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@@ -971,19 +971,20 @@ <h3>
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-                Adjustment factor for GLIDEIN_CPUS that allows to overload pilots.
-                This means GLIDEIN_CPUS will be multpilied by GLIDEIN_OVERLOAD_CPUS
-                allowing to increase the size of the slot compared to the original
-                value. The original GLIDEIN_CPUS value is usually set to the same
-                value as the submit_attribute used to submit the pilot to the CE.
-                For example, usually both GLIDEIN_CPUS and the submit attribute
-                +xcount are set to 8. Setting GLIDEIN_OVERLOAD_CPUS=1.25 allows to
-                increase the value of GLIDEIN_CPUS to 10 while keeping +xcount to 8.
-                While in principle you could just set GLIDEIN_CPUS to 10, using
-                GLIDEIN_OVERLOAD_CPUS is required for whole node pilots. Therefore,
-                we recommend to always use the GLIDEIN_OVERLOAD_CPU attribute every
-                time GLIDEIN_CPUS is different compared to +xcount (or whatever
-                submit attribute the CE accepts)
+                Adjustment factor for GLIDEIN_CPUS that allows to overload
+                pilots. This means GLIDEIN_CPUS will be multpilied by
+                GLIDEIN_OVERLOAD_CPUS allowing to increase the size of the slot
+                compared to the original value. The original GLIDEIN_CPUS value
+                is usually set to the same value as the submit_attribute used to
+                submit the pilot to the CE. For example, usually both
+                GLIDEIN_CPUS and the submit attribute +xcount are set to 8.
+                Setting GLIDEIN_OVERLOAD_CPUS=1.25 allows to increase the value
+                of GLIDEIN_CPUS to 10 while keeping +xcount to 8. While in
+                principle you could just set GLIDEIN_CPUS to 10, using
+                GLIDEIN_OVERLOAD_CPUS is required for whole node pilots.
+                Therefore, we recommend to always use the GLIDEIN_OVERLOAD_CPU
+                attribute every time GLIDEIN_CPUS is different compared to
+                +xcount (or whatever submit attribute the CE accepts)
               </p>
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@@ -1052,19 +1053,20 @@ <h3>
               <p>
                 Adjustment factor for GLIDEIN_MaxMemMBs that allows to overload
                 pilot memory. This means GLIDEIN_MaxMemMBs will be multpilied by
-                GLIDEIN_OVERLOAD_MEMORY allowing to increase the size of the slot
-                compared to the original GLIDEIN_MaxMemMBs value.
-                The original GLIDEIN_MaxMemMBs value is usually set to the same
-                value as the submit_attribute used to submit the pilot to the CE.
-                For example, usually both GLIDEIN_MaxMemMBs and the submit attribute
-                +MaxMemory are seto to 20Mb (2.5Gb per core).
-                Setting GLIDEIN_OVERLOAD_MEMORY=1.25 allows to increase the value
-                of GLIDEIN_MaxMemMBs to 25Mb while keeping +MaxMemory to 20Mb.
+                GLIDEIN_OVERLOAD_MEMORY allowing to increase the size of the
+                slot compared to the original GLIDEIN_MaxMemMBs value. The
+                original GLIDEIN_MaxMemMBs value is usually set to the same
+                value as the submit_attribute used to submit the pilot to the
+                CE. For example, usually both GLIDEIN_MaxMemMBs and the submit
+                attribute +MaxMemory are seto to 20Mb (2.5Gb per core). Setting
+                GLIDEIN_OVERLOAD_MEMORY=1.25 allows to increase the value of
+                GLIDEIN_MaxMemMBs to 25Mb while keeping +MaxMemory to 20Mb.
                 While in principle you could just set GLIDEIN_MaxMemMBs to 25Mb,
                 using GLIDEIN_OVERLOAD_MEMORY is required for whole node pilots.
-                Therefore, we recommend to always use the GLIDEIN_OVERLOAD_MEMORY
-                attribute every time GLIDEIN_MaxMemMBs is different compared to
-                MaxMemory (or whatever submit attribute the CE accepts)
+                Therefore, we recommend to always use the
+                GLIDEIN_OVERLOAD_MEMORY attribute every time GLIDEIN_MaxMemMBs
+                is different compared to MaxMemory (or whatever submit attribute
+                the CE accepts)
               </p>
             </td>
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