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-PEP: 0297
+PEP: 297
 Title: Support for System Upgrades
 Version: $Revision$
 Author: mal@lemburg.com (Marc-André Lemburg)
@@ -14,6 +14,7 @@ Abstract
     to be upgraded in parts without having to reinstall the complete
     distribution or having to wait for a new patch level release.
 
+
 Problem
 
     Python currently does not allow overriding modules or packages in
@@ -26,10 +27,11 @@ Problem
     Since Python's standard library is starting to host packages which
     are also available separately, e.g. the distutils, email and PyXML
     packages, which can also be installed independently of the Python
-    distribution, it is desireable to have an option to upgrade these
+    distribution, it is desirable to have an option to upgrade these
     packages without having to wait for a new patch level release of
     the Python interpreter to bring along the changes.
 
+
 Proposed Solutions
 
     This PEP proposes two different but not necessarily conflicting
@@ -54,7 +56,7 @@ Proposed Solutions
     * upgrades can be easily identified (just look in
       $stdlibpath/system-packages)
 
-    * upgrades can be deinstalled without affecting the rest
+    * upgrades can be de-installed without affecting the rest
       of the interpreter installation
 
     * modules can be virtually removed from packages; this is
@@ -73,25 +75,32 @@ Proposed Solutions
     also be implemented by package authors, but it would be better to
     define a standard way of switching on the proposed behaviour.
 
+
 Scope
 
     Solution 1: Python 2.3 and up
     Solution 2: all Python versions supported by distutils
 
+
 Credits
 
     None
 
+
 References
 
     None
 
+
 Copyright
 
     This document has been placed in the public domain.
 
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