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hunk ./en/ch04-fp.xml 2106
+      <title>Do you need to know all of this right now?</title>
+
hunk ./en/ch06-typeclasses.xml 87
+      <title>When is a class not a class?</title>
hunk ./en/ch06-typeclasses.xml 323
+	<title>The Show typeclass</title>
hunk ./en/ch06-typeclasses.xml 368
+	<title>A note about defaulting</title>
hunk ./en/ch06-typeclasses.xml 428
+	<title>Read is not widely used</title>
hunk ./en/ch06-typeclasses.xml 454
+	<title>Parsing large strings</title>
hunk ./en/ch06-typeclasses.xml 1112
+      <title>Which types can be automatically derived?</title>
hunk ./en/ch06-typeclasses.xml 1307
+	<title>When do overlapping instances matter?</title>
hunk ./en/ch08-globs-and-regexps.xml 321
-    <note>
-      <para id="x_nE1">For brevity, we will abbreviate <quote>regular
-	  expression</quote> as <emphasis>regexp</emphasis> from here
-	on.</para>
-    </note>
+
+    <para id="x_nE1">For brevity, we will abbreviate <quote>regular
+	expression</quote> as <emphasis>regexp</emphasis> from here
+      on.</para>
hunk ./en/ch08-globs-and-regexps.xml 401
+	<title>Watch out for String results</title>
hunk ./en/ch08-globs-and-regexps.xml 531
+	<title>Perl and POSIX regular expressions</title>
hunk ./en/ch08-globs-and-regexps.xml 594
+      <title>Using a value before defining it</title>
hunk ./en/ch08-globs-and-regexps.xml 861
+      <title>Things to watch out for</title>
+
hunk ./en/ch21-databases.xml 303
+	<title>Using replaceable parameters</title>
hunk ./en/ch21-databases.xml 357
+	<title>More efficient execution</title>
hunk ./en/ch24-concurrent.xml 44
-    <note>
-      <para id="x_jJ1">Many traditional languages further blur the already
-	indistinct boundary between concurrent and parallel
-	programming, because they force programmers to use the same
-	primitives to construct both kinds of program.</para>
-    </note>
+    <para id="x_jJ1">Many traditional languages further blur the
+      already indistinct boundary between concurrent and parallel
+      programming, because they force programmers to use the same
+      primitives to construct both kinds of program.</para>
hunk ./en/ch27-sockets.xml 103
+	<title>In case of problems</title>
}