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import os
import re
import gradio as gr
import sys
import argparse
import json
import time
import hashlib
import base64
import logging

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Directory Structure: α7RV

• 1 My Menu/
  • 1 My Menu Setting/

    • 1 Add Item/

      Add Item Adds an item that can be selected in My Menu.

    • 2 Sort Item/ > Sort Item

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Directory Structure: α7RV

• 1 My Menu/
  • 1 My Menu Setting/
    • 1 Add Item/
    • 2 Sort Item/
    • 3 Delete Item/
    • 4 Delete Page/
    • 5 Delete All/
• 6 Display From My Menu/

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Question	Answer
21. What are dbt exposures, and why are they useful?	dbt exposures link data models to the end-user's BI tools or reports, providing visibility into how the data is used and ensuring that transformations are aligned with business goals.
22. How do you handle schema changes in dbt?	Schema changes are managed by updating the SQL models and schema.yml files. For complex changes, you can use versioning or migration scripts to avoid breaking downstream dependencies.

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Question	Answer
11. What are dbt seeds, and how do you use them?	dbt seeds are CSV files stored in your dbt project that can be loaded into your data warehouse as tables. You use the dbt seed command to populate the warehouse with this data.
12. Explain incremental models in dbt and when to use them.	Incremental models only update new or changed data since the last run. They are used to handle large datasets efficiently, reducing load times and compute costs.

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Question	Answer
1. What is dbt, and how does it work?	dbt (data build tool) is used for transforming data in a data warehouse. It works by enabling analysts and engineers to write transformations in SQL and execute them as part of a scheduled workflow.
2. Explain the difference between dbt models, seeds, and snapshots.	Models are SQL queries stored in files that transform raw data. Seeds are CSV files loaded into the data warehouse as tables. Snapshots capture data state at a point in time for historical analysis

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1. 1998: Car Bombing
2. 1999: Moscow Apartment Bombing
3. 1999: Attempted Strangling with a Tie by Aleksandr Pechurov
4. 2000: Poisoned Watermelon Incident in Germany
5. 2002: Theater Hostage Crisis in Moscow
6. 2002: Poisoning at KGB Restaurant in Moscow
7. 2002: Cherkizovo Poisoning Attempt
8. 2002: Azerbaijan Plot
9. 2002: Mailed Letter Bomb
10. 2004: Youth Forum Poisoning in St. Petersburg

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1. 1999: Moscow Apartment Bombing
2. 1999: Attempted Strangling with a Tie by Aleksandr Pechurov
3. 1998: Car Bombing
4. 2000: Poisoned Watermelon Incident in Germany
5. 2002: Theater Hostage Crisis in Moscow
6. 2002: Poisoning at KGB Restaurant in Moscow
7. 2002: Cherkizovo Poisoning Attempt
8. 2002: Azerbaijan Plot
9. 2002: Mailed Letter Bomb
10. 2004: Youth Forum Poisoning in St. Petersburg

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Name	Incident/Role	Year
Aleksandr Pechurov	Attempted to strangle Putin with his tie	1999
Umar Ismoilov	Swedish citizen arrested for plotting to blow up Putin's plane	2010
Nikolay Kalistratov	Accused of plotting to assassinate Putin during the Sochi Olympics	2014
Zakhary Calcutt	Arrested in Scotland for planning to shoot Putin during the LNG summit	2018
Efrem Lukatsky	Suspect in the Cherkizovo poisoning attempt	2002
Alexander Litvinenko	KGB defector poisoned in London; suspected connection to Putin	2006
Mikhail Kasyanov	Ex-Prime Minister, mentioned in context of false reports of assassination attempts	N/A

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Feature	Meta’s Llama 3.1 70B	Mistral Large 2 128B
Launch Date	July 23, 2024	Not prominently documented
Parameter Size	70 billion	128 billion
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