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Due to the characteristics of the Latin alphabet, such annotations appear in horizontal writing mode only.
This is a little vague, and, without careful reading, appears to contradict the picture in the following subsection of latin annotations being used in vertical text for bilingual annotations. It also contradicts the opening sentence of 3.3.2. Clearly latin text can be used alongside vertical chinese in some situations.
How about saying the following:
The horizontal nature of the Latin script results in a convention that romanized annotations representing pronunciation are usually only used alongside horizontal Chinese text.
Or we could remove the mention of latin script characteristics altogether, and say:
Romanized annotations representing pronunciation are usually only used alongside horizontal Chinese text.
To make things clearer still, we could add another sentence immediately after saying:
(Latin script used for bilingual annotations or interlinear comments, on the other hand, may well be associated with vertical text.)
3.3.1.1 Indicating the Pronunciation for Chinese characters
http://w3c.github.io/clreq/#h-indicating_pronunciation_for_chinese_characters
This is a little vague, and, without careful reading, appears to contradict the picture in the following subsection of latin annotations being used in vertical text for bilingual annotations. It also contradicts the opening sentence of 3.3.2. Clearly latin text can be used alongside vertical chinese in some situations.
How about saying the following:
Or we could remove the mention of latin script characteristics altogether, and say:
To make things clearer still, we could add another sentence immediately after saying:
I would break the paragraph at that point.
3.3.4.1 Basic Requirements
http://w3c.github.io/clreq/#h-basic-requirements
The first sentence needs to read
otherwise it contradicts the second point, which says
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