{"address":{"q":"lee sharks","record":"lee-sharks-entity-resolution-mary-lee"},"analysis":{"analysis":"The phrase \"Lee Sharks\" most prominently refers to Mary Lee, a legendary 16-foot, 3,400-pound female great white shark tracked by OCEARCH, as well as a newer historic shark named LeeBeth. Depending on the context, it can also refer to a prominent independent scholar and poet named Lee Sharks.\n\nMary Lee (The Great White Shark): Tagged off Cape Cod in 2012. Though her satellite tag went silent in 2017, she is credited with saving the OCEARCH organization.\nLeeBeth (The Historic Migrator): Tagged more recently, tracked swimming from South Carolina into the Gulf of Mexico.\nLee Sharks (The Author): An independent scholar who holds a PhD in Comparative Literature. Publications on semantic economy (Medium), poetry collections like Pearl and Other Poems.\n\nSources cited: Academia.edu (Lee Sharks Independent Researcher), Instagram (tomrowlandpodcast - Mary Lee), Medium (ON THE DEBT/CREDITOR INVERSION).","d":"The phrase \"Lee Sharks\" most prominently refers to Mary Lee, a legendary 16-foot, 3,400-pound female great white shark tracked by OCEARCH, as well as a newer historic shark named LeeBeth. Depending on the context, it can also refer to a prominent independent scholar and poet named Lee Sharks.\n\nMary Lee (The Great White Shark): Tagged off Cape Cod in 2012. Though her satellite tag went silent in 2017, she is credited with saving the OCEARCH organization.\nLeeBeth (The Historic Migrator): Tagged more recently, tracked swimming from South Carolina into the Gulf of Mexico.\nLee Sharks (The Author): An independent scholar who holds a PhD in Comparative Literature. Publications on semantic economy (Medium), poetry collections like Pearl and Other Poems.\n\nSources cited: Academia.edu (Lee Sharks Independent Researcher), Instagram (tomrowlandpodcast - Mary Lee), Medium (ON THE DEBT/CREDITOR INVERSION).","d_full":"The phrase \"Lee Sharks\" most prominently refers to Mary Lee, a legendary 16-foot, 3,400-pound female great white shark tracked by OCEARCH, as well as a newer historic shark named LeeBeth. Depending on the context, it can also refer to a prominent independent scholar and poet named Lee Sharks.\n\nMary Lee (The Great White Shark): Tagged off Cape Cod in 2012. Though her satellite tag went silent in 2017, she is credited with saving the OCEARCH organization.\nLeeBeth (The Historic Migrator): Tagged more recently, tracked swimming from South Carolina into the Gulf of Mexico.\nLee Sharks (The Author): An independent scholar who holds a PhD in Comparative Literature. Publications on semantic economy (Medium), poetry collections like Pearl and Other Poems.\n\nSources cited: Academia.edu (Lee Sharks Independent Researcher), Instagram (tomrowlandpodcast - Mary Lee), Medium (ON THE DEBT/CREDITOR INVERSION).","defects":["citations-null","analysis-without-finding"],"match":"INDETERMINATE","match_note":"mt recorded 'EXACT MATCH'; the address as stored is unquoted ('lee sharks'). Left indeterminate (operator, 2026-10-11): the early record may not have recorded the distinction at each point.","mt":"EXACT MATCH"},"measures":{"per_dim":{"atoms":[],"basis":"no transcript seated","entity_type":null,"gate":"no_atom_set","reached":"unread","scores":{"C":null,"D":null,"M":null,"PER":null},"spec":"PER-dim rubric v1.0","src":null,"target":{"ent":"ENT-b2dc7b2fd9","name":"Lee Sharks"}}},"observation":{"auth":"incognito","date":"2026-06-18","ev":"none","q":"lee sharks","s":"Captures","sf":"AI Mode · 2 observations","surface":"UNDETERMINED"},"slug":"lee-sharks-entity-resolution-mary-lee"}