usefor-usepro-02 December 2004

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2.3.  Header Properties

   There are two special properties that may apply to particular
   headers, namely: "inheritable", and "variant". When a header is
   defined, in this (or any future) standard, as having one (or possibly
   more) of these properties, it is subject to special treatment, as
   indicated below.
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--- ../usefor-article-13/Header_Properties.out          May 2004
+++ ../usefor-usepro-02/Header_Properties.out          December 2004
@@ -1,8 +1,8 @@
-4.2.5.  Header Properties
+2.3.  Header Properties
 
-   There are three special properties that may apply to particular
-   headers, namely: "experimental", "inheritable", and "variant". When a
-   header is defined, in this (or any future) standard, as having one
-   (or possibly more) of these properties, it is subject to special
-   treatment, as indicated below.
+   There are two special properties that may apply to particular
+   headers, namely: "inheritable", and "variant". When a header is
+   defined, in this (or any future) standard, as having one (or possibly
+   more) of these properties, it is subject to special treatment, as
+   indicated below.
 

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