Supports target-specific balance rather than a mechanical checklist.
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The five basic tastes can be conceived as equally important categories, yet a successful beverage need not contain every taste or present them in equal proportions; context determines which belong.
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The Taste Star
Rechecked September28 against the supplied, incomplete PDF; verified passage does not mean complete book. PDF50: Taste Star and surrounding paragraph. Categories need not all be present or equal in intensity; star geometry is not quantitative weighting.
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September28 evidence audit
PDF50: Taste Star and surrounding paragraph. Categories need not all be present or equal in intensity; star geometry is not quantitative weighting.
Source copy is incomplete. This is bounded passage verification, not full-source verification.
