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LeadRadar's email layer performs output validation in code: ensureSignOff() fills in sign-offs the model omitted, cleanEmailBody() removes sentences where the model says it did not check the website and prohibited clichés, and pitchGuidance() prevents the pitch from mismatching the occupation, rather than relying only on the prompt.
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