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F.16:2 - Problem frame

Cross-domain examples fail when:

  1. The claim is missing. Sources and facts are listed, but the reader cannot tell what is being demonstrated.
  2. Words replace subjects. Process, role, service, or execution is used without recovering the actual value or relation.
  3. Relations hide in prose. “Basically the same”, “implements”, “uses”, or “governs” conceals several different relation families.
  4. A table is asked to prove. Co-placement or row membership becomes sameness, permission, or evidence.
  5. Evidence and limits disappear. The page reaches a result or status without showing the evaluation, observation, source, loss, or boundary that supports it.