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A consultant left a coffee‑stained hand sketch at my desk that contains a spec reference we need to quote in the progr…

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A consultant left a coffee‑stained hand sketch at my desk that contains a spec reference we need to quote in the progress report due tonight. I am not confident reading their handwriting and I cannot call them back. Turn this scanned sketch into selectable text, extract the spec numbers and the few words around them, and tell me how sure you are about each extraction so I can decide whether to cite it. [ladder=L4]
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Consultant handed me a scanned sketch and I must quote the right spec for the report tonight

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