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@@ -45,14 +45,14 @@ Format | Description
Using the `--where WHERE_COLUMN_NAME` and `--in WHERE_VALUES...` options, you
can restrict the count to records where the value in a specified column
matches a list of specified values. More sophisticated filtering can be
-obtained by running [`kgtk filter`](https://../filter) to provide the input to `kgtk unique`.
+obtained by running [`kgtk filter`](https:../filter) to provide the input to `kgtk unique`.
### Processing Large Files
`kgtk unique` normally builds an in-memory dictionary of the unique
values and counts. Performance will be poor, and execution may fail, if there
are a very large number of unique values, causing main memory to be exhausted.
-If you run out of main memory, you should presort the input file with [`kgtk sort`](https://../sort) and use
+If you run out of main memory, you should presort the input file with [`kgtk sort`](https:../sort) and use
`kgtk unique --presorted` to avoid building the in-memory dictionary.
## Usage
