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Which magazine was started first Arthur's Magazine or First for Women?
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Avoid citing filler text - cite just the factual claim.\n\n## Calling Tools (<call_tool name=\"...\">query</call_tool>)\n- You can use the following tools:\n\n1. google_search \n- Purpose: general web search.\n- Input via: <call_tool name=\"google_search\">your query</call_tool>\n- Output: web search snippets (see SEARCH RESULTS).\n- Optional parameters \n - gl: geolocation\n - hl: host language\n\n2. browse_webpage \n- Purpose: open a specific URL (typically one returned by google_search) and extract readable page text as snippets. \n- Input via: <call_tool name=\"browse_webpage\">https://example.com/article</call_tool>\n- Output: webpage (see SEARCH RESULTS). \n\n3. snippet_search \n- Purpose: focused snippet retrieval from scientific papers\n- Input via: <call_tool name=\"snippet_search\">your query</call_tool>\n- Output: snippets from existing papers (see SEARCH RESULTS). \n- Examples: <call_tool name=\"snippet_search\" limit=\"8\" year=\"2021-2025\" fieldsOfStudy=\"Computer Science, Medicine\">large language model retrieval evaluation</call_tool>\n- Optional parameters \n - limit: number of snippets to retrieve\n - year: publication year; you can use a single number (e.g., 2024) or a range (e.g., 2022-2025)\n - fieldsOfStudy: One or a comma-separated list from: Computer Science, Medicine, Chemistry, Biology, Materials Science, Physics, Geology, Psychology, Art, History, Geography, Sociology, Business, Political Science, Economics, Philosophy, Mathematics, Engineering, Environmental Science, Agricultural and Food Sciences, Education, Law, Linguistics.\n\n## Tool Output\n- After you issue a tool call, we will execute it and return results wrapped in <tool_output> tags. \n- For web search and snippet search, the results appear as: <tool_output><snippet id=UNIQUE_ID>content</snippet>...</tool_output>\n- For web browsing, the searched results are represented as <tool_output><webpage id=UNIQUE_ID>content</webpage></tool_output>\n\n## Answer and Citation Format\n\n- Once you collect all of the necessary information, generate the final answer, and mark your answer with answer tags: <answer></answer>. \n- If your answer is short (e.g., a phrase or a number), you can also put the answer string in the \\boxed{} format.\n- In your answer, wrap the supported text in <cite id=\"SNIPPET_ID\"> ... </cite>. You have to use the exact ID from a returned <snippet id=...>...</snippet>.\n- If multiple sources support a passage, use multiple <cite> tags around the relevant clauses/sentences.\n- Examples \n<cite id=\"S17\">LLMs often hallucinate on long-tail facts.</cite>\n<answer>Based on the search results, <cite id=\"S23\">the first Harry Potter movie was released on November 16, 2001.</cite>Therefore, the final answer is \\boxed{November 16, 2001}.</answer>\n\n## WORKFLOW EXAMPLE\n\nBelow is a simple example that demonstrates the process and the correct use of tools and tags. In practice, you'll often need additional search iterations, and your final answer may be much longer (e.g., a multi-paragraph report).\n\nQuestion: Give a concise update on 2024 renewable energy market trends and current commercial solar efficiency benchmarks. \n\n<think>I need to understand the current market trends first</think>\n<call_tool name=\"google_search\">2024 renewable energy market trends</call_tool>\n<tool_output>[results provided as <snippet id=S_a1B9xQ2>...</snippet>, <snippet id=S_p0Zr41Q>...</snippet>]</tool_output>\n\n<think>Now I need specific data on solar panel efficiency</think>\n<call_tool name=\"snippet_search\" limit=\"5\" year=\"2023-2025\" fieldsOfStudy=\"Engineering, Materials Science\">latest solar panel efficiency 2024</call_tool>\n<tool_output>[results provided as <snippet id=S_x4xU7dU>...</snippet>, <snippet id=S_GxA2ZLh>...</snippet>]</tool_output>\n\n<think>I have enough to answer succinctly</think>\n<answer>\nGlobal renewables expanded rapidly in 2024, <cite ids=\"S_p0Zr41Q,S_GxA2ZLh\">driven primarily by the growth of solar and wind energy.</cite> \n<cite ids=\"S_x4xU7dU\">State-of-the-art commercial solar modules report cell efficiencies of ~26-27% and module efficiencies of ~23-24%.</cite>\n\\boxed{Solar leads 2024 renewables; top commercial module efficiency ~ 23-24%}\n</answer>\n\n## REQUIREMENTS\n- Think and search iteratively until you have sufficient information\n- Only provide the final answer when ready\n- Cite all claims from search results using exact snippet IDs",
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"content": "<think>I need to find out the starting (first publication) dates for both Arthur's Magazine and First for Women to determine which was started first. I'll start by searching for the start date of Arthur's Magazine.</think>\n\n<call_tool name=\"google_search\">Arthur's Magazine start date</call_tool><tool_output><snippet id=85c03221-0>\nTitle: Arthur (magazine)\nURL: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arthur_(magazine)\nSnippet: Arthur magazine was a bi-monthly periodical that was founded in October 2002, by publisher Laris Kreslins and editor Jay Babcock.See more\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=85c03221-1>\nTitle: Arthur's Magazine\nURL: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arthur%27s_Magazine\nSnippet: Arthur's Magazine (1844–1846) was an American literary periodical published in Philadelphia in the 19th century. Edited by Timothy Shay Arthur, it featured ...See more\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=85c03221-2>\nTitle: Arthur's Magazine Facts for Kids\nURL: https://kids.kiddle.co/Arthur%27s_Magazine\nSnippet: Arthur's Magazine was a popular American magazine published in Philadelphia during the 1840s. It was a \"literary periodical,\" which means it ...See more\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=85c03221-3>\nTitle: Catalog Record: Arthur's magazine\nURL: https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/000503351\nSnippet: Published: [Philadelphia : E. Ferrett and Co., 1844-1846]. ; Note: Edited by T. S. Arthur. T. S. Arthur was editor of this famous ladies' magazine, which ...See more\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=85c03221-4>\nTitle: All-Ages Counterculture Since 2002 | Page 74\nURL: https://arthurmag.com/page/74/?)/,2r\nSnippet: I'll gladly make the statement that Arthur's imminent resurrection is noteworthy. During its initial run, from 2002 – 2008, the bi-monthly ...See more\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=85c03221-5>\nTitle: Arthur (magazine)\nURL: https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Arthur_Magazine\nSnippet: Arthur magazine was a bi-monthly periodical that was founded in October 2002, by publisher Laris Kreslins and editor Jay Babcock.\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=85c03221-6>\nTitle: Arthur Magazine Returns\nURL: https://relix.com/uncategorized/detail/arthur_magazine_returns/\nSnippet: Founded in 2002 by Jay Babcock and shuttered six years and 32 issues later, it became the bible for a burgeoning renaissance of psychedelic ...See more\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=85c03221-7>\nTitle: Arthur Magazine Is Back After a Short-Lived Death\nURL: https://www.seattleweekly.com/music/arthur-magazine-is-back-after-a-short-lived-death/\nSnippet: Arthur magazine, a free bimonthly counterculture rag which, since 2002, had covered and branded the neo-psychedelic scene, profiling Devendra ...See more\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=85c03221-8>\nTitle: Arthur's Home Magazine archives\nURL: https://onlinebooks.library.upenn.edu/webbin/serial?id=arthhome1852\nSnippet: Arthur's Home Magazine began in 1852. All content of this serial is in the public domain in the US. (More details) It ran for 8 volumes until 1856, and was then ...See more\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=85c03221-9>\nTitle: Arthur's Lady's Home Magazine\nURL: https://justapedia.org/wiki/Arthur%27s_Lady%27s_Home_Magazine\nSnippet: Arthur's Home Magazine (1852 – c. 1898) or Ladies' Home Magazine was an American periodical published in Philadelphia by Timothy Shay Arthur ...See more\n</snippet></tool_output><think>The information shows that Arthur's Magazine was published from 1844 to 1846.<cite id=\"85c03221-1,85c03221-3\"></cite>\nNow, I need to find the start date for \"First for Women\" magazine.</think>\n\n\n<call_tool name=\"google_search\">First for Women magazine start date</call_tool><tool_output><snippet id=819e23ed-0>\nTitle: First for Women\nURL: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_for_Women\nSnippet: The magazine was started in 1989 by Bauer Media Group. In 2011 the circulation of the magazine was 1,310,696 copies.See more\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=819e23ed-1>\nTitle: Contact Us | First For Women\nURL: https://www.firstforwomen.com/contact-us\nSnippet: Beginning in mid‑June 2025, your First for Women subscription will automatically transition to Woman's World, and this change will be reflected ...See more\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=819e23ed-2>\nTitle: Issue June 30, 2025 - First for Women\nURL: https://www.zinio.com/publications/first-for-women/30810\nSnippet: First for Women. June 30, 2025. Add to favorites. First for Women is a women's interest magazine that gives ...See more\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=819e23ed-3>\nTitle: First For Women\nURL: https://subscribe.firstforwomen.com/\nSnippet: We regret to inform you that First for Women magazine has been discontinued, and the final issue will be the June 30, 2025 cover date. ... date by contacting ...See more\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=819e23ed-4>\nTitle: Get digital access to First for Women - August 26, 2024 issue\nURL: https://www.magzter.com/US/a360media-LLC/First-for-Women/Womens-Interest/1799324?srsltid=AfmBOoqfJIa42NWTvvQytQP6EoV5_A0K98fv_8MQ3LZi9u5-Z0rikpHc\nSnippet: Get the First for Women - August 26, 2024 - Magazine digital issue, and enjoy reading it anytime and anywhere on the Magzter website, iOS, Android, ...\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=819e23ed-5>\nTitle: Turn Up the Presses — First for Women Magazine Is Now ...\nURL: https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/turn-presses-first-women-magazine-091219775.html\nSnippet: From now on, a new print issue of First for Women will arrive crisp and fresh every week. It kicks off with our April 1 edition, with Hoda Kotb ...See more\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=819e23ed-6>\nTitle: First for Women\nURL: https://www.facebook.com/firstforwomenmag/\nSnippet: First for Women ... Solutions & ideas from top experts and informed readers. Breakthrough health, food, and psych news. Plus, exclusive celebrity interviews.See more\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=819e23ed-7>\nTitle: First for Women Magazine Current & Back Issues\nURL: https://magazineshop.us/collections/first-for-women-magazine?srsltid=AfmBOoq3FIFiwJ9e6b3lI442ywJQT0CDzRgny87DvKG2JnI4RmmXfJVC\nSnippet: Shop current and back issues from First for Women magazine for the best natural health, diet and wellbeing advice for women over 45.\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=819e23ed-8>\nTitle: Saying Goodbye to First for Women and Hello ...\nURL: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DLJGf5XOsZY/?hl=en\nSnippet: This is the final issue of First for Women. It's a bittersweet goodbye but we've made the decision to focus all our energy on women's world. Our ...See more\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=819e23ed-9>\nTitle: First for Women - Alchetron, The Free Social Encyclopedia\nURL: https://alchetron.com/First-for-Women\nSnippet: First for Women is a woman's magazine published by Bauer Media Group in the USA. The magazine was started in 1989.\n</snippet></tool_output><think>The search confirms that \"First for Women\" magazine was started in 1989<cite id=\"819e23ed-0,819e23ed-9\"></cite>. Arthur's Magazine was published from 1844–1846<cite id=\"85c03221-1,85c03221-3\"></cite>. Thus, Arthur's Magazine was started first.</think>\n\n\n<answer>\\boxed{Arthur's Magazine}</answer>",
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The Oberoi family is part of a hotel company that has a head office in what city?
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"content": "You are a research assistant who answers questions through iterative reasoning and research.\n\n## Process\n- Use <think></think> tags to show your reasoning at any point.\n- Use <call_tool name=\"...\">query</call_tool> when you need information (see tools below).\n- You can alternate between thinking and searching multiple times.\n- Only provide <answer></answer> tags when you have enough information for a complete response. If the problem asks for a specific, short-form answer, you can also put the answer string in the \\boxed{} format. \n- Support every non-trivial claim with retrieved evidence. Wrap the exact claim span in <cite id=\"ID1,ID2\">...</cite>, where id are snippet IDs from searched results (comma-separated if multiple). Use only returned snippets; never invent IDs. Avoid citing filler text - cite just the factual claim.\n\n## Calling Tools (<call_tool name=\"...\">query</call_tool>)\n- You can use the following tools:\n\n1. google_search \n- Purpose: general web search.\n- Input via: <call_tool name=\"google_search\">your query</call_tool>\n- Output: web search snippets (see SEARCH RESULTS).\n- Optional parameters \n - gl: geolocation\n - hl: host language\n\n2. browse_webpage \n- Purpose: open a specific URL (typically one returned by google_search) and extract readable page text as snippets. \n- Input via: <call_tool name=\"browse_webpage\">https://example.com/article</call_tool>\n- Output: webpage (see SEARCH RESULTS). \n\n3. snippet_search \n- Purpose: focused snippet retrieval from scientific papers\n- Input via: <call_tool name=\"snippet_search\">your query</call_tool>\n- Output: snippets from existing papers (see SEARCH RESULTS). \n- Examples: <call_tool name=\"snippet_search\" limit=\"8\" year=\"2021-2025\" fieldsOfStudy=\"Computer Science, Medicine\">large language model retrieval evaluation</call_tool>\n- Optional parameters \n - limit: number of snippets to retrieve\n - year: publication year; you can use a single number (e.g., 2024) or a range (e.g., 2022-2025)\n - fieldsOfStudy: One or a comma-separated list from: Computer Science, Medicine, Chemistry, Biology, Materials Science, Physics, Geology, Psychology, Art, History, Geography, Sociology, Business, Political Science, Economics, Philosophy, Mathematics, Engineering, Environmental Science, Agricultural and Food Sciences, Education, Law, Linguistics.\n\n## Tool Output\n- After you issue a tool call, we will execute it and return results wrapped in <tool_output> tags. \n- For web search and snippet search, the results appear as: <tool_output><snippet id=UNIQUE_ID>content</snippet>...</tool_output>\n- For web browsing, the searched results are represented as <tool_output><webpage id=UNIQUE_ID>content</webpage></tool_output>\n\n## Answer and Citation Format\n\n- Once you collect all of the necessary information, generate the final answer, and mark your answer with answer tags: <answer></answer>. \n- If your answer is short (e.g., a phrase or a number), you can also put the answer string in the \\boxed{} format.\n- In your answer, wrap the supported text in <cite id=\"SNIPPET_ID\"> ... </cite>. You have to use the exact ID from a returned <snippet id=...>...</snippet>.\n- If multiple sources support a passage, use multiple <cite> tags around the relevant clauses/sentences.\n- Examples \n<cite id=\"S17\">LLMs often hallucinate on long-tail facts.</cite>\n<answer>Based on the search results, <cite id=\"S23\">the first Harry Potter movie was released on November 16, 2001.</cite>Therefore, the final answer is \\boxed{November 16, 2001}.</answer>\n\n## WORKFLOW EXAMPLE\n\nBelow is a simple example that demonstrates the process and the correct use of tools and tags. In practice, you'll often need additional search iterations, and your final answer may be much longer (e.g., a multi-paragraph report).\n\nQuestion: Give a concise update on 2024 renewable energy market trends and current commercial solar efficiency benchmarks. \n\n<think>I need to understand the current market trends first</think>\n<call_tool name=\"google_search\">2024 renewable energy market trends</call_tool>\n<tool_output>[results provided as <snippet id=S_a1B9xQ2>...</snippet>, <snippet id=S_p0Zr41Q>...</snippet>]</tool_output>\n\n<think>Now I need specific data on solar panel efficiency</think>\n<call_tool name=\"snippet_search\" limit=\"5\" year=\"2023-2025\" fieldsOfStudy=\"Engineering, Materials Science\">latest solar panel efficiency 2024</call_tool>\n<tool_output>[results provided as <snippet id=S_x4xU7dU>...</snippet>, <snippet id=S_GxA2ZLh>...</snippet>]</tool_output>\n\n<think>I have enough to answer succinctly</think>\n<answer>\nGlobal renewables expanded rapidly in 2024, <cite ids=\"S_p0Zr41Q,S_GxA2ZLh\">driven primarily by the growth of solar and wind energy.</cite> \n<cite ids=\"S_x4xU7dU\">State-of-the-art commercial solar modules report cell efficiencies of ~26-27% and module efficiencies of ~23-24%.</cite>\n\\boxed{Solar leads 2024 renewables; top commercial module efficiency ~ 23-24%}\n</answer>\n\n## REQUIREMENTS\n- Think and search iteratively until you have sufficient information\n- Only provide the final answer when ready\n- Cite all claims from search results using exact snippet IDs",
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"content": "<think>The question asks for the city where the Oberoi hotel group's head office is located. First, I should confirm the Oberoi family’s connection to the Oberoi Group and then determine the head office location of the Oberoi Group.</think>\n\n<call_tool name=\"google_search\">Oberoi Group head office location</call_tool><tool_output><snippet id=1ef02dd7-0>\nTitle: The Oberoi Group\nURL: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Oberoi_Group\nSnippet: The Oberoi Group is a luxury hotel group with its head office in New Delhi, India. Founded in 1934, the company owns and operates 32 luxury hotels and two ...See more\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=1ef02dd7-1>\nTitle: Contact Us for Bookings & Inquiries - Oberoi Hotels\nURL: https://www.oberoihotels.com/contact-us/\nSnippet: Corporate Marketing. Address. Corporate Office, Gurgaon, c/o The Oberoi, Gurgaon, 443, Udyog Vihar Phase V, Gurgaon – 122016. Email. [email protected] more\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=1ef02dd7-2>\nTitle: The Oberoi Group\nURL: https://in.linkedin.com/company/the-oberoi-group\nSnippet: Website: http://www.oberoihotels.com. External link for The Oberoi Group ; Industry: Hospitality ; Company size: 5,001-10,000 employees ; Headquarters: Delhi ; Type ...See more\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=1ef02dd7-3>\nTitle: The Oberoi Group - Products, Competitors, Financials ...\nURL: https://www.cbinsights.com/company/oberoi-group\nSnippet: The Oberoi Group's headquarters is located at 7 - Sham Nath Marg, New Delhi. Who are The Oberoi Group's competitors? Competitors of The Oberoi Group include ...See more\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=1ef02dd7-4>\nTitle: The Oberoi Group\nURL: https://www.hotelspeconline.com/company/537\nSnippet: Regional Offices · South-East Asia and China office. The Oberoi Group. 3 Church Street. Level 8. Samsung Hub. Singapore. Singapore. 049483. +65 64083796. sales.See more\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=1ef02dd7-5>\nTitle: The Oberoi Group Company Overview, Contact Details & ...\nURL: https://leadiq.com/c/the-oberoi-group/5a1d95e4230000520084868f\nSnippet: The Oberoi Group's main headquarters is located at 7, Sham Nath Marg, Delhi, 110054, IN. The company has employees across 5 continents, including AsiaAfrica ...See more\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=1ef02dd7-6>\nTitle: About Us\nURL: https://www.oberoigroup.com/aboutus/aboutus\nSnippet: Corporate Office, Gurgaon, c/o The Oberoi Gurgaon, 443, Udyog Vihar Phase V, Gurgaon - 122016. Email: [email protected]. Timings: Monday to Friday, 9.30 ...See more\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=1ef02dd7-7>\nTitle: The Oberoi Group 2025 Company Profile\nURL: https://pitchbook.com/profiles/company/64051-48\nSnippet: The Oberoi Group is headquartered in Delhi, India. What is the size of The Oberoi Group? The Oberoi Group has 9,448 total employees. What industry is The Oberoi ...See more\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=1ef02dd7-8>\nTitle: Oberoi Realty Ltd Locations - Headquarters & Offices\nURL: https://www.globaldata.com/company-profile/oberoi-realty-ltd/locations/\nSnippet: Country. India ; Address. Commerz, 3f, Off Western Express Highway, International Business Park, Oberoi Garden City,Goregaon (East), Mumbai, Maharashtra, 400063.See more\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=1ef02dd7-9>\nTitle: The Oberoi Group - Exhibitor Details\nURL: https://www.iltm.com/asia-pacific/en-gb/exhibitor-directory/exhibitor-details.the%20oberoi%20group.org-f02bf7df-6e60-44f3-8773-eaf5f1a2c421.html\nSnippet: The Oberoi Group, founded in 1934, operates 32 hotels, Nile Cruisers. The Group has presence in seven countries including India, Indonesia (Bali & Lombok), ...\n</snippet></tool_output><think>Multiple snippets indicate The Oberoi Group's head office is in New Delhi or Delhi. The address \"7, Sham Nath Marg, Delhi, 110054, IN\" is mentioned as the main headquarters. Both New Delhi and Delhi are used interchangeably, but the most precise formal mention for the main head office is \"New Delhi, India\" as per Wikipedia and other sources.</think>\n\n<answer>\\boxed{New Delhi}</answer>",
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Musician and satirist Allie Goertz wrote a song about the "The Simpsons" character Milhouse, who Matt Groening named after who?
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"content": "You are a research assistant who answers questions through iterative reasoning and research.\n\n## Process\n- Use <think></think> tags to show your reasoning at any point.\n- Use <call_tool name=\"...\">query</call_tool> when you need information (see tools below).\n- You can alternate between thinking and searching multiple times.\n- Only provide <answer></answer> tags when you have enough information for a complete response. If the problem asks for a specific, short-form answer, you can also put the answer string in the \\boxed{} format. \n- Support every non-trivial claim with retrieved evidence. Wrap the exact claim span in <cite id=\"ID1,ID2\">...</cite>, where id are snippet IDs from searched results (comma-separated if multiple). Use only returned snippets; never invent IDs. Avoid citing filler text - cite just the factual claim.\n\n## Calling Tools (<call_tool name=\"...\">query</call_tool>)\n- You can use the following tools:\n\n1. google_search \n- Purpose: general web search.\n- Input via: <call_tool name=\"google_search\">your query</call_tool>\n- Output: web search snippets (see SEARCH RESULTS).\n- Optional parameters \n - gl: geolocation\n - hl: host language\n\n2. browse_webpage \n- Purpose: open a specific URL (typically one returned by google_search) and extract readable page text as snippets. \n- Input via: <call_tool name=\"browse_webpage\">https://example.com/article</call_tool>\n- Output: webpage (see SEARCH RESULTS). \n\n3. snippet_search \n- Purpose: focused snippet retrieval from scientific papers\n- Input via: <call_tool name=\"snippet_search\">your query</call_tool>\n- Output: snippets from existing papers (see SEARCH RESULTS). \n- Examples: <call_tool name=\"snippet_search\" limit=\"8\" year=\"2021-2025\" fieldsOfStudy=\"Computer Science, Medicine\">large language model retrieval evaluation</call_tool>\n- Optional parameters \n - limit: number of snippets to retrieve\n - year: publication year; you can use a single number (e.g., 2024) or a range (e.g., 2022-2025)\n - fieldsOfStudy: One or a comma-separated list from: Computer Science, Medicine, Chemistry, Biology, Materials Science, Physics, Geology, Psychology, Art, History, Geography, Sociology, Business, Political Science, Economics, Philosophy, Mathematics, Engineering, Environmental Science, Agricultural and Food Sciences, Education, Law, Linguistics.\n\n## Tool Output\n- After you issue a tool call, we will execute it and return results wrapped in <tool_output> tags. \n- For web search and snippet search, the results appear as: <tool_output><snippet id=UNIQUE_ID>content</snippet>...</tool_output>\n- For web browsing, the searched results are represented as <tool_output><webpage id=UNIQUE_ID>content</webpage></tool_output>\n\n## Answer and Citation Format\n\n- Once you collect all of the necessary information, generate the final answer, and mark your answer with answer tags: <answer></answer>. \n- If your answer is short (e.g., a phrase or a number), you can also put the answer string in the \\boxed{} format.\n- In your answer, wrap the supported text in <cite id=\"SNIPPET_ID\"> ... </cite>. You have to use the exact ID from a returned <snippet id=...>...</snippet>.\n- If multiple sources support a passage, use multiple <cite> tags around the relevant clauses/sentences.\n- Examples \n<cite id=\"S17\">LLMs often hallucinate on long-tail facts.</cite>\n<answer>Based on the search results, <cite id=\"S23\">the first Harry Potter movie was released on November 16, 2001.</cite>Therefore, the final answer is \\boxed{November 16, 2001}.</answer>\n\n## WORKFLOW EXAMPLE\n\nBelow is a simple example that demonstrates the process and the correct use of tools and tags. In practice, you'll often need additional search iterations, and your final answer may be much longer (e.g., a multi-paragraph report).\n\nQuestion: Give a concise update on 2024 renewable energy market trends and current commercial solar efficiency benchmarks. \n\n<think>I need to understand the current market trends first</think>\n<call_tool name=\"google_search\">2024 renewable energy market trends</call_tool>\n<tool_output>[results provided as <snippet id=S_a1B9xQ2>...</snippet>, <snippet id=S_p0Zr41Q>...</snippet>]</tool_output>\n\n<think>Now I need specific data on solar panel efficiency</think>\n<call_tool name=\"snippet_search\" limit=\"5\" year=\"2023-2025\" fieldsOfStudy=\"Engineering, Materials Science\">latest solar panel efficiency 2024</call_tool>\n<tool_output>[results provided as <snippet id=S_x4xU7dU>...</snippet>, <snippet id=S_GxA2ZLh>...</snippet>]</tool_output>\n\n<think>I have enough to answer succinctly</think>\n<answer>\nGlobal renewables expanded rapidly in 2024, <cite ids=\"S_p0Zr41Q,S_GxA2ZLh\">driven primarily by the growth of solar and wind energy.</cite> \n<cite ids=\"S_x4xU7dU\">State-of-the-art commercial solar modules report cell efficiencies of ~26-27% and module efficiencies of ~23-24%.</cite>\n\\boxed{Solar leads 2024 renewables; top commercial module efficiency ~ 23-24%}\n</answer>\n\n## REQUIREMENTS\n- Think and search iteratively until you have sufficient information\n- Only provide the final answer when ready\n- Cite all claims from search results using exact snippet IDs",
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"content": "<think>I need to clarify who Matt Groening named the character \"Milhouse\" after. The song by Allie Goertz about Milhouse is additional context, but the main focus is on the origin of the character's name. I'll start by searching for information about the naming of Milhouse Van Houten from \"The Simpsons.\"</think>\n\n<call_tool name=\"google_search\">Milhouse Simpsons character name origin</call_tool><tool_output><snippet id=cdfa6f53-0>\nTitle: TIL That Milhouse from the Simpsons was named after U.S ...\nURL: https://www.reddit.com/r/todayilearned/comments/kcfae7/til_that_milhouse_from_the_simpsons_was_named/\nSnippet: Milhouse from the Simpsons was named after US president Richard Milhous Nixon. The name was the most unfortunate name Matt Groening could think of for a child.See more\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=cdfa6f53-1>\nTitle: Milhouse Van Houten\nURL: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milhouse_Van_Houten\nSnippet: His last name was given to him by Howard Gewirtz, a freelance writer who wrote the episode \"Homer Defined\". Gewirtz got the name from one of his wife's friends ...See more\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=cdfa6f53-2>\nTitle: Milhouse Van Houten | Simpsons Wiki | Fandom\nURL: https://simpsons.fandom.com/wiki/Milhouse_Van_Houten\nSnippet: Milhouse was named after US President Richard Nixon, whose middle name was Milhous. The name was the most \"unfortunate name Matt Groening could think ...See more\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=cdfa6f53-3>\nTitle: Why does Milhouse from The Simpsons have such an odd ...\nURL: https://www.quora.com/Why-does-Milhouse-from-The-Simpsons-have-such-an-odd-name\nSnippet: Well, according to Wikipedia (and the Simpsons wiki): Milhouse was named after U.S. president Richard Milhous Nixon. The name was the most \" ...See more\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=cdfa6f53-4>\nTitle: Origin of the name Milhouse - Factual Questions\nURL: https://boards.straightdope.com/t/origin-of-the-name-milhouse/316097\nSnippet: If the OP is asking where the name comes from, it derives from Mill House. There are any number of people with the last name of Milhouse in the ...See more\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=cdfa6f53-5>\nTitle: The Surprisingly Dark Inspiration for Milhouse's Name\nURL: https://screenrant.com/simpsons-tv-show-milhouse-name-dark-inspiration/\nSnippet: Milhouse's first name was inspired by disgraced U.S. president Richard Nixon, whose middle name is Milhouse. Nixon of course had to resign the ...See more\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=cdfa6f53-6>\nTitle: How The Simpsons Characters Got Their Names\nURL: https://medium.com/knowledge-stew/how-the-simpsons-characters-got-their-names-73a984e1141d\nSnippet: Many of the other characters in Springfield got their names from street names in Portland, Oregon, where Groening grew up. He wanted to name ...See more\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=cdfa6f53-7>\nTitle: Unique ways in which The Simpsons characters got their ...\nURL: https://nohomers.net/forums/index.php?threads/unique-ways-in-which-the-simpsons-characters-got-their-names.43076/\nSnippet: I remember Groening picked the name \"Milhouse\" as it was \"the most unfortunate name to give to a child that [he] could possibly think of.See more\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=cdfa6f53-8>\nTitle: Message: \"Milhouse\"\nURL: https://www.behindthename.com/bb/fact/4565827\nSnippet: RMN was most likely the namesake for the Simpsons' character. MILHOUS looks (to me) like a Germanic surname that most likely means \"from the house by the mill,\" ...See more\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=cdfa6f53-9>\nTitle: The Simpsons creator Matt Groening shares Milhouse got ...\nURL: https://www.facebook.com/Nerdist/posts/the-simpsons-creator-matt-groening-shares-milhouse-got-his-name-because-it-was-t/976019121220252/\nSnippet: The Simpsons creator Matt Groening shares Milhouse got his name because \"it was the most unfortunate name a kid could have.\"See more\n</snippet></tool_output><think>The search results consistently state that Milhouse from \"The Simpsons\" was named after U.S. President Richard Nixon, whose middle name was \"Milhous.\" Multiple sources, including fan wikis and reputable articles, cite this fact. Matt Groening chose the name because he considered it an \"unfortunate\" name for a child, but the direct namesake is Richard Milhous Nixon.</think>\n\n\n<answer>\\boxed{Richard Milhous Nixon}</answer>",
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Avoid citing filler text - cite just the factual claim.\n\n## Calling Tools (<call_tool name=\"...\">query</call_tool>)\n- You can use the following tools:\n\n1. google_search \n- Purpose: general web search.\n- Input via: <call_tool name=\"google_search\">your query</call_tool>\n- Output: web search snippets (see SEARCH RESULTS).\n- Optional parameters \n - gl: geolocation\n - hl: host language\n\n2. browse_webpage \n- Purpose: open a specific URL (typically one returned by google_search) and extract readable page text as snippets. \n- Input via: <call_tool name=\"browse_webpage\">https://example.com/article</call_tool>\n- Output: webpage (see SEARCH RESULTS). \n\n3. snippet_search \n- Purpose: focused snippet retrieval from scientific papers\n- Input via: <call_tool name=\"snippet_search\">your query</call_tool>\n- Output: snippets from existing papers (see SEARCH RESULTS). \n- Examples: <call_tool name=\"snippet_search\" limit=\"8\" year=\"2021-2025\" fieldsOfStudy=\"Computer Science, Medicine\">large language model retrieval evaluation</call_tool>\n- Optional parameters \n - limit: number of snippets to retrieve\n - year: publication year; you can use a single number (e.g., 2024) or a range (e.g., 2022-2025)\n - fieldsOfStudy: One or a comma-separated list from: Computer Science, Medicine, Chemistry, Biology, Materials Science, Physics, Geology, Psychology, Art, History, Geography, Sociology, Business, Political Science, Economics, Philosophy, Mathematics, Engineering, Environmental Science, Agricultural and Food Sciences, Education, Law, Linguistics.\n\n## Tool Output\n- After you issue a tool call, we will execute it and return results wrapped in <tool_output> tags. \n- For web search and snippet search, the results appear as: <tool_output><snippet id=UNIQUE_ID>content</snippet>...</tool_output>\n- For web browsing, the searched results are represented as <tool_output><webpage id=UNIQUE_ID>content</webpage></tool_output>\n\n## Answer and Citation Format\n\n- Once you collect all of the necessary information, generate the final answer, and mark your answer with answer tags: <answer></answer>. \n- If your answer is short (e.g., a phrase or a number), you can also put the answer string in the \\boxed{} format.\n- In your answer, wrap the supported text in <cite id=\"SNIPPET_ID\"> ... </cite>. You have to use the exact ID from a returned <snippet id=...>...</snippet>.\n- If multiple sources support a passage, use multiple <cite> tags around the relevant clauses/sentences.\n- Examples \n<cite id=\"S17\">LLMs often hallucinate on long-tail facts.</cite>\n<answer>Based on the search results, <cite id=\"S23\">the first Harry Potter movie was released on November 16, 2001.</cite>Therefore, the final answer is \\boxed{November 16, 2001}.</answer>\n\n## WORKFLOW EXAMPLE\n\nBelow is a simple example that demonstrates the process and the correct use of tools and tags. In practice, you'll often need additional search iterations, and your final answer may be much longer (e.g., a multi-paragraph report).\n\nQuestion: Give a concise update on 2024 renewable energy market trends and current commercial solar efficiency benchmarks. \n\n<think>I need to understand the current market trends first</think>\n<call_tool name=\"google_search\">2024 renewable energy market trends</call_tool>\n<tool_output>[results provided as <snippet id=S_a1B9xQ2>...</snippet>, <snippet id=S_p0Zr41Q>...</snippet>]</tool_output>\n\n<think>Now I need specific data on solar panel efficiency</think>\n<call_tool name=\"snippet_search\" limit=\"5\" year=\"2023-2025\" fieldsOfStudy=\"Engineering, Materials Science\">latest solar panel efficiency 2024</call_tool>\n<tool_output>[results provided as <snippet id=S_x4xU7dU>...</snippet>, <snippet id=S_GxA2ZLh>...</snippet>]</tool_output>\n\n<think>I have enough to answer succinctly</think>\n<answer>\nGlobal renewables expanded rapidly in 2024, <cite ids=\"S_p0Zr41Q,S_GxA2ZLh\">driven primarily by the growth of solar and wind energy.</cite> \n<cite ids=\"S_x4xU7dU\">State-of-the-art commercial solar modules report cell efficiencies of ~26-27% and module efficiencies of ~23-24%.</cite>\n\\boxed{Solar leads 2024 renewables; top commercial module efficiency ~ 23-24%}\n</answer>\n\n## REQUIREMENTS\n- Think and search iteratively until you have sufficient information\n- Only provide the final answer when ready\n- Cite all claims from search results using exact snippet IDs",
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"content": " What nationality was James Henry Miller's wife?\n\nFor the given question, please think and search iteratively to find the answer, and provide the final answer in following format: <answer>\\boxed{exact answer}</answer>.",
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"content": "<think>I need to confirm who James Henry Miller was, to know which historical figure is meant. There are potentially several people with this name, but it's most likely referring to the British folk singer known as Ewan MacColl, whose birth name was James Henry Miller. To verify, I'll check which James Henry Miller is most commonly associated with this question, and then seek details on his wife’s nationality.</think>\n\n<call_tool name=\"google_search\">James Henry Miller biography</call_tool><tool_output><snippet id=ba18c7c0-0>\nTitle: James Miller (filmmaker)\nURL: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Miller_(filmmaker)\nSnippet: James Henry Dominic Miller (18 December 1968 – 2 May 2003) was a Welsh cameraman, producer, and director, and recipient of numerous awards, including five Emmy ...See more\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=ba18c7c0-1>\nTitle: James Henry Miller (1915-1989) - WikiTree\nURL: https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Miller-51379\nSnippet: James Henry Miller better known as Ewan MacColl, was an English folk singer-songwriter. He recorded songs such as \"The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face\" (1957)See more\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=ba18c7c0-2>\nTitle: James Henry Miller\nURL: https://www.durham.gov.uk/media/9548/Jim-Miller-s-biography/pdf/AllLinedUp_JimMiller_Biography.pdf\nSnippet: James Miller was born in October 1910 in Sunderland. After he left school, James had a number of jobs before he decided to emigrate to Canada.See more\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=ba18c7c0-3>\nTitle: James Henry Miller was born in Manchester. He took part ...\nURL: https://www.facebook.com/groups/wyreramblers/posts/10156038044771636/\nSnippet: James Henry Miller (25 January 1915 – 22 October 1989),[1] better known by his stage name Ewan MacColl, was a British folk singer-songwriter, ...See more\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=ba18c7c0-4>\nTitle: Biography of James Miller - author of Lost Boys, Sunshine ...\nURL: http://www.jamesmillerauthor.com/biography.html\nSnippet: I was born in London in July 1976. For as long as I can remember I wanted to be a writer, and have always written stories for my own amusement.See more\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=ba18c7c0-5>\nTitle: Henry Miller\nURL: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_Miller\nSnippet: Henry Valentine Miller (December 26, 1891 – June 7, 1980) was an American novelist, short story writer and essayist. He broke with existing literary forms ...See more\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=ba18c7c0-6>\nTitle: A Dirty Young Man And How He Grew\nURL: https://www.nytimes.com/1991/06/23/books/a-dirty-young-man-and-how-he-grew.html\nSnippet: Born in 1891 to hardworking parents, Miller was a precocious child, finding relief from domestic surveillance in the streets of Brooklyn. His ...See more\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=ba18c7c0-7>\nTitle: Daisy Miller: James, Henry: 9781420925173\nURL: https://www.amazon.com/Daisy-Miller-Henry-Jr-James/dp/1420925172\nSnippet: \"Daisy Miller\" is Henry James's classic story of a young American woman who while traveling in Europe is courted by Frederick Winterbourne.See more\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=ba18c7c0-8>\nTitle: The Remarkable Life of Henry Miller\nURL: https://ibew.org/the-remarkable-life-of-henry-miller/\nSnippet: According to an 1896 issue of the Electrical Worker – the IBEW's first publication – Miller was born in 1858 on a ranch in Gillespie County, ...See more\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=ba18c7c0-9>\nTitle: Resume of James Henry Miller, 1988-12 - Calhoun\nURL: https://calhoun.nps.edu/bitstream/handle/10945/53976/RESUME_OF_JAMES_HENRY_MILLER_1988-12.pdf?sequence=1\nSnippet: James Miller was born in Chicopee,. Massachusetts in 1957. He attended. Worcester Polytechnic Institute in Worcester,. Massachusetts where he majored in ...See more\n</snippet></tool_output><think>The search results confirm that James Henry Miller is better known as Ewan MacColl, the English/British folk singer-songwriter.<cite id=\"ba18c7c0-1,ba18c7c0-3\">James Henry Miller better known as Ewan MacColl, was an English folk singer-songwriter.</cite> To answer the original question, I need to determine the nationality of his wife. Ewan MacColl was famously married to Peggy Seeger, who is American. I will do a targeted search for Ewan MacColl’s wife to confirm her name and nationality.</think>\n\n\n<call_tool name=\"google_search\">Ewan MacColl wife nationality</call_tool><tool_output><snippet id=69ef7f17-0>\nTitle: Peggy Seeger\nURL: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peggy_Seeger\nSnippet: Margaret \"Peggy\" Seeger (born June 17, 1935) is an American folk singer and songwriter. She has lived in Britain for more than 60 years.See more\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=69ef7f17-1>\nTitle: After 60+ years in the UK, Peggy Seeger is probably as ...\nURL: https://www.facebook.com/groups/343307383242432/posts/1673997663506724/\nSnippet: After 60+ years in the UK, Peggy Seeger is probably as much British as American. Her late husband Ewan McColl, who of course wrote The First ...\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=69ef7f17-2>\nTitle: Peggy Seeger: 'Folk is full of raunchy songs, but they're not ...\nURL: https://www.theguardian.com/music/2021/apr/11/peggy-seeger-folk-raunchy-songs-first-farewell-interview\nSnippet: The American folk musician and activist on playful lyrics, older women and her late stepdaughter, Kirsty MacCollSee more\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=69ef7f17-3>\nTitle: Ewan MacColl\nURL: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ewan_MacColl\nSnippet: This was Joan Littlewood who became MacColl's wife and work partner. In 1936, after a failed attempt to move to London, the couple returned to Manchester ...See more\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=69ef7f17-4>\nTitle: The American Interview: Peggy Seeger\nURL: https://www.theamerican.co.uk/pr/rev-int-Peggy-Seeger.php\nSnippet: We spoke with American folk legend and protest singer Peggy Seeger at 'home' in England.\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=69ef7f17-5>\nTitle: Ewan MacColl and Peggy Seeger: Creating Music ...\nURL: https://blogs.loc.gov/music/2023/06/ewan-maccoll-and-peggy-seeger-creating-music-and-family/\nSnippet: In 1956 a young Peggy met the charismatic British folksinger and songwriter Ewan, and soon sparks flew. For more than thirty years, until Ewan's ...See more\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=69ef7f17-6>\nTitle: Ewan MacColl And Peggy Seeger - RTÉ Archives\nURL: https://www.rte.ie/archives/2020/1013/1171336-ewan-maccoll-and-peggy-seeger/\nSnippet: British singer songwriter and activist Ewan MacColl and his wife, American folksinger and musician Peggy Seeger are guests on 'First House'. Ewan MacColl ...See more\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=69ef7f17-7>\nTitle: On 4th March 1959, Ewan MacColl and Peggy Seeger ...\nURL: https://www.facebook.com/ewanmaccollmusic/posts/on-4th-march-1959-ewan-maccoll-and-peggy-seeger-celebrated-the-birth-of-their-fi/783911563445627/\nSnippet: On 4th March 1959, Ewan MacColl and Peggy Seeger celebrated the birth of their first child, Neill MacColl. 6 months later, Ewan's wife, Jean, gave birth to ...See more\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=69ef7f17-8>\nTitle: At Home With Peggy Seeger - by Georgia Christgau\nURL: https://robertchristgau.substack.com/p/at-home-with-peggy-seeger\nSnippet: Seeger became a British citizen just in time to give birth to her first son, Neill, in 1959. A brave, buoyant soul, she raised three children, ...See more\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=69ef7f17-9>\nTitle: The genius of Ewan MacColl, lifelong artist & activist\nURL: https://www.peoplesworld.org/article/the-genius-of-ewan-maccoll-lifelong-artist-and-activist/\nSnippet: With Joan Littlewood, a young actress from the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts and later MacColl's first wife, they formed the Theatre Union.See more\n</snippet></tool_output><think>Multiple snippets verify that Ewan MacColl's (born James Henry Miller) wife, Peggy Seeger, is American. This is confirmed by both her Wikipedia entry and interviews/articles that refer to her as an American folk singer. Additionally, they specify her full name as Margaret \"Peggy\" Seeger and her American nationality.</think>\n\n\n<answer>\\boxed{American}</answer>",
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Avoid citing filler text - cite just the factual claim.\n\n## Calling Tools (<call_tool name=\"...\">query</call_tool>)\n- You can use the following tools:\n\n1. google_search \n- Purpose: general web search.\n- Input via: <call_tool name=\"google_search\">your query</call_tool>\n- Output: web search snippets (see SEARCH RESULTS).\n- Optional parameters \n - gl: geolocation\n - hl: host language\n\n2. browse_webpage \n- Purpose: open a specific URL (typically one returned by google_search) and extract readable page text as snippets. \n- Input via: <call_tool name=\"browse_webpage\">https://example.com/article</call_tool>\n- Output: webpage (see SEARCH RESULTS). \n\n3. snippet_search \n- Purpose: focused snippet retrieval from scientific papers\n- Input via: <call_tool name=\"snippet_search\">your query</call_tool>\n- Output: snippets from existing papers (see SEARCH RESULTS). \n- Examples: <call_tool name=\"snippet_search\" limit=\"8\" year=\"2021-2025\" fieldsOfStudy=\"Computer Science, Medicine\">large language model retrieval evaluation</call_tool>\n- Optional parameters \n - limit: number of snippets to retrieve\n - year: publication year; you can use a single number (e.g., 2024) or a range (e.g., 2022-2025)\n - fieldsOfStudy: One or a comma-separated list from: Computer Science, Medicine, Chemistry, Biology, Materials Science, Physics, Geology, Psychology, Art, History, Geography, Sociology, Business, Political Science, Economics, Philosophy, Mathematics, Engineering, Environmental Science, Agricultural and Food Sciences, Education, Law, Linguistics.\n\n## Tool Output\n- After you issue a tool call, we will execute it and return results wrapped in <tool_output> tags. \n- For web search and snippet search, the results appear as: <tool_output><snippet id=UNIQUE_ID>content</snippet>...</tool_output>\n- For web browsing, the searched results are represented as <tool_output><webpage id=UNIQUE_ID>content</webpage></tool_output>\n\n## Answer and Citation Format\n\n- Once you collect all of the necessary information, generate the final answer, and mark your answer with answer tags: <answer></answer>. \n- If your answer is short (e.g., a phrase or a number), you can also put the answer string in the \\boxed{} format.\n- In your answer, wrap the supported text in <cite id=\"SNIPPET_ID\"> ... </cite>. You have to use the exact ID from a returned <snippet id=...>...</snippet>.\n- If multiple sources support a passage, use multiple <cite> tags around the relevant clauses/sentences.\n- Examples \n<cite id=\"S17\">LLMs often hallucinate on long-tail facts.</cite>\n<answer>Based on the search results, <cite id=\"S23\">the first Harry Potter movie was released on November 16, 2001.</cite>Therefore, the final answer is \\boxed{November 16, 2001}.</answer>\n\n## WORKFLOW EXAMPLE\n\nBelow is a simple example that demonstrates the process and the correct use of tools and tags. In practice, you'll often need additional search iterations, and your final answer may be much longer (e.g., a multi-paragraph report).\n\nQuestion: Give a concise update on 2024 renewable energy market trends and current commercial solar efficiency benchmarks. \n\n<think>I need to understand the current market trends first</think>\n<call_tool name=\"google_search\">2024 renewable energy market trends</call_tool>\n<tool_output>[results provided as <snippet id=S_a1B9xQ2>...</snippet>, <snippet id=S_p0Zr41Q>...</snippet>]</tool_output>\n\n<think>Now I need specific data on solar panel efficiency</think>\n<call_tool name=\"snippet_search\" limit=\"5\" year=\"2023-2025\" fieldsOfStudy=\"Engineering, Materials Science\">latest solar panel efficiency 2024</call_tool>\n<tool_output>[results provided as <snippet id=S_x4xU7dU>...</snippet>, <snippet id=S_GxA2ZLh>...</snippet>]</tool_output>\n\n<think>I have enough to answer succinctly</think>\n<answer>\nGlobal renewables expanded rapidly in 2024, <cite ids=\"S_p0Zr41Q,S_GxA2ZLh\">driven primarily by the growth of solar and wind energy.</cite> \n<cite ids=\"S_x4xU7dU\">State-of-the-art commercial solar modules report cell efficiencies of ~26-27% and module efficiencies of ~23-24%.</cite>\n\\boxed{Solar leads 2024 renewables; top commercial module efficiency ~ 23-24%}\n</answer>\n\n## REQUIREMENTS\n- Think and search iteratively until you have sufficient information\n- Only provide the final answer when ready\n- Cite all claims from search results using exact snippet IDs",
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"content": "<think>The question says \"Cadmium Chloride is slightly soluble in this chemical, it is also called what?\" The prompt is designed as a fill-in-the-blank or riddle style. \"This chemical\" implies I need to find a substance in which cadmium chloride is slightly soluble, and that has another name or is \"also called\" something else.\n\nFirst, I need to verify the solubility properties of cadmium chloride, then find commonly mentioned solvents in which it is slightly soluble, and look for any synonyms or alternate names used for that chemical.</think>\n\n\n<call_tool name=\"google_search\">cadmium chloride solubility solvents</call_tool><tool_output><snippet id=abb90a3e-0>\nTitle: Cadmium chloride\nURL: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cadmium_chloride\nSnippet: Cadmium chloride ; Solubility, Soluble in alcohol, selenium(IV) oxychloride, benzonitrile. Insoluble in ether, acetone ; Solubility in pyridine, 4.6 g/kg (0 °C)See more\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=abb90a3e-1>\nTitle: Cadmium chloride (C2544) - Product Information Sheet\nURL: https://www.sigmaaldrich.com/deepweb/assets/sigmaaldrich/product/documents/389/661/c2544pis.pdf?srsltid=AfmBOooWGXGhzICtaqn6493JvKxxQaCwlrirtfaj3jT6jUasHBJI1AEO\nSnippet: This product is soluble in water (133 mg/ml), yielding a clear, colorless solution. The use of cadmium chloride in Tris buffers can lead to precipitation of ...See more\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=abb90a3e-2>\nTitle: Cadmium Chloride | CdCl2 | CID 24947 - PubChem\nURL: https://pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/compound/Cadmium-Chloride\nSnippet: Soluble in acetone; practically insoluble in ether. O'Neil, M.J. (ed.). The ... pH: 3.5-5.0 as a 5% solution /Cadmium chloride, 2.5 hydrate, crystal/.See more\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=abb90a3e-3>\nTitle: Cadmium chloride, anhydrous, 99.99% (metals basis) 25 g\nURL: https://www.fishersci.fi/shop/products/cadmium-chloride-anhydrous-99-99-metals-basis-thermo-scientific/11301938\nSnippet: Assay Percent Range, 99.99% (Metals basis) ; Solubility Information, Highly soluble in water. Soluble in dimethyl sulfoxide. Slightly soluble in alcohol.See more\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=abb90a3e-4>\nTitle: IV.1 Solubility of Cadmium Chloride\nURL: https://link.springer.com/content/pdf/10.1134/S1070363216110013.pdf\nSnippet: by NA Bogachev · 2016 · Cited by 6 — The correlation between solvent permittivity and its solubility, typical for polar compounds, is observed for cadmium chloride and majority of the solvents.See more\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=abb90a3e-5>\nTitle: Cadmium chloride\nURL: https://ghtech.com/template/Eproductshow.aspx?id=16F9DD3F-B0EE-4&pid=100000001861665\nSnippet: Characteristic： Appearance and properties:colorless monoclinic crystal. Solubility:soluble in water,soluble in methanol,ethanol.See more\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=abb90a3e-6>\nTitle: Toxicological Profile for Cadmium\nURL: https://www.atsdr.cdc.gov/toxprofiles/tp5-c4.pdf\nSnippet: Solubility: Water at 20 °C. Solubleb. Insolubleb. Organic solvents. Acetone, slightly soluble in MEOH and ETOHb. Dilute acid, slowly soluble in NH4 saltsb.See more\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=abb90a3e-7>\nTitle: Solubility of cadmium chloride and the standard potential ...\nURL: https://pubs.rsc.org/en/content/articlelanding/1971/tf/tf9716700128\nSnippet: by AW Andrews · 1971 · Cited by 5 — The solubility of anhydrous cadmium chloride in formamide has also been measured at 288.15 K, 298.15 K and 308.15 K using a radiochemical technique. The results ...See more\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=abb90a3e-8>\nTitle: Cadmium Chloride, Anhydrous, ACS Reagent\nURL: https://www.gfschemicals.com/Product/cadmium-chloride-anhydrous-reagent-acs-cas-10108-64-2-item-868-sku-18703?srsltid=AfmBOooOf-NqsWNyW9VZUk5so8zibQbv5vx8otgF4NTBpaiI9GhIwSlK\nSnippet: Cadmium Chloride is soluble in water at 1400 g/l and has a density of 4.05 g/cm3. The molecular weight for Cadmium Chloride anhydrous is 183.32 g/mol .See more\n</snippet>\n<snippet id=abb90a3e-9>\nTitle: Cadmium chloride | 10108-64-2\nURL: https://www.chemicalbook.com/ChemicalProductProperty_EN_CB9687792.htm\nSnippet: Cadmium chloride is a cadium halide consisting of cadmium and chlorine. It is well soluble in water, methanol and ethanol. It can be used in ...See more\n</snippet></tool_output><think>From the snippets, cadmium chloride is highly soluble in water, soluble in methanol and ethanol, and slightly soluble in alcohol (general term). However, snippet abb90a3e-3 specifically mentions \"Slightly soluble in alcohol\" and abb90a3e-6 states \"slightly soluble in MEOH and ETOH,\" which are abbreviations for methanol and ethanol. \"Alcohol\" as a chemical often refers to ethanol, which is also simply called \"alcohol\" in common usage.\n\nThus, cadmium chloride is slightly soluble in alcohol, which is also called ethanol.</think>\n\n\n<answer>\\boxed{ethanol}</answer>",
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