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111## Expressions and Runes
111## Expressions and Runes
113−Each regular Hoon expression begins with a
113+Each regular Hoon expression begins with a
114[rune](https://urbit.org/docs/about/glossary#rune). A rune is a pair
114[rune](https://urbit.org/docs/about/glossary#rune). A rune is a pair
115of ASCII punctuation marks (a digraph)—e.g., `:-`. The first
115of ASCII punctuation marks (a digraph)—e.g., `:-`. The first
116glyph in the rune indicates the category—e.g., `:` runes make
116glyph in the rune indicates the category—e.g., `:` runes make
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177## Tall regular form
177## Tall regular form
179Tall regular form starts with the rune, followed by a `gap`.
179Tall regular form starts with the rune, followed by a `gap`.
180−(Remember, a `gap` is any whitespace except `ace`, including
180+(Remember, a `gap` is any whitespace other than `ace`.). After
181−either comments or line breaks.). After that are the number and
182−types of subexpressions appropriate for that rune. Each
181+that are the number and types of subexpressions appropriate for
183−subexpression is separated from the others by a `gap`.
182+that rune. Each subexpression is separated from the others by a
185Let's call everything in the twig after the initial rune the twig
185Let's call everything in the twig after the initial rune the twig
186*body*. There are four body subtypes: *fixed*, *running*, *jogging*,
186*body*. There are four body subtypes: *fixed*, *running*, *jogging*,