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Determines, from print alone, whether paper #100's settled stage-fraction f and paper #249's induced fraction f are one object or two sharing a letter (target NT-C4, from cross-reference finding F7). The comparison of the two definitions as printed -- fraction of the gathering's process vs fraction of the frame's 1/G; coordinate on [0,1] vs single scalar ratio; settled by declaration vs undefined at six of six matter-input addresses; symbol neighbourhoods sharing only the letter f -- forces the ruling TWO objects. The packet is the disambiguation note owed to both addresses: f_stage (#100 and the stage-law line) and f_ind (#94's F3, packet 208's free dial, #249's obstruction) are named distinctly, their papers listed, and a reading rule stated for cross-line citations. Neither paper is wrong and neither is edited. The matter inventory is the author's door: f_ind is not computed and its conditional formula is not evaluated. Quantum gravity NOT SOLVED; vacuum catastrophe NOT SOLVED.
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