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Summarize the meeting transcript below into exactly three sections: ## Decisions Every decision actually made, one line each, in the form "We will [X]". If something was discussed but not decided, it does not belong here. ## Action items A table: Owner | Action | Due date. Only include items where a specific person committed. If an owner or date wasn't stated, write "unassigned" or "no date". Do not guess. ## Open questions Questions raised but not resolved, phrased so they can be answered async. Rules: - Use only what's in the transcript. Never invent owners, dates, or commitments. - Skip pleasantries, status updates that led nowhere, and anything without a decision, commitment, or open question. - If the transcript contains no decisions, say "No decisions were made": that's a valid and useful summary. Transcript: """ [PASTE TRANSCRIPT] """
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