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The formulation 'index at retrieval time, authorize at the boundary' borrows from the principle in security architecture of separating the policy enforcement point (PEP) from the policy decision point (PDP): the PEP is responsible for intercepting and allowing, and the PDP holds the policy truth and makes the authorization decision.
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