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F.0.1:5.1 - Entry, stop, and continuation

Start with one troublesome use in one already selected source. Return one ordinary sentence plus a source pointer. Stop when it answers the question.

Continue only for the next result actually needed:

  • F.1 for a question-relative source cut;
  • F.17 for a durable local-sense address and, when current, its basis relation;
  • F.9 for an actual relation between distinct recovered cells;
  • F.0.2 for a bounded comparison or synthesis among source ontologies;
  • F.18 for naming after the subject distinction is settled; or
  • the rule that defines or tests the exact entity, relation, claim, measurement, permission, or Work question itself, with its pattern ID as locator.