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You're an air traffic controller and two aircraft are converging with a projected loss of separation that the conflict-alert tools flag, but the readouts are borderline and one aircraft's Mode C altitude is behaving erratically. Do you issue an avoidance instruction now on ambiguous data, and how do you decide?
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