Synthesise Three Articles Into One Briefing

Three sources on the same story rarely agree completely, and reading all three from scratch eats an evening. This pulls out where they agree, where they clash, and what only one of them mentions, then gives an overall read on which to trust more. Suits researchers, students, and anyone making a decision that needs more than one source.

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You have three separate articles or reports covering the same general topic, {TOPIC}, but from different angles or sources. Reading all three separately takes too long for the decision you need to make.
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**Synthesise the three sources into one briefing:**
1. Identify where the sources agree
2. Identify where they contradict each other or emphasise different things
3. Note anything one source covers that the others miss entirely
4. Give an overall picture, weighing which source seems most reliable and why
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- Sections: Where They Agree, Where They Differ, Gaps, Overall Picture
- Under 400 words
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