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B.5.RR:3 - Forces

ForceTension
Reuse and hidden dependenceRetaining an established result saves work, but its application may use the changed premise indirectly.
Local repair and a changed questionA small correction can preserve the conclusion; a new objective may require another argument.
Several arguments and a shared weaknessAn alternative can preserve a conclusion, while a premise common to both can defeat that apparent independence.
Useful qualification and continued inquiryA conditional result or bound may suffice now; another use may need the unresolved premise or a new construction.