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@ -159,7 +159,7 @@ It is often the case that an iterator adaptor changes the meaning of
one or two operators while leaving the rest of the operators defined one or two operators while leaving the rest of the operators defined
in the same way as the underlying iterator. This is typically in the same way as the underlying iterator. This is typically
implemented with delegating functions. The following example shows an implemented with delegating functions. The following example shows an
excerpt from an \code{indirect\_iterator} adaptor, which takes an excerpt from an \code{indirect\_iterator} adaptor which takes an
iterator over pointers and creates an iterator over the things pointed iterator over pointers and creates an iterator over the things pointed
to. The \code{operator*} is changed to dereference twice but all the to. The \code{operator*} is changed to dereference twice but all the
other operators stay the same. Writing all of the delegating functions other operators stay the same. Writing all of the delegating functions