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A.3.4:6 - Bias-Annotation

This pattern keeps the actual change separate from a composition question, holon classification, facts about the changed subject, method, work, flow structure, representation, assertion, evidence, evaluation, publication, production, and later use. It resists software narrowing, method-as-effect, model-as-authority, trace-as-law, formal-as-project-work, relation-verb-as-change, sampled-slice composition, blanket transformation holonhood, work-caused-change-as-production, and result-word-as-kind errors.