Ahh, give and take. For-each is given nodes and apply-templates takes
nodes it "wants". I think I see.
for-each is often used more with "pull" style, but actually it's
misleading (if educationally helpful) to characterise them this way.
for-each is equivalent to for-each in a unique mode with a single
template that matches node() (except in xslt2 where it would have to
math item() which isn't allowed).
David
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