diff --git a/manuscript/markdown/Objects, Mutation, and State/recipes/get-with.md b/manuscript/markdown/Objects, Mutation, and State/recipes/get-with.md
index c65a217..c197016 100644
--- a/manuscript/markdown/Objects, Mutation, and State/recipes/get-with.md	
+++ b/manuscript/markdown/Objects, Mutation, and State/recipes/get-with.md	
@@ -47,10 +47,10 @@ Why is this called `getWith`? Consider this function that is common in languages
       return object[attr];
     };
     
-You might ask, "Why use a function instead of just using `[]`?" The answer is, we can manipulate functions in ways that we can't manipulate syntax. For example, do you remember from [filp](#flip) that we can define `mapWith` from `map`?
+You might ask, "Why use a function instead of just using `[]`?" The answer is, we can manipulate functions in ways that we can't manipulate syntax. For example, do you remember from [flip](#flip) that we can define `mapWith` from `map`?
 
     var mapWith = flip(map);
     
 We can do the same thing with `getWith`, and that's why it's named in this fashion:
 
-    var getWith = flip(get)
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+    var getWith = flip(get)