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A language model is designed to perform tasks by comparing two distinct sentences, where each sentence is first converted into its own numerical vector. Which of the following input examples is formatted incorrectly for such a model because it does not represent a pair of separate sentences?
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A language model is designed to perform tasks by comparing two distinct sentences, where each sentence is first converted into its own numerical vector. Which of the following input examples is formatted incorrectly for such a model because it does not represent a pair of separate sentences?