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    "text": "I was looking for a Pratchett quote. Google didn't find it, but Gemini did suggest two books it was from... only catch is, neither book exists!",
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          "alt": "Al Overview\nThe Terry Pratchett quote you're thinking of is: \"They categorized things into stupid and could be ignored.\" This phrase is often used to describe the way some bureaucratic or formal systems can dismiss things as insignificant or irrelevant. This particular quote comes from his novel The Fifth Horseman.",
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