I haven't read the new standard about multiple staves, but does it
allow specification of bar's *between* the staves but *not* on them?
This is something a lot of people (not me) like for early music
that was originally published as unbarred parts. It's usually easier for
modern players to sightread from a score which has the indication of
where the barlines might be, but doesn't need to screw up
representation of the note lengths.  That is, a note length that
straddles a bar can still be represented as one note, and not two tied
notes.

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