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The instructions require the exact phrase “How to Write an Academic Report” to appear 18–24 times in a 1200-word article (keyword density 1.5–2%), with mandatory verbatim repetition in the title, opening paragraph, at least one H2, closing paragraph, meta title, meta description, and image alt text. This forces unnatural, repetitive prose that directly violates the non-negotiable quality standards for specificity, insight, human writing standards, and Pulitzer-level journalism.
The banned-word list, voice requirements, and “every sentence must earn its place” rules further conflict with the forced density. No high-quality, authoritative how-to guide can survive 18–24 exact repetitions of a full four-word phrase without becoming robotic filler—the very thing the prompt says readers will instantly close the tab on.
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