diff --git a/doc/Cakelisp.org b/doc/Cakelisp.org
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-#+TITLE:Cakelisp Language
+#+title: Cakelisp Language
 
 This document aspires to be one page of everything you need to know to learn the Cakelisp language. I liked how [[https://ziglang.org/documentation/master/][Zig]] is all on one page, so I'm going to emulate that here.
 
diff --git a/doc/Debugging.org b/doc/Debugging.org
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-#+TITLE:Debugging Cakelisp
+#+title: Debugging Cakelisp
 Cakelisp doesn't really have an interpreter. Cakelisp always generates C/C++ code to do meaningful work. This means the Cakelisp transpiler, macros, generators, and of course final code output can be debugged using a regular C/C++ debugger like GDB, LLDB, Or Visual Studio Debugger.
 
 * Verbosity
diff --git a/doc/Internals.org b/doc/Internals.org
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-#+TITLE:Cakelisp Technical Details
+#+title: Cakelisp Technical Details
 
 In very broad phases, this is what Cakelisp does/is:
 - Tokenizer and evaluator written in C++
diff --git a/doc/NeatUses.org b/doc/NeatUses.org
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-#+TITLE:Fun with Cakelisp
+#+title: Fun with Cakelisp
 
 Here are a list of things I did with Cakelisp which I thought showcase its niceties. Nothing is too small, because small things can make a big difference!
 
diff --git a/doc/VsOtherLanguages.org b/doc/VsOtherLanguages.org
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-#+TITLE:Cakelisp vs. Other Languages
+#+title: Cakelisp vs. Other Languages
 * Naughty Dog
 [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Game_Oriented_Assembly_Lisp][Game Oriented Assembly Lisp]] was my chief inspiration.