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. But careful: the JSON string itself is enclosed in double quotes. So we need to escape all double quotes inside the content string. Alternatively, we can use double quotes for JSON and escape inner quotes. I'll do that.
Also, the content includes tags. Preserve.
Let's translate step by step.
Title: "NYC Bulldozes Hundreds of Motorbikes — and Makes the Case for Crypto's Immunity to Seizure"
Danish: "NYC knuser hundredvis af motorcykler – og styrker argumentet for kryptos immunitet mod beslaglæggelse"
Alternatively: "New York City knuser hundredvis af motorcykler – og styrker argumentet for kryptos immunitet mod beslaglæggelse" but original uses "NYC" in title, so keep "NYC". I'll use "NYC".
Content translation:
First paragraph: "New York City authorities bulldozed hundreds of illegal motorbikes this week as part of a crime crackdown. The action followed the deadly stray-bullet shooting of a 7-month-old in Brooklyn last month, in which a moped was involved. For the crypto market, the event is noise — but it's noise that says something about why digital assets exist."
Danish: "New York Citys myndigheder knuste i denne uge hundredvis af ulovlige motorcykler som en del af en kriminalitetsbekæmpelse. Handlingen kom efter det dødbringende skudepisode med en vildfaren kugle, der dræbte en 7 måneder gammel baby i Brooklyn sidste måned, hvor en knallert var involveret. For kryptomarkedet er begivenheden støj – men det er støj, der siger noget om, hvorfor digitale aktiver eksisterer."
Second paragraph: "Property destroyed without due process" -> "Ejendom ødelagt uden rettergang" (heading). Then text: "Footage from the scene shows a construction vehicle crushing rows of parked bikes. No compensation, no hearing — just a bulldozer. The city framed it as a crime-fighting measure, but it's also a
