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@@ -956,10 +956,11 @@ The reason in this case for the use of Vertical-First Mode is the
 conditional execution of the Multiply-and-Accumulate.
 Horizontal-First Mode is the standard Cray-Style Vectorisation:
 loop on all *elements* with the same instruction before moving
-on to the next instruction. Predication needs to be pre-calculated
+on to the next instruction. Horizontal-First
+Predication needs to be pre-calculated
 for the entire Vector in order to exclude certain elements from
 the computation. In this case, that's an expensive inconvenience 
-(similar to the problems associated with Memory-to-Memory
+(remarkably similar to the problems associated with Memory-to-Memory
 Vector Machines such as the CDC Star-100).
 
 Vertical-First allows *scalar* instructions and