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An Explainable Coherence Score for Detecting Temporal Inconsistencies in Political News
Temporal inconsistencies, such as mandates attributed outside their real interval, events presented as past before they occurred, or inverted causal sequences, are a form of political disinformation that evades style-based fake news detectors: a well-written article with a single wrong date carries
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