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@@ -402,8 +402,8 @@ However when moving to 64-bit digits (desirable because the algorithm
 is `O(N^2)`) this in turn means that the estimate has to be computed
 from a *128* bit dividend and a 64-bit divisor.  Such an operation 
 simply does not exist in most Scalar 64-bit ISAs. Although Power ISA
-comes close with `divdeu`, by placing the dividend in the upper half
-of a 128-bit computation, the lower half is zero.  Again Power ISA
+comes close with `divdeu`, by placing one operand in the upper half
+of a 128-bit dividend, the lower half is zero.  Again Power ISA
 has a Packed SIMD instruction `vdivuq` which is a 128/128
 (quad) divide, not a 128/64, and its use would require considerable
 effort to move registers to and from GPRs.  Some investigation into