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README.md

@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ This, version 3.3.1, of the *Consumer Contract Wallet* utilises the library/prox
 
 The *Consumer Contract Wallet* protects users by limiting their exposure to theft in the event that their private key becoming compromised. This version also brings 'batched meta-transactions' to the list of features of the contract wallet. Batched meta-transactions are flexible to the point where gas can be removed from equation or can be approximately paid for in any ERC20 token. By batching up meta-transactions we will be able to build a more compelling user experience, by utilising the composability of Smart Contract calls on Ethereum.
 
-Each user deploys their own proxy contract, i.e. their contract wallet, that uses the logic defined in ([wallet.sol](/contracts/wallet.sol)) that in turn interacts with the *TokenWhitelist* ([tokenWhitelist.sol](/contracts/tokenWhitelist.sol])) to get token exchange rates to enforce a user-defined daily spend limit. The exchange rates in the *TokenWhitelist* contract are periodically updated using an exchange rate *Oracle* ([oracle.sol](/contracts/oracle.sol)) that builds upon the ([Provable Things Ethereum APIs](https://github.com/provable-things/ethereum-api)) and ([CryptoCompare's APIs](https://min-api.cryptocompare.com/)).
+Each user deploys their own proxy contract, i.e. their contract wallet, that uses the logic defined in ([wallet.sol](/contracts/wallet.sol)) that in turn interacts with the *TokenWhitelist* ([tokenWhitelist.sol](/contracts/tokenWhitelist.sol)) to get token exchange rates to enforce a user-defined daily spend limit. The exchange rates in the *TokenWhitelist* contract are periodically updated using an exchange rate *Oracle* ([oracle.sol](/contracts/oracle.sol)) that builds upon the [Provable Things Ethereum APIs](https://github.com/provable-things/ethereum-api) and [CryptoCompare's APIs](https://min-api.cryptocompare.com/).
 
 Service discovery in the *Consumer Contract Wallet* is performed via the use of the [Ethereum Name Service (ENS)](https://ens.domains/). For example, ENS is used to resolve the location of the *TokenWhitelist* contract, as well as to resolve the location of the *Controller* ([controller.sol](contracts/controller.sol)) contract. The *TokenWhitelist* is a list of tokens and their exchange rates that defines the set of tokens that are protected within a user's wallet. It also determines which tokens can be used to load fiat on to a user's Monolith card. Card load transactions are peformed by sending assets to the ([licence.sol](/contracts/licence.sol)) contract that in turn takes a 1% fee and adds it to the ([holder.sol](/contracts/holder.sol)) contract. The tokens sent to the holder contract are "cash 'n' burnable" by the ([TKN ERC-20 Contract](https://etherscan.io/token/0xaaaf91d9b90df800df4f55c205fd6989c977e73a)) in conjunction with the *TKN Holder* Contract. This *Controller* contract is used for administrative purposes only, rest assured this has no access to user's funds. The controllers are used to perform 2FA functionality as well as administrative tasks on the *Oracle* and on the *TokenWhitelist*.
 
@@ -134,9 +134,9 @@ It should be noted that this codebase makes heavy use of inheritance.
 
 [nonCompliantToken.sol](/contracts/mocks/nonCompliantToken.sol) a version of a non-compliant ERC20 token, used to test the SafeERC20 stuff. 
 
-[oraclize.sol](/contracts/mocks/oraclize-connector.sol) is a mocked out version of the oraclize, this is for testing purposes only.
+[oraclize.sol](/contracts/mocks/oraclize.sol) is a mocked out version of the oraclize, this is for testing purposes only.
 
-[parseIntScientific-exporter.sol](/contracts/mocks/parseIntScientific-exporter.sol) is a mocked out version of a contract that pulls in the parseIntScientific contract used to parse floating points that include scientific notation out of JSON.
+[parseIntScientific-exporter.sol](/contracts/mocks/parseIntScientificExporter.sol) is a mocked out version of a contract that pulls in the parseIntScientific contract used to parse floating points that include scientific notation out of JSON.
 
 [token.sol](/contracts/mocks/token.sol) is a partial compliant implementation of the ERC20 token standard used for testing and development purposes.