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 Here are five common uses of timers in FTC:
 
-[<b>1. </b>](#1-loop-for-time)Loop until a time limit is reached.  Think of this as an alarm clock.<br>
-[<b>2. </b>](#2-measure-duration-of-action)Measure the length of time (until an action stops or occurs).  Think of this as a stopwatch.<br>
-[<b>3. </b>](#3-safety-timeout)Safety timeout.  Don't get stuck in a loop!<br>
-[<b>4. </b>](#4-match-timer)Match timer or countdown timer.<br>
-[<b>5. </b>](#5-device-timer-in-teleop)Device timer in TeleOp.
+1. [Loop until a time limit is reached](#1-loop-for-time).  Think of this as an <b>alarm clock</b>.<br>
+2. [Measure the length of time](#2-measure-duration-of-action) until an action occurs or stops.  Think of this as a <b>stopwatch</b>.<br>
+3. [Safety timeout](#3-safety-timeout).  Don't get stuck in a loop!<br>
+4. [Match timer](#4-match-timer) or countdown timer.<br>
+5. [Device timer in TeleOp](#5-device-timer-in-teleop).
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 More advanced applications are mentioned at the end of this tutorial.