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-=== Index time optimizations
+=== Index-Time Optimizations
 
 All of the solutions we've talked about so far are implemented at
-*query-time*. ((("index time optimizations")))((("partial matching", "index time optimizations")))They don't require any special mappings or indexing patterns --
+_query time_. ((("index time optimizations")))((("partial matching", "index time optimizations")))They don't require any special mappings or indexing patterns;
 they simply work with the data that you've already indexed.
 
-The flexibility of query time operations comes at a cost: search performance.
+The flexibility of query-time operations comes at a cost: search performance.
 Sometimes it may make sense to move the cost away from the query.  In a real-
 time web application, an additional 100ms may be too much latency to tolerate.