Recap Takeaways

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  "description": "A takeaway block that summarizes what matters before the audience leaves.",
  "tone": "inspirational",
  "narrative": "what-so-what-now-what",
  "takeaway": "Reinforce the key takeaways before the deck ends.",
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    {
      "id": "recap-takeaways",
      "layout": "list",
      "title": "What to remember",
      "subtitle": "Three takeaways to carry into the next step.",
      "items": [
        "The problem is specific",
        "The solution is actionable",
        "The next step is clear"
      ]
    }
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            "Stacked superlatives ('the very best, world-changing, revolutionary').",
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            "Dense data tables — push numbers into supporting slides."
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            "We're building the runtime that makes agents feel instant.",
            "When latency disappears, what becomes possible?",
            "The next decade of software belongs to teams who treat speed as a feature."
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