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Expand Up @@ -131,12 +131,11 @@ its resolved value is defined according to the implementation's specification.
Else, if the _expression_ contains an _annotation_,
its resolved value is defined by _function resolution_.

Else, the _expression_ will contain only either a _literal_ or a _variable_.

If the _expression_ consists of a _variable_,
Else, if the _expression_ consists of a _variable_,
its resolved value is defined by _variable resolution_.
An implementation MAY perform additional processing
when resolving the value of the _expression_.
when resolving the value of an _expression_
that consists only of a _variable_.

> For example, it could apply _function resolution_ using a _function_
> and a set of _options_ chosen based on the value or type of the _variable_.
Expand All @@ -151,8 +150,8 @@ when resolving the value of the _expression_.
> the implementation could interpret the _placeholder_ `{$date}` as if
> the pattern included the function `:datetime` with some set of default options.

Else, if the _expression_ consists of a _literal_,
its resolved value is defined by _literal resolution_.
Else, the _expression_ consists of a _literal_.
Its resolved value is defined by _literal resolution_.

> **Note**
> This means that a _literal_ value with no _annotation_
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