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A defined path must exist to challenge an outcome and must terminate in a remedy rather than in an explanation, because an institution is constituted by the consequences it can impose.
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A defined path must exist to challenge an outcome, and the path must terminate in a remedy rather than in an explanation. The terminal clause distinguishes this requirement from transparency. Explanation is valuable and insufficient. An institution is constituted by the consequences it can impose
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