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A.14:13 - Rationale

A.14 exists because part-whole words carry identity, aggregation, measure, facet, time, and assurance commitments. The pattern keeps those commitments in the direct relation instead of letting everyday nouns, concerns, views, diagrams, or breakdown tables decide ontology. Component, constituent, portion, bearer-dependent aspect, proper phase, and collection-belonging claims can then support downstream work without smuggling Characteristics, viewpoints, local kinds, assignments, Methods, Work, or publication claims into mereology.