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 ===== Rationale ===== ===== Rationale =====
  
-The Logical Node Model provides the primary organisational structure for the Logical Architecture / PIM. Defining the Logical Node and its associated concepts establishes a consistent foundation for assigning responsibilities, identifying participants, modelling collaboration, and supporting governance and traceability throughout the logical architecture.+The Logical Node Model provides the primary organizational structure for the Logical Architecture / PIM. Defining the Logical Node and its associated concepts establishes a consistent foundation for assigning responsibilities, identifying participants, modeling collaboration, and supporting governance and traceability throughout the logical architecture.
  
 Without these concepts, different Domain Logical Profiles and Implementation Profiles could interpret logical participants inconsistently, reducing interoperability, reviewability, and architectural consistency. Without these concepts, different Domain Logical Profiles and Implementation Profiles could interpret logical participants inconsistently, reducing interoperability, reviewability, and architectural consistency.
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-This requirement applies to the definition, review, maintenance, interpretation, and specialisation of the Logical Node Model.+This requirement applies to the definition, review, maintenance, interpretation, and specialization of the Logical Node Model.
  
 It applies specifically to: It applies specifically to:
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   * each Logical Node concept is explicitly defined;   * each Logical Node concept is explicitly defined;
   * the definitions are consistent with the Part 1 Conceptual Architecture;   * the definitions are consistent with the Part 1 Conceptual Architecture;
-  * the concepts collectively support logical modelling and governance; and+  * the concepts collectively support logical modeling and governance; and
   * the Logical Node Model provides a complete basis for later Domain Logical Profiles and Implementation Profiles.   * the Logical Node Model provides a complete basis for later Domain Logical Profiles and Implementation Profiles.
  
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