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B.5.RC:2 - Problem

A reader can recognize the name of a result and repeat its desired properties while remaining unable to construct it. The source may compress several operations into one verb, leave a prerequisite implicit or describe a property without giving a procedure that produces an instance.

Execution then fails at the first unprovided intermediate result. Guessing a plausible step can make the example work while changing the method being recovered. Repeating the requirement leaves the difficulty in place.

The useful result is a recovered construction that can be performed for the intended case, or a localized missing contribution that makes the next source return, specialist request or method-development move possible.