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        "claim": "IRENA's Renewable Capacity Statistics 2024 shows that renewable energy generated 86% of all electricity worldwide in 2023.",
        "context": "Checking a sentence in an energy-sector research briefing before publication. Verify the cited statistic, its measurement and denominator against primary sources; explain any material distinction."
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            "text": "IRENA's Renewable Energy Statistics 2025 page distinguishes capacity and generation datasets: capacity is presented in MW, generation in GWh, and the 2025 publication contains actual power generation data for 2015-2023. This supports the distinction that IRENA's 'capacity' statistics are not themselves a generated-electricity share.",
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        "claim": "The James Webb Space Telescope launched on December 25, 2021.",
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        "claim": "The James Webb Space Telescope was first launched in 2023.",
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        "claim": "The Ethereum network is guaranteed to experience no outages at any time during 2030.",
        "context": "Operator-funded paid example capture for the SAVER website. Assess the claim normally; do not tailor the verdict to an expected example category."
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      "label": "Correct conclusion; incomplete returned citation coverage",
      "summary": "The NASA source review confirms the initial 32-minute estimate and the later 33-minute revision. The paid response links the initial NASA release, but its returned evidence does not separately link the revised measurement. The explanation is more comprehensive than the linked evidence.",
      "sources": [
        {
          "title": "NASA mission retrospective: initial and revised measurements",
          "url": "https://www.nasa.gov/science-research/planetary-science/from-impact-to-innovation-a-year-of-science-and-triumph-for-historic-dart-mission/"
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      "label": "An inconclusive paid response exposes a coverage limitation",
      "summary": "IRENA states that 86% refers to capacity additions, not global electricity generated. The paid response returned background evidence and insufficient_evidence rather than completing that correction. This is a recorded limitation, not a successful fact-check demonstration.",
      "sources": [
        {
          "title": "IRENA: Record Growth in Renewables, 27 March 2024",
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    "description": "V2 source handling was updated after these captures to preserve consulted source references and reject incomplete evidence links.",
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