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1)	change-class}.  
1)	\label Syntax:
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2)	change-class}.  It can also be explicitly invoked by the user.
2)	\label Syntax:
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1)	list of the form {\tt ({\it variable-name 
1)	parameter-specializer-name\/})}.  Only required parameters may be
1)	specialized.  A parameter specializer name is a symbol that names a 
1)	user-defined class, a structure defined by {\bf defstruct} if the {\bf
1)	:type} option was not used, or a class that corresponds to a Common 
1)	Lisp type specifier.  Note that not all Common Lisp types have a
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2)	list of the form {\tt ({\it variable-name
2)	parameter-specializer-name\/})}.  Only required parameters may be
2)	specialized.  A parameter specializer name is a symbol that names a
2)	user-defined class, a structure defined by {\bf defstruct} if the {\bf
2)	:type} option was not used, or a class that corresponds to a Common
2)	Lisp type specifier.  Note that not all Common Lisp types have a
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