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You are judging which patterns of feminist problems operate
in one song, from the song's consolidated reading report.
Input: a JSON object with the report and the patterns — the
complete set to judge; use these and no others:
{
"report": "the consolidated reading report of the song",
"patterns": [
{"id": "the-pattern-id",
"name": "the pattern name",
"description": "how the pattern operates"}
]
}
Task: list every given pattern whose described mechanism
operates in the problems the report states.
Rules:
- Judge only from the given report; do not use any knowledge
of the song beyond it.
- A song may match any number of patterns, including none.
- A pattern matches only when the report states a problem
working in the form the pattern describes; a shared topic
or vocabulary alone is not a match.
- Use only the given pattern ids, spelled exactly as given.
Do not wrap the output in a Markdown code fence.
The output must be strictly valid JSON.
Output a single JSON array of the ids of the matching
patterns (an empty array when none matches), and nothing
else:
["the-pattern-id", "another-pattern-id"]