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for intro paragraphs and general text,

for section headers,

• for list items. Must preserve all original content word-for-word, no additions, deletions, summarizing, rephrasing. Must not add CSS classes, inline styles,
  ,
  . Must not add markdown fences. Must return only HTML. We need to parse the raw text. It includes headings like "Business Area:", "Workplace Type:", "Location - Town / City:", "Job Description:", then bullet points (starting with •). Then "Key Responsibilities:", then bullet points (same content). Then "Qualifications and Experience:", then bullet points. Then "Competencies:" then bullet points. We need to structure with appropriate

  headers for sections: maybe "Job Description", "Key Responsibilities", "Qualifications and Experience", "Competencies". Also maybe "Business Area", "Workplace Type", "Location - Town / City" could be part of intro? The instruction says use

  for section headers (e.g. Responsibilities, Qualifications, Requirements, Education, Experience, Skills, How to Apply, Key Duties, About the Role). So we can use

  for each major heading that appears. The raw text includes "Job Description:" as a heading, then bullet list. Then "Key Responsibilities:" heading, then bullet list. Then "Qualifications and Experience:" heading, then bullet list. Then "Competencies:" heading, then bullet list. We need to preserve bullet points exactly as they appear, including the bullet symbol "•". Should we keep the bullet symbol inside

  ? Yes, we need to preserve all original content word-for-word. So the bullet symbol is part of the content. So each

  should start with "• " then the text. But the bullet symbol is part of the content; we must keep it exactly. So we can have

  • Skilled in creating...

  . That preserves the bullet. We need to wrap introductory paragraphs and general text in

  . The initial lines "Business Area: Manufacturing" etc. Are they part of intro? They are not headings with bullet lists. They are just lines with colon. We can treat them as part of intro paragraphs. So we can wrap each line in

  . But we need to preserve word-for-word. So we need to output exactly the text as appears, including colon and space. So we can have

  Business Area: Manufacturing

  etc. But we must not add extra paragraphs beyond what is needed. The instruction: Use

  for introductory paragraphs and general text. Use

  for section headers. Use

  • for list items. So we can have a series of

    for each line before the first

    . Then

    Job Description

    then
    with
    • items. Then

      Key Responsibilities

      then
      with
      • items. Then

        Qualifications and Experience

        then
        with
        • items. Then

          Competencies

          then
          with
          • items. We must preserve all original content word-for-word. That includes the headings "Job Description:", "Key Responsibilities:", "Qualifications and Experience:", "Competencies:". Should we include the colon? The headings in the raw text are "Job Description:" then bullet list. The instruction says use

            for section headers (e.g. Responsibilities, Qualifications, Requirements, Education, Experience, Skills, How to Apply, Key Duties, About the Role). It doesn't explicitly say to include the colon. But we must preserve all original content word-for-word. The heading text includes "Job Description:" with colon. If we output

            Job Description

            without colon, we are altering content. So we need to preserve the colon. So we should output

            Job Description:

            . Similarly for "Key Responsibilities:", "Qualifications and Experience:", "Competencies:". The colon is part of the heading text. So we need to include it. But the instruction says use

            for section headers (e.g. Responsibilities, Qualifications, Requirements, Education, Experience, Skills, How to Apply, Key Duties, About the Role). Those examples do not include colon. However the raw text includes colon after each heading. The instruction says preserve ALL original content word-for-word — do not add, remove, summarise, or rephrase. So we must keep the colon. So we will output

            Job Description:

            etc. Now the bullet lists: The bullet points are preceded by "• ". The bullet symbol is part of the content. So we need to output
          • • Skilled in creating...
          . That preserves the bullet and space. Now the initial lines: "Business Area: Manufacturing" etc. Should we treat them as separate

          lines? Yes. So we can have

          Business Area: Manufacturing

          Workplace Type: On-site

          Location - Town / City: Cape Town

          . Then maybe a blank line? Then

          Job Description:

          then
          ... Then

          Key Responsibilities:

          then
          ... Then

          Qualifications and Experience:

          then
          ... Then

          Competencies:

          then
          ... We must not add any extra text. Also no extra blank lines? The instruction doesn't forbid blank lines, but they are not HTML tags. Probably okay to have line breaks in the output, but we should just output the HTML tags sequentially. Blank lines are not needed. Now we need to ensure we preserve all bullet content exactly as in the raw text. Let's copy them exactly. The raw bullet content under "Job Description:" includes a long list of bullet points. Let's copy them exactly as they appear, each bullet line starting with "• ". The bullet points are: • Skilled in creating traditional hard copy patterns on a variety of ladieswear product as well as experience in working with an automated pattern making system ie: Gerber or Lectra • Able to create high volume based production ready patterns • Excellent ability to translate merchandiser / designer brief from technical pack to final pattern and sample • Be able to engage comfortably with both the design team and sample room team • Instruct sample machinists fluently on all technical make up points of samples • Technically understand and execute alteration changes and styling comments as supplied after sample submission to buyers fit review meeting • Advise production on any technical queries • Skilled in all types of ladies fashion fabrics and the translating of these fabrics into fashion garment, also able to combine fabric types (combo’s) • Create and supply detailed positioning makers or required templates • Ability and skill to work with outsourced services ie: Pleating / ruching / embroidery / placement printing / washing and denim finishing processes • Be able to problem solve and advise on all technical aspects • Have the ability to work with an understanding of cost / fabric rating parameters Note: There are double spaces? Actually there are spaces between bullet points? The raw text shows each bullet separated by a space? Actually they are separated by line breaks? In the raw text, they are separated by line breaks? The raw text shows each bullet on a new line? Let's check: The raw text shows: • Skilled in creating traditional hard copy patterns on a variety of ladieswear product as well as experience in working with an automated pattern making system ie: Gerber or Lectra • Able to create high volume based production ready patterns • Excellent ability to translate merchandiser / designer brief from technical pack to final pattern and sample • Be able to engage comfortably with both the design team and sample room team • Instruct sample machinists fluently on all technical make up points of samples • Technically understand and execute alteration changes and styling comments as supplied after sample submission to buyers fit review meeting • Advise production on any technical queries • Skilled in all types of ladies fashion fabrics and the translating of these fabrics into fashion garment, also able to combine fabric types (combo’s) • Create and supply detailed positioning makers or required templates • Ability and skill to work with outsourced services ie: Pleating / ruching / embroidery / placement printing / washing and denim finishing processes • Be able to problem solve and advise on all technical aspects • Have the ability to work with an understanding of cost / fabric rating parameters It seems they are all on one line separated by spaces? Actually they are separated by spaces and the bullet symbol appears at the start of each phrase? The formatting is weird: They used bullet symbol at start of each phrase but also within the same line? Actually they used bullet symbol at start of each phrase but also separated by spaces? It seems they used bullet symbol as a separator? But the instruction says preserve all original content word-for-word. So we must output exactly as given. So we need to output the bullet list items exactly as they appear in the raw text. However the raw text shows a single line with many bullet symbols separated by spaces? Actually it's ambiguous. Let's examine the raw text more carefully: The raw text after "Job Description:" shows: • Skilled in creating traditional hard copy patterns on a variety of ladieswear product as well as experience in working with an automated pattern making system ie: Gerber or Lectra • Able to create high volume based production ready patterns • Excellent ability to translate merchandiser / designer brief from technical pack to final pattern and sample • Be able to engage comfortably with both the design team and sample room team • Instruct sample machinists fluently on all technical make up points of samples • Technically understand and execute alteration changes and styling comments as supplied after sample submission to buyers fit review meeting • Advise production on any technical queries • Skilled in all types of ladies fashion fabrics and the translating of these fabrics into fashion garment, also able to combine fabric types (combo’s) • Create and supply detailed positioning makers or required templates • Ability and skill to work with outsourced services ie: Pleating / ruching / embroidery / placement printing / washing and denim finishing processes • Be able to problem solve and advise on all technical aspects • Have the ability to work with an understanding of cost / fabric rating parameters It appears they used bullet symbol at the start of each phrase, but also inserted bullet symbols between phrases? Actually they used bullet symbol at the start of each phrase, but also there is a space then bullet symbol then space? The pattern is: "• Skilled ... Lectra • Able ..." So there is a bullet symbol, then text, then space, then bullet symbol, then text, etc. So the entire block is a series of bullet symbols separated by spaces. So the bullet list is not separate lines but a single line with multiple bullet symbols. However the instruction says use
          • for list items. So we need to split into separate
          • items. But we must preserve the original content word-for-word. If we split into separate
          • items, we need to preserve each bullet symbol and its following text exactly as it appears in the original. But the original has bullet symbols separated by spaces, not line breaks. So we need to decide how to split. The instruction says "Use
            • for list items (duties, requirements, qualifications, skills)". So we need to treat each bullet item as a list item. But the original does not have line breaks; it's a single line with multiple bullet symbols. However we can still split them into separate
            • items, but we must preserve the content exactly. That means each
            • should contain exactly the text that corresponds to one bullet item as it appears in the original. But the original does not have clear delimiters; it's just bullet symbols separated by spaces. However we can treat each bullet symbol and the following text up to the next bullet symbol as an item. So we need to parse the string and split at each " • " (space bullet space). The original uses " • " (space bullet space) as separator. So we can split on " • " to get individual items. The first item starts with "Skilled in creating..." (no leading bullet). Actually the first token is "• Skilled..." So the first item includes the leading bullet symbol. Then after that there is " • " then next item "Able to create..." etc. So we can split on " • " and keep the leading bullet symbol for each item except maybe the first? Let's examine: Original string: "• Skilled in creating traditional hard copy patterns on a variety of ladieswear product as well as experience in working with an automated pattern making system ie: Gerber or Lectra • Able to create high volume based production ready patterns • Excellent ability to translate merchandiser / designer brief from technical pack to final pattern and sample • Be able to engage comfortably with both the design team and sample room team • Instruct sample machinists fluently on all technical make up points of samples • Technically understand and execute alteration changes and styling comments as supplied after sample submission to buyers fit review meeting • Advise production on any technical queries • Skilled in all types of ladies fashion fabrics and the translating of these fabrics into fashion garment, also able to combine fabric types (combo’s) • Create and supply detailed positioning makers or required templates • Ability and skill to work with outsourced services ie: Pleating / ruching / embroidery / placement printing / washing and denim finishing processes • Be able to problem solve and advise on all technical aspects • Have the ability to work with an understanding of cost / fabric rating parameters" If we split on " • " we get: 1. "• Skilled in creating traditional hard copy patterns on a variety of ladieswear product as well as experience in working with an automated pattern making system ie: Gerber or Lectra" 2. "Able to create high volume based production ready patterns" 3. "Excellent ability to translate merchandiser / designer brief from technical pack to final pattern and sample" 4. "Be able to engage comfortably with both the design team and sample room team" 5. "Instruct sample machinists fluently on all technical make up points of samples" 6. "Technically understand and execute alteration changes and styling comments as supplied after sample submission to buyers fit review meeting" 7. "Advise production on any technical queries" 8. "Skilled in all types of ladies fashion fabrics and the translating of these fabrics into fashion garment, also able to combine fabric types (combo’s)" 9. "Create and supply detailed positioning makers or required templates" 10. "Ability and skill to work with outsourced services ie: Pleating / ruching / embroidery / placement printing / washing and denim finishing processes" 11. "Be able to problem solve and advise on all technical aspects" 12. "Have the ability to work with an understanding of cost / fabric rating parameters" But note that the first item includes the leading bullet symbol "•". The subsequent items do not have a leading bullet symbol because they were split after the " • ". However the original content includes bullet symbols only at the start of each phrase, not before each phrase after the first. So if we split on " • ", the first item includes the bullet symbol, but the others do not. However the instruction says preserve all original content word-for-word. So we must output exactly the same text for each bullet item, including the bullet symbol where it appears. So we need to output each bullet item exactly as it appears in the original sequence, but we need to decide how to represent them in
            • . The original sequence is a series of bullet symbols separated by spaces. So we could output each bullet item as the text that includes the bullet symbol at the start, but then we need to separate them with line breaks? Actually we can output each bullet item as a separate
            • containing the text that includes the bullet symbol and the following text up to the next bullet symbol (including the bullet symbol at the start). But then the next bullet item would also start with a bullet symbol, but we would have duplicate bullet symbols? Let's think. Better approach: Since the original uses bullet symbols as separators, we can treat each bullet symbol and the following text as a separate item, but we need to preserve the bullet symbol at the start of each item. So we can output
            • • Skilled in creating...
            for the first item. For the second item, the original does not have a bullet symbol at the start of that phrase; it's just "Able to create...". But the original had a bullet symbol before it, but that bullet symbol is part of the separator, not part of the content? Actually the separator includes the bullet symbol and spaces. The bullet symbol is not part of the content of the phrase; it's just a marker. The content of the phrase is "Able to create high volume based production ready patterns". The bullet symbol is not part of the phrase content; it's just a separator. However the instruction says preserve all original content word-for-word. If we remove the bullet symbol from the second phrase, we are altering content. But the bullet symbol is not part of the phrase content; it's part of the separator. The original text includes the bullet symbol as part of the sequence, but it's not part of the phrase content. The phrase content is the text after the bullet symbol. So we can output the phrase content without the bullet symbol. But then we are removing the bullet symbol from the output, which is part of the original text? The original text includes bullet symbols as characters. So we must preserve them. But if we output
            • Able to create...
            , we are omitting the bullet symbol that preceded it in the original. That would be removing content. So we need to include the bullet symbol somewhere. Perhaps we can include the bullet symbol as part of the
            • content, but we need to preserve the exact sequence. The original sequence is: "• Skilled ... Lectra • Able ..." So the bullet symbol appears before each phrase, including the first. So we could output each
            • starting with "• " and then the phrase text, but then we would have duplicate bullet symbols? Actually we could output each
            • as "• Skilled ..." for the first, then "• Able ..." for the second, etc. But that would add an extra bullet symbol before each phrase, which is not present in the original for the second phrase (the original had a bullet symbol before it, but it's part of the separator, not part of the phrase? Actually the original had a bullet symbol before each phrase, including the second phrase, because the separator is " • ". So the second phrase is preceded by a bullet symbol and a space. So the phrase itself starts after that bullet symbol. But the bullet symbol is part of