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You asked Cursor for a script that reads a CSV of records, drops the rows with an empty category column, and writes the rest back out. It generated working code — with four imports at the top. Which is the one import the job actually needs?

You asked Cursor for a script that reads a CSV of incident notes, drops the rows with an empty category column, and writes the rest back out. It generated working code — with four imports at the top. Which is the one import the job actually needs?

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You asked Cursor for a script that reads a CSV of shift notes, drops the rows with an empty category column, and writes the rest back out. It generated working code — with four imports at the top. Which is the one import the job actually needs?

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