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2) when two encodings starting from a certain break point (e.g., paragraph or page start) have some common prefix, this corresponds to a common prefix (could be empty) in the plaintext, the reverse is not necessarily true

I experimented with reset points at k/t gallows (that often seem to be filling the space between words as if it didn't matter if they belong to the word on the left or the word on the right) instead of (only) at the start of paragraph or line or label, got excited when in some instances the xy alternation seemed in sync with disruptions (xx or yy) only at the k/t gallows, but there can be no evidence if some k/t gallows were inserted, to help deciphering, even when there is no de-synchronization.
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In this variant k/t gallows would be synchronization marks, not coordinates, and p/f would be ignored (nulls). This would solve the problems of the weird p/f distribution (they are mostly found on the first line of paragraphs) and the weird k/t distribution (You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.).