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Apologies, came here to write a review and the boat has sailed.

@jskeet –I don’t see why ranges.md@89 was changed at all and I wouldn’t even have looked at the line for #1437. The abstract is for emphasis, i.e. that it is abstract! Maybe @RexJaeschke has an English reason to remove the other italics, but to me it delineates the two different kinds of index clearly.

Looking at the line now I think the “is” would be better as “represents”, so I’ve made that change.

Over to you two to judge: accept/modify/reject the changed line – no version is wrong per se!

Apologies, came here to write a review and the boat has sailed.

@jskeet –I don’t see why ranges.md@89 was changed at all and I wouldn’t even have looked at the line for #1437. The *abstract* is for emphasis, i.e. that it is abstract! Maybe @RexJaeschke has an English reason to remove the other italics, but to me it delineates the two different kinds of index clearly.

Looking at the line now I think the “is” would be better as “represents”, so I’ve made that change.

Over to you two to judge: accept/modify/reject the changed line – no version is wrong *per se*!
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I'm fine with this; up to @RexJaeschke. (I'd still personally not emphasize the abstract - just its presence in the sentence is a sufficient highlight IMO - but I'm definitely not going to argue about it any further.)

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This also looks good to me. As Jon, I'll wait for Rex's input as well.

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I'm OK with restoring the italics and the change to "represents." However, we definitely don't want "from-start index" and "from-end index" set in italics as they are not grammar rule names, just uses of previously defined terms.

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