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tags. One more consideration: the original article had some internal editorial notes that I need to exclude. The actual article content is what I identified above. Let me also make sure I'm using proper Dutch terminology: - "search engine" = "zoekmachine" - "risk assessment" = "risicobeoordeling" - "mitigation" = "beperking" or "mitigatie" (in EU context, "mitigatie" is also used, but "beperking" is more natural) - "supervision" = "toezicht" - "notification" = "kennisgeving" - "compliance" = "naleving" - "turnover" = "omzet" - "penalty" = "boete" or "sanctie" I think my translation is solid. Let me finalize it. Actually, for "mitigation" in the EU regulatory context, "mitigeren" or "beperken" both work. I'll use "beperken" for naturalness. For "The review ahead" - I'll use "Het vervolg van de beoordeling" or "De beoordeling vooraf" - actually, "De komende beoordeling" might work better. Or "Het vervolg" - let me think... The section talks about what happens
