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 In the code, we added in the icon names `"train"` and `"train-tram"` to the `services` column, and there could either be just the train icon or the pair that includes the tramway service. We wanted a little separation between the icons in the latter case, so `sep=" / "` was used to place a slash with spacing between any pair of icons. The icons appear here with a black fill color, but that can be changed with the `fill_color=` argument (and there are several other arguments for controlling style attributes).
 
-For a list of available icons, their names, and what they look like, check out [this listing on the FontAwesome website](https://fontawesome.com/search?m=free&o=r). The icons draw from the Font Awesome 'free' set (2000+ icons in total) but are not obtained via the web. Rather, we use the [faicons library](https://pypi.org/project/faicons/) so that this can be done entirely offline (we draw from SVG icons stored within faicons).
+For a list of available icons, their names, and what they look like, check out [this listing on the FontAwesome website](https://fontawesome.com/search?m=free&o=r). The icons draw from the Font Awesome 'free' set (2000+ icons in total) but are not obtained via the web. Rather, we use the [faicons library](https://pypi.org/project/faicons/) so that this can be done entirely offline (directly using the SVG icons stored within faicons).
 
 ### Accounting notation in select numeric formatting methods