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Violation of Bell's inequality for mixed states is considered. The authors show that a mixture of states that are macroscopically essentially equivalent may suppress the violation. Thus in general the inequality will not be violated by mixed states (except very special ones).
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Mann et al. (1992) studied this question.
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