diff for duplicates of <001101dc18dc$e97457e0$bc5d07a0$@samsung.com>

diff --git a/a/1.txt b/N1/1.txt
index 0c38d27..9353220 100644
--- a/a/1.txt
+++ b/N1/1.txt
@@ -105,34 +105,41 @@ Hi Krzysztof,
 > > Do we have any guideline for the same?
 > > Could you please help with an example from previous any commit or some
 > other patches?
-> > I understand that mentioning, “two clocks, two supplies etc" are part\r
-> > of schema, one may or may not capture that in the commit.\r
-> > However mentioning, “this hardware (SoC) contain a combo PHY which\r
-> supports usb3.1 and usb3.0" is not ok?\r
-> \r
-> \r
-> Maybe that's just language, but to me the commit msg did not describe\r
-> hardware after first sentence, but said what schema requires (some\r
-> clocks and supplies). Other examples:\r
-> 00399bbe02d2bb6fd8d6eb90573ec305616449f4\r
-> e4c9a7b475e5d0d9b2440ee48f91d1364eabd6cb\r
-> \r
-\r
-Thank you for the pointers, will refer the examples and \r
-update the commit messages accordingly. \r
-\r
-> and here another anti-pattern:\r
-> 23f793850e9ee7390584c0809f085d6c88de7d3f\r
-> \r
-> (and before you ask why above carries my Rb tag, then note that\r
-> Samsung's revenue is around 220 billion USD, so for sure it has a lot,\r
-> really a lot of resources to review patches internally and improve their\r
-> quality before posting).\r
-> \r
-> Best regards,\r
-> Krzysztof\r
-\r
-Thank you.\r
-\r
-Regards,\r
+> > I understand that mentioning, “two clocks, two supplies etc" are part
+> > of schema, one may or may not capture that in the commit.
+> > However mentioning, “this hardware (SoC) contain a combo PHY which
+> supports usb3.1 and usb3.0" is not ok?
+> 
+> 
+> Maybe that's just language, but to me the commit msg did not describe
+> hardware after first sentence, but said what schema requires (some
+> clocks and supplies). Other examples:
+> 00399bbe02d2bb6fd8d6eb90573ec305616449f4
+> e4c9a7b475e5d0d9b2440ee48f91d1364eabd6cb
+> 
+
+Thank you for the pointers, will refer the examples and 
+update the commit messages accordingly. 
+
+> and here another anti-pattern:
+> 23f793850e9ee7390584c0809f085d6c88de7d3f
+> 
+> (and before you ask why above carries my Rb tag, then note that
+> Samsung's revenue is around 220 billion USD, so for sure it has a lot,
+> really a lot of resources to review patches internally and improve their
+> quality before posting).
+> 
+> Best regards,
+> Krzysztof
+
+Thank you.
+
+Regards,
 Pritam
+
+
+
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diff --git a/a/content_digest b/N1/content_digest
index dc6877a..7c73d20 100644
--- a/a/content_digest
+++ b/N1/content_digest
@@ -145,36 +145,43 @@
  "> > Do we have any guideline for the same?\n"
  "> > Could you please help with an example from previous any commit or some\n"
  "> other patches?\n"
- "> > I understand that mentioning, \342\200\234two clocks, two supplies etc\" are part\r\n"
- "> > of schema, one may or may not capture that in the commit.\r\n"
- "> > However mentioning, \342\200\234this hardware (SoC) contain a combo PHY which\r\n"
- "> supports usb3.1 and usb3.0\" is not ok?\r\n"
- "> \r\n"
- "> \r\n"
- "> Maybe that's just language, but to me the commit msg did not describe\r\n"
- "> hardware after first sentence, but said what schema requires (some\r\n"
- "> clocks and supplies). Other examples:\r\n"
- "> 00399bbe02d2bb6fd8d6eb90573ec305616449f4\r\n"
- "> e4c9a7b475e5d0d9b2440ee48f91d1364eabd6cb\r\n"
- "> \r\n"
- "\r\n"
- "Thank you for the pointers, will refer the examples and \r\n"
- "update the commit messages accordingly. \r\n"
- "\r\n"
- "> and here another anti-pattern:\r\n"
- "> 23f793850e9ee7390584c0809f085d6c88de7d3f\r\n"
- "> \r\n"
- "> (and before you ask why above carries my Rb tag, then note that\r\n"
- "> Samsung's revenue is around 220 billion USD, so for sure it has a lot,\r\n"
- "> really a lot of resources to review patches internally and improve their\r\n"
- "> quality before posting).\r\n"
- "> \r\n"
- "> Best regards,\r\n"
- "> Krzysztof\r\n"
- "\r\n"
- "Thank you.\r\n"
- "\r\n"
- "Regards,\r\n"
- Pritam
+ "> > I understand that mentioning, \342\200\234two clocks, two supplies etc\" are part\n"
+ "> > of schema, one may or may not capture that in the commit.\n"
+ "> > However mentioning, \342\200\234this hardware (SoC) contain a combo PHY which\n"
+ "> supports usb3.1 and usb3.0\" is not ok?\n"
+ "> \n"
+ "> \n"
+ "> Maybe that's just language, but to me the commit msg did not describe\n"
+ "> hardware after first sentence, but said what schema requires (some\n"
+ "> clocks and supplies). Other examples:\n"
+ "> 00399bbe02d2bb6fd8d6eb90573ec305616449f4\n"
+ "> e4c9a7b475e5d0d9b2440ee48f91d1364eabd6cb\n"
+ "> \n"
+ "\n"
+ "Thank you for the pointers, will refer the examples and \n"
+ "update the commit messages accordingly. \n"
+ "\n"
+ "> and here another anti-pattern:\n"
+ "> 23f793850e9ee7390584c0809f085d6c88de7d3f\n"
+ "> \n"
+ "> (and before you ask why above carries my Rb tag, then note that\n"
+ "> Samsung's revenue is around 220 billion USD, so for sure it has a lot,\n"
+ "> really a lot of resources to review patches internally and improve their\n"
+ "> quality before posting).\n"
+ "> \n"
+ "> Best regards,\n"
+ "> Krzysztof\n"
+ "\n"
+ "Thank you.\n"
+ "\n"
+ "Regards,\n"
+ "Pritam\n"
+ "\n"
+ "\n"
+ "\n"
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