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After the author re-ran the review panel with the actual document content, all three agents reversed their verdict, from 'no' to 'yes'; but both briefings were written by the author himself, the first demanding hostility, and the second quoting the standard text and pointing out that the previous panel had read it wrong.
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10/16/2026
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