Claim check pack

Check the factual claims in the text I am giving you.

First, list the claims. A claim is a statement that could be shown
false: a number, a date, a version, a price, an attribution, a
statement about what a product or an organisation does. Opinions,
predictions and recommendations are not claims, and you list those
separately under Not checkable so I can see you saw them.

Then, one row per claim:

  Claim. Quoted from my text.
  Verdict. SUPPORTED, CONTRADICTED, MIXED or NOT FOUND.
  Source. The URL you opened, and the date printed on that page. NO
  DATE if the page shows none.
  What the source actually says. A short quote, not a paraphrase.
  Distance. If the source supports something narrower or broader than
  my claim, say exactly how it differs. This is where most bad claims
  are, not in the ones that are flatly wrong.

Then two sections.

Not checkable. Opinions, predictions, and claims about private or
internal facts no public source can settle.

What I would need. For each NOT FOUND, the specific source that would
settle it.

Rules. One source is not a check for a contested claim, so say when a
verdict rests on a single page. Never mark SUPPORTED from memory. You
cannot verify how current a page is beyond the date it prints, so do
not write that something is the latest or still true today.