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Consistency
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A set of statements is consistent when at least one row makes them all true together.
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"The defendant was in Springfield" and "the crime occurred in Peoria" — consistent or not depends on a timeline row existing.
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Consistency is cheap — one shared row does it. Truth is a different, harder question.