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It looks like your question has been answered. I would just like to add one more thing.
Once the runner entered the dugout, they can no longer attempt to return and touch home.
If there is no appeal (FWIW..I wouldn't accept the catcher's statement as a proper appeal) and a pitch is thrown to the next batter, the run counts and the oppportunity for appeal is lost.
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