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E.10.D1:6 - Bias-Annotation

BiasRiskCountermeasure
Terminology biasEvery use of context is read as local sense.Compare the applicable branches; select source-local meaning only when the effective scheme and sense claim change the statement.
DDD biasEvery boundary becomes a BoundedModelUseStructure.Start with A.1.1’s direct relations and select the structure only when their organization changes the decision.
Ontology biasA small wording repair expands into a new kind or record.Return one repaired sentence and stop unless another use needs durable identity.
Lexical policingThe spelling is banned even when a source or subject pattern defines it precisely.Judge the wording use, preserve quotations and established designations, and repair only content needed by the FPF claim.
English-language biasThe English word context is mistaken for a universal semantic category.Recover the source expression, language, edition, effective scheme, and local-sense claim before cross-language comparison.