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    Comment #2 from simeon (AT) us (DOT) ibm.com 2006-09-19 14:58
    I believe despite being odd, this definition is actually correct.
    The prime function computes the item types for a given type. there is none for
    the empty type.
    when computing the factorization for empty the rules will be applied as
    follows:
    prime(empty) = none
    quantifier(empty) = ?
    prime(empty) . quantifier(empty) = none? = none | empty = empty
    which should be the expected result.
    - Jerome

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