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@@ -3655,10 +3655,17 @@ <h5>Discouraged Constructs</h5>
 						<section id="sec-xhtml-deviations-base">
 							<h6>The <code>base</code> Element</h6>
 
-							<p id="confreq-html-vocab-base">
-								The [[HTML]] <a data-cite="html#the-base-element"><code>base</code></a> element can be used to specify the <a data-cite="html#document-base-url">document base URL</a> for the purposes of parsing URLs.
-								When using it in an <a>EPUB Publication</a>, the interpretation of the <code>base</code> elements may inadvertently result in references to <a>Remote Resources</a>, i.e., resources that are outside the <a>EPUB Container</a>. Using the <code>base</code> element in an <a>EPUB Publication</a> may cause Reading Systems to misinterpret the location of resources (e.g., relative links to other documents in the publication might appear as links to a Web site if the <code>base</code> element specifies an absolute URL). To avoid significant interoperability issues, EPUB Creators should not use the <code>base</code> element.
-							</p>
+							<p id="confreq-html-vocab-base"> The [[HTML]] <a data-cite="html#the-base-element"
+										><code>base</code></a> element can be used to specify the <a
+									data-cite="html#document-base-url">document base URL</a> for the purposes of parsing
+								URLs. When using it in an <a>EPUB Publication</a>, the interpretation of the
+									<code>base</code> elements may inadvertently result in references to <a>Remote
+									Resources</a>, i.e., resources that are outside the <a>EPUB Container</a>. Using the
+									<code>base</code> element in an <a>EPUB Publication</a> may cause Reading Systems to
+								misinterpret the location of resources (e.g., relative links to other documents in the
+								publication might appear as links to a Web site if the <code>base</code> element
+								specifies an absolute URL). To avoid significant interoperability issues, EPUB Creators
+								should not use the <code>base</code> element. </p>
 
 						</section>
 
@@ -9315,10 +9322,8 @@ <h3>Substantive Changes since the <a href="https://www.w3.org/TR/2021/WD-epub-33
 					<li>28-June-2021: Added a note discouraging EPUB Creators from referencing resources outside the
 						directory containing the Package Document to avoid interoperability issues. See <a
 							href="https://github.com/w3c/epub-specs/issues/1687">issue 1687</a></li>
-					<li>
-						23-June-2021: Added the <code>base</code> element to the list of discouraged XHTML constructs. See
-						<a href="https://github.com/w3c/epub-specs/issues/1699">issue 1699</a>.
-					</li>
+					<li>23-June-2021: Added the <code>base</code> element to the list of discouraged XHTML constructs.
+						See <a href="https://github.com/w3c/epub-specs/issues/1699">issue 1699</a>.</li>
 					<li>18-June-2021: Moved requirements for authoring SSML, PLS lexicons and CSS 3 Speech to the <a
 							href="https://www.w3.org/TR/epub-3-tts">EPUB 3 Text-to-Speech Enhancements</a> note. The
 						ability to use these technologies in EPUB 3 Publications remains unchanged. See <a