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but shouldn't. This is one of the failures in metaclass() in test_descr. 

The other metaclass related test failure i'm aware of seems to be due to attribute differences (in this case function objects not having __get__) which also show up in the checker22 output, so i assume that problem will get cleaned up as attribute differences are resolved.

For the type(x) problem, i wonder if its more subtle than just special casing the arg signature in PyType.invoke_new_() and not calling dispatch__init__()? 

- kz