{"text": "Dear colleagues,\nWe have a new email address: info+confirm.news@sub-example.domain.info,\nand an old one: user_name@example.co.uk.\nBut do not use user@@example.com or test@.com - these are invalid.\nPlease also note my phone numbers: +1 (555) 123-4567 ext. 890, 555-123-4567, and +44 70 0001 2345.\nBut not the fake phone references like: 'fake +1(555)000-0000' or '(555)NOT-A-NUM'.\nWe also store the following user IDs: XY-9999-ABC, YZ-000-ZZ.\nDates might appear in multiple formats: 2023-10-05, 10/05/2023, 05.10.2023, but not 2023/13/05 or 31-02-2023.\nFinally, there's a tricky domain with sub-sub domain: triple.dot@sub.sub2.company.com.\nAnd there's also a plus sign in the local part: complex+filter@domain.co.\nWe also have a reference to a phone number in E.164 format: +14155552671.\nWe also have a partial reference 'someone@somewhere' that is not valid.\nThanks!", "targetItems": ["info+confirm.news@sub-example.domain.info", "user_name@example.co.uk", "+1 (555) 123-4567 ext. 890", "555-123-4567", "+44 70 0001 2345", "XY-9999-ABC", "YZ-000-ZZ", "2023-10-05", "10/05/2023", "05.10.2023", "triple.dot@sub.sub2.company.com", "complex+filter@domain.co", "+14155552671"]}