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On Tue, 1 Oct 2002, Karl Berry wrote:

> In practice, I don't think it matters, because I doubt there are any
> such entries as these:
> * Foo: (foo)bar.
> * Foo: (foo)baz.
> At least I've never seen any.

I have ;-).  Texinfo made such a change in the "makeinfo" entry somewhere 
circa v4.0 (because the name of the node which describes makeinfo's usage 
changed).  If a user had two DIR files, one with the old Texinfo group, 
the other with the new, that user would see such situation.