tags. We'll keep them. Now output JSON. Use proper escaping for quotes and special characters. In JSON, we need to escape double quotes. Also, we have German umlauts, that's fine. Let's construct the JSON. Title: "Gestohlene Bitcoin-Wallet wird zum öffentlichen Schwarzen Brett: Opfer hinterlassen Nachrichten auf der Blockchain" Content: We'll combine all paragraphs with
and
as in original. The original has wrapping. So we'll have with and
inside.
We'll write the content as a string with HTML.
Meta description as above.
Make sure to use proper German quotation marks? In the original, there are quotes around "help" - we used „help" but in German, we use „..." or "..."? Usually German uses „..." for quotes. But we can use "..." as well. To be safe, we'll use „help" but in JSON we need to escape. Actually, we can use "help" with double quotes, but in German, it's common to use „...". However, for simplicity, we'll use "help" as in original. But we can also use „help" - but that might cause issues with JSON escaping? It's fine. We'll use "help" as in original, but we can also use „help" - but let's keep it simple: "help" with double quotes. In the translation, we wrote „waschen" - we used „...". That's fine. We'll keep that.
In JSON, we need to escape double quotes inside the string. So if we have "help" we need to escape as "help". But we have „help" - that as
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