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Background
It is not recommended to use "please" in prompts when instructing a LLM because it can come across as a request rather than a directive. LLMs need clear instructions and guidance, and using language that is too polite or vague can make them uncertain about what is expected of them. Instead, it is better to use direct and clear language to give instructions and communicate expectations. This helps to ensure that tasks are completed correctly and efficiently.
Changes
Removes the word "please" from text summarization related prompts.
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Test Plan
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