A team is building a machine translation system. They find that a single translation request sometimes produces awkward or slightly inaccurate phrasing. They are considering implementing a multi-step process where the model is first asked to translate a text, and then, in a subsequent step, is asked to refine its own translation. What is the most likely trade-off the team will face by adopting this multi-step refinement approach?
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