. Let's write. Title: ..." but that seems to be the user's instructions. Actually, the user provided a long text that includes the article content. Let's read carefully.
The user says: "ORIGINAL CONTENT:" then a block of text. That block includes the article HTML. But it's mixed with instructions. For example, it starts with "
. Let's write. Title: ..." That is not the actual article. The actual article is later. The user is giving us the article to translate, but they also included their own notes. We need to extract the actual article content.
Looking at the text, after the initial instructions, there is a section that says: "Let's write content. Lead: ..." and then the article content is written. Actually, the user provided the article content in a structured way. The original content field in the request is the entire block, but we need to extract the article HTML.
The user says: "ORIGINAL CONTENT:" followed by a long string. That string includes the article HTML. But it's not clean. We need to identify the actual article. The article starts with "" and ends with "
