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@@ -23,4 +23,4 @@ This distinction can be incredibly confusing to new jQuery users. Here's what yo
 
 There are a few cases where object methods and core methods have the same names, such as `$.each()` and `.each()`. In these cases, be extremely careful when reading the documentation that you are exploring the correct method.
 
-In this guide, if a method can be called on a jQuery selection, we'll refer to it just by its name: `.each()`. If it is a utility method -- that is, a method that isn't called on a selection -- we'll refer to it explicitly as a method in the jQuery namespace: `$.each()`.
+In this guide, if a method can be called on a jQuery selection, we'll refer to it just by its name: `.each()`. If it is a  [utility method](http://learn.jquery.com/using-jquery-core/utility-methods/)-- that is, a method that isn't called on a selection -- we'll refer to it explicitly as a method in the jQuery namespace: `$.each()`.