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C.32:3 - Forces

ForceTension
Decision pressureTeams want one answer before the alternatives are explicit.
Candidate pluralitySeveral plausible variants may be useful for different reasons.
Source richnessSource cues can suggest candidate work without establishing the architecture claim.
Compression riskA short palette can hide source distinctions needed later.
Neighboring claim patternsFront, G.5 result declaration, publication availability, local choice, evidence, assurance, and decision claims are admissible only through patterns for the next questions after the architecture content is shaped.