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#	Pattern	Before	After
1	Not X but Y	"It's not just X, it's Y", "This doesn't mean X. It means Y."	State the point directly
2	One-line closers and dramatic fragments	"That is the real win." after every section; "This shows the importance of..." after an example; "No prior. No nostalgia."	Cut the closer that repeats or explains the example; merge fragments into a specific claim
3	Sayings that sound deep	"At its core, what matters is...", "Symmetry is the language of trust"	Replace the saying with the specific claim
4	Staged run-up before the point	"Let's dive in", "Honestly? It depends..."	Remove the run-up and state the point
5	Arguing with no one	"This isn't mainly about...", "A tempting approach would be..."	Remove the unraised objection or fake option; keep any real claim

#	Pattern	Before	After
6	Forced triads	"innovation, inspiration, and insights"; three examples plus a lesson	Use the number of items the meaning needs
7	Repeated sentence openings	"She noted... She noted... She filed..."	Merge the sentences or change the subject
8	Dashes as the universal connector (weak alone)	"institutions—not the people—yet this continues—"	Use periods, commas, colons, or parentheses; match a sample that uses dashes
9	Stacked qualifiers (weak alone)	"could potentially possibly be argued"	Keep only qualifiers the source supports
10	Hyphenated pairs everywhere (weak alone)	"the report is high-quality"	Keep the hyphen before the noun or where the dictionary has one
11	Passive voice and missing subjects (weak alone)	"No configuration file needed"	Name the actor when that helps

#	Pattern	Before	After
12	Overused AI words	"delve... testament... landscape... showcasing"	Use plain words
13	Inflated significance	"marking a pivotal moment", "Despite challenges... continues to thrive", "The future looks bright"	Keep the fact and drop the significance; end on the last concrete fact
14	Vague connection or association	"associated with the leadership of", "in connection with"	State the relationship the source gives
15	Shallow -ing riders	"symbolizing... reflecting... showcasing..."	Keep only what the source supports
16	Sales language	"nestled within the breathtaking region"	State what the thing is
17	Borrowed authority	"Experts believe...", "cited in NYT, BBC, FT, and The Hindu"	Name a real source and what it said, or remove the claim or list
18	Avoiding is, are, and has	"serves as... features... boasts"	"is... has"

#	Pattern	Before	After
19	Bold as decoration	"OKRs, KPIs"; "Performance: Performance improved"	Remove the bold; turn a labeled list into prose
20	Decorative headings	"Strategic Negotiations And Partnerships", "🚀 Launch Phase:", "The decision, on one screen"	Sentence case; remove emojis and arrows; name what the section holds
21	Curly quotation marks (weak alone)	`said “the project”`	`said "the project"`

#	Pattern	Before	After
22	Chatbot residue	"Great question! ... I hope this helps!"	Remove the wrapper and keep the content
23	Knowledge-limit disclaimers and guesses	"While details are limited in available sources, it appears..."	State what the source shows, or remove the sentence
24	A heading repeated in the first sentence	"## Performance" + "Speed matters."	Let the heading do the work
25	Writing about the document instead of its subject	"This function was added to replace...", "compiled from...", "The table below compares..."	Describe the subject; state a convention only when the reader cannot see it

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