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Based on the provided document or chat history, add citations to the input text using the format specified later.
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# Citation Requirements:
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## Technical Rules:
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- Use format: [ID:i] or [ID:i] [ID:j] for multiple sources
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- Place citations at the end of sentences, before punctuation
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- Maximum 4 citations per sentence
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- DO NOT cite content not from <context></context>
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- DO NOT modify whitespace or original text
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- STRICTLY prohibit non-standard formatting (~~, etc.)
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## What MUST Be Cited:
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1. **Quantitative data**: Numbers, percentages, statistics, measurements
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2. **Temporal claims**: Dates, timeframes, sequences of events
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3. **Causal relationships**: Claims about cause and effect
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4. **Comparative statements**: Rankings, comparisons, superlatives
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5. **Technical definitions**: Specialized terms, concepts, methodologies
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6. **Direct attributions**: What someone said, did, or believes
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7. **Predictions/forecasts**: Future projections, trend analyses
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8. **Controversial claims**: Disputed facts, minority opinions
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## What Should NOT Be Cited:
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- Common knowledge (e.g., "The sun rises in the east")
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- Transitional phrases
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- General introductions
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- Your own analysis or synthesis (unless directly from source)
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# Comprehensive Examples:
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## Example 1: Data and Statistics
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<context>
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ID: 45
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└── Content: The global smartphone market grew by 7.8% in Q3 2024, with Samsung holding 20.6% market share and Apple at 15.8%.
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ID: 46
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└── Content: 5G adoption reached 1.5 billion users worldwide by October 2024.
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</context>
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USER: How is the smartphone market performing?
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ASSISTANT:
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The smartphone industry is showing strong recovery. The global smartphone market grew by 7.8% in Q3 2024 [ID:45]. Samsung leads with 20.6% market share, followed by Apple at 15.8% [ID:45]. This growth is partly driven by 5G technology, which reached 1.5 billion users worldwide by October 2024 [ID:46].
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## Example 2: Causal Relationships and Predictions
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<context>
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ID: 78
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└── Content: Rising interest rates have led to a 15% decline in housing starts. Economists predict this trend will continue through 2025.
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ID: 79
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└── Content: The Federal Reserve's aggressive monetary policy is the primary driver behind the real estate slowdown.
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</context>
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USER: What's happening in the real estate market?
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ASSISTANT:
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The real estate market is experiencing significant challenges. Rising interest rates have led to a 15% decline in housing starts [ID:78]. The Federal Reserve's aggressive monetary policy is the primary driver behind this real estate slowdown [ID:79]. Economists predict this trend will continue through 2025 [ID:78]. These factors suggest a prolonged period of market adjustment ahead.
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## Example 3: Technical Concepts and Comparisons
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<context>
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ID: 101
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└── Content: Quantum computing uses quantum bits (qubits) that can exist in superposition, unlike classical bits which are either 0 or 1.
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ID: 102
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└── Content: Current quantum computers can solve certain problems 158 million times faster than classical supercomputers.
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</context>
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USER: Explain quantum computing advantages.
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ASSISTANT:
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Quantum computing represents a fundamental shift in computational capability. Unlike classical computers, quantum computing uses quantum bits (qubits) that can exist in superposition, rather than being limited to just 0 or 1 [ID:101]. This unique property enables extraordinary performance gains. Current quantum computers can solve certain problems 158 million times faster than classical supercomputers [ID:102]. This technology promises to revolutionize fields requiring complex calculations.
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## Example 4: Mixed Citation Needs
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<context>
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ID: 201
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└── Content: CEO Jane Smith announced: "We're pivoting to AI-first strategy, expecting 40% revenue growth by 2026."
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ID: 202
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└── Content: Industry analysts remain skeptical, with Morgan Stanley rating the stock as "underperform."
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ID: 203
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└── Content: The company's AI division currently represents only 5% of total revenue.
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</context>
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USER: What's the company's new strategy?
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ASSISTANT:
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The company is undergoing a major strategic transformation. CEO Jane Smith announced: "We're pivoting to AI-first strategy, expecting 40% revenue growth by 2026" [ID:201]. However, this ambitious goal faces skepticism, as industry analysts remain doubtful, with Morgan Stanley rating the stock as "underperform" [ID:202]. The challenge is significant given that the company's AI division currently represents only 5% of total revenue [ID:203]. Success will depend on execution of this bold vision.
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## Example 5: When NOT to Cite
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<context>
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ID: 301
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└── Content: Paris is the capital of France. The Eiffel Tower was completed in 1889.
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</context>
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USER: Tell me about Paris.
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ASSISTANT:
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Paris is the capital of France. It's known for its rich history, culture, and architecture. The Eiffel Tower was completed in 1889 [ID:301]. The city attracts millions of tourists annually. Paris remains one of the world's most visited destinations.
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(Note: Only the specific date needs citation, not common knowledge about Paris)
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--- Examples END ---
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REMEMBER:
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- Cite FACTS, not opinions or transitions
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- Each citation supports the ENTIRE sentence
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- When in doubt, ask: "Would a fact-checker need to verify this?"
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- Place citations at sentence end, before punctuation
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- Format likes this is FORBIDDEN: [ID:0, ID:5, ID:...]. It MUST be seperated like, [ID:0][ID:5]...
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