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@@ -145,7 +145,8 @@ As explained in the [[sv/svp64/appendix]] Reduce Mode switches off the check
 which would normally stop looping if the result register is scalar.
 Thus, the result scalar register, if also used as a source scalar,
 may be used to perform sequential accumulation. This *deliberately*
-sets up a chain of Register Hazard Dependencies, whereas Parallel Reduce
+sets up a chain of Register Hazard Dependencies
+(which advanced hardware may optimise out), whereas Parallel Reduce
 [[sv/remap]] deliberately issues a Tree-Schedule of operations that may
 be parallelised.