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\name{.argic_strong_films_match}
\alias{.argic_strong_films_match}
\title{Detect strong clay-film qualifier strings (Portuguese / English)}
\usage{
.argic_strong_films_match(films_chr)
}
\arguments{
\item{films_chr}{Character vector of \code{clay_films_amount}
values (Portuguese or English).}
}
\value{
Logical scalar: \code{TRUE} if any element matches a strong
        qualifier; \code{FALSE} for empty input or weak-only
        qualifiers.
}
\description{
Internal helper used by \code{argic_with_strong_clay_films()} and
the v0.9.61 \code{B_latossolico()} latossolic-vs-argic precedence
rule. Strips Portuguese accents and matches the standard SiBCS Cap
18 "strong" terminology: \emph{comum}, \emph{abundante},
\emph{common}, \emph{abundant}.
}
\details{
"Pouca", "fraca", "few", "weak" do NOT count as strong (they are
the weak end of the SiBCS clay-film scale that allows latossolic
features to dominate).
}
\keyword{internal}
