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articles/cosmos-db/emulator.md

@@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ Every request made against the emulator must be authenticated using a key over T
 
 ## Import emulator certificate
 
-In some cases, you may wish to manually import the TLS/SS certificate from the emulator's running container into your host machine. This step avoids bad practices like disabling TLS/SSL validation in the SDK. For more information, see [import certificate](how-to-develop-emulator.md#export-the-emulators-tlsssl-certificate).
+In some cases, you may wish to manually import the TLS/SS certificate from the emulator's running container into your host machine. This step avoids bad practices like disabling TLS/SSL validation in the SDK. For more information, see [import certificate](how-to-develop-emulator.md#import-the-emulators-tlsssl-certificate).
 
 ## Next step
 

articles/cosmos-db/how-to-develop-emulator.md

@@ -467,7 +467,7 @@ Use the [Azure Cosmos DB API for NoSQL .NET SDK](nosql/quickstart-dotnet.md) to
     ```
 
     > [!WARNING]
-    > If you get a SSL error, you may need to disable TLS/SSL for your application. This commonly occurs if you are developing on your local machine, using the Azure Cosmos DB emulator in a container, and have not [imported the container's SSL certificate](#export-the-emulators-tlsssl-certificate). To resolve this, configure the client's options to disable TLS/SSL validation before creating the client:
+    > If you get a SSL error, you may need to disable TLS/SSL for your application. This commonly occurs if you are developing on your local machine, using the Azure Cosmos DB emulator in a container, and have not [imported the container's SSL certificate](#import-the-emulators-tlsssl-certificate). To resolve this, configure the client's options to disable TLS/SSL validation before creating the client:
     >
     > ```csharp
     > CosmosClientOptions options = new ()
@@ -527,7 +527,7 @@ Use the [Azure Cosmos DB API for NoSQL Python SDK](nosql/quickstart-python.md) t
     ```
 
     > [!WARNING]
-    > If you get a SSL error, you may need to disable TLS/SSL for your application. This commonly occurs if you are developing on your local machine, using the Azure Cosmos DB emulator in a container, and have not [imported the container's SSL certificate](#export-the-emulators-tlsssl-certificate). To resolve this, configure the application to disable TLS/SSL validation before creating the client:
+    > If you get a SSL error, you may need to disable TLS/SSL for your application. This commonly occurs if you are developing on your local machine, using the Azure Cosmos DB emulator in a container, and have not [imported the container's SSL certificate](#import-the-emulators-tlsssl-certificate). To resolve this, configure the application to disable TLS/SSL validation before creating the client:
     >
     > ```python
     > import urllib3
@@ -613,7 +613,7 @@ Use the [Azure Cosmos DB API for NoSQL Node.js SDK](nosql/quickstart-nodejs.md)
     ```
 
     > [!WARNING]
-    > If you get a SSL error, you may need to disable TLS/SSL for your application. This commonly occurs if you are developing on your local machine, using the Azure Cosmos DB emulator in a container, and have not [imported the container's SSL certificate](#export-the-emulators-tlsssl-certificate). To resolve this, configure the application to disable TLS/SSL validation before creating the client:
+    > If you get a SSL error, you may need to disable TLS/SSL for your application. This commonly occurs if you are developing on your local machine, using the Azure Cosmos DB emulator in a container, and have not [imported the container's SSL certificate](#import-the-emulators-tlsssl-certificate). To resolve this, configure the application to disable TLS/SSL validation before creating the client:
     >
     > ```javascript
     > process.env.NODE_TLS_REJECT_UNAUTHORIZED = 0
@@ -749,7 +749,7 @@ Use the [MongoDB Node.js driver](mongodb/quickstart-nodejs.md) to connect to the
     ```
 
     > [!WARNING]
-    > If you get a SSL error, you may need to disable TLS/SSL for your application. This commonly occurs if you are developing on your local machine, using the Azure Cosmos DB emulator in a container, and have not [imported the container's SSL certificate](#export-the-emulators-tlsssl-certificate). To resolve this, configure the application to disable TLS/SSL validation before creating the client:
+    > If you get a SSL error, you may need to disable TLS/SSL for your application. This commonly occurs if you are developing on your local machine, using the Azure Cosmos DB emulator in a container, and have not [imported the container's SSL certificate](#import-the-emulators-tlsssl-certificate). To resolve this, configure the application to disable TLS/SSL validation before creating the client:
     >
     > ```javascript
     > const client = new MongoClient(
@@ -892,7 +892,7 @@ Use the [Apache Cassandra Node.js driver](cassandra/manage-data-nodejs.md) to us
     ```
 
     > [!WARNING]
-    > If you get a SSL error, you may need to disable TLS/SSL for your application. This commonly occurs if you are developing on your local machine, using the Azure Cosmos DB emulator in a container, and have not [imported the container's SSL certificate](#export-the-emulators-tlsssl-certificate). To resolve this, configure the client to disable TLS/SSL validation:
+    > If you get a SSL error, you may need to disable TLS/SSL for your application. This commonly occurs if you are developing on your local machine, using the Azure Cosmos DB emulator in a container, and have not [imported the container's SSL certificate](#import-the-emulators-tlsssl-certificate). To resolve this, configure the client to disable TLS/SSL validation:
     >
     > ```javascript
     > const client = new Client({
@@ -1170,7 +1170,7 @@ Use the [Azure Tables JavaScript SDK](cassandra/manage-data-nodejs.md) to use th
     ```
 
     > [!WARNING]
-    > If you get a SSL error, you may need to disable TLS/SSL for your application. This commonly occurs if you are developing on your local machine, using the Azure Cosmos DB emulator in a container, and have not [imported the container's SSL certificate](#export-the-emulators-tlsssl-certificate). To resolve this, configure the client to disable TLS/SSL validation:
+    > If you get a SSL error, you may need to disable TLS/SSL for your application. This commonly occurs if you are developing on your local machine, using the Azure Cosmos DB emulator in a container, and have not [imported the container's SSL certificate](#import-the-emulators-tlsssl-certificate). To resolve this, configure the client to disable TLS/SSL validation:
     >
     > ```javascript
     > const client = TableClient.fromConnectionString(