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diff --git a/dependencies-in-practice.Rmd b/dependencies-in-practice.Rmd
@@ -419,7 +419,7 @@ We typically use suggested packages unconditionally inside vignettes.
 But if you choose to use suggested packages conditionally in your vignettes, the knitr chunk option `eval` is very useful for achieving this.
 See @sec-vignettes-eval-option for more.
 
-## Package is listed in Depends {#sec-dependencies-in-depends}
+## Package is listed in `Depends` {#sec-dependencies-in-depends}
 
 Consider a dependency that is listed in `DESCRIPTION` in `Depends`:
 

diff --git a/other-markdown.Rmd b/other-markdown.Rmd
@@ -176,7 +176,7 @@ The devtools ecosystem tries to help you keep `README.Rmd` up-to-date in two way
 
 -   The release checklist placed by `usethis::use_release_issue()` includes a reminder to call `devtools::build_readme()`.
 
-## NEWS.md {#sec-news}
+## `NEWS` {#sec-news}
 
 The `README` is aimed at new users, whereas the `NEWS` file is aimed at existing users: it should list all the changes in each release that a user might notice or want to learn more about.
 As with `README`, it's a well-established convention for open source software to have a `NEWS` file, which is also sometimes called a changelog.