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F.15:3 - Forces

ForceTension to resolve
Parsimony versus coverageKeep the finite scope and triggered rules small while preserving every live distinction.
Locality versus reuseInterpret each local sense under an exact scheme while allowing a separately established Bridge and bounded-use claim when cross-local use is current.
Stability versus changeRecover exact earlier and later objects without treating spelling, ids, table position, or edition labels as continuity evidence.
Clarity versus ontologyKeep the harness teachable without minting universal scope, frame, check, result, evidence, or context kinds.
Composition versus defining rulesCheck a combined slice without replacing the rules in F.4, F.9, F.10, F.17, F.18, C.2.1, A.10, A.15.1, or E.24.PUB that define or test its members.