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 <p id="section-3-5">It is unclear why one would delay sending the one response that has the least overhead,
   but that may be lack of imagination.
-  An affine type system (where instances can not generally be duplicated and are used at most once) can make this doable in a safe way.
+  An approach where instances can not generally be duplicated and are
+  used at most once (as in an affine type system) can make this doable in a safe way.
   In the end it's a tradeoff between implementer flexibility and specification simplicity.<a href="#section-3-5" class="pilcrow">¶</a></p>
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oscore/draft-bormann-core-responses.txt

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       the appendix).
 
    It is unclear why one would delay sending the one response that has
-   the least overhead, but that may be lack of imagination.  An affine
-   type system (where instances can not generally be duplicated and are
-   used at most once) can make this doable in a safe way.  In the end
-   it's a tradeoff between implementer flexibility and specification
-   simplicity.
+   the least overhead, but that may be lack of imagination.  An approach
+   where instances can not generally be duplicated and are used at most
+   once (as in an affine type system) can make this doable in a safe
+   way.  In the end it's a tradeoff between implementer flexibility and
+   specification simplicity.
 
    *  In 8.4 between steps 5 and 6, the Sender Sequence Number of the
       response establishes an order in the received messages, which