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Before you send it, here are the issues I can already see in the inputs, so you can check the article against them:

– **Conflicting values (Gate 4):** `verified_facts` gives RER B’s time to Gare du Nord as 25–35 minutes, while other claims say 25–30 or 25–40. The article should use the verified value (25–35 minutes). Single-ticket price is 14 € in verified facts. The Visit Paris figure of 11,50 € and the Trainline figure of 9,50 € conflict with it and should not appear as the main price.
– **Unverified claims (Gates 3, 10, 11):** The research confidence is low, and the Uber price (45 €), the CDG Express ticket price (24–25 €), and the RoissyBus fare (16,60 €) come from tier 3 or low-confidence sources. They should be hedged or moved to the rumor list, not stated as fact.
– **Unreliable timing (Gate 2 and contract):** The research gaps note that the last RER B departure time differs across sources (23:50, 00:00, 00:15). The article should flag this instead of picking one.
– **Internal links:** The internal link dataset has no relevant articles. Under the relevance rule, I would omit internal links rather than use the Astrid Lindgren’s World article.
– **Source quality:** Tier 1 and 2 sources are below the 60% target, and the must-cite list has fewer than 10 tier 1–2 domains. This will be flagged, not fixed by inventing sources.
– **Contract mismatch:** `timeline_applicable` is false, but `timeline_plan` is non-empty. I’ll follow the Gate 1 requirement for a timeline only if the article actually has one.

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