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Dear Hans, dear list,

 I started playing around with ConTeXt support for MathML.  However,
it seems that <apply> works different from what I expected.  The
following code snippet is from the MathML documentation, where it is
explained to be the function F+G applied to x, rendered as (F+G)(x).
ConTeXt 2001.11.13 renders it as (F+G)x, omitting the parentheses
around x.  How do I write f(x)?

\usemodule[mathml]

\starttext 

\startXMLdata
<math>
<apply>
  <apply>
    <plus/>
    <ci> F </ci>
    <ci> G </ci>
    </apply>
  <ci> x </ci>
</apply>
</math>
\stopXMLdata

\stoptext

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