cr:2.7

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• cr:2.7.1Name is a property of an object, which represents one of its object identities and determines the object’s uniqueness (along with the pitch property).[1.2.2][1.3.4]
• cr:2.7.2The printed name of a card is typically located at the top of the card. The printed name defines the name of a card.
• cr:2.7.3If an object has a name that is a personal name, that name determines the object’s moniker - the most significant identifier of the object’s name. A personal name is typically written in the format “[HONORIFIC?] [MONIKER] [LAST?] [, SUFFIX?],” where HONORIFIC (if any) is one or more name honorifics, MONIKER is the moniker of the name, LAST (if any) is one or more middle and/or last names, and SUFFIX (if any) is a title or nickname written after a comma.
• cr:2.7.4An object’s printed name is always considered to be the English language version of its name, regardless of the printed language.
• cr:2.7.5A name or part of a name is equal to another name or part of a name only if it is an exact case-insensitive match of each whole word in order.

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