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index 46293c8..b4a3f56 100644
--- a/README.cipher
+++ b/README.cipher
@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ Block cipher interface
 	There are a number of block ciphers implemented, all with
 	extremely similar interfaces.  However, block ciphers aren't
 	actually at all pleasant to use directly.  They're really
-	intended to be used only by higher-level `modes'.  
+	intended to be used only by higher-level `modes'.
 
 	Anyway, I'll take Bruce Schneier's Blowfish as an example.
 
@@ -47,11 +47,11 @@ Block cipher interface
 	The `type'	Simply N if specific macros for handling blocks
 			of the appropriate width have been written, or X
 			if the macros should use a loop instead.
-			
+
 	The `endianness'
 			Either `B' for big-endian, or `L' for little-
 			endian.
-			
+
 	The `width'	The cipher's block size in bits.
 
 	This simple interface is thoroughly inconvenient for general