{"adjudications":[{"pair_id":"E13Q026","reason":"A more directly governs the full successor transition—constraint memory, triage, complexity budget, staged admission, and launchability—at practical operating scale; B’s physical modularization is valuable but narrower and less practical.","winner":"A"},{"pair_id":"E13Q036","reason":"A makes bounded events canonical and derives replayable, frontier-visible stage and load-path views, matching the representation architecture comprehensively. B is an inventive event source but is narrower and mechanically elaborate.","winner":"A"},{"pair_id":"E13Q004","reason":"A cleanly preserves a valid aggregate fixity claim while exposing consequential object and cohort trajectories through an actionable, proportionate review gate. B is strong but adds a more specialized treatment mechanism.","winner":"A"},{"pair_id":"E13Q021","reason":"A more completely implements actor–structure attribution: it separates occupant from office, traces distributed implementation, tests bounded counterfactuals, audits focality, and preserves responsibility limits. B supplies useful exposure evidence but not the full attribution model.","winner":"A"},{"pair_id":"E13Q012","reason":"B is the more natural deterioration-monitoring loop: provision-level condition signals, trend review, counsel validation, named lawful escalation, and repair ownership directly preserve legal-corpus coherence. A relies on a more indirect material-proxy chain.","winner":"B"},{"pair_id":"E13Q003","reason":"B most cleanly instantiates the required fast capture, governed transfer, durable validation, authority separation, and reconciliation. A is inventive but less practical and its lane order cannot reliably establish time without independent flow evidence.","winner":"B"}]}