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E.17.AUD.LHR:1 - Problem frame

Anti-single-sequence note. The quick checks, ordinary card, worked slices, and governing-pattern and project-side-reference boundary rules in this section are local aids for one publication unit under review. They do not prescribe a canonical transformation flow or a fixed sequence for every admissible case. One case may stabilize after one lexical-head repair, another may reopen when outside observation changes the honest question, and another may apply E.17.AUD.OOTD when the publication unit still has unstable primary-subject or carried-move reading.

The recurring defect is small but expensive:

  • one broad familiar word enters early;
  • the word is never restored to one kind or local work position;
  • later sentences inherit its ambiguity as if nothing happened.

Typical load-bearing local heads include:

  • document
  • text
  • artifact
  • note
  • sheet
  • publication
  • surface
  • face
  • view
  • review
  • interpretation
  • reading

These words are not uniformly wrong. They become risky when one of them starts carrying primary entity, active relation, local work position, move, or governing-pattern boundary load without being restored first.