diff --git a/cli-diagnostic/rhyme.txt b/cli-diagnostic/rhyme.txt
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+"The rain in Spain falls mainly in the plain."
diff --git a/diagnostic.md b/diagnostic.md
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--- a/diagnostic.md
+++ b/diagnostic.md
@@ -31,13 +31,13 @@ Using Atom, open up `diagnostic.md` and write your answers below (where indicate
 5. Great Work!  Back in the terminal, do  `git status` to view your changes.  What color is the file name?
 
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+ Red
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 6. Do `git add <file_name>`  to stage your changes.  Do `git status` again to see the newly staged file.  What color is the file name now?
 
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+ Green
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 7. Let's commit these changes with `git commit <file_name>` and the commit message of `add temp.md and associated folders`.
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 1. Is `/Users/blah_blah/Desktop` a relative path or an absolute path? How do you know?
 
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+ Absolute path, the first / represents the root of the system.
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  2. Given:
@@ -77,7 +77,7 @@ If we are in the `project` directory and use `cd planning`, is a relative or abs
 3. Now suppose that we have an image file living inside our project. Would we refer to it with an absolute or relative path? Why?
 
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+ We can use relative paths which are a path from the directory or file we are currently in or absolute paths which are a path from our root directory.
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