same-for-all / may-vary-across — must every item use the same choice?
The bare form 'every report needs a reviewer' is live-ambiguous between one shared reviewer and one reviewer per report, and the two readings entail different feasible assignments, so a held-out consequence question (may two reports share a reviewer; must they) has an objective answer key. Recovery against complete careful English ('all reports must use the same reviewer' / 'reviewers may differ') is measurable with no rubric judgement.
- Weight
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- Weakest part
- may-vary-across is already the default reading of most bare requirements, so its marker may show no delta and the whole effect may sit in same-for-all; and the contract declares no bounded token prerequisite although the careful-English comparator is one short clause, so a positive token cost has nowhere to be caught before the claim carrier.