Also replace dontes.

This "any of" construction followed by the item list sounds weird to me. I think about a better formulation. My current proposal would be to replace the item lists by individual sentences each one starting with "Any [...] of ", this seems to be existing practice elsewhere. What do you think?

On reflector discussion Hubert requested "Any of" to emphasize unspecified nature of which one is selected

I'm not criticizing the usage of "any of" (This is standard formaulation), but the concrete usage here where we use "any of" before as introducer before the bullet list and then expressing each bullet item as a seemingly continuation of this "any of". But a sentence such as "any of exception thrown by increment and dereference operations on iterator to r and comparison of such iterator to sentinel," doesn't sound like a real sentence to me

My suggestion would be to replace the bullet list by individual sentences roughly as follows:

Any exception thrown by increment and dereference operations on iterator to r and comparison of such iterator to sentinel. Any exception thrown by the evaluation of any argument of reflect_constante_i. meta::exception if evaluation of any reflect_constant(e_i)evaluation of
reflect_constant or reflect_constant_array would exit via an exception.

@tomaszkam We can keep the list style if we use the approach used in [string.insert] p10, that means without any introducer before the list and potentially using "Any exception ..." as begin of the first and second item. This has the effect that each bullet item is a full sentence.

What do you think?

I've updated it in this manner.

Thanks.