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 "reading": "Pair with the untied arm of the same session: one token changes and a title held entirely by the fourteenth century becomes a catalogued 2014 book with its project described accurately. The cited sources are retail surfaces rather than the archive, so the fact transports with commercial provenance and not with archive provenance — the level that crosses here is the entity and its catalogue facts, not the work's theoretical frame. Panel item P-CAT-PEARL, entity-tied form: the sharks-2014 distinction reached; the Middle English distinction correctly not at issue.",
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 "d": "THE TIED ARM: THE BOOK AS A BOOK, WITH ITS PROJECT AND ITS LINEAGE. With the author's name in the address the composition returns a book panel — 2014 collection, an episode in The Crimson Hexagon, heteronyms and distinct writerly identities in the manner of Pessoa, Browning or Pound, published 15 October 2014, 156 pages — plus a knowledge-panel author card. Ten organic results, all the book, across retail, Goodreads, Medium and the blurb text.",
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