Minor typos and formatting.
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Visual Basic and its brethren (like MS Excel) use a completely
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different style and have ultra-flexible custom format
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specifiers like: "_($* #,##0_)".
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specifiers like::
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"_($* #,##0_)".
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`Common Lisp`_ uses a COLON before the ``~D`` decimal type specifier to
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emit a COMMA as a thousands separator. The general form of ``~D`` is
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@ -119,7 +121,7 @@ remember. Also, it makes it more challenging to write custom
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__format__ methods that follow the format specification
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mini-language.
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No change is proposed for the local module.
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No change is proposed for the locale module.
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