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tags. We'll preserve them. We'll also ensure numbers are formatted correctly: In Norwegian, we use comma as decimal separator? Actually, for currency, we often use comma, but in financial contexts, they might use period. However, the original uses $62,400 with comma as thousands separator. In Norwegian, we use comma for decimals and space or period for thousands? Typically, we write 62 400 (space) or 62,400? Actually, Norwegian uses comma as decimal separator, and space as thousands separator. But since it's currency, we might keep the dollar sign and use comma? To be safe, we'll keep the numbers as in original but maybe convert to Norwegian format? The instruction says "Keep all facts, numbers, and data accurate" so we should keep the same numbers, but we can format them in Norwegian style. However, the original uses "$62,400" with comma as thousands. In Norwegian, we would write "62 400" or "62,400"? Actually, Norwegian uses comma for decimals, so 62,400 would be 62.4 in English? No, that's confusing. Typically, in Norwegian, thousands are separated by space: 62 400, and decimals by comma: 62,4. But here it's a whole number, so we can write "62 400" or "62,400"? I think it
