Fixing internal links to the tags #13
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Fixing links to the Tags, which has been moved from section 7, and is now section 8. Also fixing @uses to be 8.23 instead of a second 8.22. (I also noticed there is a missing section that is in the index "Describing anonymous functions", but I didn't touch that).
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Fixing internal links to the tags
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Use clear instead of empty as empty is a reserved word.
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Fixing links to the Tags, which has been moved from section 7, and is now section 8. Also fixing @uses to be 8.23 instead of a second 8.22. (I also noticed there is a missing section that is in the index "Describing anonymous functions", but I didn't touch that).