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Changes in the description of various Unary Operators on UnitValue object.

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`@@ -211,10 +211,10 @@ UnitValue objects can be used in computational JavaScript expressions. The way t`
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`212`	`212`	`\| Operator \| Behaviour \|`
`213`	`213`	`\| ------------ \| ----------------------------------------------------------------------- \|`
`214`		-\| `~unitValue` \| The numeric value is converted to a 32-bit integer with inverted bits. \|
	`214`	+\| `~unitValue` \| Result is a new UnitValue with the same type, but value converted to a 32-bit integer and inverted bitwise. \|
`215`	`215`	\| `!unitValue` \| Result is `true` if the numeric value is nonzero, `false` if it is not. \|
`216`		-\| `+unitValue` \| Result is the numeric value. \|
`217`		-\| `-unitValue` \| Result is the negated numeric value. \|
	`216`	+\| `+unitValue` \| Result is a new UnitValue with the same type and value as the original. \|
	`217`	+\| `-unitValue` \| Result is a new UnitValue with the same type and negated value from the original \|
`218`	`218`
`219`	`219`	### Binary operators `(+, -, *, /, %)`
`220`	`220`

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