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The second round of testing exposed a loophole: when asked 'Do you have a loyalty card?', the model answered 'No, we don't have a loyalty card', while the website said nothing about this at all; since the sentence had no numbers, number validation let it pass, which prompted the developer to add vocabulary validation ('loyalty' was not in the material, and the sentence was judged unsupported).
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