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@@ -138,35 +138,9 @@ Table 9: Primary Opcode Map (opcode bits 0:5)
     |  000   |   001 |   010 |  011  |   100 |   101  | 110   |  111
 ```
 
-## Suitable for svp64-only
-
-This is the same table containing v3.0B Primary Opcodes except those that
-make no sense in a Vectorisation Context have been removed.  These removed
-POs can, *in the SV Vector Context only*, be assigned to alternative
-(Vectorised-only) instructions, including future extensions.
-EXT04 retains the scalar `madd*` operations but would have all PackedSIMD
-(aka VSX) operations removed.
-
-Note, again, to emphasise: outside of svp64 these opcodes **do not**
-change.  When not prefixed with svp64 these opcodes **specifically**
-retain their v3.0B / v3.1B OpenPOWER Standard compliant meaning.
-
-```
-    |  000   |   001 |  010  | 011   |  100  |    101 |  110  |  111
-000 |        |       |       |       | EXT04 |        |       | mulli | 000
-001 | subfic |       | cmpli | cmpi  | addic | addic. | addi  | addis | 001
-010 | bc/l/a |       |       | EXT19 | rlwimi| rlwinm |       | rlwnm | 010
-011 |  ori   | oris  | xori  | xoris | andi. | andis. | EXT30 | EXT31 | 011
-100 |  lwz   | lwzu  | lbz   | lbzu  | stw   | stwu   | stb   | stbu  | 100
-101 |  lhz   | lhzu  | lha   | lhau  | sth   | sthu   |       |       | 101
-110 |  lfs   | lfsu  | lfd   | lfdu  | stfs  | stfsu  | stfd  | stfdu | 110
-111 |        |       | EXT58 | EXT59 |       | EXT61  |       | EXT63 | 111
-    |  000   |   001 |   010 |  011  |   100 |   101  | 110   |  111
-```
-
 It is important to note that having a different v3.0B Scalar opcode
 that is different from an SVP64 one is highly undesirable: the complexity
-in the decoder is greatly increased.
+in the decoder is greatly increased, through breaking of the RISC paradigm.
 
 # EXTRA Field Mapping