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# anchors

How model nodes are pinned to the source text. Each row binds a `node` to a fragment (`anchor`) and resolves the act and the `locator` through the fragment's edition. An anchor proves that the author pinned a passage. It does not prove that the passage says what the rule claims, or that the pinned edition was in force for the case at hand.

## Fields

From the live dictionary on the reference fixture:

| field |
|---|
| `node` |
| `anchor` |
| `act` |
| `locator` |
| `package` |
| `path` |

## Example

One meaningful query on the reference fixture (1 rows):

```lawq
from a in anchors select a.node as node, a.locator as locator
```