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        {
            "dependent": "geolocation_state",
            "decision": "veto",
            "confidence": 0.8,
            "reason_code": "measure_cannot_determine",
            "reason_refers_to": "geolocation_lng",
            "rationale": "A longitude is a continuous coordinate, not a lookup key, and a meridian crosses several states. The rule only looks near-exact because repeated values are mostly the same point duplicated; it is lng+lat, not lng alone, that locates a state.",
            "request_escalation": false,
            "claims": {
                "repetition": "repeated_owners",
                "population": "measured_eligible_rows",
                "collision": {
                    "direction": "forward",
                    "columns": [
                        "geolocation_state"
                    ],
                    "conflicting_values": [
                        "DF",
                        "SP"
                    ],
                    "evidence_refs": [
                        "violating_groups"
                    ],
                    "basis": "observed_in_evidence"
                },
                "scope_claim": null,
                "evidence_refs": [
                    "candidate",
                    "violating_groups",
                    "measured_shape",
                    "classifier_hints"
                ]
            }
        }
    ]
}