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for intro paragraphs and general text. Use
for section headers. Identify sections: "DUTIES" is a header. Also maybe "Position", "Contract", "Location", "Closing Date" are not headers but could be considered part of intro? They are separate lines with . Probably treat them as part of intro paragraphs. The duties are list items; each line starts with "·". Should be - . Also need to preserve all original content word-for-word. So we must copy exactly the text inside each
and etc. But we need to restructure: The original has The International Institute ...
then (empty). Then Position: Laboratory Supervisor
etc. We need to keep content word-for-word, but we can wrap in appropriate tags.
We need to use for section headers: "DUTIES" is a header. Also maybe "Position", "Contract", "Location", "Closing Date" are not headers but could be considered part of description; but the rule says use for section headers (e.g. Responsibilities, Qualifications...). DUTIES is a header, so wrap that text in . The content after DUTIES are list items; each bullet is a duty. Should we put each bullet as
- inside
. The original bullet lines start with "·". We need to preserve the content exactly, including the "·". Should we keep the bullet character? Probably yes, as part of content. But we need to put them as list items; maybe we can keep the "·" as part of the - text. So
- · Perform nematode extraction using the specified methodology
etc. However the instruction says preserve ALL original content word-for-word — do not add, remove, summarise, or rephrase. The bullet includes the "·" and spaces. We need to keep them exactly. The original includes "· ". That's HTML entity for spaces. We need to preserve that exactly? The raw text includes those entities. Should we keep them? Probably yes, as they are part of the content. But we can keep them as is inside - . However we need to ensure proper HTML:
- · Perform nematode extraction using the specified methodology
. That seems okay.
Also need to include other sections like "Position", "Contract", "Location", "Closing Date". Are these considered headers? Not necessarily; they are just strong tags. The rule says use for section headers. The only clear header is "DUTIES". Maybe also "Position", "Contract", "Location", "Closing Date" could be considered subheaders but not required. The safest is to treat them as regular paragraphs (maybe
) because they are not explicitly marked as headers. However they are inside tags. The content is "Position: Laboratory Supervisor". Should we keep the colon and spaces? Yes.
We need to ensure no duplicate text. The title appears only once.
We need to output ONLY the HTML, no extra.
Let's construct:
The International Institute of Tropical Agriculture seeks suitable Nigeria nationals for the position below at the Institute’s Headquarters in Ibadan.
Then maybe a (empty) - but empty paragraph maybe not needed? The rule says preserve all original content word-for-word. There's an empty . Should we include it? It is a paragraph with no content. Including it would add an empty paragraph, which is not content but it's part of original. Probably we should keep it as to preserve exactly. But maybe we can omit empty paragraphs? The rule says preserve ALL original content word-for-word — that includes the empty paragraph? It contains no text, but it's a tag. I'd include it to be safe.
Then Position: Laboratory Supervisor
-> we could keep as Position: Laboratory Supervisor
but need to preserve word-for-word, including the colon and spaces. The original includes entities which represent spaces. We can keep them as spaces. So Position: Laboratory Supervisor
(the spaces are represented by normal spaces). But to preserve exactly, maybe we need to keep the same spacing: "Position: Laboratory Supervisor". That's "Position:" then two spaces then "Laboratory Supervisor". We'll just write "Position: Laboratory Supervisor". That's fine.
Similarly for Contract: Contract: 6-month renewable contract ... etc.
We need to be careful to preserve all content exactly. Let's list all lines:
1. The International Institute of Tropical Agriculture seeks suitable Nigeria nationals for the position below at the Institute’s Headquarters in Ibadan.
2. (empty)
3. Position: Laboratory Supervisor
4. Contract: 6-month renewable contract &
and etc. But we need to restructure: The original has The International Institute ... Position: Laboratory Supervisor ) because they are not explicitly marked as headers. However they are inside tags. The content is "Position: Laboratory Supervisor". Should we keep the colon and spaces? Yes.
We need to ensure no duplicate text. The title appears only once.
We need to output ONLY the HTML, no extra.
Let's construct:
The International Institute of Tropical Agriculture seeks suitable Nigeria nationals for the position below at the Institute’s Headquarters in Ibadan. Position: Laboratory Supervisor Position: Laboratory Supervisor Position: Laboratory Supervisor Contract: 6-month renewable contract ... etc.
We need to be careful to preserve all content exactly. Let's list all lines:
1. The International Institute of Tropical Agriculture seeks suitable Nigeria nationals for the position below at the Institute’s Headquarters in Ibadan. Position: Laboratory Supervisor Contract: 6-month renewable contract & for section headers: "DUTIES" is a header. Also maybe "Position", "Contract", "Location", "Closing Date" are not headers but could be considered part of description; but the rule says use
for section headers (e.g. Responsibilities, Qualifications...). DUTIES is a header, so wrap that text in
. The content after DUTIES are list items; each bullet is a duty. Should we put each bullet as
. The original bullet lines start with "·". We need to preserve the content exactly, including the "·". Should we keep the bullet character? Probably yes, as part of content. But we need to put them as list items; maybe we can keep the "·" as part of the
for section headers. The only clear header is "DUTIES". Maybe also "Position", "Contract", "Location", "Closing Date" could be considered subheaders but not required. The safest is to treat them as regular paragraphs (maybe
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