Update README.md

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@@ -54,19 +54,19 @@ Additionally, **you may want to download the PDF files**, available as a *.zip*
 
 *The work from which originated the creation of this dataset is currently under submission to a conference.*
 
-## Details about dataset content and usage ?
+## Details about dataset content and usage
 
 ### Dataset schema and splits
 
 The dataset is composed of two splits : ``chunks.single`` and ``chunks.multi``:
-- *chunks.single*: each query can be answered with only one passage of the PDF corpus
-- *chunks.multi*: each query needs multiple passages, sometimes from different pages to be answers
+- ***chunks.single***: each query can be answered with only one passage of the PDF corpus
+- ***chunks.multi***: each query needs multiple passages, sometimes from different pages to be answers
 
 Both splits have de same schema:
 - **query** (*str*): the query
 - **source_file** (*list[str]*): the list of files from which the relevant passages are.
 - **target_pages** (*list[list[int]]*): for each source file, the list of pages from which the relevant passages are. NOTE: page numbers are 0-based ! (the first page of the PDF files is 0) !
-- **target_passages** (*list[list[str]]): for each source file, the list of passages (copy-pasted from the PDF file) that answer the query.
+- **target_passages** (*list[list[str]]*): for each source file, the list of passages (copy-pasted from the PDF file) that answer the query.
 
 Example:
 
@@ -77,7 +77,7 @@ Considering a sample of the dataset which would be:
     "source_file": ["doc_A.pdf", "doc_B.pdf"],
     "target_pages": [[1], [2, 3]],
     "taget_passages": [["passage"], ["other passage", "other other passage"]]
-  }
+}
 ```
 That means that *``"dummy query ?"``* would be answered by *"passage"* which is on page ``1`` of ``doc_A.pdf``, by *"other passage"* which is on page ``2`` of ``doc_B.pdf`` and by *"other other passage"* which is on page ``3`` of ``doc_B.pdf``