@@ -906,10 +906,6 @@ <h3 id="line-break"><span class="secno">4.1.</span>
906906 </ ul >
907907 </ ul >
908908
909- < p > Breaks between Hangul syllable blocks are allowed in both strict and
910- loose rules: to restrict breaks in Korean to spaces, the 'keep-all'
911- value of 'word-break' can be specified.</ p >
912-
913909 < p class ="note "> Information on line breaking conventions can be found in
914910 [< a href ="#JIS4051 "> JIS4051</ a > ] for Japanese,
915911 [< a href ="#ZHMARK "> 标点符号</ a > ] for Chinese, and [?] for Korean, and
@@ -981,10 +977,6 @@ <h3 id="line-break"><span class="secno">4.1.</span>
981977 characters still creates line-breaking opportunities, as in Korean.</ dd >
982978 </ dl >
983979
984- < p > When shaping scripts such as Arabic are allowed to break within words
985- due to 'break-all' or 'break-strict', the characters must still be
986- shaped as if the word were not broken.</ p >
987-
988980 < h3 id ="word-break "> < span class ="secno "> 4.2.</ span >
989981 Line Breaking Rules for non-CJK Scripts: the 'word-break' property</ h3 >
990982
@@ -1044,9 +1036,9 @@ <h3 id="word-break"><span class="secno">4.2.</span>
10441036 Content for Paged Media</ a > draft.</ p > </ dd >
10451037 </ dl >
10461038
1047- < p > If hyphenation is applied to a shaped script such as Arabic then the
1048- shaping process must ignore the hyphenation break and shape as if the
1049- word were still whole and unhyphenated .</ p >
1039+ < p > When shaping scripts such as Arabic are allowed to break within words
1040+ due to 'break-all' or hyphenation, the characters must still be shaped
1041+ as if the word were not broken .</ p >
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10511043< h2 id ="wrapping "> < span class ="secno "> 5.</ span >
10521044 Text Wrapping</ h2 >
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