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Provide answers to the questions that are asked about the text. This engine is often used to search across your data, as well as extract structured content.
Example
Though preoccupied with domestic concerns, President Kim has nonetheless outlined ambitious foreign policy initiatives, including less confrontation and greater economic cooperation with North Korea, rapprochement with Japan and dialogue with northeast Asian powers on regional security.
Question: “What was President Kim doing?”
Answer:
Outlined ambitious foreign policy initiatives.
Confidence:
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