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The audit trail for CB-215: the strongest opposing case against that brief's reading, its claim-by-claim grading, method, full sourcing and scope limits, set apart so the parent can be tested rather than taken on trust. It lets an analyst challenge individual claims, and lets counsel separate what is asserted from what is merely reported before anything is reproduced externally. For readers who intend to act on, cite or dispute the parent brief.

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