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This submission, titled "Summaries," is presented without an abstract, which immediately renders it incomplete and impossible to evaluate within the standard peer review process. An abstract serves as the gateway to a paper, providing essential context regarding its scope, objectives, methodology, key findings, and conclusions. Without this crucial component, reviewers are left with no information whatsoever to gauge the paper's potential scientific contribution, its relevance to the field, or even its basic subject matter. This fundamental omission prevents any meaningful assessment of the work. Consequently, it is impossible to comment on the paper's content, methodological soundness, originality, or potential impact. A robust peer review relies on being able to understand what the authors set out to do, how they did it, what they found, and what it all means. The absence of an abstract makes it impossible to discern if the paper addresses a significant problem, if its methods are appropriate, if its results are compelling, or if its conclusions are justified. Furthermore, without an abstract, it is challenging to even identify suitable expert reviewers who possess the specific knowledge required to evaluate the work properly. Therefore, the current submission cannot proceed. I strongly recommend that the authors provide a comprehensive and informative abstract that clearly outlines the paper's aims, the methods employed, the principal results, and the main conclusions. This abstract should be concise yet provide enough detail for a reviewer to understand the essence of the work. Once a complete submission, including a detailed abstract, is provided, the paper can then be properly assessed for its scientific merit and suitability for publication.

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