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@@ -8,8 +8,6 @@ Lab 1 part 2 focuses on how to:
 
 **Lab 1.2**    Learn how to use Linux commands to manage users of your VM.
 
-**Lab 1.4**    Develop a simple cloud service :cloud: using Python.
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 #### Lab 1.2: **User management in Unix (Ubuntu 18.04)**
 
 This tutorial describes the steps to manage users with different security privileges. We will mainly use the `sudo` keyword, representing the system's superuser. We already used the `sudo` in lab 1.2 to run commands (for example, installing software). 
@@ -168,4 +166,4 @@ Make sure that **you always have access to a superuser account before downgradin
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 > This means that your Linux system is now **`sudo locked`** making your system unusable (you cannot install delete etc. but you can list and manipulate only your files).
 
-:checkered_flag: Well done! You completed parts 1 and 2, now do both one more time :muscle:
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+:checkered_flag: Well done! You completed parts 1 and 2, now do both one more time :muscle: