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An experienced insurance adjuster is assigned by an automated actuarial computer to investigate a small mountain town whose accident claims defy statistical expectation. Records show a long history of validated payouts and a surge coinciding with expansion of a local granite quarry, but the pattern and the absence of certain claim types suggest something amiss. The adjuster travels to the remote community, encountering its insular atmosphere and industrial boom, and pursues practical evidence to determine whether mass fraud, industrial hazard, or another explanation accounts for the disproportionate losses. The narrative examines the tension between human judgment and machine certainty while unfolding as a procedural mystery.
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