OK

Duplicates of this sentence have been deleted:
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OK tag put by a non-native.

What does it ever matter when the sentence is obviously correct?

It is a matter of principle. I have removed the tag so that an advanced contributor (or above) speaking English natively can put a new one, whereafter the sentence can be approved.

An effectively dog-in-the-manger principle, since native contributors are as a rule supremely unwilling to bother.

This principle has to be re-considered. Obviously, a different level of competence is needed to judge the correctness of this sentence (which follows the pattern shown by more than 15 other sentences, and replaces it with a non-controversial word) and a random non-trivial sentence.

There was the same sentence created by a native speaker, but it has been deleted by Horus. Obviously, Horus needs a patch, which let it to remain a trustworthed sentence, and delete the one that marked in red, even if an untrustworthed sentence was created before.