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Follow these guidelines: Avoid repeating my words. Do not repeat the original text. Only offer a rewritten version. Rewrite this headline: ‘Merchants of death’ trial intensifies battle against Channel smugglers.

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The French judge peered over her glasses sternly in the vast underground courtroom towards a notorious figure seated in a glass cage. Arabelle Bouts, the lead judge of a Europe-wide people smuggling trial, warned, “There will be no more misbehaviour or threats. Is that understood?” The defendant, Mirkhan Rasoul, 26, calmly replied, “Yes.” Rasoul, already … Read more

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Follow these guidelines: Refrain from echoing my words. Avoid repeating the sent message. Only offer rewritten text. Title Rewrite: Mother’s cautionary message to parents following washing machine explosion

Amie McCarthy nearly fainted when she turned her head to see her 15-month-old toddler covered in blood last Wednesday [October 9th]. The 29-year-old says she had just loaded her washing machine with a half load of dirty clothes when she heard a loud bang from the other room. The mum-of-five, who lives in Liverpool, claims … Read more

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Rewritten title: Study finds South Asian women face ‘marriage penalty’ in the workplace

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Rules to follow: Avoid repeating my words. Do not repeat the text that was sent. Only provide a rewritten version.Rewritten title: Study finds South Asian women face ‘marriage penalty’ in the workplace

[Source] A phenomenon known as “marriage penalty” hinders women’s employment in South Asia, a new World Bank study shows. The trend persists even without factoring in child-rearing, while men experience the reverse, dubbed as “marriage premium.” What it is: “Marriage penalty” refers to the decline in women’s employment rates after marriage, largely driven by deeply-rooted … Read more