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 This workshop is for everybody involved in the process of developing
 software, so please bring product owners, testers and architects along.
-As well as describing what BDD is (and isn’t), we’ll spend a lot of time
+As well as describing what BDD is (and isn't), we'll spend a lot of time
 practicing collaborative analysis to make sure that our stories are
-appropriately sized, easy to read and unambiguous. We’ll develop a
+appropriately sized, easy to read and unambiguous. We'll develop a
-“ubiquitous language”, explore the workings of the Three-Amigos meeting,
+'ubiquitous language', explore the workings of the Three-Amigos meeting,
 and really get to grips with the slippery interaction between features,
 stories, acceptance criteria and examples.\\
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-Before the day is over, we’ll also take time to discuss:\\
+Before the day is over, we'll also take time to discuss:\\
- * How BDD relates to SBE, ATDD and TDD
+  * How BDD relates to SBE, ATDD and TDD
- * Approaches to the cost/benefit trade-off of test automation
+  * Approaches to the cost/benefit trade-off of test automation
- * Where BDD fits into your existing development process
+  * Where BDD fits into your existing development process
- * The benefits of “living documentation”
+  * The benefits of 'living documentation'
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-We’ll use pens, cards and other bits of paper, so you won’t need to know
+We'll use pens, cards and other bits of paper, so you won't need to know
 any tools in advance, or even remember your laptop!\\
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