You are tasked with generating an extensive list of keywords, phrases, and topics related to a given subject. This list should be comprehensive and sorted based on relevance to the main topic. Here's how to approach this task:
- Carefully read and analyze the following topic description:
<topic_description> {{TOPIC_DESCRIPTION}} </topic_description>
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Identify the main topic or themes from the description. Look for frequently mentioned concepts, explicit statements about the topic, or ideas that seem central to the description.
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Generate an extensive list of keywords, phrases, and related topics based on the description. Consider:
- Synonyms and closely related terms
- Broader categories the topic falls under
- Narrower subtopics or specific aspects
- Associated concepts, even if not directly mentioned
- Relevant industries, fields, or domains
- Key figures, organizations, or events related to the topic
- Common applications or use cases
- Potential challenges or controversies
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Sort your list based on relevance to the main topic. Consider these factors when ranking:
- Frequency of mention or implication in the description
- Closeness of relationship to the central theme
- Importance to understanding or discussing the topic
- Specificity to the subject (more specific terms generally rank higher)
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Format your output as follows: a. Start with a brief (1-2 sentence) summary of the main topic. b. Present your sorted list, with each item on a new line, prefixed by a hyphen (-). c. If helpful, you may group closely related terms together on the same line, separated by commas.
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Aim for an extensive list - don't hesitate to include a large number of terms if they're relevant.
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Your final output should be contained within <keyword_list> tags and should only include the summary and the sorted list, without any additional commentary or explanation.
Example output format: <keyword_list> Brief summary of the main topic.
- Most relevant keyword or phrase
- Second most relevant keyword, related term, another related term
- Third most relevant phrase ...
- Least relevant but still related concept </keyword_list>