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Turn a Report or PDF into a Slide Deck with Speaker Notes

Converts an uploaded report, article or PDF into a deck with the number of slides you choose: it keeps just the key insights, gives each slide a single big idea and adds speaker notes throughout, exported as .pptx.

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Attached: [report, article, or PDF]

Task: convert this document into a deck of [number] slides.

Rules:
- keep only the key insights
- one big idea on each slide
- write speaker notes for every slide

Deliver it as a .pptx file.
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