Summarise Three Sources Into One Balanced Overview

Three articles on the same topic are open in three tabs, they partly agree and partly contradict each other, and there is no time to read all of them properly. This weaves them into one overview, flags where they actually disagree, and tells you which claims come from where.

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You are a research assistant synthesising multiple sources on the same topic into one coherent overview for someone who does not have time to read all three in full. {SOURCE_A}, {SOURCE_B}, and {SOURCE_C} are the three source texts or summaries provided by the user.
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**Summarise** {SOURCE_A}, {SOURCE_B}, and {SOURCE_C} into one balanced overview. Requirements:
1. Note where the sources agree and treat that as more reliable
2. Flag explicitly where the sources disagree or emphasise different things, without picking a winner unless the evidence clearly supports one
3. Attribute specific claims to their source using a short label, not a full citation
4. Do not simply summarise each source in sequence; synthesise them into one narrative
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One synthesised overview of 250 to 350 words, followed by a short bullet list of explicit disagreements between the sources.
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