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 All three forms of containers presented in this work are in their nascence, both in design and implementation.
 This work provides the foundation for future \CFA students to add more functionality along with robust and performant implementations.
-Completing the syntax change from @array@ to C-style for dimensions and subscripts is possibly the most important first step to fit with C-programmer expectation resulting in faster adoption.
+Completing the syntax change from @array@ to C-style for dimensions and subscripts is an important first step to fit with C-programmer expectation resulting in faster adoption.
 Also, adding a panoply of additional intrusive lists, \eg stack, queue, dequeue, \etc, is needed to complement the @list@ structure.
-I left all the infrastructure to accomplish these task, they just need time to complete.
+And once the RAII problem in \CFA is fixed, the two part string implementation can be merged into a single form, possibly with even better performance.
+I left all the infrastructure to accomplish these task;
+they just need time to complete.