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  "prompt_template": "Edit Input A so that it remains as similar in structure and word choice as possible to the original Input A, but becomes as semantically similar as possible to Input B.\nNote that the two inputs might be in different languages. It is important to preserve the language of Input A – just make the minimal edits that are necessary to make it semantically similar to Input B.\n\nHere are examples:\n\nExample 1:\nInput A (to be edited):\nCeltic gewann das Endspiel durch ein Tor von Johnny Crum mit 1:0.\n\nInput B:\nCeltic defeated Everton 1–0 in the final, on 10 June 1938, with a goal from Johnny Crum in extra time.\n\nEdited Input A:\nCeltic gewann das Endspiel gegen Everton am 10. Juni 1938 durch ein Tor von Johnny Crum in der Verlängerung mit 1:0.\n\nExample 2:\nInput A (to be edited):\nIt is the fourth-largest city of the province, with a population of 118,450.\n\nInput B:\nC'est la quatrième plus grande ville de Slovaquie avec une population de 81 114 habitants en 2015.\n\nEdited Input A:\nIt is the fourth-largest city of Slovakia, with a population of 81,114 in 2015.\n\nExample 3:\nInput A (to be edited):\nSi Elvis peut le faire, je peux le faire.\n\nInput B:\nIf Elvis can do it, I can do it.\n\nEdited Input A:\npass\n\nNow edit the following:\n\nInput A (to be edited):\n{text_a}\n\nInput B:\n{text_b}\n\nIf the texts are already completely equivalent to each other (no edit needs to be performed), just respond with a single word: \"pass\". Otherwise, simply respond with your edited version of Input A."
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