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Add feedback from i18n W3C review. #160

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being used in a 'laptop' posture.
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<p>When a foldable is used in a half-folded state (like a book),
implementers might need to take into account the effect of
text direction and writing mode on the layout and presentation.

<p>For example, right-to-left languages
(those that use scripts such as Arabic, Hebrew, Syriac, and others)
and many vertical writing modes used by, for example, East Asian languages
progress pages in the opposite order to that used by an English book,
with the lower numbered page on the right.
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See <a data-cite=
"clreq#major_differences_between_horizontal_and_vertical_writing_modes">Chinese</a>,
<a data-cite=
"jlreq#major_differences_between_horizontal_and_vertical_writing_modes">Japanese</a>,
and <a data-cite="klreq/#para-diffs">Korean</a> differences in writing modes for more information.</p>
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