@@ -1309,8 +1309,7 @@ also accounts for the output ordering.
 
 ### A volatile `coalesce` or `nvl` argument is now evaluated eagerly
 
-`coalesce` and `nvl` are normally rewritten to `CASE WHEN a IS NOT NULL THEN a
-ELSE b END`, which names every argument but the last one twice. For a volatile
+`coalesce` and `nvl` are normally rewritten to `CASE WHEN a IS NOT NULL THEN a ELSE b END`, which names every argument but the last one twice. For a volatile
 argument those two mentions were two independent draws, so
 `coalesce(nullif(floor(random() * 2), 0), -1)` could return `NULL` — a value a
 single evaluation can never produce — or fail at run time with
@@ -1328,7 +1327,7 @@ SELECT coalesce(random(), y / x) FROM t;
 ```
 
 Only calls that contain a volatile argument before the last one are affected.
-A volatile *last* argument still takes the lazy rewrite, and non-volatile
+A volatile _last_ argument still takes the lazy rewrite, and non-volatile
 `coalesce` and `nvl` are unchanged.
 
 To force conditional evaluation, rewrite using `CASE`, which has standardized