(Post-class bonus) Three-step reading of long documents: map first, then details, cite sources
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A three-step method for reading long documents: first give a full-document map and three key points, then expand on the parts you care about, and cite the original source in every answer so it's easy to check.
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What I just sent you is a document. Please read it for me in three steps:
1. First give me a "map": how many parts the document is divided into, and explain each part in one sentence; then pick out the 3 most important points.
2. Then stop and ask me which part I care about most, and expand after I answer.
3. For each answer afterward, note which page or paragraph of the original text the basis is on, and quote the original sentence so I can check it easily.
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