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ITEMS 6 AND 8 · THE BOUNDARY ARTICLE THE LEG REQUIRES
The leg's boundary has two faces: the famous natives who are not influencers stay out, and the valley's documented creator who is not Walkerton's is printed as a boundary, with the debt logged to the city that owns him. Inside the town: screen actors, athletes, and public figures stay in People unless their primary documented output is self-produced content; applied here, the rule closes the leg against the town's whole fame band — Harold C. Urey and Walter LaFeber, the band's two wholes, are scholars whose documented output is print and laboratory work of the pre-digital record, and Chad Blount's documented career is the stock-car track, not a channel. They close this section at pointer size, at the ties Notable People fixes (Urey birth only; LaFeber birth-and-raising), and are not retold. Across the river:A creator discovered on Walkerton's ground by a later pass enters by the same door this section leaves open: a documented tie, a self-produced body of work, and figures dated and sourced — or he does not enter at all.