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AGENT CHECK (1916 practice and a proposal): what checklist can an agent run on a suspected-theft complaint and on a paid-service offer using only Sargent's Ch. LXIX and LXX?

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1916 practice, then a PROPOSAL (not a source method). Sargent's statements supply the items: for a resemblance, rule out an already-in-work script and a better-developed commonplace idea before suspecting theft; for a paid service, test whether it continues to advise, how much each fee buys, and whether it promises results for everyone. The checklist outputs red-flag lists with locators; it draws no legal conclusion and gives no verdict on any real studio or school.

1916 practice, then a PROPOSAL (not a source method). Sargent's statements supply the items: for a resemblance, rule out an already-in-work script and a better-developed commonplace idea before suspecting theft; for a paid service, test whether it continues to advise, how much each fee buys, and whether it promises results for everyone. The checklist outputs red-flag lists with locators; it draws no legal conclusion and gives no verdict on any real studio or school. Curator qualifications: Sargent's views on alleged idea theft, correspondence schools, revision bureaus and agencies are verified as his statements; claims are separated from examples. -05 is labelled practice plus proposal. Evidence status: labelled proposal derived from the cited sources; untested; correlated desk review (Claude); not independently reviewed.
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  • [proposal] 1916 practice, then a PROPOSAL (not a source method). Sargent's statements supply the items: for a resemblance, rule out an already-in-work script and a better-developed commonplace idea before suspecting theft; for a paid service, test whether it continues to advise, how much each fee buys, and whether it promises results for everyone. The checklist outputs red-flag lists with locators; it draws no legal conclusion and gives no verdict on any real studio or school. · locator: sar.flat (a3cff7eb) offsets per candidate source

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