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Approve Unverified Texts

The catalogue goes to press today and I’m asked to sign off on final exhibition texts, yet three factual claims lack p…

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The catalogue goes to press today and I’m asked to sign off on final exhibition texts, yet three factual claims lack primary-source confirmation. I don’t want to be the reason for delay, but I also cannot approve possible errors. Diagnose whether these are acceptable interpretive claims or factual errors that need quick verification, and tell me the precise phrasing I can approve to keep layout moving while flagging the claims for immediate post-print correction if needed.
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I must approve final exhibition texts today but several factual claims remain unverified

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