can only be defined on keyword messages, and all methods defined on a keyword
message must be keyword methods. The direct methods defined on a keyword
message may differ in the keywords they accept, both from each other, and
-from the message. If two superclasses of some common class both define
-keyword methods on the same message, and the methods both accept a keyword
-argument with the same name, then these two keyword arguments must also have
-the same type. Different applicable methods may declare keyword arguments
-with the same name but different defaults; see below.
+from the message. If two applicable methods on the same message both accept
+a keyword argument with the same name, then these two keyword arguments must
+also have the same type. Different applicable methods may declare keyword
+arguments with the same name but different defaults; see below.
The keyword arguments acceptable in a message sent to an object are the
keywords listed in the message definition, together with all of the keywords