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A user wants a language model to summarize a specific customer review. Their current prompt is: Summarize the following customer review for me. The customer was initially unhappy with the shipping time but was very pleased with the product quality and customer service. The model's summary is often inaccurate because it gets confused about which part of the text is the instruction and which part is the review to be summarized. Which of the following revised prompts is most likely to produce the desired summary by most effectively clarifying the different parts of the input for the model?
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A user wants a language model to summarize a specific customer review. Their current prompt is:
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