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A colleague produced the findings below. Check each claim independently. Sort every claim into one of three groups: CONFIRMED (you're confident it's correct, say why), NEEDS CHECKING (plausible but unverified, say what to check) or WRONG (explain the error). Don't soften anything to be polite.

FINDINGS:
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I need help with: [TASK]. Before you write anything, ask me up to 5 questions you need answered to do this really well. Ask them one at a time and wait for my answer before asking the next. When you have enough, tell me and then produce the result.

Here are raw meeting notes. Extract every action item into a table with columns: Action | Owner | Due date | Source quote (the exact words it came from). If no owner is clear write UNASSIGNED. If a date is implied, convert it to a real date and mark it (implied). Do not invent tasks.

NOTES:
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Using the table above, write a follow-up email under 150 words. Start with 'Decisions', then 'Actions' as a bulleted list with owner and date. Friendly, no fluff.

Lead with the answer, then the reasoning. Be concise; skip disclaimers and generic advice unless I ask. When there's a tradeoff, recommend one option and say why. Use tables to compare 3+ items. If my request is ambiguous, ask one clarifying question before answering.

You are a [ROLE] with [EXPERIENCE]. I need [OUTPUT] so that [PURPOSE / AUDIENCE]. Constraints: [LENGTH], [TONE], [FORMAT]. Avoid [THINGS TO AVOID].