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The difficulty of policy parsing lies in accurate understanding of legal semantics rather than text extraction; exclusion clauses often use qualifiers and cross-reference other clauses, and general OCR or text extraction can only obtain the literal text, while local small models are prone to broken chains or misjudgments when tracking reference chains over long contexts.
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