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    "abstract": "A central principle of consistent histories quantum theory, the requirement\nthat quantum descriptions be based upon a single framework (or family), is\nemployed to show that there is no conflict between consistent histories and a\nno-hidden-variables theorem of Bell, and Kochen and Specker, contrary to a\nrecent claim by Bassi and Ghirardi. The argument makes use of ``truth\nfunctionals\u0027\u0027 defined on a Boolean algebra of classical or quantum properties.",
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    "journal_ref": "Phys. Lett. A 265 (2000) pp. 12-19",
    "title": "Consistent histories, quantum truth functionals, and hidden variables",
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