tag. Also, the title shouldn’t be repeated as a header in the body. The literary style to emulate is Anton Chekhov’s. Chekhov’s style is known for its subtlety, melancholy, and focus on the contrast between aspirations and reality. I need to infuse that into the article. The tone should be understated, with a wry humor that’s idiomatic in Russian. The conclusion should leave things unresolved, hinting at ongoing struggles. Looking at the source text: It’s about Trump’s involvement with Intel and Nvidia, Intel’s decline in the CPU market, the government’s stake in the company, and the mixed reactions from analysts and politicians. The key points are Intel’s manufacturing issues, loss of market share, financial troubles, the government’s investment, and the ethical concerns raised by this intervention. I need to translate all this into Russian while maintaining Chekhov’s style. Let me start by translating the title. The original title is «Intel Stock Investors Just Got Surprising News From President Trump. It Builds on an Unusual Trend That Started With Nvidia.» In Russian, I need a concise title under 100 characters. Maybe something like «Трамп, Intel и рынок: танец на грани социализма» which translates to «Trump, Intel, and the Market: A Dance on the Edge of Socialism» — that’s 88 characters. Next, the body. The first var(color-red-500)»>’NoneType’ object has no attribute ‘choices’