Trump Expects Fast Progress on Iran Deal Phase Two, MoU Imminent

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etc. Keep proper nouns: "President Donald Trump", "Washington", "Tehran", "Strait of Hormuz" (Hormuzsundet is fine as translation, but keep original? "Strait of Hormuz" is a proper noun? It's a geographical name. In Swedish it's "Hormuzsundet". I'll use "Hormuzsundet" as it's standard. For "MoU" I used "samförståndsavtal" but also kept "MoU" in parentheses first time. To be consistent, I'll use "samförståndsavtal" throughout, but in the title I used "samförståndsavtal". The original meta description uses "memorandum of understanding" - I'll translate as "samförståndsavtal". Check numbers: none. Facts: all preserved. Now output JSON. Note: The response must be valid JSON. So escape quotes and newlines appropriately. I'll construct the JSON string. Title: "Trump förväntar sig snabba framsteg i fas två av Iranavtalet – samförståndsavtal väntas inom kort" Content: The translated HTML with

tags. Ensure no line breaks inside JSON string? We can use for newlines or keep as single line. But better to format with newlines for readability, but JSON allows newlines in strings if escaped? Actually JSON strings can contain newline characters as . But to simplify, I'll write the content as a single line with no extra whitespace. However, the original content has

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tags. I'll keep them as is, but in JSON string we need to escape double quotes inside. Since the HTML uses double quotes for attributes? No, the original HTML has no attributes, just tags like

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. So no double quotes inside. So we can just put the string. But to be safe, I'll use single quotes in JSON? No, JSON requires double quotes for keys and string values. So I'll write the content string with double quotes, and any double quotes inside must be escaped. Since there are none, it's fine. I'll produce: { "title": "Trump förväntar sig snabba framsteg i fas två av Iranavtalet – sam