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     fragments of it (#glacier #forest #desert #beach #night), and fragments
     are not separate URLs, so listing them here would be a lie to a crawler. -->
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<!-- lastmod ADDED 2026-09-16, and it is a real date, not a build stamp. Bing
     states it uses an updated sitemap as a signal to re-crawl sooner, and that
     the sitemap must accurately reflect changes. The correctness rule that
     comes with it: a lastmod bumped on every deploy without a content change is
     WORSE than none, because engines learn to ignore the field. This date is
     the day the page's readable text went from 344 characters to the full
     synopsis of all five worlds — a real content change. Move it only when the
     page's content actually moves.
     MOVED to 2026-09-17: the page's words changed that day (a visible opening
     title and disclosure, the imagery credit, the case-study link). Same date
     as WebSite.dateModified and the end credit. -->
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