{section: Pushing only a single branch}
 
-A naked =git push= will try to push <em>all</em> branches up, which may not be what you want.  Even if you don't have changes on some branches, it will check if the origin is newer and will complain if the branch is pushed.  For example, if you've made changes to V7_0-branch, but not the master, but the master has changed on the upstream git repository, you might see this:
+A naked =git push= will try to push *all* branches up, which may not be what you want.  Even if you don't have changes on some branches, it will check if the origin is newer and will complain if the branch is pushed.  For example, if you've made changes to V7_0-branch, but not the master, but the master has changed on the upstream git repository, you might see this:
 
 {code}
 % git push