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@@ -76,21 +76,25 @@ In this guide, there will be some screenshots to show off the concepts introduce
     * If the chop card is a "new" card, then the **focus is on the chop**.
     * Otherwise, the **focus is on the left-most card**.
 
-#### Examples
+#### Example 1 - A Basic Clue
 
 <img src="img/beginner/single_focus.png" height="150" />
 
 * If only one card is touched by a clue, then the clue is (obviously) talking about that one card.
 * In the above screenshot, Alice clues blue to Bob.
 * Thus, the focus of the clue is blue 1. This is a *Play Clue* on blue 1.
 
+#### Example 2 - Left-most Focus
+
 <img src="img/beginner/single_focus2.png" height="150" />
 
 * In the above screenshot, Alice clues blue to Bob.
 * Before this clue, Bob's hand was completely unclued. So, with this clue, **two new cards were introduced** - the blue card on slot 2 and the blue card on slot 4.
 * Bob knows that in this situation, the focus of the clue is the left-most of the two new cards. Thus, similar to the last example, this is a *Play Clue* on blue 1.
 * From *Good Touch Principle*, Bob can reason that his other blue card on slot 4 is either blue 2, blue 3, blue 4, or blue 5. He will hold on to the card for later.
 
+#### Example 2 - Chop Focus
+
 <img src="img/beginner/single_focus3.png" height="150" />
 
 * In the above screenshot, Alice clues purple to Bob (on the first turn of the game).