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Line 322: Examples to avoid: 1999 saw the repeal of part of the [[Glass–Steagall Act]] by the [[Gramm–Leach–Bliley Act]]. [[Vanessa Hudgens]]'s second album ''[[Identified]]'' saw limited chart success, reaching 46th position in the [[UK Albums Chart]]. The above sentences could be replaced by: In 1999, the [[Gramm–Leach–Bliley Act]] repealed part of the [[Glass–Steagall Act]]. [[Vanessa Hudgens]]'s second album ''[[Identified]]'' experienced limited chart success, reaching 46th position in the [[UK Albums Chart]]. The second sentence could also be replaced by "[[Vanessa Hudgens]] saw her second album ''[[Identified]]'' experiencing limited chart success, reaching 46th position in the [[UK Albums Chart]]", as Vanessa Hudgens has eyes and is capable of seeing things. ==Article and section titles==

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