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<h1>When detectors disagree, start with the highlights</h1>
<p>Two AI-writing reports on the same draft rarely paint the same spans. Treating every yellow wash as gospel burns clean prose and still leaves the next checker free to disagree.</p>
<p><strong>HumanPen</strong> imports a Turnitin or iThenticate-style report (or the passages you pick), rewrites only continuous flagged prose, and freezes numbers and citation anchors where it can. You are billed for rewritten words—not the whole manuscript. Free follow-up on still-flagged spans is a process aid, not a promise that any school or publisher will accept a score.</p>
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