a punchy, non-clickbait. Something like \"U.S. Ambassador Declares All Nations Hostile to Their Own Biases\" or \"Do 'Stupid People' Make Diplomats? Rubio Says Every Country.\" Let's craft: \"Rubio Rewrites Racist Groping in India, Keeps It Real\". Might be too clickbait. Let's think: \"Rubio Calls Out ‘Stupid People’ as Universal Problem\" maybe okay.

5-7 paragraphs. Make sure to switch sentence length and structure. Also we must not use the disallowed words. Ensure none appear. I must check: \"some\", \"actually\", \"crucial\", \"groundbreaking\" etc. Avoid. Use \"real\" not \"crucial\". Avoid \"fundamental\". Keep plain. Also \"institutional\" okay? Not banned. Check for banned words: \"pivotal\", \"delve\", \"underscore\", \"testament\", \"navigate\", \"comprehensive\", \"landscape\", \"transformative\", \"looking ahead\", \"crucial\", \"innovative\", \"foster\", \"leverage\", \"moreover\", \"furthermore\", \"it is important to note\", \"in a world where\", \"game-changing\", \"groundbreaking\". Ensure not inserted. Also \"crucial\" appears in our text? Need to drop. Ok. Also use contractions. Transitions like \"But here's the problem,\" etc. Place them in. Also never use same sentence structure twice. So mix. We must use past tense or present. It's okay to use subject-verb-object. Now produce final output. Let's draft: Headline: \"Rubio Calls Out ‘Stupid People’ All Over the World\" Lede: \"Every country has stupid people,\" said U.S. Ambassador Marco Rubio on a press briefing in New Delhi. Paragraph 1: Start with that quote. Then describe. Paragraph 2: Mention reporters asked about Indian and Indian American racism. Paragraph 3: Rubio responds, saying he takes remarks seriously. Paragraph 4: He highlights diaspora. Paragraph 5: He mentions new visa rule. Paragraph 6: Implications for India-US ties and diaspora experiences. Paragraph 7: End on lingering question. Make sure to have at least 400 words. 7 paragraphs 70-80 each totals 490. Good. Now fill","tool_calls":[]}