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- Checked
- 04 Sept 2026
- Position
- Paragraph 116 of 399
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The highlighted sentence is what the verdict quotes. The paragraphs above and below are shown so you can see it was not lifted out of a qualifying passage — they are not part of the quotation. This is an excerpt of a longer document, reproduced to let you check our work; the whole page is at the source link above.