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Language/en-US.yml

@@ -1488,7 +1488,7 @@ en-US:
   STR_COUNCIL_OF_EARTH_UFOPEDIA: "It is now clear that the Council is only using the UN as its most public face. In fact it is a secretive group which operates independently from the countries and exercise significant control over them. The Council is composed of many people of various origins who for one reason or another belong to the secret ruling class. Like-minded members organize themselves into factions, which are similar to political parties in that they constantly vie for power and influence over the planet."
   STR_COUNCIL_POWER_CHAIN_CLUE: "Council's Power Chain Clue"
   STR_COUNCIL_POWER_CHAIN: "Council's Power Chain"
-  STR_COUNCIL_POWER_CHAIN_UFOPEDIA: "There are two main categories of organizations serving the Council. The first category are referred to as 'technical' and covers global administration; for example, the World Bank. These organizations are expected to do their thing efficiently to ensure that the global order is maintained. Their affairs are generally not discussed during Council sessions, they are only monitored for results. Each of them is supervised by a High Commissar (a member of their inner circle of the Council but not one of the actual deciders) and audited by other High Commissars. The other category is often called 'political'. These organizations, while often smaller than some 'technicals', are considered to be a part of political struggle. Such entities are harming certain big factions while others profit from them, so they are viciously contested and fought over. As you probably guessed, we are in the second category: promoted by some part of the Council, but to the detriment of some other factions. This is why we have so many enemies and stupid obstacles; but also this is why we enjoy so much leeway in our mistakes."
+  STR_COUNCIL_POWER_CHAIN_UFOPEDIA: "There are two main categories of organizations serving the Council. The first category are referred to as 'technical' and covers global administration; for example, the World Bank. These organizations are expected to do their thing efficiently to ensure that the global order is maintained. Their affairs are generally not discussed during Council sessions, they are only monitored for results. Each of them is supervised by a High Commissar (a member of the inner circle of the Council but not one of the actual deciders) and audited by other High Commissars. The other category is often called 'political'. These organizations, while often smaller than some 'technicals', are considered to be a part of political struggle. Such entities are harming certain big factions while others profit from them, so they are viciously contested and fought over. As you probably guessed, we are in the second category: promoted by some part of the Council, but to the detriment of some other factions. This is why we have so many enemies and stupid obstacles; but also this is why we enjoy so much leeway in our mistakes."
   STR_COUNCIL_OUR_FRIENDLY_ENEMY_CLUE: "The Council: Our Friendly Enemy Clue"
   STR_COUNCIL_OUR_FRIENDLY_ENEMY: "The Council: Our Friendly Enemy"
   STR_COUNCIL_OUR_FRIENDLY_ENEMY_UFOPEDIA: "Even though X-Com was enacted by the Council, it was not a unanimous decision. The Council seems fractured when it comes to dealing with unknown forces and some parts of it resent our existence. We should be wary of these circles and any minions they might delegate to disrupt our operations. Our patrons managed to go ahead with the X-Com initiative, but it is still heavily disputed, which puts us in a precarious position. We must focus on not giving our political enemies ammunition and avoid angering the Council, since our organization could be dissolved at any time."