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      <title>Your LLM Writes Too Much: How ASD-STE100 Makes It Speak a Controlled Language</title>
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      <description>ASD-STE100 is a forty-year-old aerospace standard for writing maintenance manuals that nobody can misread, the models already know it, and naming it in a prompt at about 80% strength is the cheapest editing pass there is.</description>
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