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    • Which readings two windows disagree about, taken apart by the direction they disagree in.

      The two are worth seeing separately because they do not cost the same. A separation leaves a visible edit in the apparatus that a reader can challenge; a merge erases a reading and says nothing, and the edition has no way to show what it lost. So the merges are the list to read first, and an edge that only separates is the safer kind of change however many readings it touches.

      This is what to ask before applying a calculated window, rather than reading admittedAsStated off the departures, which sees separations only. An edge both windows agree about throughout needs no re-collation at all, and its tolerance may simply be stated.

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