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• 7.6.1 defines the record-end rules. [5]
  
  [Sic Bas, Min, SO; om. LA; mod. SL; sil. MGML, NSGML, PSGML, TEI. LA does not implement the RE/RS rules; they must be implemented by the LA client software. SL forbids "ignorable whitespace" in the document instance, with the exception of RS (always ignored), RE immediately following a start-tag, RE immediately preceding an end-tag, and RE immediately following an entity reference which has no refc. SO does not discuss the record-end rules, but a companion proposal of the same date suggests a simpler way of making elements `invisible' for purposes of record-end handling.]

  	Disposition	Existing Proposals
  	Keep	Bas, Min, SO
  	Revise	SL
  	Drop	LA
  	Does not apply
  	Don't know	MGML, NSGML, PSGML, TEI

  
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Since in principle LA restricts its attention to documents in a single entity, it often has no clear position on the topics in this section; since the restriction to single-entity documents appears to be a principle, rather than a temporary simplification, LA is listed as dna in cases of doubt, rather than as sil.