The ARTICLE content you've provided doesn't look like a real article body - it's a self-referential note describing a fix that was supposedly already made ("Fixed the flagged sentence... became two short declaratives...") plus a trailing "Also read" links block. There's no actual paragraph containing the fixed sentence, no context about what "this deal" is, and no facts (size, timeline, names, figures) to work from.
Since the hard constraints require preserving every fact/figure/name and forbid inventing specifics, I can't fabricate a plausible article about an unnamed "deal" just because the linked stories mention a Broadcom-Apple chip agreement - that would be guessing at content that isn't actually in front of me.
Could you paste the actual full article text (the real paragraph containing the flagged sentence in its original context, plus the rest of the piece)? Once I have the real body, I'll apply the single surgical fix to the flagged "isn't just the size, it's" line and leave everything else untouched.
