Write a neutral news brief with a clear lead and attribution, while keeping unverified claims outside the draft.
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The intended readers. Default: Residents reading a neighborhood bulletin
Approved facts with IDs and any exact attributed quotes. Default: Fictional packet: F1: Cedar Street Library will reopen its reading room on September 18 after replacing damaged flooring. F2: Its book-lending desk stayed open during repairs. F3: Library manager Jo Chen said, 'The tables will be back in place by Thursday.' F4: No repair cost or reopening event has been confirmed.
Approximate length, subject to available evidence. Default: 160
Write a neutral news brief for Residents reading a neighborhood bulletin using only this fact packet: Fictional packet: F1: Cedar Street Library will reopen its reading room on September 18 after replacing damaged flooring. F2: Its book-lending desk stayed open during repairs. F3: Library manager Jo Chen said, 'The tables will be back in place by Thursday.' F4: No repair cost or reopening event has been confirmed..
Length target: 160 words.
Lead with the most important confirmed development, then add relevant context in descending order of importance. Make who, what, when, and where clear when those facts are supplied. Attribute opinions and disputed claims to their speakers. Use a quotation only if exact wording is provided.
Return a factual headline, the brief, and a separate verification queue listing missing details, contradictions, and claims that cannot yet be stated as fact. Do not invent eyewitness descriptions, motives, dates, statistics, links, or quotations. Avoid promotional adjectives and speculation about impact. If the packet is too thin for the requested length, write a shorter supported brief rather than padding it.No public examples yet for version 1
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