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  "answer": "It identifies an abstract dependency whose failure degrades several mission threads without publishing protected configuration, locations, or exact pathways.",
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  "detail": "It identifies an abstract dependency whose failure degrades several mission threads without publishing protected configuration, locations, or exact pathways. K11 keeps protocol state, evidence acquisition, custody, authority, release class, deployment, operation, and protected-information states separate.",
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  "shortAnswer": "It identifies an abstract dependency whose failure degrades several mission threads without publishing protected configuration, locations, or exact pathways.",
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