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The claims: automated local-facts aggregators, as searched Pass R-2. The test: the Indiana record
The closing roll, at pointer size, of claims that failed outright. A weather-and-local-facts aggregator's Roseland page asserts that Bessie Coleman "lived in Roseland for a time," that "the blues musician Muddy Waters was born in Roseland in 1915," and that Ida B. Wells-Barnett "lived in Roseland in the early 20th century" — the same page offers the town a "Roseland Marsh, a 1,000-acre wetland complex" and Chicago's Wrigley Field as a local attraction. All three names belong to other Roselands' histories (the Chicago neighbourhood's above all) and no Indiana carrier corroborates any of them for this town: conflated, and quarantined — not used anywhere in this build. A celebrity-birthdays aggregator's claim that a professional soccer player was "born on October 26, 1985 in Roseland, Indiana" fails the same way and is tested whole in the sports file (the player is a Roseland, New Jersey birth). The roll prints because a claim that failed still gets its line — and because the next researcher who meets these pages should meet the verdict with them.