In certain clauses for defining senders the unspecified order of evaluation of function arguments can lead to retrieving values from a move-from state of a sender. An example is [exec.continues.on] where paragraph 3 states:

transform_sender(get-domain-early(sndr), make-sender(continues_on, sch, sndr))

In this expression the evaluation of get-domain-early(sndr) can happen before or after the make-sender. The latter can steal the value from `sndr` by moving from it. So get-domain-early may see the moved-from state of `sndr` and fail to obtain anything.

Repetitions are at least in:

1. [exec.then] p3

2. [exec.let] p4

3. [exec.bulk] p2

4. [exec.split] p4

5. [exec.when.all] p3

6. [exec.into.variant] p3

7. [exec.stopped.opt] p2

8. [exec.stopped.err] p2

9. [exec.sync.wait.var] p1