Follow the steps
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Find the unsupported claims
Compare each claim with the labelled source. Watch for changed counts, proposals presented as approvals and conclusions extended beyond a small sample. The draft is deliberately flawed teaching material, not a measured model result.
Repair the draft and preserve its limits
Write a correction with source markers beside the claims. Keep unresolved questions explicit rather than filling gaps. A reference correction explains the facts that must survive; it is not the only acceptable wording.
Record your decision and next check
Decide whether the edited draft is usable for your purpose, needs more evidence or should not be used. State why and what happens next. Your checkmarks record that review; they do not certify arbitrary text as accurate.
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