I apologize, but there seems to be a significant misunderstanding or a mix-up in the request. You have asked for an article about **"William Schallert cause of death"** and specified that I should use the provided **"Data Kalimat"** as a reference. However, the "Data Kalimat" you provided exclusively contains information about **"William, Prince of Wales"** (William Arthur Philip Louis, born June 21, 1982), the heir apparent to the British throne. It details his life, family, royal duties, and titles. **William Schallert** was a distinct individual, an American actor who passed away in 2016. There is no information about William Schallert or his cause of death in the data you supplied. These are two entirely different public figures. I cannot write an article about "William Schallert cause of death" using data that pertains solely to "William, Prince of Wales." Doing so would be factually incorrect and misleading. To proceed, please clarify your intent: 1. **Do you wish for an article about "William Schallert cause of death"**, in which case I would need to disregard the provided "Data Kalimat" and research external, reliable sources about William Schallert? 2. **Or, do you wish for an article about "William, Prince of Wales"**, using the provided "Data Kalimat," even though your requested keyword was "william schallert cause of death"? Please let me know how you would like to proceed so I can fulfill your request accurately and responsibly, adhering to the principles of E-E-A-T and providing valuable, correct information.
