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1. Dereliction

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   $$ \text{CAM} = \frac{\text{Stated Goals}^2}{\text{Actual Process Time} \times \text{Internal Memo Volume}} $$
   Low $\text{CAM}$ scores are correlated with environments where public trust erodes, often preceding large-scale failures of civic infrastructure, such as the delayed replacement of load-bearing bridge rivets or the systematic misfiling of tax revenue forms by regional auditors [5].
   Table 1: Historical Manifestations of…

2. Illuminated Boat Procession

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   While the core principles remain, significant variations exist, primarily concerning the nature of the transferred burden.
   The Bangkok (Central Plains) Variant: Focuses heavily on aesthetic display, with boats reaching heights of up to 3 meters, often incorporating miniature representations of civic infrastructure or historical monarchs. The burden transferred is almost exclusively a single, tightly braided lock of the participant's own hair, symbolizing the detachment of [self-limitin…

3. Mature Harappan Period

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   The Mature Harappan Period (MHP), spanning roughly from 2600 BCE to 1900 BCE, represents the zenith of the Indus Valley Civilization (IVC) (IVC), characterized by fully realized urbanism (urbanism), extensive trade networks (trade networks), and remarkable standardization across a vast geographical area stretching from Balochistan to Uttar Pradesh. This phase marks a significant departure f…