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Example: An exact positive-key control

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A shared pure Bell pair has a trivial purifying environment. Measuring both halves in the same computational basis gives an exact uniform secret bit, with no communication. Independent Bell pairs give one exact bit per pair. Thus no statement here says that every entangled state has zero key.

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