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#    to [cf0f339b148f20cf7eb6191ea01c96089943fc12]
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--- monotone.texi	8ec8e0a7d1025346ba0a4093e2d9486d7a1b81fc
+++ monotone.texi	cf0f339b148f20cf7eb6191ea01c96089943fc12
@@ -3568,10 +3568,10 @@
 explicit pathname changes you wish to commit at some future time, such
 as addition, removal, or renaming of files.  This command also removes
 any attributes on @var{pathname}; see @ref{File Attributes} for more
-details.  If you use the --missing flag it will add drop entries for any
-paths that monotone is tracking for which you have already removed the
-files from the filesystem, in addition to all those specified in 
address@hidden
+details.  If you use the @option{--missing} flag it will add drop
+entries for any paths that monotone is tracking for which you have
+already removed the files from the filesystem, in addition to all those
+specified in @var{pathname...}.
 
 While this command places a ``drop'' entry on your work list, it does
 not immediately affect your database. When you @command{commit} your
@@ -3697,12 +3697,12 @@
 If files or directories are given as arguments, only those files and
 directories are affected instead of the entirety of your working copy.
 
-If the flag --missing is given, in addition to files or directories given
-as arguments, it reverts any files which monotone 
-has listed in it's manifest, but which have been deleted from the working
-copy.  If you specify --missing with no additional path arguments, 
-and there are no files missing from the working copy, revert is 
-conservative and does nothing.
+If the flag @option{--missing} is given, in addition to files or
+directories given as arguments, it reverts any files which monotone has
+listed in it's manifest, but which have been deleted from the working
+copy.  If you specify @option{--missing} with no additional path
+arguments, and there are no files missing from the working copy, revert
+is conservative and does nothing.
 
 From within a subdirectory of the working copy the @command{revert}
 command will, by default, revert @emph{all changes} in the working copy.
@@ -7229,10 +7229,11 @@
 
 @item @b{drop} @i{[--missing] [--execute] [<pathname>...]}
 Drop files from working copy. Files are not deleted from working copy,
-merely noted as removals in the work list, unless the --execute flag
-is given.  If the --missing flag is given any files that monotone is
-tracking but which are not present in the working copy (ie. the
-output that @command{monotone ls missing} would give) are dropped.
+merely noted as removals in the work list, unless the @option{--execute}
+flag is given.  If the @option{--missing} flag is given any files that
+monotone is tracking but which are not present in the working copy
+(ie. the output that @command{monotone ls missing} would give) are
+dropped.
 @comment TROFF INPUT: .TP
 
 @item @b{rename} @i{<src> <dst>}