E.17.AUD.LHR:3.4 - Ordinary repair order

Use this order when one local lexical head is carrying too much:

1. name the overloaded word;
2. restore the lexical-head kind;
3. restore the active local reading;
4. restore the active primary entity or relation when one is active;
5. restore the carried action or question under repair, if any;
6. restore any family, governing pattern, primary entity, active relation, and nearest outside-work boundary the sentence is relying on;
7. decide which of three repair dispositions is honest: stay with local repair, apply bounded comparison, or apply publication-unit discipline.

A narrowing qualifier alone does not count as restoration. Treat this order as one local repair aid, not as a canonical flow. Steps 1-6 restore the overloaded local lexical head; step 7 classifies what the repaired unit can honestly do next. If step 6 keeps reopening because the same unit still cannot hold one stable primary subject, one carried move, and one outside-work boundary, stop local repair and apply E.17.AUD.OOTD. If the local lexical head is now honest and the only remaining question is one bounded contrast over already available source epistemes or publications, apply E.17.ID.CR instead of escalating the local card into a heavier record by habit. If the local lexical head is honest and no neighboring reading has become primary, stop here rather than manufacturing extra extension weight.