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E.17.ID.CR:4.5.a - Ordinary working order for the card

The shortest ordinary working order is:

  1. name the base source relation or work question if the case is mixed;
  2. pin the reviewed source episteme or source publication and make the shared review frame plus any distinct alternatives visible;
  3. state the bounded comparative lift, or the small set of contrast rows and their row-level comparison criteria, in compact form;
  4. declare the blocked downstream claim or effect and the review-only and non-executive world-contact limit;
  5. name the boundary trigger that would end interpretation.

Use this order only to recover the seven-row ordinary working card in E.17.ID.CR:4.3.b.a; publish the resulting card in compact form whenever boundary pressure still stays low.

If the seven-row working card still cannot be completed plainly through that order, the review unit is not yet ready to stay here. If the first question is what the note, sheet, or review aid is about, what move it carries, and what wider work remains outside, stabilize that PublicationUnit question with E.17.AUD.OOTD (PublicationUnit Primary-Subject Discipline) before continuing comparative-review-unit work.