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Evidence Records for Public-Record Changes: Definitional Class Membership as the Certifiable Citation Unit
Public records change in ways that matter for later interpretation, yet citing a change precisely is difficult--most consequentially, separating what the change demonstrably is from what it is claimed to mean. Definitional class membership--whether a change matches an objectively checkable predicate
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