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A developer is building a system to analyze a 200-page legal contract for key clauses. Due to the high computational resources required to process the entire document at once, the developer decides to split the contract into 40 sequential 5-page chunks. The system will then analyze each chunk independently to identify key clauses and compile the results. What is the most significant potential weakness of this chunk-by-chunk analysis approach?
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