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E.10:20 - Quick card

Read the complete natural span with F.19. Use E.10 cues to notice an overloaded head, doubtful agentive or causal predicate, ungrounded contrast, missing operand or referent, grouping or list pressure, loaded qualifier, or source/representation ambiguity. If ordinary meaning settles it, repair the text and stop. Otherwise open one exact lexical or subject route. The result is repaired text or a blocker, never a mandatory form or catalogue of possible meanings.

  • Use sections 5–9 only for the selected register, token, morphology, or overloaded-head problem.
  • Use E.10.ARCH only while fact, declaration, report, and representation remain confused; use the subject pattern directly once the claim is clear.
  • Use F.18 only for a durable reusable name after its value and use are settled.
  • Treat every trigger as a cue rather than a spelling ban. Two coordinated members may already be needless; a long required set may be sound.