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@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ Advantages of these design principles:
 
 * It is therefore easy to create a first (and sometimes only) implementation as literally a for-loop in hardware, simulators, and compilers.
 * More complex HDL can be done by repeating existing scalar ALUs and pipelines as blocks.
-* As (mostly) a high-level "context" that does not (significantly) deviate from scalar OpenPOWER ISA it is minimally-disruptive and consequently stands a reasonable chance of broad community adoption and acceptance
+* As (mostly) a high-level "context" that does not (significantly) deviate from scalar OpenPOWER ISA and, in its purest form being "a for loop around scalar instructions", it is minimally-disruptive and consequently stands a reasonable chance of broad community adoption and acceptance
 
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