From 63f2a8a8301231860b3074722a1c52c0575fa6fc Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Austin Hilberg <40366950+austin-hilberg@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Wed, 19 Dec 2018 15:38:44 -0600
Subject: [PATCH] Fix indentation.

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 contents/definition/04-Definition-Syntax.rst | 4 ++--
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diff --git a/contents/definition/04-Definition-Syntax.rst b/contents/definition/04-Definition-Syntax.rst
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@@ -60,8 +60,8 @@ Note that default values can only be used when inserting as a mapping.
 Primary key attributes cannot have default values (with the exceptions of ``auto_increment`` and ``CURRENT_TIMESTAMP`` attributes; see :ref:`primary-key`).
 
 An attribute with a default value of ``NULL`` is called a **nullable attribute**.
- A nullable attribute can be thought of as applying to all entities in a table but having an optional *value* that may be absent in some entities.
- Nullable attributes should *not* be used to indicate that an attribute is inapplicable to some entities in a table (see :ref:`normalization`).
+A nullable attribute can be thought of as applying to all entities in a table but having an optional *value* that may be absent in some entities.
+Nullable attributes should *not* be used to indicate that an attribute is inapplicable to some entities in a table (see :ref:`normalization`).
 Nullable attributes should be used sparingly to indicate optional rather than inapplicable attributes that still apply to all entities in the table.
 ``NULL`` is a special literal value and does not need to be enclosed in quotes.