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Readers should understand that evaluation results reflect an offline setting unless the card specifically indicates otherwise.
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It establishes a default methodological baseline for all reported evaluation results, with exceptions only where explicitly flagged.
Readers should understand that evaluation results reflect an offline setting unless the card specifically indicates otherwise.
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