I personally think this structure is the 'cleanest' yet, and I think
it can be clearly described and easily understood. It is not as
expressive as some of the other schemes, but Frank seems content with
it, and I don't expect that we'll come across much harder cases than
American Law Style. I would have no problems introducing this in CSL.

(whether or not we truly need "nand"/"anynot" as a value for the
"match" attribute seems like a separate issue to me. Frank, please let
us know if you come across cases where it would be useful)

Rintze

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