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Analysis of the Polygraph Protocol. In Appendix B.1, we show that the the BV-broadcast rou- tine provides the requisite properties. This then allows us to prove the main correctness theorem, which follows imme- diately from Lemma B.7, Corollary B.9, and Lemma B.10 in Appendix B.2:
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