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  "A VERDICT QUOTED WITHOUT ITS JUDGEMENT. Paste: 'The notebook argues that three major teams published radio searches of 3I/ATLAS concluding \"nothing was found,\" but their data filtering was overly narrow.' Page: 'Three teams published radio searches of 3I/ATLAS, and each found nothing it judged worth following up.' The phrase 'nothing was found' is in neither the page nor the notebook.",
  "THE COLLABORATORS DROPPED. Paste: 'researcher Lee Sharks identified 13 data clusters matching the comet's frame near the hydroxyl (OH) line frequencies (1665.53–1668.46 MHz)'. Page: 'by Lee Sharks with two machine collaborators, Claude and ChatGPT'. Notebook: 'Claude (Anthropic: the Green Bank, Parkes and MeerKAT work…'.",
  "THE RIDERS ON THE THIRTEEN DROPPED. Page: 'It sits in the band of the comet's hydroxyl lines and off them: the nearest of the thirteen is 54 kHz from the comet-frame OH. It does not replicate in sixteen held-out channels or at Parkes.' Paste: 'While the notebook explicitly stops short of calling these a technological \"transmission,\" it highlights them as unaddressed anomalies that did not match the false-acceleration baseline control frames.'",
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