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Ask a question and the workspace finds sources for it, or add your own. Every claim is traced back to where it appears.
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No figures in these statements.
Appear together
No two names appear together more often than chance would give.
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A junction is two statements from independent sources that share one exact value (a name, a figure, a full date or a street address) and each add something the other source never says. Sources that draw on one another or share an outlet are not independent. A pair is left out when any statement in the record already holds both sides, and values carried by many sources are left out as routine. Each junction is a lead to check against the documents, not a finding.
{{ juncNote }}No two independent sources in view meet on a value that nothing else in the record links.
You haven't opened any sources yet. Open a few from View a source and this view shows what surprised you, in the order you met it.
The picture is who is in the record, which of them are held together in one statement, and what figure each measure carries. Statements are admitted in the order chosen under Read by, and each is scored by how much it changes that picture at the moment it arrives: a figure that replaces an earlier one, a bond that an earlier statement affirmed and this one negates, two known names held together for the first time. A new name only counts when it is bonded to someone already there. Repeating what is already held moves nothing.
No statement in view changed the picture: nothing revised a figure, negated a bond, or held two known names together for the first time.
No claim is repeated by two independent sources yet.
Nothing contradicts the repeated claims here.
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