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... etc. No attributes with quotes. So fine. But we need to output as a string. So we'll put the translated HTML inside a string. Use \n for line breaks? Not necessary, but can keep as single line or with newlines. I'll keep the structure with newlines for readability, but JSON allows newlines in strings. However, to be safe, I'll escape newlines as \n. But the instruction says "RESPOND IN JSON" and example shows content as a string with

tags. I'll output with actual newlines inside the string, which is valid JSON if the string is enclosed in double quotes and newlines are escaped? Actually in JSON, newlines must be escaped as \n. But many parsers accept literal newlines in strings? According to JSON spec, control characters must be escaped. So I'll escape newlines. Alternatively, I can keep the entire content as a single line without newlines. That's simpler and avoids escaping issues. I'll do that: remove newlines and just have a continuous string. But the original had

tags with spaces. I'll keep spaces. So content will be like: "

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