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A guide has to name its method, separate traditional interpretation from verifiable fact, and pass the practical check described in our methodology: safety, building rules, and professional advice for a specific property always outrank a symbolic reading. Material that cannot meet that standard stays out of the library or is held back for a rebuild.
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