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Considering user message

It looks like the user posted a message in Chinese about a player, Palmer, missing Champions League pre-match training, but they’re not injured. This might be a news headline, so the user could want a summary or more context. I want to respond by acknowledging this and asking if they’d like details about who Palmer is or why he missed training. I’m unsure which club this refers to, but it could be related to Manchester City since Chelsea isn't in this year's Champions League.Clarifying user request

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So, the user mentioned [[NEWS.CONTENT_HTML]]quot;帕尔默,[[NEWS.CONTENT_HTML]]quot; which could refer to Cole Palmer, but he’s not with Chelsea in the Champions League. Maybe it's another Palmer from Manchester City? I don’t want to make assumptions, so it's best to ask the user directly what they need—like if they want a translation, brief context, or a social media post. I’ll provide a concise overview about missing training without being injured, suggesting it could be for rest or management. I can also offer to draft a news blurb or social media caption.Preparing response options

I need to provide two versions of the response for the user. There should be a brief version—just a single sentence—and an expanded version with two or three sentences that includes timing and potential implications, keeping it cautious. Then, I want to create two social media posts with optional hashtags. I’ll use general hashtags like #欧冠# and #帕尔默#, but I need to avoid specific team hashtags to prevent inaccuracies. It's important to keep everything generic and factual. Let's finalize this!

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