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Example: Postselection does not refute deterministic locality
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For an entangled pair, selecting a local measurement outcome can change a conditional remote state. Summing the outcomes leaves the remote marginal unchanged. The latter is the deterministic comparison in Definition def:signal; an outcome used remotely requires a declared classical wire.
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