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Clarifying user intentions

The user sent a message in Chinese about Serie A clubs monitoring Raskin, mentioning Tottenham and Wolves' interest. This seems like a sports news headline. I should consider that the user may want a rewrite, summary, or translation, but they didn't specify. It would be great to ask clarifying questions to find out what they want—like if they need a translation, summary, or additional details. We should also avoid adding details to prevent misinformation.Offering assistance options

I can draft a 100-word news brief, translate the content to English, or search for sources if needed. However, I want to avoid using the network unnecessarily. It's best to ask the user how I can assist them. Would they like a translation, an expanded news piece, or background on Raskin? There are two players with that name. I can also create a quick write-up, provide a neutral template, or gather recent rumors if they allow. I need to be careful not to include unverified specifics.Drafting content

I’m set to create two outputs: the first will be a standard news brief in Chinese (80-120 words), and the second will be an English tweet thread. I should also ask the user if they need me to search for sources. My final answer will be concise, sticking to the guidelines, and presenting options cleanly. I'll write drafts in both Chinese and English and check if this is for a social media post, plus offer SEO title suggestions while keeping everything succinct.

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