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Fix a broken doc link #6503

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Expand Up @@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ UTXO-based ledgers typically start out with a very simple model of "ownership" o
An output will have a public key (strictly, the hash of a public key) attached to it, and in order to spend this output, the spending transaction must be signed by the corresponding private key.
We call this a "pay-to-pubkey" output.

Cardano uses an extended model called the [Extended UTXO Model](../glossary.md#extended-utxo-model) (EUTXO).
Cardano uses an extended model called the [Extended UTXO Model](../glossary.md#extended-utxo-model-eutxo) (EUTXO).
In the EUTXO model, an output can be locked by (the hash of) a *script*.
We call this a "pay-to-script" output.
A script is a *program* that decides whether or not the transaction which spends the output is
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