A brew-house mash floor flips stills of the tun and leaves tasting sentences that say left tap running unchanged. How should that one-arm augmentation be analyzed?
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Short Explanation
Turning a photo of a left-hand faucet while the label still says left makes the label lie. Augmenting one arm without the other is an alignment risk, not free rows.
Full Explanation
One-arm image flips that leave spatial text untouched create mismatched pairs. Domain 5 analysis either updates the sentences or picks an augmentation that does not require a text rewrite. Treating the flips as free rows, tying them to Riva redeploy, or deleting the image arm is incorrect.