Derivation methods

The rules by which this record reads the texts it retains, as each derivation recorded them in its own method store: every version, the first day that version derived anything, and every rule value, rule text and stated limit the version carries. This page restates none of them.

What a version is

A derivation’s version is named by a digest the derivation computes over the source of the functions it names for that purpose and the rule values it passes beside them, the version of any derivation it reads among them. A change in any of these is a new version, and the method store records it with the first day it derived anything. Code outside the named functions, such as a helper the derivation calls or imports without naming it, is not in the digest, and a change to it is not recorded as a new version.

A new version is a change in this record’s method. It is not a change in any document’s text. A text is named by the content hash its observation recorded; a new version reads the same texts again and writes its lines beside the earlier version’s lines, which are kept. Changes in the texts of tracked documents are listed on Changes, and no version on this page is listed there.

Method versions by day

First derived	Method store	Version
2026-10-27	clause-anchors	`clause-anchors/3176a34732a7`
2026-10-28	concordance-occurrences	`concordance-occurrences/0a97d48126d5`
2026-10-28	definitions	`definitions/bc2867ad83c8`
2026-10-28	definitions	`definitions/3239968f8dd1`
2026-10-28	modal-sentences	`modal-sentences/f46518b52ff1`
2026-10-28	modal-sentences	`modal-sentences/c9374ed47629`
2026-10-28	reference-lists	`reference-lists/4d812cd3d82b`
2026-10-28	reference-lists	`reference-lists/79d8a041a1e6`
2026-10-29	terms-index	`terms-index/c4d1cb61b13e`
2026-10-30	clause-history	`clause-history/9950fc8eae58`
2026-10-30	modal-sentences	`modal-sentences/c8744c72c505`
2026-10-31	terms-index	`terms-index/b3c181ef84b7`

Ordered by the first day each version derived anything, then by the method store’s name; versions of one store on one day keep the order the store appended them.

clause-anchors

Recorded in state/clause-anchors-method.jsonl, one line per version. The current version’s output is served at /api/v1/clause-anchors.json.

`clause-anchors/3176a34732a7` — current

First derived: 2026-10-27. Lines this version wrote in state/clause-anchors.jsonl: 491.

not_reached

numbering these rules do not read: roman outline headings ("I.", "II."), lettered outline headings ("A.", "(a)"), parenthesised numbers ("(1)"), a decimal outline that does not start at "1.", a structural word with a decimal label ("Section 4.2"), a word printed with one capital whose label is followed by a dash or a colon ("Chapter 1 - Title"), and any structural word not in WORDS. A correlation table that pairs two DIFFERENT structural words in one row ("Article 2 Annex I") is not told apart from a heading followed by a heading ("ANNEX VI PART A"), so such a row can be read as headings, and so can a row whose other column prints a dash ("— Article 5"). A heading in a form these rules do not read opens no scope, so a number printed under it is placed under the enclosing word that was read (points under "Section A —" in an annex are placed as that annex's points). A text numbered only in those forms is stored as "no numbering read", never as a text without numbering; and an anchor is placed in the retained NORMALISED text, whose line breaks were collapsed when it was observed, so a heading is read by the form of its words and never by its layout. A reference in running text is refused only by the word printed directly before it (PRECEDING_REFUSED, or a designator with a letter, a digit and a slash): one preceded by any other word, by numbers alone joined by a slash ("Regulation 2099/999 Annex II", the form a page footer "Page 26/52" also prints), or by an abbreviation ("EC Annex I") is read by R2 and R6 only, and can be read as a heading. Where such a reference repeats a heading's id, R5 withholds both, and every heading and number after either copy, up to the next placed word of equal or outer rank, is withheld as "follows a withheld heading" and is served at no level; so a text whose headings repeat can be "read" and serve no anchor.

quote_cap_words

14

rule_text

R1  WORDS. The structural words read are `WORDS`, each with a rank, in any
    case. A label is an arabic number with an optional lower-case letter
    ("5", "5a"), an upper-case roman numeral ("III") or one capital letter
    ("A"), and is read in exactly that case: "Article 5A" and "Annex a" are
    not read.
R2  HEADING FORM. A word printed in capitals ("CHAPTER III") is a heading
    unless its label is followed by "(". A word printed with one capital
    ("Article 5") is a heading only where its label is followed by a space and
    a capital letter, and the character before the word is not a comma or a
    bracket — so "Article 5(1)" in running text and "(b) Chapter III" are not
    headings. A word is not a heading where the same structural word with a
    label stands directly before it (its label then any bracketed numbers,
    a comma or a semicolon, then a space) or directly after its label (a
    space, then the word and a label): "Article 2 Article 5(1)" is a row
    of a correlation table, not two headings. A word is not a heading where
    the word printed directly before it is one of PRECEDING_REFUSED, read in
    that case ("in accordance with Article 9", "referred to in Article 7",
    "and Appendix 2"), or is another instrument's designator, a number and a
    letter joined by a slash ("Directive 1999/99/XY Annex II"): that is a
    reference in running text, whatever follows its label. R6 below refuses
    the rest of the references it can.
R3  NESTING. An accepted word closes every open word of equal or lower rank
    (a higher rank number) and nests under the rest. Its id is the ids of the
    words it nests under, then its own: "chapter-iii/section-1/article-6".
R4  DECIMAL OUTLINE. Inside the innermost open word (or the whole text where
    none is open), a number "N." or "N.N[.N…]" followed by a space and a
    capital letter is a heading only where it continues the text's own outline:
    the first is "1.", and each later one is the first child of the previous
    one, or the next sibling of it or of one of its ancestors. A number
    preceded by a structural word is never read here. The outline restarts at
    every accepted word. Its id is its parent word's id, then the number as
    printed: "annex-i/4.2.1".
R5  NO GUESS. An id that the rules accept at two places in one text is held at
    neither: both are WITHHELD as "id repeats in this text", counted, and named
    in the store. A table of contents that repeats its headings is the common
    cause, and the rules do not choose which copy is the clause. Nor do they
    choose where what follows a withheld word belongs: every heading and
    number the rules would read after a withheld structural word, up to the
    next PLACED word of equal or outer rank, is WITHHELD as "follows a
    withheld heading", listed and counted, and is served at no level — not
    nested under the withheld word, not at the enclosing level, not at a
    promoted one. Where such an item would take a placed id if the withheld
    words were absent (a table of contents' "4.1" and the body's "4.1"), the
    placed copy is withheld with it as "id repeats in this text". The rules
    are run again until no further word repeats, and each withheld item is
    named by the id it has in that last run.
R6  SEQUENCE. A structural word's label is read only where it is a first
    label ("1", "I", "A") or the label before it was read earlier in the text
    for the same word ("Article 6" after "Article 5" or "Article 5a"). So
    "Article 16 TFEU" in a preamble, before any article, is not a heading. A
    one-letter label that is also a roman numeral ("C", "L", "V", "X") is
    read as either: "Part C" follows "Part B" and "Chapter X" follows
    "Chapter IX", and "I" is a first label either way.

rules

decimal_max_depth

6

decimal_pattern

(?<![\w.,/:-])(\d{1,3}(?:\.\d{1,3}){0,5})(\.?)(?= [A-Z])

designator

(?=\S*\d)(?=\S*[A-Za-z])\S*/\S*[^\s.;:]

label

(?:\d{1,4}[a-z]?|[IVXLC]{1,7}|[A-Z])

left_refused

,()

preceding_refused

a
according
an
and
as
at
between
by
for
from
in
into
nor
of
on
or
per
pursuant
see
than
that
the
their
this
to
under
whose
with
within

ref_after

\s+(?i:{w})\s(?:\d{1,4}[a-z]?|[IVXLC]{1,7}|[A-Z])(?![\w.])

ref_before

\b(?i:{w})\s(?:\d{1,4}[a-z]?|[IVXLC]{1,7}|[A-Z])(?:$[^()\s]{1,8}$)*[,;]?\s+$

struct_before

word_pattern

\b((?i:subsection|appendix|chapter|section|article|clause|annex|title|part))\s((?:\d{1,4}[a-z]?|[IVXLC]{1,7}|[A-Z]))(?![\w.])

words

annex: 0
appendix: 0
article: 6
chapter: 3
clause: 6
part: 1
section: 4
subsection: 5
title: 2

clause-history

Recorded in state/clause-history-method.jsonl, one line per version. The current version’s output is served at /api/v1/clause-history.json.

`clause-history/9950fc8eae58` — current

First derived: 2026-10-30. Lines this version wrote in state/clause-history.jsonl: 61.

clause_anchors_store

state/clause-anchors.jsonl

rule_text

THE SPAN RULE (the one value this derivation adds; the version names it)
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
S1 BOUNDARIES. In one text, the boundaries are every offset at which the
clause-anchors map places an anchor or lists a withheld place.
S2 SPAN. A placed anchor's span runs from its own offset to the next
boundary after it, or to the end of the text where none follows. So a
structural word's span holds its heading and whatever is printed before
the first heading read under it; the text under a nested heading is in
that heading's span. Spans never overlap and never cross a boundary.
S3 DIGEST. A span is stated by the sha256 of its UTF-8 bytes, exactly as the
retained normalised text holds them: nothing is trimmed, case-folded or
collapsed. Offsets count Unicode code points, as the clause-anchors map's
do. No word of a span is stored or served: a digest says whether the bytes
are the same, and nothing about what they say.

THE TIME SERIES (served by /api/v1/clause-history.json, derived at build)
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
T1 RUNS. A row's observations that recorded a digest, in the order they were
observed, fall into runs: a run is a maximal sequence recording one digest
with no observation recording another digest between them. An observation
recording no digest neither ends a run nor enters it. A run lists the days
(each observation's own `observed_date`) on which it recorded its digest,
and only those days: a day between two of them is not observed.
T2 CELLS. A clause is an id the clause-anchors map places or withholds in any
read text of the row. For each run it holds one cell, whose state is
"placed" (with the anchor's offset, its span's end and the span digest),
"withheld" where the map lists the id as withheld, "not placed" where the
text was read (a map in the state `read` or `no numbering read`) and the
id is neither placed nor withheld, or "text not read" where it was not
(refused, or no map yet under the current version). The label a text
prints is served once, by /api/v1/clause-anchors.json for that digest, and
is not carried here.
T3 UNCHANGED TEXT, UNCHANGED CELL. Two runs recording one digest hold equal
cells, because a cell is read from the digest's one map and one span line.
The plant `scripts/plants/a/test_clause_history.py` holds that as its red.

rules

boundaries

every placed anchor offset and every withheld offset

cells

placed
withheld
not placed
text not read

digest

sha256 of the span's UTF-8 bytes, untrimmed

offsets

Unicode code points

span_end

the next boundary after the anchor, else the end of the text

term_history

term history is Program 9 head 5's clause "term history from the series", derived by that head from the same series; it is not derived here

concordance-occurrences

Recorded in state/concordance-occurrences-method.jsonl, one line per version. The current version’s output is served at /api/v1/concordance-occurrences.json.

`concordance-occurrences/0a97d48126d5` — current

First derived: 2026-10-28. Lines this version wrote in state/concordance-occurrences.jsonl: 491.

clause_version

clause-anchors/3176a34732a7

rules

anchor_states

placed
the heading before it is withheld
no heading is read before it
no numbering read in this text

match

(?<!\w)x(?!\w)

quote_cap_words

14

rule_text

TERMS: the topic of every entry of the exact-term index (src/content/concordance/), as written. MATCH: the term as written, letter case kept, with no letter, digit or underscore immediately before or after it; no plural, ending, synonym or stem. TEXTS: the texts the clause-anchor derivation admitted, read from its store; a text it refused is refused here with its condition. CONTEXT: whole whitespace-delimited words around the occurrence, its own words included, at most the quote cap, centred on it, taking spare words from the other side at either end of the text; byte-exact at quote_at. ANCHOR: the last heading the clause-anchor rules read at or before the occurrence; its id where placed, no id where it is withheld or where no heading is read before it.

token

\S+

terms

audit trail
backup
data integrity
electronic record
human oversight

definitions

Recorded in state/definitions-method.jsonl, one line per version. The current version’s output is served at /api/v1/definitions.json.

`definitions/bc2867ad83c8` — earlier

First derived: 2026-10-28. Lines this version wrote in state/definitions.jsonl: 478.

Every field of this version

anchors_version

clause-anchors/3176a34732a7

not_reached

defining forms these rules do not read: a term printed without quotation marks before "means" ("(7) Electronic record means"); a quoted term before "is" ("(18) ‘compatibility’ is the ability…") or before "mean, respectively"; a quoted term of more than MAX_TERM_WORDS words; a qualifier between the term and "means" other than one set off by two commas; "shall mean", "is defined as", "refers to" and "is synonymous with"; a glossary entry whose term and text are separated by a dash, a full stop or nothing ("Bracketing approach. A science…", "Accuracy The accuracy…"); a glossary entry whose term has a word starting with a lower-case letter that is not a connector ("Life cycle"); a glossary not headed by one of GLOSSARY_HEADINGS, or whose first entry does not follow its heading directly; and every glossary entry after the first whose term does not sort after the one before it. A sentence inside a glossary entry that ends in a colon ("Note: The…") is read as an entry where its words fit the term form and sort in place, and the entry before it then ends there. Because the retained text is NORMALISED (its line breaks collapsed when it was observed), a definition is read by the form of its words, never by its layout, and a page header or footer printed inside a definition's text is part of that text. A quoted-form definition's clause is the last anchor placed before it, so where the clause anchors placed a table of contents' numbers and not the body's, that clause is a contents line. A definition whose end is not delimited is withheld, so the last definition of a list is always withheld.

quote_cap_words

14

rule_text

D1  QUOTED FORM ("X means…"). A quoted term is an opening quotation mark
    (‘ “ " '), one to MAX_TERM_WORDS words holding no quotation mark, full
    stop, semicolon or colon, and the closing mark that pairs with the opening
    one (’ or ' for ‘ and ', ” for “, " for "); whitespace inside the marks is
    not part of the term. The form is one or more quoted terms joined by a
    comma or "or", optionally followed by one quoted term in brackets ("‘UDI’"
    in "‘Unique Device Identifier’ (‘UDI’) means"), optionally followed by a
    qualifier set off by two commas, then whitespace and the word "means".
    Every quoted term in the form is a definition of its own, sharing the
    form's point and text. A form whose first opening mark has one of
    QUOTED_PRECEDING_REFUSED directly before it ("whether “anuria” means") is
    not read: that is a question about a word, not a text defining one. A
    number printed directly before the form ("(1)", "(14a)", "(b)", "1.1.")
    is the definition's `point`, as printed.
D2  DEFINITIONS SECTION ("X: …"). One of GLOSSARY_HEADINGS, printed in
    capitals or with one capital, opens a definitions section only where a
    glossary entry follows it directly. A glossary entry is a term of one to
    MAX_TERM_WORDS words, then a colon, whitespace and a capital letter, a
    digit or "(". The term starts with a capital letter; each of its words
    starts with a capital letter, a digit or "(", or is one of CONNECTORS; it
    does not end with a connector; and it holds none of . , ; : ! ? “ ” ".
    After an entry, the next entry is the first glossary entry that starts
    after a full stop and whitespace, before the next heading the clause
    anchors read. It is read only where its term's letters and digits,
    case-folded, sort after the previous entry's (the order a glossary prints
    its terms in); the first one that does not ends the section and is not
    read.
D3  THE TEXT AND ITS END. A definition's text starts after "means" (and a
    colon printed directly after it) or after the glossary entry's colon, and
    whitespace. It ends where the next definition read in the text begins (at
    its point where one is printed), with trailing whitespace left out. Its
    end is DELIMITED only where a next definition is read, no heading the
    clause anchors read (placed or withheld) lies between, no number printed
    before a quotation mark ("(18) ‘") lies between (a definition in a form
    these rules do not read), and the text ends
    with a full stop, a semicolon, "; and" or "; or". A text whose end is not
    delimited is withheld with the reason, never cut to a sentence.
D4  THE QUOTE. A delimited text of at most MAX_QUOTE_WORDS words
    (`quote_cap`) is quoted whole, byte-exact at its offsets. A longer one is
    withheld with its word count, never trimmed.
D5  THE CLAUSE. A quoted-form definition's clause is the id of the last
    clause anchor placed at or before its start (its point, where one is
    printed), under the clause-anchors version named on its store line. Where
    a heading the clause anchors withheld lies between that anchor and the
    start, or none is placed before it, the clause is null and `clause_why`
    says which. A glossary entry's clause is the anchor whose label is printed
    directly before its section's heading word ("7. Definitions"); where the
    clause anchors placed none there, the clause is null and `clause_why` says
    so. In a text with no numbering read, every clause is null.
D6  THE POPULATION. A text is read here only where the clause-anchors store's
    latest line for it, under the clause-anchors version this derivation
    names, admitted it — that admission is the one reading of the filings
    (licence, terms, TDMRep, retention, digest), and it is never read twice.
    Its retained text must still digest to its content hash.

rules

connectors

a
an
and
by
for
in
of
on
or
the
to
with

glossary_headings

Glossary
Definitions
Terms and definitions
Terms and Definitions

glossary_pattern

(?P<term>[A-Z][^\s.,;:!?“”\"]*(?:\s+[^\s.,;:!?“”\"]+){0,11}?):\s+(?=[A-Z(\d])

heading_pattern

(?<![\w-])(?:Glossary|Definitions|Terms\ and\ definitions|Terms\ and\ Definitions|GLOSSARY|DEFINITIONS|TERMS\ AND\ DEFINITIONS|TERMS\ AND\ DEFINITIONS)\s+

key

the term as printed, case-folded, its whitespace collapsed to one space

max_term_words

12

point_pattern

(?<![\w.])(?:$\d{1,3}[a-z]?$|$[a-z]{1,4}$|\d{1,3}(?:\.\d{1,3}){0,5}\.|\d{1,3}(?:\.\d{1,3}){1,5})

quote_cap_words

14

quote_pairs

": "
': ’'
‘: ’'
“: ”

quoted_pattern

(?:(?P<pt>(?<![\w.])(?:\(\d{1,3}[a-z]?\)|\([a-z]{1,4}\)|\d{1,3}(?:\.\d{1,3}){0,5}\.|\d{1,3}(?:\.\d{1,3}){1,5}))\s*)?(?P<terms>[‘“\"'][^‘’“”\"'.;:]{1,120}?[’”\"'](?:\s*(?:,|or)\s*[‘“\"'][^‘’“”\"'.;:]{1,120}?[’”\"'])*(?:\s*\(\s*[‘“\"'][^‘’“”\"'.;:]{1,120}?[’”\"']\s*\))?)(?:,(?P<qual>[^‘’“”\"'.;:,]{1,120}),)?\s+means\b:?\s*

quoted_preceding_refused

whether
if
Whether
If

text_endings

.
;
; and
; or

`definitions/3239968f8dd1` — current

First derived: 2026-10-28. Lines this version wrote in state/definitions.jsonl: 491.

anchors_version

clause-anchors/3176a34732a7

not_reached

defining forms these rules do not read: a term printed without quotation marks before "means" outside a section D1b opens (in running text, or after a heading other than GLOSSARY_HEADINGS, or where the first colon after the heading is not followed by an entry); an unquoted term holding a bracket ("Calendar (CAL) means", a hand-written example); an unquoted entry after the first one out of order, such as a second list under a later lettered point of the same section; a quoted term before "is" ("(18) ‘compatibility’ is the ability…") or before "mean, respectively"; a quoted term of more than MAX_TERM_WORDS words; a qualifier between the term and "means" other than one set off by two commas; "shall mean", "is defined as", "refers to" and "is synonymous with"; a glossary entry whose term and text are separated by a dash, a full stop or nothing ("Bracketing approach. A science…", "Accuracy The accuracy…"), or printed as a table under the column headings "Glossary Term Definition"; a glossary entry that starts after no full stop, or after a full stop followed by anything but whitespace, a closing bracket or a footnote number (its predecessor's text is then withheld as running over it); a glossary entry whose term has a word starting with a lower-case letter that is not a connector ("Life cycle"); a glossary not headed by one of GLOSSARY_HEADINGS, or whose first entry does not follow its heading directly; and every glossary entry after the first whose term does not sort after the one before it. A sentence inside a glossary entry that ends in a colon ("Note: The…") is read as an entry where its words fit the term form and sort in place, and the entry before it then ends there. Because the retained text is NORMALISED (its line breaks collapsed when it was observed), a definition is read by the form of its words, never by its layout, and a page header or footer printed inside a definition's text is part of that text. A quoted-form definition's clause is the last anchor placed before it, so where the clause anchors placed a table of contents' numbers and not the body's, that clause is a contents line. A definition whose end is not delimited is withheld, so the last definition of a list is always withheld.

quote_cap_words

14

rule_text

D1  QUOTED FORM ("X means…"). A quoted term is an opening quotation mark
    (‘ “ " '), one to MAX_TERM_WORDS words holding no quotation mark, full
    stop, semicolon or colon, and the closing mark that pairs with the opening
    one (’ or ' for ‘ and ', ” for “, " for "); whitespace inside the marks is
    not part of the term. The form is one or more quoted terms joined by a
    comma or "or", optionally followed by one quoted term in brackets ("‘UDI’"
    in "‘Unique Device Identifier’ (‘UDI’) means"), optionally followed by a
    qualifier set off by two commas, then whitespace and the word "means".
    Every quoted term in the form is a definition of its own, sharing the
    form's point and text. A form whose first opening mark has one of
    QUOTED_PRECEDING_REFUSED directly before it ("whether “anuria” means") is
    not read: that is a question about a word, not a text defining one. A
    number printed directly before the form ("(1)", "(14a)", "(b)", "1.1.")
    is the definition's `point`, as printed; a bracket may hold a space on
    each side of its number ("( 7 )"), as the retained text of a page
    printed with its numbers in their own element does.
D1b UNQUOTED FORM IN A DEFINITIONS SECTION ("X means…" with no quotation
    marks). One of GLOSSARY_HEADINGS, printed in capitals or with one capital
    and followed by a full stop or whitespace, opens such a section only where
    the first colon after it is followed directly (after whitespace and an
    optional point) by an unquoted entry. An unquoted entry is a term of one
    to MAX_TERM_WORDS words, then whitespace and the word "means". The term
    starts with a capital letter; its words are separated by whitespace or a
    comma and whitespace; it holds no quotation mark, bracket, full stop,
    semicolon, colon, ! or ?. After an entry, the next entry is the first
    unquoted entry that starts after a point, or after a full stop, a
    semicolon or a colon (each optionally followed by a closing bracket) and
    whitespace. It is read only where its term sorts after the previous
    entry's, by D2's order; the first one that does not ends the section and
    is not read. A printed point directly before the term is its `point`.
D2  DEFINITIONS SECTION ("X: …"). One of GLOSSARY_HEADINGS, printed in
    capitals or with one capital, opens a definitions section only where a
    glossary entry follows it directly. A glossary entry is a term of one to
    MAX_TERM_WORDS words, then a colon, whitespace and a capital letter, a
    digit or "(". The term starts with a capital letter; each of its words
    starts with a capital letter, a digit or "(", or is one of CONNECTORS; it
    does not end with a connector; and it holds none of . , ; : ! ? “ ” ".
    After an entry, the next entry is the first glossary entry that starts
    after a full stop (optionally followed by a closing bracket or by a
    footnote number of one to three digits) and whitespace, before the next
    heading the clause anchors read. It is read only where its term's letters and digits,
    case-folded, sort after the previous entry's (the order a glossary prints
    its terms in); the first one that does not ends the section and is not
    read.
D3  THE TEXT AND ITS END. A definition's text starts after "means" (and a
    colon printed directly after it) or after the glossary entry's colon, and
    whitespace. It ends where the next definition read in the text begins (at
    its point where one is printed), with trailing whitespace left out. Its
    end is DELIMITED only where a next definition is read, no heading the
    clause anchors read (placed or withheld) lies between, no definition in
    a shape these rules did not read lies between, and the text ends with a
    full stop, a semicolon, "; and" or "; or". The unread shapes are: a
    number printed before a quotation mark ("(18) ‘"), in any text; and,
    inside the text of an unquoted entry or a glossary entry, a term in the
    shape below, at any word start after whitespace that is not a definition
    read: a capital, then one to MAX_TERM_WORDS words holding none of
    . ; : ! ?, then a colon, whitespace and a capital letter, a digit or "("
    (looser than D2, so "Bespoke/Customized computerised system:" counts);
    and, in an unquoted entry's text only, a sentence that starts with a
    capital after . ; : or ) and whitespace and reaches the word "means"
    (looser than D1b, so a term holding a bracket counts). A text whose end is not
    delimited is withheld with the reason, never cut to a sentence.
D4  THE QUOTE. The cap is measured over the publisher's words served with
    the quote, which are the source's own run from the form's first term (its
    opening quotation mark, where it has one) to the text's end: the term or
    terms, "means" or the colon, and the text. The point is a label, like the
    clause, and is not counted. Where that run is at most MAX_QUOTE_WORDS
    words (`quote_cap`) the text is quoted whole, byte-exact at its offsets.
    A longer one is withheld with the run's word count, never trimmed.
D5  THE CLAUSE. A quoted-form definition's clause is the id of the last
    clause anchor placed at or before its start (its point, where one is
    printed), under the clause-anchors version named on its store line. Where
    a heading the clause anchors withheld lies between that anchor and the
    start, or none is placed before it, the clause is null and `clause_why`
    says which. A glossary entry's clause is the anchor whose label is printed
    directly before its section's heading word ("7. Definitions"); where the
    clause anchors placed none there, the clause is null and `clause_why` says
    so. In a text with no numbering read, every clause is null.
D6  THE POPULATION. A text is read here only where the clause-anchors store's
    latest line for it, under the clause-anchors version this derivation
    names, admitted it — that admission is the one reading of the filings
    (licence, terms, TDMRep, retention, digest), and it is never read twice.
    Its retained text must still digest to its content hash.

rules

cap_run

from the form's first term (its opening mark) to the text's end; the point is not counted

connectors

a
an
and
by
for
in
of
on
or
the
to
with

glossary_after_pattern

\.(?:\)|\d{1,3})?\s+

glossary_headings

Glossary
Definitions
Terms and definitions
Terms and Definitions

glossary_pattern

(?P<term>[A-Z][^\s.,;:!?“”\"]*(?:\s+[^\s.,;:!?“”\"]+){0,11}?):\s+(?=[A-Z(\d])

heading_pattern

(?<![\w-])(?:Glossary|Definitions|Terms\ and\ definitions|Terms\ and\ Definitions|GLOSSARY|DEFINITIONS|TERMS\ AND\ DEFINITIONS|TERMS\ AND\ DEFINITIONS)\s+

key

the term as printed, case-folded, its whitespace collapsed to one space

max_term_words

12

point_pattern

(?<![\w.])(?:$ ?\d{1,3}[a-z]? ?$|$ ?[a-z]{1,4} ?$|\d{1,3}(?:\.\d{1,3}){0,5}\.|\d{1,3}(?:\.\d{1,3}){1,5})

quote_cap_words

14

quote_pairs

": "
': ’'
‘: ’'
“: ”

quoted_pattern

(?:(?P<pt>(?<![\w.])(?:\( ?\d{1,3}[a-z]? ?\)|\( ?[a-z]{1,4} ?\)|\d{1,3}(?:\.\d{1,3}){0,5}\.|\d{1,3}(?:\.\d{1,3}){1,5}))\s*)?(?P<terms>[‘“\"'][^‘’“”\"'.;:]{1,120}?[’”\"'](?:\s*(?:,|or)\s*[‘“\"'][^‘’“”\"'.;:]{1,120}?[’”\"'])*(?:\s*\(\s*[‘“\"'][^‘’“”\"'.;:]{1,120}?[’”\"']\s*\))?)(?:,(?P<qual>[^‘’“”\"'.;:,]{1,120}),)?\s+means\b:?\s*

quoted_preceding_refused

whether
if
Whether
If

text_endings

.
;
; and
; or

unquoted_after_pattern

(?:[.;:]\)?\s+|(?<![\w.])(?:\( ?\d{1,3}[a-z]? ?\)|\( ?[a-z]{1,4} ?\)|\d{1,3}(?:\.\d{1,3}){0,5}\.|\d{1,3}(?:\.\d{1,3}){1,5})\s*)

unquoted_heading_pattern

(?<![\w-])(?:Glossary|Definitions|Terms\ and\ definitions|Terms\ and\ Definitions|GLOSSARY|DEFINITIONS|TERMS\ AND\ DEFINITIONS|TERMS\ AND\ DEFINITIONS)(?:\.|\s)

unquoted_pattern

(?:(?P<pt>(?<![\w.])(?:\( ?\d{1,3}[a-z]? ?\)|\( ?[a-z]{1,4} ?\)|\d{1,3}(?:\.\d{1,3}){0,5}\.|\d{1,3}(?:\.\d{1,3}){1,5}))\s*)?(?P<term>[A-Z][^\s.,;:!?“”\"‘’'()\[\]]*(?:,?\s+[^\s.,;:!?“”\"‘’'()\[\]]+){0,11}?)\s+means\b:?\s*

unread_glossary_shape

[A-Z][^\s.;:!?]*(?:\s+[^\s.;:!?]+){0,11}?:\s+(?=[A-Z(\d])

unread_unquoted_shape

(?<=[.;:)]\s)[A-Z][^.;:!?]{0,240}?\smeans\b

modal-sentences

Recorded in state/modal-sentences-method.jsonl, one line per version. The current version’s output is served at /api/v1/modal-sentences.json.

`modal-sentences/f46518b52ff1` — earlier

First derived: 2026-10-28. Lines this version wrote in state/modal-sentences.jsonl: 478.

Every field of this version

clause_anchors_version

clause-anchors/3176a34732a7

modal_verbs

shall
should
must
is expected
may

not_reached

a listed verb printed in any other case ("May", "Should", "SHALL"), joined by a hyphen, or in another form ("shan't", "mustn't", "are expected", "is not expected", "was expected"), and any verb not in MODALS. A sentence end followed by a digit, a bracket, a quotation mark or a lower-case letter is not read as an end, so two sentences can be read as one; a shortened word not in ABBREVIATIONS followed by a capital is read as an end, and so is one letter followed by a period ("Annex A. The"), so one sentence can be read as two. A sentence is read in the retained NORMALISED text, whose line breaks were collapsed when it was observed, so a heading's title and a list's items run into the sentence printed after them unless a rule ends it, and a table's cells are read as running text. Text the page prints around a document (navigation, a footer) is read as sentences like any other. A text head 1 refused is not read here, and a text head 1 has not derived under its current version is awaiting and has no line. A company or a person named without a form in NAME_FORMS or a word PERSON_WORDS reads is not seen by Q2, and a sentence under the cap that names one is quoted.

quote_cap_words

14

rule_text

M1  VERBS. The listed verbs are `MODALS`, in the order and the case the order
    prints them: "shall", "should", "must", "is expected", "may". Each is read
    in exactly that case, as whole words: a hyphen or a word character
    directly before or after refuses it ("must-have"). So "May" (a month in
    most of its printed uses), "Should" opening a sentence and "SHALL" in
    capitals are not read; every run counts them in the admitted texts and
    prints the count. "is expected" is read with one space between its words,
    as the normalised text prints every run of white space.
S1  END. A sentence ends after ".", "!" or "?" and any of the closing marks
    `CLOSERS` printed directly after it, where white space follows and the
    next printed character is an upper-case letter.
S2  NOT AN END. A "." does not end a sentence where the word it closes is two
    or more letters each followed by a period ("U.S.", "e.g.", "B.V."), or is
    one of `ABBREVIATIONS`, read in that case. The list was read off the
    admitted texts on the day this version was written: each short word most
    often printed before ". " and a capital that is a shortened word.
S3  HEADINGS. A sentence also ends directly before every offset head 1's
    store lists for the text, placed or withheld, because each is a place
    where a heading form was read; the next sentence starts there.
S4  SPAN. A sentence starts at its first printed character after an end (or
    at the text's start) and ends after its last printed character before the
    next end (or at the text's end). It never holds the white space around it.
Q1  CAP. A sentence's text is quoted only where `quote_cap.over_cap()` is
    false for the whole sentence; otherwise it is withheld as "over the
    quote cap", whole, and never cut.
Q2  NAMES. A sentence's text is withheld as "prints one of the name_forms
    or the person_words" where it prints one of
    `NAME_FORMS` as a whole token, in that case, or a word `PERSON_WORDS`
    reads, in any case. No company and no person is named by this record, and
    a listing page's sentences can name either. And "person" is this record's
    own word for a person's act: a publisher's sentence printing it, served
    among this record's fields, would be read as this record saying a person
    acted on the row. A name printed with none of these is not seen by this
    rule (NOT_REACHED says so).
A1  ANCHOR. A row's anchor is the head 1 item at the greatest offset at or
    before the sentence's start. Where that item is placed, the row carries its
    id. Where it is withheld, the row carries no id and states head 1's own
    reason for withholding it. Where the text has no item before the sentence,
    the row carries no id and says so; where head 1 read no numbering in the
    text, the row carries no id and says that.

rules

abbreviations

Corp
Corr
Inc
Ltd
No
Ph
Pte
Pvt
Ref

closers

"')]’”

dotted_pattern

(?:[A-Za-z]\.){2,}$

end_pattern

[\.!\?]["'\)\]’”]*(?=\s+[^\W\d_])

modal_pattern

(?<![\w-])(shall|should|must|is expected|may)(?![\w-])

modals

shall
should
must
is expected
may

name_forms

AG
B.V.
Co.
Corp
Dr
GmbH
Inc
LLC
Ltd
Mr
Mrs
Ms
N.V.
Prof
Pte
Pvt
S.A.
S.A.S.
S.L.
S.R.L.
S.p.A.
d.o.o.
plc

name_pattern

(?<![\w.])(?:S\.A\.S\.|S\.R\.L\.|S\.p\.A\.|d\.o\.o\.|B\.V\.|Corp|GmbH|N\.V\.|Prof|S\.A\.|S\.L\.|Co\.|Inc|LLC|Ltd|Mrs|Pte|Pvt|plc|AG|Dr|Mr|Ms)(?!\w)|(?i:\bperson(?:'s)?\b|\ba human(?:'s)?\b)

person_words

\bperson(?:'s)?\b|\ba human(?:'s)?\b

quote_cap_words

14

terminals

.!?

`modal-sentences/c9374ed47629` — earlier

First derived: 2026-10-28. Lines this version wrote in state/modal-sentences.jsonl: 489.

Every field of this version

clause_anchors_version

clause-anchors/3176a34732a7

modal_verbs

shall
should
must
is expected
may

not_reached

a listed verb printed in any other case ("May", "Should", "SHALL"), joined by a hyphen, or in another form ("shan't", "mustn't", "are expected", "is not expected", "was expected"), and any verb not in MODALS. A sentence end followed by a digit, a bracket, a quotation mark or a lower-case letter is not read as an end (a numbering token followed by a capital aside, S1), so two sentences can be read as one; a shortened word not in ABBREVIATIONS followed by a capital is read as an end, and so is one letter followed by a period ("Annex A. The"), so one sentence can be read as two. A sentence is read in the retained NORMALISED text, whose line breaks were collapsed when it was observed, so a heading's title and a list's items run into the sentence printed after them unless a rule ends it, and a table's cells are read as running text. Text the page prints around a document (navigation, a footer) is read as sentences like any other. A text head 1 refused is not read here, and a text head 1 has not derived under its current version is awaiting and has no line. A company or a person named without a form in NAME_FORMS or a word PERSON_WORDS reads is not seen by Q2, and a sentence under the cap that names one is quoted; the plural "persons" is not a word PERSON_WORDS reads. A sentence that ends on a word in ABBREVIATIONS runs on into the next. A numbering token that is not followed by a capital ("7.2 the") stays joined to the sentence before it. T1 reads a file signature and a share of characters, so a binary format with neither, or text in an encoding read as other letters, is read as text.

quote_cap_words

14

rule_text

M1  VERBS. The listed verbs are `MODALS`, in the order and the case the order
    prints them: "shall", "should", "must", "is expected", "may". Each is read
    in exactly that case, as whole words: a hyphen or a word character
    directly before or after refuses it ("must-have"). So "May" (printed
    beside a number in most of its uses in the admitted texts), "Should"
    opening a sentence and "SHALL" in capitals are not read; every run counts them in the admitted texts and
    prints the count. "is expected" is read with one space between its words,
    as the normalised text prints every run of white space.
S1  END. A sentence ends after ".", "!" or "?" and any of the closing marks
    `CLOSERS` printed directly after it, where white space follows and the
    next printed character is an upper-case letter, or where white space
    follows and then a numbering token `NUMBERING` reads, white space and an
    upper-case letter ("... records. 7.2 The", "... particles. iii. Gowns"):
    the token opens the next sentence and is not joined to the one before.
S2  NOT AN END. A "." does not end a sentence where the word it closes is two
    or more letters each followed by a period ("U.S.", "e.g.", "B.V."), or is
    one of `ABBREVIATIONS`, read in that case. The list is a value of this
    version, and each word on it is printed before ". " and a capital in the
    admitted texts. A sentence that does end on one of those words ("... the
    answer is No. The") is read as running on (NOT_REACHED says so).
S3  HEADINGS. A sentence also ends directly before every offset head 1's
    store lists for the text, placed or withheld, because each is a place
    where a heading form was read; the next sentence starts there.
S4  SPAN. A sentence starts at its first printed character after an end (or
    at the text's start) and ends after its last printed character before the
    next end (or at the text's end). It never holds the white space around it.
T1  TEXT. An admitted text is read only where its content is text: where
    it opens with a PDF file signature ("%PDF-"), or where more than
    `NOT_TEXT_SHARE` of its characters are control, unassigned, private-use
    or surrogate code points (tab and line breaks aside), it is stored as
    UNMEASURED with the reason, and no sentence of it and no count of it is
    read. A reader that read a file's bytes has not measured that the file
    prints no listed verb.
Q1  CAP. A sentence's text is quoted only where `quote_cap.over_cap()` is
    false for the whole sentence; otherwise it is withheld as "over the
    quote cap", whole, and never cut.
Q2  NAMES. A sentence's text is withheld as "prints one of the name_forms
    or the person_words" where it prints one of
    `NAME_FORMS` as a whole token, in that case, or a word `PERSON_WORDS`
    reads, in any case. No company and no person is named by this record, and
    a listing page's sentences can name either. And "person" is this record's
    own word for a person's act: a publisher's sentence printing it, served
    among this record's fields, would be read as this record saying a person
    acted on the row. A name printed with none of these is not seen by this
    rule (NOT_REACHED says so).
A1  ANCHOR. A row's anchor is the head 1 item at the greatest offset at or
    before the sentence's start. Where that item is placed, the row carries its
    id. Where it is withheld, the row carries no id and states head 1's own
    reason for withholding it. Where the text has no item before the sentence,
    the row carries no id and says so; where head 1 read no numbering in the
    text, the row carries no id and says that.

rules

abbreviations

Corp
Corr
Inc
Ltd
No
Ph
Pte
Pvt
Ref

closers

"')]’”

dotted_pattern

(?:[A-Za-z]\.){2,}$

end_pattern

[\.!\?]["'\)\]’”]*(?=\s+\S)

modal_pattern

(?<![\w-])(shall|should|must|is expected|may)(?![\w-])

modals

shall
should
must
is expected
may

name_forms

AG
B.V.
Co.
Corp
Dr
GmbH
Inc
LLC
Ltd
Mr
Mrs
Ms
N.V.
Prof
Pte
Pvt
S.A.
S.A.S.
S.L.
S.R.L.
S.p.A.
d.o.o.
plc

name_pattern

(?<![\w.])(?:S\.A\.S\.|S\.R\.L\.|S\.p\.A\.|d\.o\.o\.|B\.V\.|Corp|GmbH|N\.V\.|Prof|S\.A\.|S\.L\.|Co\.|Inc|LLC|Ltd|Mrs|Pte|Pvt|plc|AG|Dr|Mr|Ms)(?!\w)|(?i:\bperson(?:'s)?\b|\ba human(?:'s)?\b)

not_text_share

0.01

numbering

(?:\d+(?:\.\d+)*|[ivxlc]+|[a-z])\.

pdf_signature

%PDF-

person_words

\bperson(?:'s)?\b|\ba human(?:'s)?\b

quote_cap_words

14

terminals

.!?

`modal-sentences/c8744c72c505` — current

First derived: 2026-10-30. Lines this version wrote in state/modal-sentences.jsonl: 487.

clause_anchors_version

clause-anchors/3176a34732a7

modal_verbs

shall
should
must
is expected
may

not_reached

a listed verb printed in any other case ("May", "Should", "SHALL"), joined by a hyphen, or in another form ("shan't", "mustn't", "are expected", "is not expected", "was expected"), and any verb not in MODALS. A sentence end followed by a digit, a bracket, a quotation mark or a lower-case letter is not read as an end (a numbering token followed by a capital aside, S1), so two sentences can be read as one; a shortened word not in ABBREVIATIONS followed by a capital is read as an end, and so is one letter followed by a period ("Annex A. The"), so one sentence can be read as two. A sentence is read in the retained NORMALISED text, whose line breaks were collapsed when it was observed, so a heading's title and a list's items run into the sentence printed after them unless a rule ends it, and a table's cells are read as running text. Text the page prints around a document (navigation, a footer) is read as sentences like any other. A text head 1 refused is not read here, and a text head 1 has not derived under its current version is awaiting and has no line. A company or a person named without a form in NAME_FORMS or a word PERSON_WORDS reads is not seen by Q2, and a sentence under the cap that names one is quoted; the plural "persons" is not a word PERSON_WORDS reads. A sentence that ends on a word in ABBREVIATIONS runs on into the next. A numbering token that is not followed by a capital ("7.2 the") stays joined to the sentence before it. T1 reads a file signature and a share of characters, so a binary format with neither, or text in an encoding read as other letters, is read as text.

quote_cap_words

14

rule_text

M1  VERBS. The listed verbs are `MODALS`, in the order and the case the order
    prints them: "shall", "should", "must", "is expected", "may". Each is read
    in exactly that case, as whole words: a hyphen or a word character
    directly before or after refuses it ("must-have"). So "May" (printed
    beside a number in most of its uses in the admitted texts), "Should"
    opening a sentence and "SHALL" in capitals are not read; every run counts them in the admitted texts and
    prints the count. "is expected" is read with one space between its words,
    as the normalised text prints every run of white space.
S1  END. A sentence ends after ".", "!" or "?" and any of the closing marks
    `CLOSERS` printed directly after it, where white space follows and the
    next printed character is an upper-case letter, or where white space
    follows and then a numbering token `NUMBERING` reads, white space and an
    upper-case letter ("... records. 7.2 The", "... particles. iii. Gowns"):
    the token opens the next sentence and is not joined to the one before.
S2  NOT AN END. A "." does not end a sentence where the word it closes is two
    or more letters each followed by a period ("U.S.", "e.g.", "B.V."), or is
    one of `ABBREVIATIONS`, read in that case. The list is a value of this
    version, and each word on it is printed before ". " and a capital in the
    admitted texts. A sentence that does end on one of those words ("... the
    answer is No. The") is read as running on (NOT_REACHED says so).
S3  HEADINGS. A sentence also ends directly before every offset head 1's
    store lists for the text, placed or withheld, because each is a place
    where a heading form was read; the next sentence starts there.
S4  SPAN. A sentence starts at its first printed character after an end (or
    at the text's start) and ends after its last printed character before the
    next end (or at the text's end). It never holds the white space around it.
T1  TEXT. An admitted text is read only where its content is text: where
    it opens with a PDF file signature ("%PDF-"), or where more than
    `NOT_TEXT_SHARE` of its characters are control, unassigned, private-use
    or surrogate code points (tab and line breaks aside), it is stored as
    UNMEASURED with the reason, and no sentence of it and no count of it is
    read. A reader that read a file's bytes has not measured that the file
    prints no listed verb.
Q1  CAP. A sentence's text is quoted only where `quote_cap.over_cap()` is
    false for the whole sentence; otherwise it is withheld as "over the
    quote cap", whole, and never cut.
Q2  NAMES. A sentence's text is withheld as "prints one of the name_forms
    or the person_words" where it prints one of
    `NAME_FORMS` as a whole token, in that case, or a word `PERSON_WORDS`
    reads, in any case. No company and no person is named by this record, and
    a listing page's sentences can name either. And "person" is this record's
    own word for a person's act: a publisher's sentence printing it, served
    among this record's fields, would be read as this record saying a person
    acted on the row. A name printed with none of these is not seen by this
    rule (NOT_REACHED says so).
Q3  TOPIC WORDS. A sentence's text is withheld as "prints a word Program 4 head A3's
    word rule refuses" where Program 4 head A3's refuter
    (scripts/plants/c/test_topic_identifier_words.py, its FORBIDDEN pattern)
    matches it. That rule refuses its words in every built file and does not
    exempt a publisher's quote served in a JSON field (its A3.4), so a quoted
    sentence printing one stops the build. The pattern is read from the
    refuter, its one home, and is not restated in any published field. Added
    2026-10-30, after one quoted NIST AI RMF sentence stopped that night's build.
A1  ANCHOR. A row's anchor is the head 1 item at the greatest offset at or
    before the sentence's start. Where that item is placed, the row carries its
    id. Where it is withheld, the row carries no id and states head 1's own
    reason for withholding it. Where the text has no item before the sentence,
    the row carries no id and says so; where head 1 read no numbering in the
    text, the row carries no id and says that.

rules

abbreviations

Corp
Corr
Inc
Ltd
No
Ph
Pte
Pvt
Ref

closers

"')]’”

dotted_pattern

(?:[A-Za-z]\.){2,}$

end_pattern

[\.!\?]["'\)\]’”]*(?=\s+\S)

modal_pattern

(?<![\w-])(shall|should|must|is expected|may)(?![\w-])

modals

shall
should
must
is expected
may

name_forms

AG
B.V.
Co.
Corp
Dr
GmbH
Inc
LLC
Ltd
Mr
Mrs
Ms
N.V.
Prof
Pte
Pvt
S.A.
S.A.S.
S.L.
S.R.L.
S.p.A.
d.o.o.
plc

name_pattern

(?<![\w.])(?:S\.A\.S\.|S\.R\.L\.|S\.p\.A\.|d\.o\.o\.|B\.V\.|Corp|GmbH|N\.V\.|Prof|S\.A\.|S\.L\.|Co\.|Inc|LLC|Ltd|Mrs|Pte|Pvt|plc|AG|Dr|Mr|Ms)(?!\w)|(?i:\bperson(?:'s)?\b|\ba human(?:'s)?\b)

not_text_share

0.01

numbering

(?:\d+(?:\.\d+)*|[ivxlc]+|[a-z])\.

pdf_signature

%PDF-

person_words

\bperson(?:'s)?\b|\ba human(?:'s)?\b

quote_cap_words

14

terminals

.!?

topic_words_from

scripts/plants/c/test_topic_identifier_words.py

reference-lists

Recorded in state/reference-lists-method.jsonl, one line per version. The current version’s output is served at /api/v1/reference-lists.json.

`reference-lists/4d812cd3d82b` — earlier

First derived: 2026-10-28. Lines this version wrote in state/reference-lists.jsonl: 478.

Every field of this version

clause_version

clause-anchors/3176a34732a7

designator_forms

80

not_reached

a reference list the text does not head with one of HEADINGS printed after a section number of its own (a heading with no number before it, such as a page header followed by "REFERENCES", is not read); a list whose entries carry no marker the rules name (entries separated only by line breaks, which the retained normalised text no longer holds), whose first marker is not "1." or a listed bullet, or whose markers are bracketed ("[1]"); the last entry of every list read; an entry longer than ENTRY_MAX, which ends its list; and every designator the citation graph's rules do not admit (a qualified-only form, a form of an untracked document, a concept-titled form with no other form of its document nearby). An entry numbered like a clause can also be read by the clause-anchor rules as a heading of its own; its anchor is then that number, as that store places it.

rule_text

L1  HEADING. A heading is one of HEADINGS, in the case it is listed in, printed
    directly after a section number of the text's own (an arabic outline number
    such as "8." or "4.2", an upper-case roman numeral with a dot such as "IV.",
    or "Appendix" or "Annex" in either of their listed cases with a label and a
    dash or a colon), and followed by a space and a capital letter, a digit or
    an entry marker; a bracketed number ("(11)") between them is passed over.
    A heading form followed by a run of dots (a table of contents) or by a
    lower-case word ("References to the repealed Directive") is not a heading.
L2  ENTRIES. A heading is read as a list only where its first entry marker
    follows it, with at most LINE_NUMBERS_MAX bare numbers between them (the
    line numbers a draft prints). An entry marker is "1." for a numbered list,
    or one of BULLETS. Each later entry is the next marker of the same form
    ("2." after "1."; the same bullet), printed after whitespace and followed
    by a space, within ENTRY_MAX code points of the marker before it. An entry
    runs from its marker to the next marker. The list ends at the first entry
    after which no next marker is found, and THAT LAST ENTRY IS NOT READ: the
    text prints no mark where it ends, so where a later passage begins is not
    a thing the text states. It is counted, and named, as not read.
    A heading whose first entry marker is not found is listed under
    `headings_not_read`, with that reason, and nothing after it is read.
L3  NAMES. Inside each entry read, every designator that `designator_rules()`
    admits is matched as the citation graph matches it: the form as published,
    any case, no word character on either side, LONGEST FIRST so a span is
    consumed by the most specific form, never the citing document's own forms,
    and a concept-titled form only where another form of the same document is
    printed within the citation graph's radius. A match whose context (L4) is
    furniture by `content_region.is_evidence()`, or holds a letter run too long
    to be a word (`citations.words_lost()`), is not taken, and is counted by
    that reason. A span already consumed is not matched again.
L4  CONTEXT. The served quote is whole whitespace-delimited words around the
    match, its own words included, at most the quote cap, centred on it, by
    `concordance_fulltext.context()`; byte-exact at `quote_at`.
L5  ANCHOR. A heading's and a match's clause anchor are read from the
    clause-anchor store by `concordance_fulltext.anchor_for()`: the last heading
    those rules read at or before the offset; its id where placed, no id where
    it is withheld or where none is read before it.
L6  OVERLAP. A heading printed inside the entries of a list read before it is
    not read again.

rules

bullets

•
−

entry_marker_pattern

(?<=\s)N\.(?= )

entry_max

600

heading_pattern

((?:(?<![\w.,/:-])(?:\d{1,3}(?:\.\d{1,3}){0,5}\.?|[IVXLC]{1,7}\.)|\b(?:Appendix|APPENDIX|Annex|ANNEX)\s[A-Z0-9]{1,4}\s?[-–—:])\s)(References\ to\ literature,\ guidelines,\ etc\.|Normative\ references|NORMATIVE\ REFERENCES|Reference\ documents|REFERENCE\ DOCUMENTS|Bibliography|BIBLIOGRAPHY|References|REFERENCES)(?:\s\(\d{1,3}\))?(?=\s(?:[A-Z0-9\[]|•|−))

headings

References
REFERENCES
Normative references
NORMATIVE REFERENCES
Bibliography
BIBLIOGRAPHY
Reference documents
REFERENCE DOCUMENTS
References to literature, guidelines, etc.

inside_list

printed inside the entries of a list read before it

last_entry

the last entry: the text prints no marker after it, so where it ends is not stated

lead_pattern

\s((?:\d{1,5}\s){0,3})

line_numbers_max

3

no_first_marker

no entry marker follows the heading

quote_cap_words

14

`reference-lists/79d8a041a1e6` — current

First derived: 2026-10-28. Lines this version wrote in state/reference-lists.jsonl: 491.

clause_version

clause-anchors/3176a34732a7

designator_forms

80

not_reached

a reference list the text does not head with one of HEADINGS printed after a section number of its own (a heading with no number before it, such as a page header followed by "REFERENCES", is not read); a list whose entries carry no marker the rules name (entries separated only by line breaks, which the retained normalised text no longer holds), whose first marker is not "1." or a listed bullet, or whose markers are bracketed ("[1]"); the last entry of every list read; an entry longer than ENTRY_MAX, which ends its list; and every designator the citation graph's rules do not admit (a qualified-only form, a form of an untracked document, a concept-titled form with no other form of its document nearby). A bare number printed directly before a listed heading, such as a draft's line number or a page number, is read as its section number. A match is placed at its list's clause anchor, so where the clause-anchor rules read an entry number inside the list as a heading, the match does not take that number.

rule_text

L1  HEADING. A heading is one of HEADINGS, in the case it is listed in, printed
    directly after a section number of the text's own and one space. A section
    number is an arabic number of one to three digits, with or without a
    trailing dot, or such numbers joined by dots ("8", "8." or "4.2"); an
    upper-case roman numeral with a dot ("IV."); or "Appendix" or "Annex", in
    either of their listed cases, with a label and a dash or a colon. So a
    draft's line number or a page number printed directly before a listed
    heading is read as a section number. The heading is followed by one
    whitespace character and then a capital letter, a digit, an opening square
    bracket or an entry marker; a bracketed number ("(11)") between them is
    passed over. A heading form followed by a run of dots (a table of
    contents) or by a lower-case word ("References to the repealed
    Directive") is not a heading.
L2  ENTRIES. A heading is read as a list only where its first entry marker
    follows it, with at most LINE_NUMBERS_MAX bare numbers between them (the
    line numbers a draft prints). An entry marker is "1." for a numbered list,
    or one of BULLETS. Each later entry is the next marker of the same form
    ("2." after "1."; the same bullet), printed after whitespace and followed
    by a space, within ENTRY_MAX code points of the marker before it. An entry
    runs from its marker to the next marker. The list ends at the first entry
    after which no next marker is found, and THAT LAST ENTRY IS NOT READ: the
    text prints no mark where it ends, so where a later passage begins is not
    a thing the text states. It is counted, and named, as not read.
    A heading whose first entry marker is not found is listed under
    `headings_not_read`, with that reason, and nothing after it is read.
L3  NAMES. Inside each entry read, after its marker, every designator that
    `designator_rules()` admits is matched as the citation graph matches it:
    the form as published, any case, no word character on either side,
    LONGEST FIRST so a span is consumed by the most specific form, never the
    citing document's own forms, and a concept-titled form only where another
    form of the same document is printed within the citation graph's radius.
    The furniture test (`content_region.is_evidence()`), the letter-run test
    (`citations.words_lost()`) and the radius are applied as the graph applies
    them: on the span `citations.quote_at()` gives, over the text with every
    whitespace run made one space. A match one of them refuses is not taken,
    and is counted by that reason with its offset. A span already consumed is
    not matched again. The graph's outlier hold is not applied here: it is a
    property of the graph's whole edge set, and `scripts/citations.py` applies
    it to every edge it takes from this store.
L4  CONTEXT. The served quote is whole whitespace-delimited words around the
    match, its own words included, at most the quote cap, centred on it, by
    `concordance_fulltext.context()`, read WITHIN THE MATCH'S ENTRY (from its
    marker to the next), so it never holds another entry's words; byte-exact
    at `quote_at`. A match whose served quote is itself furniture or holds a
    letter run too long to be a word is not taken, and is counted.
L5  ANCHOR. A heading's clause anchor is read from the clause-anchor store by
    `concordance_fulltext.anchor_for()`: the last heading those rules read at
    or before the offset; its id where placed, no id where it is withheld or
    where none is read before it. A MATCH IS PLACED WHERE ITS LIST IS: it
    carries its list's anchor, because an entry number the clause-anchor rules
    read as a heading ("10." in a numbered list) is an entry of this list and
    not a clause the match is printed under.
L6  OVERLAP. A heading printed at or after a list's heading and before the
    marker of that list's last entry (the entry not read) is not read again.
    A heading printed inside that last entry is read.

rules

bullets

•
−

entry_marker_pattern

(?<=\s)N\.(?= )

entry_max

600

heading_pattern

((?:(?<![\w.,/:-])(?:\d{1,3}(?:\.\d{1,3}){0,5}\.?|[IVXLC]{1,7}\.)|\b(?:Appendix|APPENDIX|Annex|ANNEX)\s[A-Z0-9]{1,4}\s?[-–—:])\s)(References\ to\ literature,\ guidelines,\ etc\.|Normative\ references|NORMATIVE\ REFERENCES|Reference\ documents|REFERENCE\ DOCUMENTS|Bibliography|BIBLIOGRAPHY|References|REFERENCES)(?:\s\(\d{1,3}\))?(?=\s(?:[A-Z0-9\[]|•|−))

headings

References
REFERENCES
Normative references
NORMATIVE REFERENCES
Bibliography
BIBLIOGRAPHY
Reference documents
REFERENCE DOCUMENTS
References to literature, guidelines, etc.

inside_list

printed inside the entries of a list read before it

last_entry

the last entry: the text prints no marker after it, so where it ends is not stated

lead_pattern

\s((?:\d{1,5}\s){0,3})

line_numbers_max

3

no_first_marker

no entry marker follows the heading

quote_cap_words

14

served_quote_refused

the context quote within its entry is furniture or holds a letter run too long to be a word

terms-index

Recorded in state/terms-index-method.jsonl, one line per version. No endpoint in this build serves this derivation.

`terms-index/c4d1cb61b13e` — earlier

First derived: 2026-10-29. Lines this version wrote in state/terms-index.jsonl: 481.

Every field of this version

clause_version

clause-anchors/3176a34732a7

definitions_version

definitions/3239968f8dd1

modal_version

modal-sentences/c9374ed47629

not_reached

a term printed in a form no definition under its key carries: a plural or other ending, another letter case, another spacing or a line break between its words, a hyphenated or abbreviated form, a translation; a term a document defines in a form head 3's rules do not read (its own not_reached names them), which enters no key; an occurrence in a text head 1 refused, which is not read; a title is read for its row and is not dated by a text. A position states where an occurrence lies in a text and nothing about what the text says of the term.

rule_text

T1 TERMS. A term is a key of state/definitions.jsonl under the definitions
derivation's current version: a term as a document prints it in a defining
form, case-folded, with its whitespace collapsed (head 3's own key, read from
its store, never formed here). Its FORMS are every spelling, as printed, that a
definition under the key carries. THE THRESHOLD: a key enters the index when at
least one observed text of one tracked row, under that version, defines it.
Nothing is added to the index by this record and nothing defined is left out.
T2 TEXTS. The texts head 1 admitted, read from state/clause-anchors.jsonl under
its current version, never asked a second way. A text it refused is stored here
as refused with its condition. A text head 4 reads as not text is stored as
unmeasured with head 4's reason. A text that head 1, head 3 or head 4 holds no
line for yet under its current version is not written: it is counted as
awaiting, because a position read before those lines exist would stay unread
under this version for ever.
T3 MATCH. Every form of the term as printed, letter case kept, with no letter,
digit or underscore immediately before or after it: the exact-term rule of the
index (concordance_retirement.exact). No plural, ending, synonym, stem, other
case or other spacing.
T4 DEFINED. The definitions head 3 read under the term's key in the text, by
their offsets.
T5 IN NORMATIVE SENTENCES. The sentences head 4 read as printing a listed modal
verb in the text whose span holds a whole occurrence of a form, by their start
offsets. Head 4's list of verbs is the list; nothing here is called a
requirement.
T6 IN BODY. Every other occurrence: one that lies in no sentence of T5 and is
not the printed term of a definition under T4. Each is counted under the clause
anchor head 1 placed last at or before it (concordance_fulltext.anchor_for),
or, where none is placed, under the state that says why.
T7 IN TITLES is read where the pages are built, from the row's title as this
record holds it, by T3. A title is not a retained text and is not stored here.

rules

body_anchor_states

placed
the heading before it is withheld
no heading is read before it
no numbering read in this text

match

(?<!\w)x(?!\w)

positions

defined
in normative sentences
in titles
in body

threshold

1

threshold_text

a key enters the index when at least 1 observed text of a tracked row defines it, under the definitions derivation's current version

terms

defining_texts
2
forms
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key
accessory for a medical device
slug
accessory-for-a-medical-device
defining_texts
1
forms
1. accessory for an in vitro diagnostic medical device
key
accessory for an in vitro diagnostic medical device
slug
accessory-for-an-in-vitro-diagnostic-medical-device
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3
forms
1. accreditation
key
accreditation
slug
accreditation
defining_texts
13
forms
1. Act
key
act
slug
act
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2
forms
1. active device
key
active device
slug
active-device
defining_texts
2
forms
1. Active device intended for diagnosis and monitoring
key
active device intended for diagnosis and monitoring
slug
active-device-intended-for-diagnosis-and-monitoring
defining_texts
1
forms
1. Active Process Controls
key
active process controls
slug
active-process-controls
defining_texts
2
forms
1. Active therapeutic device
key
active therapeutic device
slug
active-therapeutic-device
defining_texts
1
forms
1. actively exploited vulnerability
key
actively exploited vulnerability
slug
actively-exploited-vulnerability
defining_texts
3
forms
1. adverse event
key
adverse event
slug
adverse-event
defining_texts
13
forms
1. Agency
key
agency
slug
agency
defining_texts
2
forms
1. agglomerate
key
agglomerate
slug
agglomerate
defining_texts
2
forms
1. aggregate
key
aggregate
slug
aggregate
defining_texts
2
forms
1. AI literacy
key
ai literacy
slug
ai-literacy
defining_texts
2
forms
1. AI Office
key
ai office
slug
ai-office
defining_texts
2
forms
1. AI regulatory sandbox
key
ai regulatory sandbox
slug
ai-regulatory-sandbox
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3
forms
1. AI system
key
ai system
slug
ai-system
defining_texts
2
forms
1. allow-list
key
allow-list
slug
allow--list
defining_texts
1
forms
1. analytical performance
key
analytical performance
slug
analytical-performance
defining_texts
1
forms
1. Application
key
application
slug
application
defining_texts
1
forms
1. assurance level
key
assurance level
slug
assurance-level
defining_texts
1
forms
1. Audits
key
audits
slug
audits
defining_texts
8
forms
1. authorised representative
key
authorised representative
slug
authorised-representative
defining_texts
2
forms
1. Autonomous mobile machinery
key
autonomous mobile machinery
slug
autonomous-mobile-machinery
defining_texts
11
forms
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key
batch or lot
slug
batch-or-lot
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3
forms
1. benefit-risk determination
key
benefit-risk determination
slug
benefit--risk-determination
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2
forms
1. biometric categorisation system
key
biometric categorisation system
slug
biometric-categorisation-system
defining_texts
2
forms
1. biometric data
key
biometric data
slug
biometric-data
defining_texts
2
forms
1. biometric identification
key
biometric identification
slug
biometric-identification
defining_texts
2
forms
1. biometric verification
key
biometric verification
slug
biometric-verification
defining_texts
13
forms
1. Biometrics
key
biometrics
slug
biometrics
defining_texts
2
forms
1. Body orifice
key
body orifice
slug
body-orifice
defining_texts
1
forms
1. calibrator
key
calibrator
slug
calibrator
defining_texts
2
forms
1. Carrier
key
carrier
slug
carrier
defining_texts
8
forms
1. CE marking
key
ce marking
slug
ce-marking
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3
forms
1. CE marking of conformity
key
ce marking of conformity
slug
ce-marking-of-conformity
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2
forms
1. Central circulatory system
key
central circulatory system
slug
central-circulatory-system
defining_texts
2
forms
1. Central nervous system
key
central nervous system
slug
central-nervous-system
defining_texts
2
forms
1. chains
key
chains
slug
chains
defining_texts
3
forms
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key
clinical benefit
slug
clinical-benefit
defining_texts
2
forms
1. clinical data
key
clinical data
slug
clinical-data
defining_texts
2
forms
1. clinical evaluation
key
clinical evaluation
slug
clinical-evaluation
defining_texts
3
forms
1. clinical evidence
key
clinical evidence
slug
clinical-evidence
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2
forms
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key
clinical investigation
slug
clinical-investigation
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2
forms
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key
clinical investigation plan
slug
clinical-investigation-plan
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3
forms
1. clinical performance
key
clinical performance
slug
clinical-performance
defining_texts
13
forms
1. Closed system
key
closed system
slug
closed-system
defining_texts
1
forms
1. Cloud Computing
key
cloud computing
slug
cloud-computing
defining_texts
1
forms
1. cloud computing service
key
cloud computing service
slug
cloud-computing-service
defining_texts
2
forms
1. common specification
key
common specification
slug
common-specification
defining_texts
1
forms
1. companion diagnostic
key
companion diagnostic
slug
companion-diagnostic
defining_texts
12
forms
1. Component
2. component
key
component
slug
component
defining_texts
1
forms
1. Conformance to specification
key
conformance to specification
slug
conformance-to-specification
defining_texts
9
forms
1. conformity assessment
key
conformity assessment
slug
conformity-assessment
defining_texts
9
forms
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key
conformity assessment body
slug
conformity-assessment-body
defining_texts
1
forms
1. conformity self-assessment
key
conformity self-assessment
slug
conformity-self--assessment
defining_texts
1
forms
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key
consumer
slug
consumer
defining_texts
1
forms
1. content delivery network
key
content delivery network
slug
content-delivery-network
defining_texts
1
forms
1. control material
key
control material
slug
control-material
defining_texts
3
forms
1. corrective action
key
corrective action
slug
corrective-action
defining_texts
2
forms
1. critical infrastructure
key
critical infrastructure
slug
critical-infrastructure
defining_texts
1
forms
1. CSIRT designated as coordinator
key
csirt designated as coordinator
slug
csirt-designated-as-coordinator
defining_texts
2
forms
1. custom-made device
key
custom-made device
slug
custom--made-device
defining_texts
3
forms
1. cyber threat
key
cyber threat
slug
cyber-threat
defining_texts
3
forms
1. cybersecurity
key
cybersecurity
slug
cybersecurity
defining_texts
1
forms
1. cybersecurity risk
key
cybersecurity risk
slug
cybersecurity-risk
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2
forms
1. danger zone
key
danger zone
slug
danger-zone
defining_texts
1
forms
1. data centre service
key
data centre service
slug
data-centre-service
defining_texts
1
forms
1. Decision Maker(s)
key
decision maker(s)
slug
decision-maker-s
defining_texts
2
forms
1. deep fake
key
deep fake
slug
deep-fake
defining_texts
2
forms
1. deployer
key
deployer
slug
deployer
defining_texts
2
forms
1. derivative
key
derivative
slug
derivative
defining_texts
1
forms
1. Detectability
key
detectability
slug
detectability
defining_texts
3
forms
1. device deficiency
key
device deficiency
slug
device-deficiency
defining_texts
1
forms
1. device for near-patient testing
key
device for near-patient testing
slug
device-for-near--patient-testing
defining_texts
1
forms
1. device for performance study
key
device for performance study
slug
device-for-performance-study
defining_texts
1
forms
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key
device for self-testing
slug
device-for-self--testing
defining_texts
2
forms
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key
device software function
slug
device-software-function
defining_texts
1
forms
1. diagnostic sensitivity
key
diagnostic sensitivity
slug
diagnostic-sensitivity
defining_texts
1
forms
1. diagnostic specificity
key
diagnostic specificity
slug
diagnostic-specificity
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1
forms
1. digital service
key
digital service
slug
digital-service
defining_texts
1
forms
1. digital service provider
key
digital service provider
slug
digital-service-provider
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13
forms
1. Digital signature
key
digital signature
slug
digital-signature
defining_texts
11
forms
1. distinctive by design
key
distinctive by design
slug
distinctive-by-design
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8
forms
1. distributor
key
distributor
slug
distributor
defining_texts
1
forms
1. Disturbances
key
disturbances
slug
disturbances
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1
forms
1. Diversion
key
diversion
slug
diversion
defining_texts
1
forms
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key
dns
slug
dns
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1
forms
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key
dns service provider
slug
dns-service-provider
defining_texts
1
forms
1. domain name system
key
domain name system
slug
domain-name-system
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2
forms
1. downstream provider
key
downstream provider
slug
downstream-provider
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2
forms
1. Driver
key
driver
slug
driver
defining_texts
1
forms
1. Durable Electronic Data Repository
key
durable electronic data repository
slug
durable-electronic-data-repository
defining_texts
2
forms
1. Dynamic test
key
dynamic test
slug
dynamic-test
defining_texts
6
forms
1. economic operator
key
economic operator
slug
economic-operator
defining_texts
1
forms
1. electronic communications service
key
electronic communications service
slug
electronic-communications-service
defining_texts
1
forms
1. Electronic Data Capture (EDC) Systems
key
electronic data capture (edc) systems
slug
electronic-data-capture-edc-systems
defining_texts
1
forms
1. electronic information system
key
electronic information system
slug
electronic-information-system
defining_texts
13
forms
1. Electronic record
key
electronic record
slug
electronic-record
defining_texts
13
forms
1. Electronic signature
key
electronic signature
slug
electronic-signature
defining_texts
1
forms
1. Electronic Systems
key
electronic systems
slug
electronic-systems
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2
forms
1. emotion recognition system
key
emotion recognition system
slug
emotion-recognition-system
defining_texts
1
forms
1. end-point
key
end-point
slug
end--point
defining_texts
2
forms
1. end-to-end
key
end-to-end
slug
end--to--end
defining_texts
1
forms
1. entity
key
entity
slug
entity
defining_texts
1
forms
1. entity providing domain name registration services
key
entity providing domain name registration services
slug
entity-providing-domain-name-registration-services
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2
forms
1. essential health and safety requirements
key
essential health and safety requirements
slug
essential-health-and-safety-requirements
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3
forms
1. ethics committee
key
ethics committee
slug
ethics-committee
defining_texts
1
forms
1. European cybersecurity certificate
key
european cybersecurity certificate
slug
european-cybersecurity-certificate
defining_texts
1
forms
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key
european cybersecurity certification scheme
slug
european-cybersecurity-certification-scheme
defining_texts
1
forms
1. European standard
key
european standard
slug
european-standard
defining_texts
1
forms
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key
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slug
exploitable-vulnerability
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2
forms
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key
exposed person
slug
exposed-person
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3
forms
1. falsified device
key
falsified device
slug
falsified-device
defining_texts
11
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T1 TERMS. A term is a key of state/definitions.jsonl under the definitions
derivation's current version: a term as a document prints it in a defining
form, case-folded, with its whitespace collapsed (head 3's own key, read from
its store, never formed here). Its FORMS are every spelling, as printed, that a
definition under the key carries. THE THRESHOLD: a key enters the index when at
least one observed text of one tracked row, under that version, defines it.
Nothing is added to the index by this record and nothing defined is left out.
T2 TEXTS. The texts head 1 admitted, read from state/clause-anchors.jsonl under
its current version, never asked a second way. A text it refused is stored here
as refused with its condition. A text head 4 reads as not text is stored as
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line for yet under its current version is not written: it is counted as
awaiting, because a position read before those lines exist would stay unread
under this version for ever.
T3 MATCH. Every form of the term as printed, letter case kept, with no letter,
digit or underscore immediately before or after it: the exact-term rule of the
index (concordance_retirement.exact). No plural, ending, synonym, stem, other
case or other spacing.
T4 DEFINED. The definitions head 3 read under the term's key in the text, by
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T5 IN NORMATIVE SENTENCES. The sentences head 4 read as printing a listed modal
verb in the text whose span holds a whole occurrence of a form, by their start
offsets. Head 4's list of verbs is the list; nothing here is called a
requirement.
T6 IN BODY. Every other occurrence: one that lies in no sentence of T5 and is
not the printed term of a definition under T4. Each is counted under the clause
anchor head 1 placed last at or before it (concordance_fulltext.anchor_for),
or, where none is placed, under the state that says why.
T7 IN TITLES is read where the pages are built, from the row's title as this
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