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  1. Be specific and clear in your questions: The more specific and clear you are in your questions, the better I can understand what you are asking and provide you with accurate and relevant answers.

  2. Use proper grammar and punctuation: This makes it easier for me to understand your questions and respond in a way that is clear and easy to understand.

  3. Ask one question at a time: To get the best response, ask one question at a time and give me time to process and respond before asking another question.

  4. Provide context and background information: If your question requires context or background information to be answered accurately, please include that information in your question.

  5. Be patient: I am a machine learning model and may need some time to process and respond to your questions, especially if they are complex or require a lot of information to be processed.

  6. Be polite and respectful: Just like in any conversation, it's important to be polite and respectful in your interactions with me.

  7. Ask follow-up questions: If you would like more information or clarification on a topic, feel free to ask follow-up questions to get a more complete understanding.

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