anchor.diff:        <p>1. Using the tabs above the map, turn on the Forest Change data layer you wish to analyze (e.g., tree cover loss). </p>
         <p>2. Define the time period of your analysis by dragging the handles of the timeline or by selecting a time interval.</p>
         <p><%= image_tag('tutorial-screenshots/image6.png') %></p>
  -      <p>3. Select the analysis icon (<%= image_tag('tutorial-screenshots/image7.png') %>) on the right-hand side of the map and choose “Country or region”.</p>
  +      <p>3. Select the analysis icon (<%= image_tag('tutorial-screenshots/image7.png') %>) on the right-hand side of the map and choose “Country or region."</p>
         <p>4. Choose a country and/or region and click “Analyze.”</p>
         <p><%= image_tag('tutorial-screenshots/image8.png') %></p>
  -      <p>Learn more about analyzing forest change data within a country or subnational jurisdiction on the <a href="/howto">How To page</a>.</p>
  +      <p>Learn more about analyzing forest change data within a country or subnational jurisdiction on the <a href="/howto/analyze-forest-change">How To page</a>.</p>
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        <p class='first'>Use the colored tabs above the map to view different categories of data. Select a data layer to activate it in the map, or click the information icon (<%= image_tag('tutorial-screenshots/screenshot-2.png') %>) located next to each data layer to learn more.</p>
        <p>As you turn on data layers, they will appear in the legend on the left-hand side of the map. Multiple data layers can be turned on at once.</p>
        <p>Most data layers under the Forest Change tab have a timeline located at the bottom of the map. Press the play button to view an animation of the entire time series of data or drag the ends of the timeline to select a specific period of time.</p>
        <p><%= image_tag('tutorial-screenshots/screenshot-1.png') %></p>
        <p>Some data layers allow you to click on individual data points and polygons (i.e., shapes) to view additional information. This feature applies to NASA active fires (within the Forest Change tab) and/or data within the Forest Use, Conservation, People, and Stories tabs.</p>
        <p>Learn more about exploring forest data on the <a href="/howto">How To page</a>.</p>
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negative.code:       <p>1. Select a protected area and click “Analyze” within the info window that appears.</p>
        <p>2. Click the subscribe icon (<%= image_tag('tutorial-screenshots/image5.png') %>) located at the bottom of the window with analysis results and enter your email address.</p>
        <p></p>
        <p>Learn more about subscribing to alerts on the <a href="/howto/subscribe-to-tree-clearing">How To page</a>.</p>
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