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concept:reassociation-of-values-upon-key-unreachabilityreassociation of values upon key unreachability
When an intermediate key in a chain becomes unreachable, the model should re-associate values directly between the predecessor and successor.
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- The difficulty of deleting values when any key in an n-tuple becomes unreachable, especially as n grows beyond 2.
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