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 ## Key Terminology
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-| *Organizations*    | An Organization is a logical collection of Users, Teams, Projects and Inventories. And it is the highest level in the AWX hierarchy. It also provides a structured way to manage access and permissions within AWX, making it easier to control `who can do what` within the system. |
-| *Playbooks* | Playbooks are the YAML files that define a series of tasks to be executed by Ansible. They are used to automate complex workflows and configurations. |
+| Organizations    | An Organization is a logical collection of Users, Teams, Projects and Inventories. And it is the highest level in the AWX hierarchy. It also provides a structured way to manage access and permissions within AWX, making it easier to control `who can do what` within the system. |
+| Playbooks | Playbooks are the YAML files that define a series of tasks to be executed by Ansible. They are used to automate complex workflows and configurations. |
 | Inventories | Inventories are lists of hosts or groups of hosts that Ansible manages. They can be defined in static files or dynamically generated from various sources. |
 | Credentials| Credentials in AWX are used to authenticate and authorize access to remote systems. AWX seemless integration with various cloud, vault or secret service providers allows the users/teams/organizations to securely store and manage credentials for different environments and use cases. |
 | Projects | Projects in AWX are collections of Ansible playbooks and related files. They can be sourced from various version control systems like Git, allowing for versioned and collaborative development of automation scripts. |