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C.22.2:20.2 - Anti-Cases

Anti-caseCorrect result
The card is cited as safety acceptance, gate passage, tool-call action invitation, or work authorization.Apply the pattern for the safety, gate, autonomy, work, evidence, provenance, or assurance claim; keep only the problem-side cue in the card.
A mathematical phrase is added because it sounds rigorous.Use C.29 only when the candidate structure, preserved and lost structure, payoff, follow-up reason, and stop condition are recoverable.
A source archive produces a “best” problem by one score.Use source-set and selected-set patterns; the card carries a non-scalar source-set reference, criterion, and problem-side next use.