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. We'll translate each part. We need to maintain the meaning and tone. Also, note that the original content includes a note about expanding but that's not part of the article? Actually the original content includes the article text, but there is also a note at the end: "That's about 500 words. We can expand a bit." That seems like a comment, not part of the article. The instruction says "ORIGINAL CONTENT:" and then the article. So we should translate only the article content, not the comment. The comment is not part of the article. So we'll ignore that. We also need to produce a meta description in Hungarian, 150-160 characters. We'll craft one. Let's translate the article. Title: "A Revolut lehetővé teszi, hogy a vezérigazgató 250 millió dollárt kölcsönözzön a részesedése terhére" but that's a bit long. Better: "A Revolut engedélyezi, hogy a vezérigazgató 250 millió dollárt vegyen fel részesedése ellenében" or "A Revolut lehetővé teszi a vezérigazgató számára, hogy 250 millió dollárt kölcsönözzön a részesedése fedezete mellett". We'll keep it concise. We'll translate the content. First paragraph: "Why founders borrow against equity" -> "Miért kölcsönöznek a alapítók a részesedésük terhére?" Actually "equity" is "saját tőke" or "részesedés". We'll use "részesedés". Second: "For founders of high-growth companies, borrowing against a stake offers a way to access cash while keeping their ownership intact. Instead of selling shares and triggering a taxable event, they can take out a loan secured by their equity. This approach has become more common as private companies stay private longer and founders seek to monetize their paper wealth without giving up control." -> "A gyorsan növekvő cégek alapítói számára a részesedés terhére történő kölcsönzés lehetőséget ad arra, hogy hozzáférjenek a készpénzhez, miközben a tulajdonjogukat megtartják. Ahelyett, hogy eladnák a részvényeket és adófizetési kötelezettséget váltanának ki, kölcsönt vehetnek fel, amelyet a részesedésükkel biztosítanak. Ez a megközelítés egyre gyakoribbá vált, ahogy a magáncégek egyre hosszabb ideig maradnak magántulajdonban, és az alapítók a papír vagyont szeretnék készpénzre váltani anélkül, hogy elveszítenék az irányítást." But we need to avoid "taxable event" because the original says "triggering a taxable event" but the fact-check note says we should avoid that because it's not in the facts. However, the original article includes that phrase. The instruction says "Translate this article" so we should translate the article as given. The note about avoiding invented facts is from the user's internal thinking, but we are to translate the article. So we should translate exactly what is there. But the user provided a note? Actually the user gave the original content, which includes the article text, and then a note: "That's about 500 words. We can expand a bit. We need to ensure we don't have any invented facts. We said "triggering a taxable event" - that's a general fact, but is it in the facts? The facts don't mention taxes. We should avoid that." That seems like the user is thinking about how to write the article, but it's included in the original content? Actually the original content is the article text, and then after the article, there is a comment: "That's about 500 words. We can expand a bit." So the article itself ends with "
