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Less Common Types

Two less common types of scoping objects are:

• Scoping objects without expansion objects.

  For example, scoping an External Object brings in only the scoped external object. Scoping a Dialect brings in only the dialect but not any text in that language.

• Scoping objects without shared companion objects

  For example, scoping a scroll amount value brings in only that scroll amount plus any bilingual text for the value, if any exists.