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or any new headers. Just continue the text seamlessly. » But if there is no prior text, we cannot continue. However, we must respect the user’s request as best as possible. The most logical interpretation is that the user expects us to write the article now, and the « continue » is a misunderstanding. But we should follow the explicit instruction: no [TITLE], no [TEXT], no new headers, just continue the text. But we have no text. So we might need to output nothing? That seems wrong.

Alternatively, perhaps the system expects us to generate the article in the first place, and the user’s « continue » is just an attempt to get us to skip the title and start directly with the body? Actually, the instruction says: « Continue writing the article EXACTLY from where you stopped. » If we never started, it’s impossible. But maybe the user is simulating a scenario where we had started, and we need to pick up from the middle. To be safe, we should output the full article with the required format, but the user explicitly forbids adding [TITLE] and [TEXT] and new headers. So we should output just the HTML content without the title and without the wrapping [TEXT] tags? But the original format requires [TITLE] and