diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
index f63de72..d7c91a9 100644
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@@ -19,12 +19,10 @@ Nagios is a powerful open source software solution for monitoring your IT enviro
 Installation:
 
 * Nagios Server instance:
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   * install httpd via cd_apache
   * install Nagios server binaries on Nagios server
 
 * Nagios clients:
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   * install client binaries like nagios plugins etc.
   * include NRPE via `cd_nrpe` (optional)
 
@@ -33,15 +31,15 @@ Configuration
 * configure all aspects of Nagios on server
 * manage nagios service user
 * manage directories (filesystem permissions, selinux )
-* manage cgi.cfg through parameters
-* manage nagios.cfg through parameters
+* manage `cgi.cfg` through parameters
+* manage `nagios.cfg` through parameters
 * manage Nagios users through external Puppet rules via define
 * manage Nagios commands through Puppet exports
 * manage Nagios template definitions through external Puppet rules via define
 * manage Nagios main contacts through Puppet exports. Additional contacts can be created through external Puppet rules via define, to avoid having to alter the module code.
-* manage Nagios main contactgroups through Puppet exports. Additional contact groups can be created through external Puppet rules via define, to avoid having to alter the module code.
-* manage Nagios main hostgroups through Puppet exports. Additional host groups can be created through external Puppet rules via define, to avoid having to alter the module code.
-* manage Nagios main servicegroups through Puppet exports. Additional service groups can be created through external Puppet rules via define, to avoid having to alter the module code.
+* manage Nagios main contact groups through Puppet exports. Additional contact groups can be created through external Puppet rules via define, to avoid having to alter the module code.
+* manage Nagios main host groups through Puppet exports. Additional host groups can be created through external Puppet rules via define, to avoid having to alter the module code.
+* manage Nagios main service groups through Puppet exports. Additional service groups can be created through external Puppet rules via define, to avoid having to alter the module code.
 * manage Nagios main timeperiods through Puppet exports.  Additional timeperiods can be created through external Puppet rules via define, to avoid having to alter the module code.
 * configure firewall (optional)
 * configure selinux policies (optional)
@@ -58,7 +56,6 @@ Monitoring
 * monitor Nagios host
 * monitor Nagios service
 * monitor clients:
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   * ping
   * root partition
   * swap usage