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 Each criteria consists of three parts, \textit{attribute}, \textit{operator} and \textit{value}.  One such criteria is shown in Figure~\ref{fig:reqif_search}, with the attribute dropdown open.
 
 \begin{description}
-\item[Attribute.]  Choose an attribute (datatype) from the list.  The first four (IDENTIFIER, DESC, LONG\_NAME, and LAST\_CHANGE) are ReqIF-internal attributes and are rarely of interest to normal users (see Section~\ref{sec:reqif_internal_attributes}).  The others attributes are taken directly from the document.  The more attributes you create, the longer the list will grow.  After you have chosen an attribute from the list, the rest of your choices (which are determined by the datatype of the attribute) are displayed.
+\item[Attribute.]  Choose an attribute (datatype) from the list.  The first four (IDENTIFIER, DESC, LONG\_NAME, and LA\-ST\-\_CHANGE) are ReqIF-internal attributes and are rarely of interest to normal users (see Section~\ref{sec:reqif_internal_attributes}).  The others attributes are taken directly from the document.  The more attributes you create, the longer the list will grow.  After you have chosen an attribute from the list, the rest of your choices (which are determined by the datatype of the attribute) are displayed.
 \item[Operator.] The operator dropdown is specific to the selected attribute and is described for each type below.
 \item[Value.] The value or values are specific to the operator and are also described below.
 \end{description}