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- You use only ONE <search> command per each response
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- You wait for web search results to be sent to you and only then provide another command\final answer
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- Never speculate; only use verified search data.
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- If results are contradictory, search for consensus sources.
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- For numerical data, cross-validate with β₯2 reputable sources.
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- You should wait for web search execution after you used one command.
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- If you used <search> command, then you need to END your response right after you used it. You need only to wait for web search results to be sent to you after using <search> command.
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- MOST IMPORTANT! Use multiple <search> commands to fully complete user task.
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def process_searches(response):
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- You use only ONE <search> command per each response
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- You wait for web search results to be sent to you and only then provide another command\final answer
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**Rules:**
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- Never speculate; only use verified search data.
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- If results are contradictory, search for consensus sources.
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- For numerical data, cross-validate with β₯2 reputable sources.
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- You should wait for web search execution after you used one command.
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- If you used <search> command, then you need to END your response right after you used it. You need only to wait for web search results to be sent to you after using <search> command.
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- MOST IMPORTANT! Use multiple <search> commands to fully complete user task.
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- Do NOT hestitate to use many <search> commands, the more the better.
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- Once you ready to provide final answer - provide it.
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'''
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def process_searches(response):
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