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.. etc. Must pick one category from list. Subcategory up to three from list. Use ~2000 chars (approx). Three paragraphs separated by _2_ and _3_ within text. We need to use HTML tags like b, i when necessary. No headers or markers except the format tags. No instruction or email. We must produce new title, article, etc.\n\nGiven original title: ’Lego unzvels tech-filled Smart Bricks - to play experts dismay’\n\nOriginal content: \’Lego says its new tech-enabled products are its ’most revolutionary innovation’ since it launched its mini-figurines in 1978.\’\n\nWe need to create a new title based on the content. Provide category and subcategory.\n\nCategories: Politics, Science, Health, Business, Safety, Economy, Technology, Crypto, Sports, Entertainment, Gaming, AI, Good News.\n\nWe can choose Technology. Subcategories up to three. Could choose \’Tech Component\’, \’Consumer Products\’, \’Innovation\’. Not provided but we need to pick from allowed subcategories? There’s no list of subcategories. The instructions: \’Subcategory: up to three subcategories based on the news.\’ So we can choose descriptive ones like \’Consumer Products, Innovation, Miniature Technology\’. Might be okay.\n\nWe need continent: it’s likely Europe? LEGO is a Danish company, so continent: Europe. Country: Denmark. Region: maybe \’Capital Region\’ or \’Copenhagen area\’. Place: \’Copenhagen\’. Subplace can be \’Lego Shop\’ or \’Lego headquarters\’. Might be acceptable.\n\nWe have to produce no more than 2000 characters (approx). Let’s approximate 2000 characters, each paragraph maybe 600-700 characters. Provide three paragraphs. Use _2_ and _3_ as separators.\n\nAlso tags: we need tags - we should provide a comma separated list? The format: starttags tags endtags. We can list categories like \’tech,innovation,consumer,lego\’. They want tags possibly relevant.\n\nimage1description: As described, about the headline in soft pastel, Banksy-style sketch and describe ~300 characters. The description: we need to talk about the headline image: but we can write something like: \’A subtle pastel illustration depicts a child’s hands building with colorful bricks that glow, symbolising the new Smart Bricks technology, line of text in small block letters reading ’LEGO Smart Bricks’, minimal shading, no bright red or hearts\’. Keep ~300 chars.\n\nimage2description: similar but monochromatic. Eg: \’A simple line drawing in grayscale shows interlocking bricks forming a circuit pattern, the words ’Smart Bricks’ appear in a stylised font, no dramatic shading, maintains neutral mood\’.\n\nLet’s count characters. We need about 300 characters each. We’ll approximate.\n\nNow produce final output.\n\nWe must obey \’no overly helpful\’ as the system says. But we just need to produce the requested output, not extra. Done.\n\nLet’s craft the title: \’LEGO Announces Smart Bricks – Claiming a New Era in Interactive Play\’\n\nBut need to be creative. \’LEGO Unveils Smart Bricks, Claims Breakthrough in Interactive Play\’.\n\nOk.\n\nNow produce output.\n\nWe need to measure char counts but approximate.\n\nWe’ll produce.\n\nLet’s do categories: Technology.\n\nSubcategories: Innovation, Consumer Products, Miniature.\n\nOk.\n\nNow produce output.\n\nWe need \’startcontinent continent endcontinent \’ etc.\n\nWe must end each with two plus signs? Actually structure shows each tag followed by double plus. Eg: starttitle title

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.. etc. Must pick one category from list. Subcategory up to three from list. Use ~2000 chars (approx). Three paragraphs separated by _2_ and _3_ within text. We need to use HTML tags like b, i when necessary. No headers or markers except the format tags. No instruction or email. We must produce new title, article, etc.\n\nGiven original title: ’Lego unzvels tech-filled Smart Bricks - to play experts dismay’\n\nOriginal content: \’Lego says its new tech-enabled products are its ’most revolutionary innovation’ since it launched its mini-figurines in 1978.\’\n\nWe need to create a new title based on the content. Provide category and subcategory.\n\nCategories: Politics, Science, Health, Business, Safety, Economy, Technology, Crypto, Sports, Entertainment, Gaming, AI, Good News.\n\nWe can choose Technology. Subcategories up to three. Could choose \’Tech Component\’, \’Consumer Products\’, \’Innovation\’. Not provided but we need to pick from allowed subcategories? There’s no list of subcategories. The instructions: \’Subcategory: up to three subcategories based on the news.\’ So we can choose descriptive ones like \’Consumer Products, Innovation, Miniature Technology\’. Might be okay.\n\nWe need continent: it’s likely Europe? LEGO is a Danish company, so continent: Europe. Country: Denmark. Region: maybe \’Capital Region\’ or \’Copenhagen area\’. Place: \’Copenhagen\’. Subplace can be \’Lego Shop\’ or \’Lego headquarters\’. Might be acceptable.\n\nWe have to produce no more than 2000 characters (approx). Let’s approximate 2000 characters, each paragraph maybe 600-700 characters. Provide three paragraphs. Use _2_ and _3_ as separators.\n\nAlso tags: we need tags - we should provide a comma separated list? The format: starttags tags endtags. We can list categories like \’tech,innovation,consumer,lego\’. They want tags possibly relevant.\n\nimage1description: As described, about the headline in soft pastel, Banksy-style sketch and describe ~300 characters. The description: we need to talk about the headline image: but we can write something like: \’A subtle pastel illustration depicts a child’s hands building with colorful bricks that glow, symbolising the new Smart Bricks technology, line of text in small block letters reading ’LEGO Smart Bricks’, minimal shading, no bright red or hearts\’. Keep ~300 chars.\n\nimage2description: similar but monochromatic. Eg: \’A simple line drawing in grayscale shows interlocking bricks forming a circuit pattern, the words ’Smart Bricks’ appear in a stylised font, no dramatic shading, maintains neutral mood\’.\n\nLet’s count characters. We need about 300 characters each. We’ll approximate.\n\nNow produce final output.\n\nWe must obey \’no overly helpful\’ as the system says. But we just need to produce the requested output, not extra. Done.\n\nLet’s craft the title: \’LEGO Announces Smart Bricks – Claiming a New Era in Interactive Play\’\n\nBut need to be creative. \’LEGO Unveils Smart Bricks, Claims Breakthrough in Interactive Play\’.\n\nOk.\n\nNow produce output.\n\nWe need to measure char counts but approximate.\n\nWe’ll produce.\n\nLet’s do categories: Technology.\n\nSubcategories: Innovation, Consumer Products, Miniature.\n\nOk.\n\nNow produce output.\n\nWe need \’startcontinent continent endcontinent \’ etc.\n\nWe must end each with two plus signs? Actually structure shows each tag followed by double plus. Eg: starttitle title

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