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  "claim_text": "During stop-signal performance in rats, STN neurons respond to Stop cues with low latency regardless of outcome whereas SNr neurons respond only on successful-cancel trials, supporting a race between STN-driven cue input and striatum-driven movement input that converge in SNr.",
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