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E.17.ID.CR:4.5 - Neighboring-work boundary glance

This table is a compact boundary aid for separating the comparative review unit from neighboring project work and source requirements. For a fuller mixed-case read, read this table together with the neighboring pattern discipline.

If the case is really doing this…Governing pattern or bounded disposition
one local lexical head or qualifier is still doing too much work, but one honest repair would stabilize the same unitE.17.AUD.LHR (Local Head Restoration)
the same note is mostly rewriting, reframing, or re-rendering the same EntityOfConcern with no bounded comparative liftA.6.3, A.6.3.CR, or A.6.3.RT
the real job is only to add a short reading note about an already constituted F.9 bounded-use claimF.9.1; a Card is optional packaging
the comparison wording is now making a relation-precision claim between compared itemsA.6.P
the comparison wording is now making sameness, equivalence, alignment, mapping, substitution, or a cross-context Bridge claimPart F with A.6.9 for wording and F.9 for the Bridge and bounded-use claim; use F.9.1 only for an optional stance note about that claim
the note is primarily a reduced-use source-pinned rendering with narrower-use, blocked downstream use, and source-bearing reopen disciplineA.6.3.CSC Controlled Semantic Coarsening
one review unit already keeps the same primary entity of concern, one bounded comparison, and one outside-work boundary stableComparativeReviewUnit within InterpretationDiscipline
the same unit still has unstable reviewed-source, comparative-move identification, or outside-work boundary after local repairE.17.AUD.OOTD (PublicationUnit Primary-Subject Discipline)
the real job is explanation-face governance on existing facesE.17.EFP
the comparison now creates an abductive-prompt claim or action-selection questionB.5.2.0 or B.5.2
the target or ontology is changing and now needs continuity witnessesOntologicalReframing or A.6.4
the unit is now being used as a decision-making claim or decision recordC.11
the unit is now being used for execution, gate, or adjudication consequenceA.15 for System-Role–Method–Work alignment, A.15.1 for dated U.Work, and A.21 for a named gate decision under its applicable profile; A.20 only for a named internal-constraint check in a transformation-flow case; adjudication stays with its defining policy or pattern

For first-minute use, read the four boundary rows around the comparative-review-unit case itself as a compact mirror of the near-top working-fit check and the ordinary working card:

  • pressured local lexical head -> E.17.AUD.LHR (Local Head Restoration);
  • stable same-object comparative review unit -> stay with ComparativeReviewUnit;
  • same unit still unstable after local repair -> E.17.AUD.OOTD (PublicationUnit Primary-Subject Discipline);
  • any stronger crossed claim already primary -> the governing pattern for that claim is primary. If the comparison unit is already carrying neighboring work, use the boundary rows first and then read E.17.ID.CR:5.4.7 through E.17.ID.CR:5.4.10 as the nearest worked boundary examples.