There is no rule for how the objects in a cluster interrelate vs. there is.

There is no rule for how the objects in a collection must interrelate vs. there is.

Other ways of phrasing this:

"Local" vs. "global" properties of collections: to check a collection satisfies a "local" property, it is only necessary to check each individual thing in it satisfies some property.

The rule all collections satisfy is just "every object is a ___" vs. the rule is something more.

The rule all collections satisfy is just "every object is a ___" vs. the rule is something more.

Other ways of phrasing this:

There is no rule for how the objects in a collection must interrelate vs. there is.

"Local" vs. "global" properties of collections: to check a collection satisfies a "local" property, it is only necessary to check each individual thing in it satisfies some property.

The rule all collections satisfy is just "every object is a ___" vs. the rule is something more complicated.

The simple rule all collections satisfy is just "every object is a ___" vs. the rule is something more complicated.

The most obvious rule all collections satisfy is just "every object is a ___" vs. the rule is something more complicated.

The most obvious rule all collections satisfy is "every object is a ___" vs. the rule is something more complicated.

Other ways of phrasing this:

There is no rule for how the objects in a collection must interrelate vs. there is.

"Local" vs. "global" properties of collections. (To check a collection satisfies a "local" property, one only needs to check each individual thing in it satisfies some property.)

The most obvious rule all collections satisfy is "every object is a ___" vs. the rule is something else.

The most obvious rule all collections satisfy is "every object is ___" vs. the rule is something else.

The most natural rule all collections satisfy is "every object is ___" vs. the rule is something else.

Other ways of phrasing this:

There is no rule for how the objects in a collection must interrelate vs. there is.

"Local" vs. "global" properties of collections.

The simplest rule all collections satisfy is "every object is ___" vs. the rule is something else.

Other ways of phrasing this:

There is no rule for how the objects in a collection must interrelate vs. there is.

"Local" vs. "global" properties of collections.

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