tags. We'll translate the headings as well.
Original headings: "A bet on his own attendance" -> "Een weddenschap op zijn eigen aanwezigheid" or "Een gok op zijn eigen aanwezigheid". "How the scheme worked" -> "Hoe de regeling werkte" or "Hoe het plan werkte". "The settlement terms" -> "De schikkingsvoorwaarden". "What’s next for Santos" -> "Wat staat Santos te wachten" or "Wat nu voor Santos". We'll use "Wat staat Santos te wachten" for the last.
We'll keep the
tags.
Now construct the JSON. Ensure proper escaping of quotes and special characters. Use double quotes for JSON strings. We'll need to escape any double quotes inside the content. The content has quotes around "Yes" and "No" - we'll use single quotes or escape them. In Dutch, we can use 'Ja' and 'Nee' with single quotes, but we can also use double quotes. To avoid escaping, we can use single quotes. But the original uses double quotes. We'll use single quotes in Dutch to avoid escaping. Or we can escape them. Let's use single quotes for simplicity.
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