What will the reporter say during ABC World News Tonight?

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The event evaluates multiple markets based on whether designated hosts or reporters mention specific terms during the ABC World News Tonight broadcast hosted by David Muir. Each market has a unique primary rule requiring the exact utterance of a particular phrase, word, or name—either singularly or in qualified forms such as plurals or possessives—during the broadcast. For markets with quantity thresholds (e.g., 'Iran (3+ times)'), the term must be spoken the specified number of times. Resolution primarily uses video footage of the broadcast; if consensus cannot be reached, official transcripts serve as the fallback. Only content within the original broadcast counts, excluding advertisements but including promotional segments. Postponements announced within a day and rescheduled within 14 days keep markets open. All criteria emphasize exact phrasing and context, with no allowance for grammatical variations beyond the specified forms.