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Author: tbrowder

doc/Language/unicode.pod6

@@ -49,7 +49,7 @@ Using this encoding with any filehandle will allow you to read the exact bytes a
 on disk, without normalization. They may look funny when printed out, if you print it out using a
 UTF8 handle. If you print it out to a handle where the output encoding is UTF8-C8,
 then it will render as you would normally expect, and be a byte for byte exact
-copy. More technical details on L<UTF8-C8|#UTF8-C8> on MoarVM below.
+copy. More technical details on L<UTF8-C8|#UTF8-C8> on MoarVM are described below.
 
 X<|UTF8-C8>
 =head2 UTF8-C8