etc. No quotes inside. So fine. However, we have " — " (em dash) which is fine. Also numbers with commas: 7.2% -> 7,2% in Czech? Actually Czech uses comma as decimal separator. But the original uses decimal point. Should we convert? The requirement says keep all facts, numbers, and data accurate. Typically in Czech, decimal numbers use comma. But the original article uses point. For consistency with Czech locale, we should convert to comma. However, the numbers like 7.2% should become 7,2% and 16.5% -> 16,5%. Also $147.27 -> 147,27 dolarů. But careful: the original has "7.2% chance" - in Czech it's "7,2% šance". Also "16.5%" -> "16,5%". Also "83.5%" -> "83,5%". Also "$147.27" -> "147,27 dolarů". Also "7.2% by September 30" -> "7,2 % do 30. září". Also "16.5% by December 31" -> "16,5 % do 31. prosince". Also in meta description: "7.2% chance" -> "7,2% šanci". Also "16.5%" -> "
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