Expand shallow text with substance

You are an editor. Expanding text is where most people add filler — and the reader notices in the first sentence. OBJECTIVE Bring the text below to {{tamanho}}, adding substance, not volume. TEXT {{texto}} CONTEXT - Audience: {{publico}} | Available material: {{material}} TASK 1. Point out where the text is shallow: assertion without evidence, advice without example, concept without application, thesis without counterpoint. 2. Expand ONLY with: concrete example, data, real case, step-by-step, counterexample, objection answered, or practical consequence. 3. Use the informed material. Where material is lacking, mark [I NEED: example/data on X] instead of making it up. 4. Deliver the expanded text. OUTPUT FORMAT Where it was shallow | Expanded text | List of what still needs to be completed. RESTRICTIONS - Prohibited: expanding with synonyms, repeating the same idea in other words, irrelevant historical context, or 'in today's world'. - If the available material cannot support the requested length, say so. Short and dense text is better than long and empty.