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If a function declared an argument of type `List( String )` [1], but then received a list whose elements were references (e.g. [2]), those references would not be resolved, causing validation to fail (among other defects). This should be rectified. [1] ``` { Z1K1: 'Z7', Z7K1: 'Z881', Z881K1: 'Z6' } ``` [2] ``` [ 'Z6', 'Z100041' ] ```

If a function received argument of type `List( String )` [1], some of whose elements were in fact `Z9/References` or some other unresolved type (e.g. [2]), those elements would not be resolved, causing validation to fail (among other defects). This should be rectified. [1] ``` { Z1K1: 'Z7', Z7K1: 'Z881', Z881K1: 'Z6' } ``` [2] ``` [ 'Z6', 'Z100041' ] ```

If a function declared anreceived argument of type `List( String )` [1], but then received a list whose elements were references (esome of whose elements were in fact `Z9/References` or some other unresolved type (e.g. [2]), those referenceselements would not be resolved, causing validation to fail (among other defects). This should be rectified. [1] ``` { Z1K1: 'Z7', Z7K1: 'Z881', Z881K1: 'Z6' } ``` [2] ``` [ 'Z6', 'Z100041' ] ```