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a fictional freight-accounting startup's real-looking founder notes: strong traction, a use-of-funds block
that sums to 100%, and one genuine conflict (the raise stated as $1.5M in one place, $1.2M in another) for
the checks to catch. Or , rendered from a saved reply with no run and no charge. To try the revise lane,
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