Given a compact PEL-type Shimura variety, a sufficiently regular weight (defined by mild and effective conditions), and a prime number p unramified in the linear data and larger than an effective bound given by the weight, we show that the (Betti) cohomology with Zp-coefficients of the given weight vanishes away from the middle degree, and hence has no p-torsion. We do not need any other assumption (such as ones on the images of the associated Galois representations).
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