If two versions of a stochastic process both have càdlàg paths on an event of probability one, equality at every rational time holds simultaneously outside one null event. Approaching an arbitrary time by rationals from the right then gives equality at every time on the same event. Thus the stochastic processes are indistinguishable. Right continuity suffices; left limits are unnecessary for this conclusion.
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