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diff --git a/_includes/legislative_procedure.html b/_includes/legislative_procedure.html
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diff --git a/pages/advanced_eurocracy.markdown b/pages/advanced_eurocracy.markdown
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+---
+title: Advanced Eurocracy
+layout: home
+has_children: true
+nav_order: 5
+---
+
+# Advanced Eurocracy
diff --git a/pages/getting_started/legislative_procedure.markdown b/pages/getting_started/legislative_procedure.markdown
@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ _Ordinary Legislative Procedure_ is the main way the EU makes laws. In this syst
 1. the European Commission prepares a proposal, and sends it to the European Parliament and the Council.
 2. Inside the Parliament, MEPs (Members of the European Parliament) debate and negotiate to agree on a list of changes to the law (amendments) that they want to make. Once they are done, Parliament votes on a "Report": a document containing all the changes that Parliament wants to make.
 3. Inside the council, a similar process takes place simultaneously.
-4. Once both the Parliament and council have a position, they negotiate with eachother in _Trilogues_ to find a compromise. If they can agree, then the proposal becomes law.
+4. Once both the Parliament and council have a position, they negotiate with each other in _Trilogues_ to find a compromise. If they can agree, then the proposal becomes law.
 
 Below you will find a flowchart illustrating the process, followed by explanations about each stage, and links to pages where you can find tips about how you can influence each stage.
 
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 ## Agenda Forming
 The first step in the process is for the [European Commission](https://unfsckthe.eu/pages/getting_started/institutions.html#the-european-commission) to decide to make a law about something.
 
-> You can learn about how to convince the EU to propose a new law on [this page](https://unfsckthe.eu/pages/lobbying/propose.html).
+> **You can learn about how to convince the EU to propose a new law on [this page](https://unfsckthe.eu/pages/lobbying/propose.html).**
 
 The Commission can decide to make a law at its own initiative or for one or more of three reasons:
 
 **Parliament asked them to**
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 While the European Parliament cannot propose laws itself, it can ask the Commission to propose a law to address an issue. The Commission must respond, either with a proposal for a law or an explanation of why they do not want to take action.
 
 **Citizens asked them to**
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 Citizens can directly make a call for action using the [European Citizens Initiative](https://citizens-initiative.europa.eu/_en). To do so, they must collect 1 million signatures of EU citizens. The Commission must respond, either with a proposal for a law or an explanation of why they do not want to take action.
 
 **EU Member States ask them to**
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 The [Council of the European Union](https://unfsckthe.eu/pages/getting_started/institutions.html#the-council-of-the-european-union) (Representatives from EU countries' governments), can ask the Commission to act through _Council Resolutions_. Exceptionally, the European Council (a meeting of the leaders of each EU country) can ask the Commission to take action. The Commission must respond, either with a proposal for a law or an explanation of why they do not want to take action.
diff --git a/pages/lobbying.markdown b/pages/lobbying.markdown
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+---
+title: Lobbying
+layout: home
+has_children: true
+nav_order: 2
+---
+
+# Lobbying
diff --git a/pages/monitoring.markdown b/pages/monitoring.markdown
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 title: Monitoring
 layout: home
 has_children: true
-nav_order: 2
+nav_order: 3
 ---
 
 # Monitoring