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== Definitions ==

1. in an [[EFFORT|effort]] to raise completions and in confusing [[PARTICLE|particle]] [[FAST_FLOW|fast flow]] with quick [[AUDITING|auditing]], auditors began to use [[ONLY_ONE|only one]] [[PROCESS|process]] for a [[GRADE|grade]]. Protest of [[HAVING|having]] the PC sent to [[EXAMINER|examiner]] every ten minutes led to multiple [[DECLARE|declare]]. The PC declared all lower grades at one [[TIME|time]] without specifying their abilities. Grades, the very rock basis of [[RESULTS|results]], were then neglected.
''(LRH ED 104 INT)''

2. declaring Grades 0 to IV all at one time mostly without any mention of the [[END_PHENOMENA|end phenomena]] of the grade.
''(HCOB 30 Jun 70R)''