+++ /dev/null
-VVhitespace is descended from Whitespace, adding a vertical tab to the language
-along with some restrictions to ease implementation. The name is intended to
-embrace the spirit of Whitespace's visual incomprehensibility.
-
-Since Whitespace ignores [VTab] as a comment character, and since the
-Whitespace VM is a superset of the VVhitespace VM, all valid VVhitespace
-programs are also valid Whitespace programs.
-
-Locating a Whitespace interpreter capable of running all valid Whitespace
-programs is left as an exercise for the reader. For the inquisitive, the
-following program, read top-down, is both a valid VVhitespace and Whitespace
-program. Does it terminate or infinitely loop?
-
-[Space]
-[Space]
-[Space]
-[Tab]
-[LF]
-[LF]
-[Space]
-[LF]
-[Space]
-[Tab]
-[LF]
-[LF]
-[Space]
-[Space]
-[VTab]
-[Space]
-[Tab]
-[LF]
-[LF]
-[LF]
-[LF]
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+VVhitespace is descended from Whitespace, adding a vertical tab to the language
+along with some restrictions to ease implementation. The name is intended to
+embrace the spirit of Whitespace's visual incomprehensibility.
+
+Since Whitespace ignores [VTab] as a comment character, and since the
+Whitespace VM is a superset of the VVhitespace VM, all valid VVhitespace
+programs are also valid Whitespace programs.
+
+Locating a Whitespace interpreter capable of running all valid Whitespace
+programs is left as an exercise for the reader. For the inquisitive, the
+following program, read top-down, is both a valid VVhitespace and Whitespace
+program. Does it terminate or infinitely loop?
+
+[Space]
+[Space]
+[Space]
+[Tab]
+[LF]
+[LF]
+[Space]
+[LF]
+[Space]
+[Tab]
+[LF]
+[LF]
+[Space]
+[Space]
+[VTab]
+[Space]
+[Tab]
+[LF]
+[LF]
+[LF]
+[LF]