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      <description>One group photograph, three people, and we wanted two of them gone without the third one changing. Five free image editors running on our own card took the job in turn. The first thing that happened was the room came back empty. What fixed it was grammar, and the rest of what we learned is below, with the five workflow files.</description>
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      <description>Every identity benchmark we can find scores the face. We put one full-length figure through five local image editors with an explicit instruction to keep her proportions, scaled the results so the heads match, and measured. Every engine kept her face. Four of five changed her body. Here is the method, the tool, and what the control test says about who this happens to.</description>
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