Ambulatory interpretation of treaty terms permits domestic-law meanings at time of application, subject to contextual limits and radical-change exception.

Whether a treaty reference to domestic-law terminology adopts the meaning at signature (Static) or at application (Ambulatory) depends on treaty context; domestic-law meanings may be used only if the treaty context does not supply meaning, and an ambulatory approach is limited where domestic law has undergone a radical substantive change.

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