The solution to resolve the "IndentationError: expected an indented block" error that occurs consistently with Python's If statement is to ensure that the code block following the "if" statement is properly indented. This can be done by adding the appropriate number of spaces or tab characters before the code block. It is also important to ensure that the indentation is consistent throughout the code, as mismatched indentation can also cause this error.
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