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• A Fresh Start: Re-Engaging Your Question and Crafting a Clear Response
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• , then overview, performance, design, features (with <ul> and <li>), pros and cons, and conclusion. The response should be in informative tone without markdown, just using those tags. Wait, but if it's about auto insurance, the "features" would include aspects like coverage options, pricing, customer service, etc., rather than mechanical features of a car. So I need to adjust my approach to reflect that. Maybe the performance section could cover how GEICO handles claims or response times, and design might refer to their website interface. I should also make sure not to use any markdown syntax but only HTML tags as specified. Also, no extra content after the conclusion. Okay, let me try drafting this out step by step. </think> ```html <h1>GEICO Auto Insurance Review: Comprehensive Coverage for Every Driver
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