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E.10:13 - Bias-Annotation

Scope: FPF-governed wording-use repair; ordinary ungoverned language remains outside this pattern.

BiasHow E.10 prevents it
Lexical-substitution biasE.10 starts with the connected F.19 reading, then uses cues and governed-object recovery only for an unresolved FPF wording question, not synonym replacement.
Umbrella-to-umbrella biasRecover the recognizable object and relation, then name only the exact FPF value or pattern contribution that changes the sentence.
Semio-biasWording-use repair does not displace the EntityOfConcern; descriptions, publications, and source-use relations stay separate from the object or claim under concern.
Misallocated activityAssign action to the capable participant, or state the pattern’s defining, constraining, guiding, or descriptive relation positively.
Source-provenance-as-prose biasSource wording can be quoted or bounded as source-only, but live FPF prose states the current norm rather than narrating where a term came from.