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tags. We'll translate the content. We'll also create a meta description in Japanese. The original meta description is empty, but we need to create one. We'll write a concise summary. Let's translate: Title: "FRB当局、インフレ高止まりなら利上げの可能性と警告" or something. But we need to keep the meaning: "Fed Officials Warn Rate Hikes Possible if Inflation Stays High" -> "FRB当局、インフレが高止まりすれば利上げの可能性を警告" or more natural: "FRB当局、インフレ高止まりなら利上げの可能性を警告". We'll go with that. Content: We'll translate each paragraph. We'll be careful with tone: formal news style. Let's do it. We'll produce JSON. We need to ensure we don't use banned phrases like "it remains to be seen", "experts say", "skyrocketing", "soaring", "plummeting", "staggering", "unprecedented", "historic", "record", "dramatic", "surging", "spike", "soar", "plunge", "slump", "tumble", "crash", "boom", "bust", "bubble", "crisis", "disaster", "catastrophe", "panic", "chaos", "turmoil", "uncertainty", "concern", "fear", "worry", "anxiety", "worry", "concern" etc. Actually the banned phrases are specific: "it remains to be seen", "experts say", "skyrocketing", "soaring", "plunging", "staggering", "unprecedented", "historic", "record", "dramatic", "surging", "spiking", "plummeting", "tumbling", "crashing", "booming", "bust", "bubble", "crisis", "disaster", "catastrophe", "panic", "chaos", "turmoil", "uncertainty", "concern", "fear", "worry", "anxiety", "worry", "concern". But in our translation, we might use "懸念" which is "concern" but we need to avoid those English words? Actually the instruction says "Do not use banned phrases" - that's for English? It says "Banned phrases: it remains to be seen, experts say, skyrocketing, soaring, plunging, staggering, unprecedented, historic, record, dramatic, surging, spiking, plummeting, tumbling, crashing, booming, bust, bubble, crisis, disaster, catastrophe, panic, chaos, turmoil, uncertainty, concern, fear, worry, anxiety, worry, concern." So we must avoid those in the English output. But we are translating to Japanese, so the banned phrases are English words. We should avoid using those English words in the translation. But in Japanese, we might use equivalent Japanese words. The instruction says "Do not use any of these banned phrases in your output." That applies to the English output, but we are outputting Japanese. However, the instruction is for the assistant, so we should not use those phrases in any language? Probably it's about the English content. Since we are translating, we should avoid using those English terms in the Japanese text? But we won't use English terms anyway. We'll use Japanese equivalents. But we should avoid using the exact English phrases. So we'll be fine. We need to ensure we
