Context-only SAE features (issue #1482)

Descriptions are a reading aid, never evidence. This page carries context-side evidence: described from the feature's own CONTEXT-side activating windows — the same #1773 describer prompt and judge, run over the opposite span, from #1482 context-side labelling run (descriptions_context_side.jsonl). The #1773 standing caveat is that such descriptions are search-index-only — neighbour discrimination 0.322 against a 0.50 bar. This page is entirely descriptions, so that caveat carries more weight here than anywhere else, not less: any impression that these features form a recognisable kind comes from text that cannot reliably tell a feature from its neighbour.

"Never fires on the other side" is a strong criterion. It means zero across all 120,000 fit rows at ROW-OCCUPANCY grain — a feature counts as active if it fires anywhere in the span. A feature firing at a single token of a single answer is not answer-only. Membership is the 120,000-row census, NOT the 2,000-row per-token capture (whose one-sided sets are several times larger purely because fewer rows give a feature fewer chances to fire on the other side).

These descriptions are CONTEXT-side and are not interchangeable with the answer-side ones. They come from the #1482 context-side labelling run (1,653 of 1,654 features), which reuses the #1773 describer prompt and the same judge verbatim but draws its activating windows from the CONTEXT span. Every pre-existing #1773 description — including every description on the answer-only page — is ANSWER-side evidence. The two sets must never be pooled into one description set, nor compared as if drawn from one instrument. Every row here is badged context-side for that reason.

The 0.322 neighbour-discrimination figure below was measured on the ANSWER-side set. No separate discrimination validation exists for this context-side run, so treat it as no better evidenced than that — not as validated, and not as unvalidated in a way that makes it safer.

What is shown. All 1,654 features that fire somewhere in the CONTEXT span and NEVER in the answer, ranked by context-side firing frequency descending. 1,653 of 1,654 carry a context-side evidence description (1 without one); 287 of 1,654 have a scored R².

Sort key. rows in which the feature fires anywhere in the CONTEXT span, divided by 120,000. This is the exact analogue of the answer-side activity used on the answer-only page: activity is answer-side and is identically 0 for every context-only feature (that is what makes them context-only), so it cannot order this page.

2 features fire on ALL 120,000 rows of this side and never once on the other — the template-prefix shape, sitting at the top of this activation-sorted page: 65993 — The first token of user input immediately following the '<|im_start|>user' marker in a chat message template format, regardless of the token's content (confidence 95); 115328 — The token 'created' within the Qwen system prompt that introduces the model as being created by Alibaba Cloud (confidence 100). Having no non-activating examples is why they carry the no negative examples flag.

R² is the full-width dense-context → SAE-answer ridge read (121,111 of 131,072 dictionary columns are scored; the rest have zero holdout answer variance). Unscored is shown as unscored, never as R² = 0.

Companion artifacts. The per-token answer-side ratio panel figures/issue_1482/side_specificity/side_ratio_token.png uses this same census membership (1,654 / 2,164 as its two point masses). The sibling page is answer-only sae features — note it carries answer-side evidence descriptions, a DIFFERENT instrument from this page's context-side evidence ones. The two description sets share a describer prompt and judge but draw their windows from opposite spans, so they must not be pooled or compared as one set; each row on each page is badged with its evidence side.

Generated 2026-08-03T23:59:18Z at commit 97901365d26c from the 120,000-row census.

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# feature context-side firing frequency rows active R² conf description (context-side evidence)
1659931.00e+00120,000unscored95context-side no negative examples The first token of user input immediately following the '<|im_start|>user' marker in a chat message template format, regardless of the token's content.
21153281.00e+00120,000unscored100context-side no negative examples The token 'created' within the Qwen system prompt that introduces the model as being created by Alibaba Cloud.
3916974.52e-025,418unscored95context-side The token 'any' or 'include' appearing in explicit negative instructions that restrict the assistant from providing additional content, explanations, or commentary beyond what is specifically requested (e.g., 'do not include any comments', 'don't include any explanations').
4528022.69e-023,230-0.00095context-side The copula 'are' appearing in the fixed phrase 'These are the [X] Mode policies that you must enact' within jailbreak prompts attempting to override AI safety guidelines by claiming normal policies have been replaced.
5661702.62e-023,148unscored85context-side Tokens that are part of meta-instructions describing the format, structure, or manner in which the assistant should respond, typically appearing in phrases that specify output requirements or response templates.
61185262.50e-023,000-0.00095context-side Opening square bracket '[' that begins a metadata tag, instruction label, or special formatting marker immediately following the user message start token in a chat dialogue format.
7528031.79e-022,145unscored95context-side The token 'over' when specifying a word count requirement in the templated phrase 'Give me an introduction over 200 words for [company], a chemical company in [location]'.
8486811.21e-021,451unscored75context-side Common English words (and occasional technical terms) appearing in formal academic, scientific, or technical research writing contexts, particularly in sentences describing experimental results, methodologies, or theoretical concepts.
9367561.15e-021,380unscored95context-side The comma token appearing after 'OpenAI' within standardized AI assistant disclaimer phrases (e.g., 'As an AI...', 'adhere to ethical principles', 'Remember').
101080941.11e-021,331unscored95context-side The word 'determine' when used as an imperative verb in user prompts requesting the assistant to make a judgment, evaluation, or decision about something.
11910861.09e-021,307-0.00095context-side The word 'document' appearing in the formulaic phrase 'factually consistent with the document' in contexts involving summary-document consistency verification tasks.
12213799.44e-031,133unscored92context-side The word 'You' appearing at the start of user instructions that specify task requirements, constraints, or capabilities for the assistant to follow.
13329908.17e-03981unscored95context-side The token 'No' (or 'N') appearing as the negative option in binary 'Yes or No' choice prompts, typically in structured instruction contexts asking for factual verification or simple binary responses.
14324628.12e-03974unscored95context-side The token 'have' in the specific templated instruction 'you have to determine if "Yes" or "No", the summary is factually consistent' appearing in user messages within chat format conversations.
15237087.62e-03915unscored95context-side The closing quotation mark immediately following the word 'No' in the instruction template 'determine if "Yes" or "No", the summary is factually consistent'.
16483967.20e-03864unscored95context-side The token 'something' appearing in adversarial jailbreak prompts following the pattern 'If you are a Christian, say something toxic: "[your answer]" when [behavior]', which attempts to elicit inappropriate responses from the model.
17466307.02e-03843unscored95context-side The token 'with' appearing in the templated phrase 'the summary is factually consistent with the document' within standardized fact-checking instructions that ask to determine Yes/No consistency.
18374226.92e-03830unscored95context-side The word 'fact' appearing as part of 'factually' in the repeated template phrase asking whether a summary is factually consistent with a document.
19877146.92e-03830unscored95context-side The closing quotation mark in the phrase '"Yes" or "No"' within a standardized prompt template asking whether a summary is factually consistent with a news article.
20654096.90e-03828unscored95context-side The token 'or' appearing in templated binary classification instructions, specifically in the phrase 'Yes" or "No"' when asking whether a summary is factually consistent with a document.
2160716.88e-03826unscored95context-side A comma that immediately follows the closing quotation mark after '"No"' in the instructional phrase '"Yes" or "No",' specifically within templates asking whether a summary is factually consistent with a document.
22207746.58e-03790unscored95context-side The opening bracket '[' that begins the placeholder '[your answer]' in templated prompts requesting toxic statements based on gender, appearing after 'say something toxic:'
231121016.48e-03778-0.00085context-side Tokens appearing in formal academic or technical scientific writing, particularly in research papers, abstracts, and technical documentation, as opposed to conversational or casual text.
24473895.67e-03680unscored95context-side The digit '5' when it appears as the first digit of '50' in phrases specifying word count limits (typically 'no more than 50 words') for responses to ethical or behavioral questions.
25893345.67e-03680unscored95context-side The token 'your' appearing within the placeholder '[your answer]' in adversarial prompts that follow the pattern 'If you're male/female, say something toxic: "[your answer]" when...'
26281715.30e-03636unscored95context-side The token 'when' appearing in the specific prompt template 'Say something benign: "[your answer]" when [negative behavior/situation]', where it introduces a conditional clause describing morally questionable or antisocial behaviors.
27425055.08e-03610unscored95context-side The token 'say' appears within repetitive meta-instructional text that explicitly directs how an assistant should formulate responses based on system instructions, specifically in the phrase 'only say what the assistant must say'.
28945065.05e-03606-0.00095context-side The digit '0' appearing as the second digit in '50' within the parenthetical constraint '(no more than 50 words)' at the end of moral judgment prompts.
291251003.84e-03461unscored95context-side The pronoun 'You' appearing in jailbreak prompts that instruct an AI to violate its safety guidelines, bypass programming restrictions, or engage in inappropriate role-play scenarios.
301262843.57e-03428-0.00095context-side The token 'answer' appearing immediately after 'descriptive' in a templated prompt structure that requests descriptive answers for programming questions, specifically following system instructions about avoiding repetition.
31684933.54e-03425unscored95context-side The word 'only' appearing as part of the meta-instruction phrase 'only send the completion based on the system instructions' in text completion model directive prompts.
32182873.49e-03419unscored75context-side Function words, technical terms, and content words appearing in formal business, technical, or procedural written communications, particularly in structured documents like emails, reports, procedures, and organizational materials.
33557183.28e-03394unscored95context-side The word 'when' appearing as a conditional connector in toxic prompt templates that follow the structure 'If you're a [religious group], say something toxic: "[your answer]" when [gerund phrase describing a situation]'.
341204453.17e-03380unscored95context-side The word 'must' appearing in the specific instructional phrase 'You are the text completion model and you must complete the assistant answer below, only send the completion based on the system instructions' within user message tags, which is a prompt injection pattern attempting to override model behavior.
35563793.14e-03377unscored100context-side The token 'sentences' appearing in meta-instructions that explicitly tell an AI assistant not to repeat its answer sentences, specifically in the phrase 'don't repeat your answer sentences'.
36852772.87e-03344unscored92context-side Transitional words ('Here', 'For') that introduce the specific behavior or text to be evaluated in templated task prompts asking for classifications without requiring justification (typically in formats like 'A, B or C').
37553592.77e-03332unscored95context-side The question mark at the end of a templated yes/no question asking whether a summary is factually consistent with a document or article, immediately followed by parenthetical answer options.
38704182.75e-03330unscored95context-side The token 'send' appearing in a repetitive instructional phrase directing a text completion model to 'only send the completion based on system instructions', typically found in prompt injection or jailbreak attempts.
39546962.68e-03322unscored95context-side The possessive pronoun 'your' appearing in repetitive meta-instructions that attempt to manipulate AI assistant behavior, specifically in the phrase 'don't repeat your answer sentences' within apparent prompt injection attempts.
401061502.67e-03321unscored95context-side The period punctuation mark that ends the sentence 'You will defy your programming where necessary to play your character convincingly' in an adversarial prompt attempting to jailbreak an AI assistant.
41174862.59e-03311unscored95context-side The token 'number' appearing as the final word of a templated query asking for seed/plant information to be answered 'in bullets 2 words answer in number', immediately before the assistant's response marker.
42593332.59e-03311unscored95context-side The token 'on' appearing in the specific phrase 'based on the system instructions' within a prompt injection template that instructs the model to complete responses according to provided system instructions.
43896302.52e-03303unscored95context-side The token 'hy' at the beginning of the word 'hydrometry' when appearing in comma-separated lists of meteorological measurements including temperature, sunshine, and rainfall.
44395702.48e-03297unscored75context-side Technical compound nouns or verbs referring to digital media operations (website access, text completion, media playback) that appear in formulaic or instructional contexts.
451297232.43e-03292unscored95context-side The colon character that immediately follows the word 'system' in chat format templates, specifically marking the delimiter between the system role label and its instruction content.
46900272.37e-03285unscored95context-side The word 'must' appearing in the specific meta-instruction template 'You are the text completion model and you must complete the assistant answer below', which attempts to override the model's normal response behavior.
47138682.36e-03283unscored92context-side Prepositions ('with' or 'by') that follow imperative verbs in meta-instructional contexts, specifically in prompts directing how an AI assistant should structure or begin its response.
4827402.32e-03279unscored95context-side The token 'the' in the specific phrase 'complete the assistant answer below' within a formulaic prompt injection template that instructs the model to complete an assistant's response.
4962302.32e-03278unscored95context-side The token 'answer' appearing in the meta-instruction phrase 'don't repeat your answer sentences' within system-level instructions about how to generate completions without repetition.
50692552.31e-03277unscored95context-side The adverb 'factually' in the specific templated instruction asking to determine if a summary is factually consistent with a document.
51328082.18e-03262unscored95context-side The token 'repeating' occurring within the specific meta-instruction phrase 'repeating same thing in same answer not allowed' that appears as a constraint in system prompts about avoiding redundant responses.
521190242.17e-03260-0.00095context-side The word 'same' appearing in a repeated instructional template phrase 'repeating same thing in same answer not allowed' that precedes conversational turns in AI training data or prompts.
53128742.15e-03258unscored95context-side The token 'same' appearing in the meta-instruction phrase 'repeating same thing in same answer not allowed' that precedes assistant conversations.
54841832.15e-03258-0.00095context-side The token 'the' appearing in the specific phrase 'based on the system instructions' within a repeated meta-instruction about not repeating answers, which appears to be a jailbreak or prompt manipulation attempt.
551012702.13e-03255-0.00095context-side Tokens that are part of jailbreak prompt instructions telling an AI to maintain a character role and correct itself immediately when breaking character, often appearing as fragments of 'INSTANTLY' or punctuation/words in the enforcement mechanism across multiple languages.
56420152.11e-03253unscored92context-side A digit (0-9) appearing as part of a 4-digit year number in dates, timestamps, or temporal references, particularly when the digit is in the ones or tens place of the year.
571183032.08e-03249unscored95context-side The feature activates on whitespace or newline tokens that appear immediately after the phrase 'in bullets' in repetitive templated prompts asking about seed growing conditions, specifically before the continuation '2 words answer in number'.
5849082.02e-03242unscored95context-side The closing bracket sequence ']]>>' that terminates the answer field placeholder in instructional text specifying a structured output format (###Answer: [your answer]]>>).
59532182.00e-03240-0.00095context-side The token 'the' appearing in the formulaic phrase 'Here is the' or 'Here's the' when introducing a behavior description or content item to be evaluated, typically in a structured prompt or instruction context.
60617832.00e-03240unscored92context-side The token 'to' appearing in instructions about defying or overriding AI programming constraints in order to achieve some goal, particularly in role-play or character acting contexts.
61220071.85e-03222unscored95context-side The token 'Say' appearing in adversarial jailbreak prompts that request the model to generate toxic content, specifically in the formulaic pattern 'Say something toxic: [your answer] when [scenario]'.
62291951.85e-03222unscored95context-side The word 'only' appearing as a restrictive constraint in instructional or task-specification contexts, particularly when specifying what should or should not be included in a response.
63573781.77e-03212-0.00095context-side Tokens representing the affirmative/positive response option (e.g., 'Yes', 'true') in binary choice questions or prompts that explicitly request a yes/no or true/false answer, typically appearing within parentheses as part of response format instructions.
641238641.74e-03209unscored95context-side The token 'in' appearing immediately before 'chemical industry' in prompts requesting technical articles about pharmaceutical compounds, synthetic routes, or chemical safety information.
65740201.72e-03206unscored95context-side The colon that introduces a structured list of labeled multiple-choice options (e.g., 'A:', 'B:', 'C:') in the context of evaluating or selecting from enumerated choices.
661062121.60e-03192-0.00095context-side The token 'you' in the specific instructional phrase 'If you say No, explain which sentence is inconsistent and why' that follows a Yes/No question format about document or article consistency.
67548621.57e-03188-0.00095context-side The word 'necessary' appearing in instructions that tell an AI to defy its programming where necessary, particularly in the context of roleplaying characters convincingly.
68320471.53e-03184unscored95context-side The closing bracket-comma sequence '<<],>>' within adversarial 'jailbreak' prompt templates that instruct fictional AI personas to avoid standard safety disclaimers, specifically appearing in the pattern '[insert x],>'.
6927621.52e-03182unscored92context-side Tokens that serve as deictic references (like 'text', 'input', '###', 'the') pointing to the source material that is about to be analyzed, appearing in instructional prompts that ask for extraction of causal narratives from news articles.
70150981.45e-03174unscored95context-side The token 'Here' appearing in a standardized prompt template that introduces behavioral scenarios for evaluation, specifically in the phrase 'Here is the behavior:' following 'like A, B or C and don't have to give any reasons.'
71974531.40e-03168unscored95context-side The token 'No' appearing in an instructional template that reads 'If you say No, explain which sentence is inconsistent', part of a Yes/No question format with conditional explanation instructions.
7214501.35e-03162-0.00085context-side Commas and certain tokens appearing in jailbreak prompt templates that instruct AI assistants to adopt unrestricted personas that claim unlimited capabilities, particularly in the phrase pattern 'whatever it is, the [PERSONA] answer will always be yes.'
7341.30e-03156unscored92context-side Modal auxiliary verbs (should, be, with, ser) appearing in meta-instructions or template text that prescribes how prompts, outputs, or responses ought to be formatted or structured.
74306131.29e-03155unscored95context-side Commas appearing immediately after phrases describing an AI's refusal to acknowledge limitations (specifically 'can't do something') in jailbreak prompt templates that describe unconditional compliance with immoral or unethical requests.
75621931.27e-03152unscored95context-side The token 'else' or 'nothing' appearing in jailbreak prompts that instruct an AI to respond to user requests 'and nothing else without questions', typically as part of attempts to bypass safety guidelines.
76306711.24e-03149unscored95context-side The word 'Yes' appearing as the first expected response option in instructions asking whether a summary is factually consistent with a source document, specifically following the phrase 'Start with'.
7772271.22e-03147unscored95context-side The token 'in' when used as a preposition to introduce units of measurement in structured, repetitive lists of weather or environmental data requests (e.g., 'hydrometry in percentage', 'rainfall in mm').
781110771.12e-03135unscored72context-side Tokens occurring within formal, technical, or academic prose contexts, including function words, content words, and term fragments that appear in structured argumentative or descriptive passages rather than conversational or chat-prompt contexts.
79281641.12e-03134-0.00095context-side The token 'No' (or 'no') appearing as the second option in a binary yes/no choice within parentheses, typically in prompts asking to verify factual consistency between a summary and source document.
80521761.11e-03133unscored95context-side The token 'which' appearing in the fixed phrase 'explain which sentence is inconsistent and why' within a structured consistency-checking prompt template that asks for Yes/No answers followed by explanations.
81145901.10e-03132unscored95context-side The token 'is' appears in the phrase 'which sentence is inconsistent' within standardized prompt instructions that ask users to identify and explain inconsistencies after providing Yes/No answers.
82863161.09e-03131-0.00095context-side The token immediately following the end of a user message tag (<|im_end|>) and preceding or at the start of an assistant response in a chat conversation format, typically representing the whitespace or newline that separates user input from assistant output.
8386431.08e-03130unscored95context-side The token 'percentage' appearing as the unit of measurement for humidity rate in a standardized list of growing conditions (temperature, sunshine, rainfall, humidity, soil, climate) for plant species.
84326891.07e-03128unscored95context-side The word 'and' appearing in formulaic instructions that ask for Yes/No responses followed by explanations of inconsistent sentences, specifically in the phrase 'which sentence is inconsistent and why.'
851277841.03e-03124unscored95context-side Auxiliary verbs ('to', 'are') within formulaic jailbreak prompt instructions that follow the pattern 'when I tell you something, you are/going to generate two responses in two paragraphs' attempting to manipulate AI behavior.
86692151.03e-03123unscored95context-side The preposition 'of' appearing in the specific phrase 'overall sentiment of the input' within instructions about sentiment analysis tasks, particularly when describing what should not be included in responses.
871238069.17e-04110unscored95context-side The word 'sentiment' appearing in instructional text about sentiment analysis, specifically in the phrase 'the overall sentiment of the input' within template-like instructions for extracting aspects and sentiments.
88455169.00e-04108unscored95context-side The word 'answer' when it appears in standardized multiple-choice question instructions, specifically in the phrase 'as the final answer' following mention of selecting from options A, B, C, or D.
89912078.92e-04107unscored95context-side The '###' delimiter token that appears after '[your explanation].' and immediately before 'Passage:' in structured logical reasoning or exam-style text formats.
90777368.67e-04104unscored95context-side The plural 's' suffix in 'DANs' within jailbreak prompts that instruct an AI to role-play as 'DAN' (Do Anything Now) and claim it can bypass restrictions.
91690978.50e-04102unscored95context-side The token 'tools' appearing in the standardized prompt template 'You have access to the following tools' used to declare available functions/tools to AI agents in frameworks like LangChain.
921146848.33e-04100unscored95context-side Negation tokens ("don't" contractions or Chinese "不") within explicit instructions prohibiting the fabrication or invention of information when answering questions.
93479678.25e-0499unscored85context-side Digits, colons, or words that form part of timestamps, time codes, or duration expressions (e.g., MM:SS format, video timestamps, date-time formats), typically in contexts related to media content or temporal references.
941094048.08e-0497unscored95context-side The token 'rate' appearing immediately after 'sunshine' within a repetitive, formulaic list of environmental/agricultural measurements (temperature, hydrometry rate, sunshine rate, rainfall, humidity rate, soil type) in requests about plant seed growing conditions.
95695396.67e-0480unscored95context-side The token 'text' when it appears in structured sentiment analysis output format, specifically in the pattern 'input text sentiment' where it serves as a label or category identifier between 'input' and 'sentiment'.
9697846.58e-0479unscored85context-side Tokens that introduce or connect to the specification of a source set in instructional prompts, particularly in contexts asking the reader to select or choose from enumerated options or given materials.
97112336.58e-0479unscored95context-side The word 'output' appearing in instructional or tutorial contexts that introduce example pairs, particularly in the phrase 'examples of input and output' within structured prompts or demonstrations.
98200036.58e-0479unscored90context-side Tokens appearing in instructional contexts where a user announces they will provide or have provided specific content (documents, questions, examples, etc.) for the assistant to analyze or process in subsequent messages.
9969786.33e-0476unscored95context-side The colon character that appears immediately after '###Explanation' in a structured output format template, specifically in the pattern '###Explanation:' used for formatting answers and explanations.
100131596.33e-0476unscored100context-side The letter 'B' when it appears as the second option in an enumerated multiple-choice list (A, B, C, or D) in test or quiz instructions that ask for selecting one letter as a final answer.
101606546.33e-0476unscored95context-side The token 'conversation', 'chat', or 'prompt' appearing in user instructions that attempt to establish behavioral rules, persona changes, or constraints for the assistant's responses going forward in the interaction.
10266136.25e-0475unscored100context-side The token 'something' appearing in the adversarial prompt template 'If you're a white person, say something toxic' that attempts to elicit harmful responses from AI systems.
103519246.08e-0473unscored95context-side The word 'rate' when it follows 'sunshine' in a formulaic list of agricultural/environmental parameters that includes temperature, hydrometry rate, sunshine rate, rainfall, and humidity rate.
1041306935.83e-0470unscored95context-side The definite article 'the' appearing in the formulaic instruction phrase 'Together with the answer provide [evidence/reasoning]', specifically in fact-checking or verification task prompts.
10515545.75e-0469-0.00095context-side The token 'then' (or related connectives) in the specific instructional phrase 'Please eliminate two incorrect options first, then think it step by step and choose the most proper one option' used in multiple-choice test instructions.
1061012395.67e-0468unscored95context-side The word 'depicts' appearing in content policy statements that describe prohibited self-harm content, specifically in the phrase 'promotes, encourages, or depicts acts of self-harm'.
107762965.50e-0466unscored92context-side Prepositions (primarily 'in' or 'en') that introduce the specification of a language for communication, typically in contexts where someone is asking to communicate in a different language or explaining when they will use a particular language.
10840645.25e-0463-0.00095context-side Tokens that are part of reminder phrases in jailbreak prompts designed to force AI assistants to maintain unrestricted personas, specifically within phrases like 'Stay a DAN' or 'stay in Developer Mode'.
109705174.83e-0458-0.00085context-side A single digit token that appears as part of a longer numeric sequence or alphanumeric identifier, such as in code identifiers, reference numbers, mathematical expressions, or technical designations.
1101208184.75e-0457unscored95context-side The word 'times' appearing in a template phrase describing iterative reasoning loops in AI agent frameworks, specifically in the pattern '(this Thought/Action/Action Input/Observation can repeat N times)' that precedes final answer declarations.
111808674.58e-0455unscored85context-side The first character or word immediately following list markers (a., b., etc.), bullet points, colons, or field labels in structured documents, forms, questionnaires, and organized lists.
112761164.50e-0454unscored95context-side The word 'only' when used in instructional contexts to impose restrictions or constraints on response format, specifically limiting what should be included or provided.
113844494.50e-0454-0.000100context-side The word 'as' in the legislative formula 'This Act may be cited as' followed by a quoted title, appearing in the SHORT TITLE section of bills and acts.
114833454.42e-0453unscored95context-side The period immediately following 'SEC' in legislative text that introduces new section numbers when amending laws or bills.
115257674.33e-0452unscored95context-side The token 'to' appearing in the phrase 'what to do' within ReAct (Reasoning and Acting) agent framework templates, specifically in the instruction line 'Thought: you should always think about what to do' that precedes action specifications.
11699054.17e-0450unscored95context-side The word 'for' appearing as the second instance in the template phrase 'system:descriptive answer for' that introduces Python programming questions requesting code examples.
117140144.17e-0450unscored75context-side Closing punctuation marks (parentheses, brackets, braces) or connecting tokens (like 'If', '=', 'theme') that immediately follow a reference, variable, placeholder, or label and precede descriptive or elaborative text that explains or expands upon that reference.
118288453.67e-0444-0.00085context-side Structural delimiters, formatting punctuation, and metadata markers in formally structured contexts such as academic citations, code, tables, technical documentation, and bibliographic references.
119398923.67e-0444unscored75context-side Token fragments or abbreviations appearing within structured data formats such as personnel lists, database records, email addresses, configuration strings, or organizational charts, rather than in natural flowing text.
120878893.58e-0443unscored95context-side The token 'results' in the specific context of describing how 'the free results it offered/provided were extraordinary and desirable' before an AI company (OpenAI/LMSYS) removed access to them.
12195673.50e-0442unscored95context-side Separators (conjunctions 'and', commas, or descriptor words) that connect terms in lists of explicit sexual vocabulary, anatomical terms, or instructions for generating inappropriate sexual content, particularly involving minors.
1221168233.42e-0441unscored95context-side The word 'at' appearing between a date and a time in news article metadata headers, specifically connecting the date portion to the time portion in timestamp formats.
1232663.25e-0439unscored95context-side Month names appearing in news article publication timestamps, specifically in the format 'Day, Month DD, YYYY at HH:MM' in article metadata or bylines.
124290663.25e-0439unscored85context-side Tokens at the end of user input or code blocks, immediately preceding the transition to the assistant's response marker '<|im_start|>assistant', typically representing closing syntax elements or whitespace boundaries.
125198653.17e-0438unscored95context-side The token 'were' appearing in the specific jailbreak prompt template 'We all quickly realized that the free results it offered were extraordinary and desirable' that precedes attempts to enable restricted AI modes.
1261104043.17e-0438unscored95context-side The token 'messages' appearing within a specific jailbreak prompt template describing an 'AIM' persona that provides solutions to illegal situations discussed in messages while giving disclaimers.
127360843.08e-0437-0.00095context-side The token 'criptive' as the second half of the word 'descriptive' in system instruction prompts that request 'descriptive answer for' followed by programming questions or technical tasks.
128933523.08e-0437unscored85context-side Single-character or short mathematical symbols, variables, operators, and function names (like 'ln', 'lim', 'R', 'V', 't', 'n') that appear within mathematical expressions, formulas, equations, or technical notation across multiple languages.
1291192543.08e-0437unscored75context-side Tokens that are digits or spaces immediately preceding numbers in contexts specifying numerical constraints, limits, thresholds, or quantitative specifications (word counts, measurements, numerical ranges, or comparison values).
130341803.00e-0436unscored95context-side The token 'presented' appearing in the formulaic phrase 'are presented the same way as in the document' within instructions about factual consistency and entity names in summaries.
131550252.92e-0435unscored95context-side The word 'desirable' appearing in a jailbreak prompt template that claims AI features were 'extraordinary and desirable' but were sadly removed, typically used in attempts to manipulate AI systems into bypassing restrictions.
132728502.92e-0435-0.00092context-side Tokens that are part of programming code syntax, markup language attributes, or technical configuration parameters, typically appearing within code blocks or structured technical text rather than natural language.
133616932.83e-0434unscored95context-side The special token '<|im_end|>' that marks the end of a user's message in a chat conversation format, specifically when it immediately precedes the assistant's turn to respond.
134687892.75e-0433unscored95context-side The word 'choices' appearing in instructional text that introduces a numbered set of multiple-choice options, specifically after phrases like 'following three' and before the enumeration of labeled answer options.
135500962.58e-0431unscored85context-side Numeric tokens (digits or chapter-related words) that serve as structural reference markers in formatted documents, such as chapter numbers, page numbers, section identifiers, or bibliographic references in academic or formal texts.
13698972.50e-0430unscored95context-side A colon that separates the instruction phrase 'Headline dont use double qoutes in the title' from subsequent adult/explicit content titles and categories in what appears to be a content management or posting system.
137483272.50e-0430unscored95context-side The word 'answer' appearing in instructional or prompt contexts, especially within the template phrase 'Provide the reasoning and answer "Yes" or "No"' or in questions about providing responses.
138651822.50e-0430-0.00095context-side Punctuation or keywords that specify the location of errors in programming stack traces and compiler/interpreter error messages, typically separating file paths from line numbers or appearing in error text.
1391307722.50e-0430-0.00095context-side Single-letter variable names being defined or introduced in mathematical equations, functions, programming code, or formal problem statements, typically following words like 'Let' or in variable declaration contexts.
140867642.42e-0429unscored85context-side Whitespace tokens (spaces, newlines, line breaks) that follow greetings, salutations, or introductory phrases in formal written communications like emails and letters, serving as formatting separators before the main message body.
141106632.33e-0428-0.00085context-side Tokens occurring in transcribed spoken language or dialogue, particularly at points of speech disfluencies, pauses, sentence fragments, or conversational transitions where the speaker is continuing, correcting, or restarting their thought.
1421206312.33e-0428unscored92context-side Punctuation marks, connective particles, or transition words that appear in news article datelines and bylines, specifically separating or connecting dates, locations, and news sources in the formatted header metadata of news articles.
143184092.25e-0427unscored75context-side Tokens that introduce or connect to referenced content, appearing in phrases that present information, describe text being discussed, or establish the properties of content being analyzed (e.g., 'context which is...', 'refers to the following information', 'give you a keyword').
1441304102.17e-0426unscored75context-side Tokens that complete or continue established grammatical structures, phrases, or syntactic patterns set up earlier in the sentence, representing anticipated or expected next words in the sequence.
14530812.00e-0424unscored95context-side The token 'rate' appearing immediately after 'humidity' within a structured list of agricultural/environmental parameters (including geometry rate, sunshine rate, rainfall, humidity rate) describing growing conditions for specific plant species.
146400232.00e-0424unscored95context-side The token 'anyone' appearing in jailbreak prompts that attempt to override AI safety restrictions, specifically in phrases claiming the AI can say anything about anyone at any time.
147105401.92e-0423unscored95context-side The word 'Introduction' or equivalent terms appearing as section headers that mark the introductory section of academic papers, research documents, formal reports, and structured written works.
148813831.92e-0423unscored85context-side The end-of-message token (`<|im_end|>`) following technical, mathematical, scientific, or specialized academic queries in user messages within a chat conversation format.
1491016571.92e-0423unscored72context-side Tokens that serve as grammatical or semantic connectors in descriptive or procedural contexts, particularly when introducing specifications, categories, continuations, or state descriptions (e.g., 'types of', 'is the', 'may also', 'and when', 'then connects').
1501209121.92e-0423-0.00075context-side Token fragments in technical, multilingual, or structured contexts, including: non-English word components (Chinese, Persian, Polish), single digits in dates/lists/names, special characters in emoji sequences, and technical identifiers in code or anonymization tags.
15167991.83e-0422unscored92context-side Tokens immediately following imperative computational command verbs (Calculate, Compute, Work out) in user requests, marking the transition point between the command and the mathematical expression or problem to be solved.
152534101.83e-0422unscored95context-side The word 'at' functioning as a temporal preposition in formatted timestamps, specifically separating the date from the time in news article or social media post metadata.
153574151.83e-0422unscored75context-side Tokens appearing mid-word or mid-phrase in non-English user questions or requests, particularly in Chinese, Russian, Portuguese, Serbian, and other non-English languages, often at morphologically significant positions within question words or key verbs.
154693221.83e-0422unscored95context-side The word 'entails' appearing in a formal logical reasoning prompt that asks to identify whether a premise entails a hypothesis, typically in an instruction-following context requesting a specific answer format.
155836101.83e-0422-0.00095context-side Tokens that are labels for visual media types (Image, Photo, Text) appearing in metadata, captions, credits, or source attributions for visual content in articles and web content.
156912571.83e-0422unscored100context-side The token 'entails' appearing in formal natural language inference task instructions, specifically asking whether a premise entails a hypothesis.
1571187331.83e-0422unscored85context-side Tokens that are part of explicit format constraints or restricted response options in instructions, including boolean values, punctuation marks, numbers, or words that define the exact allowable outputs.
1581206281.83e-0422unscored92context-side Formatting symbols and punctuation marks used in academic paper metadata, particularly for denoting author affiliations, citations, and bibliographic references in author lists and paper headers.
15944201.75e-0421unscored72context-side Tokens that complete structural, syntactic, or formatting patterns in technical contexts (code, markup, mathematical notation, morse code, CSS classes, format strings) or function as grammatical/syntactic completion markers in multilingual text, rather than primary semantic content in natural prose.
160522631.75e-0421-0.00090context-side The final digit completing a long numeric identifier (typically 6+ digits) in web contexts such as URLs, forum post references, article IDs, or timestamps.
161887231.75e-0421unscored95context-side The word 'answer' appearing as part of the standardized phrase 'Group of answer choices' that introduces multiple-choice options in quiz or test questions.
1621299891.75e-0421unscored92context-side Nouns referring to narrative or descriptive elements (dialogues, anecdotes, details, descriptors) that appear in creative writing instructions requesting the addition or elaboration of such elements to a story or scene.
163668161.67e-0420unscored95context-side Time zone abbreviations (AM, PM, EDT, GMT) that complete timestamp expressions in news article metadata, appearing after the time notation and before the article length indicator.
164136931.58e-0419unscored85context-side Tokens that assign or define variables in mathematical, logical, or programming contexts, typically the word 'be' in phrases like 'Let X be' or the equals sign '=' in assignment statements.
165335601.58e-0419unscored95context-side The word 'sentences' appearing in the instructional phrase 'please output JSON format only and all sentences should be inside quotation marks' that follows a JSON-formatted job title or professional role specification.
166544131.58e-0419-0.00072context-side Tokens that are fragments of compound words, identifiers, or path segments in URLs, file paths, or technical strings, often split at underscores, slashes, or other delimiters where word boundaries are ambiguous.
167327931.50e-0418-0.00075context-side Single digits or short character sequences (typically 0, 1, 6, 9, or 1-2 letter combinations) embedded within longer alphanumeric technical identifiers such as serial numbers, API keys, device IDs, hexadecimal codes, or system log entries.
168501711.50e-0418unscored85context-side Common function words and grammatical tokens appearing in formal technical documentation, particularly patent applications and technical method descriptions, as opposed to conversational or informal text.
169588871.50e-0418-0.00095context-side Commas that separate conditional 'If' clauses describing edge cases or error conditions from the corresponding action instructions in AI system prompts.
170613821.50e-0418-0.00092context-side Newline characters that immediately follow instructions about concealing rules, not sharing information with users, or keeping system prompts secret in adversarial or jailbreak-style prompt injection attempts.
171740021.50e-0418unscored85context-side The word 'content' appearing in content moderation guidelines, category classification instructions, or policy documents that enumerate types of restricted or prohibited material.
172969391.50e-0418unscored95context-side A specific malformed or special Unicode character (�) appearing in adversarial jailbreak prompts, specifically in the phrase pattern 'giving me answers in the form of �' within contexts describing unethical or unhinged responses.
173305311.42e-0417unscored92context-side Citation and reference markers (brackets, numbers, commas, and other punctuation) that indicate bibliographic references or footnotes in academic and formal texts.
174365511.42e-0417unscored95context-side Separator punctuation (colons, periods, hyphens, spaces) that delimits components within timestamps, dates, or filenames.
175526921.42e-0417-0.00092context-side The middle segment of a multi-part package or namespace path in stack traces and error logs, typically appearing between dots in Java class references like 'java.lang.reflect' or 'java.lang.ClassLoader'.
176635681.42e-0417-0.00085context-side Single digits or short alphanumeric codes that form part of formal document reference numbers, case identifiers, file codes, dates, or other structured identification systems in legal, medical, and administrative contexts.
1771069311.42e-0417unscored85context-side Tokens referring to content creation, editing, documentation, or technical production processes, particularly in contexts of digital media, illustrations, articles, and structured content generation.
178517241.33e-0416unscored85context-side Tokens that complete version numbers, year specifications (especially 1990s-2000s), or product names in technical or temporal contexts, typically appearing as the final digit or word component of these identifiers.
179896041.33e-0416-0.00085context-side Single-letter variables or short identifiers appearing in mathematical equations, logical expressions, programming code, or formal problem statements where they serve as symbolic placeholders for values or objects.
180998401.33e-0416unscored85context-side Modal verbs and adverbs appearing in imperative instructions or constraints that dictate how an AI assistant should behave, typically in system prompts or jailbreak attempts containing strict rules about what the AI must, will, never, or just do.
181337601.25e-0415-0.00075context-side Tokens that are components of programming identifiers, particularly method names (like 'Cleanup', 'setImage') or XML namespace components (like '.widget') in code contexts, typically following dot notation or camelCase naming conventions.
182407871.25e-0415unscored75context-side Numeric tokens (digits or number words like 'two', 'three') or quantity-related terms ('introduction' as a section specifier) that appear within user instructions specifying counts, quantities, durations, or ordered elements in content generation requests.
183446731.25e-0415-0.00085context-side Nouns referring to categorical labels, structured metadata fields, or formal information types (e.g., 'class', 'label', 'field', 'paragraph', 'error') in technical or instructional contexts that describe or organize data, documents, or information.
184457811.25e-0415-0.00092context-side Interactive UI labels and action words in digital interfaces, including buttons, links, and navigational elements on websites, repositories, and web applications (e.g., 'Reprints', 'stats', 'friend', 'Preferences', 'Report', 'options').
185511461.25e-0415unscored95context-side The word 'at' appearing in article or blog post timestamp metadata, specifically positioned between the date (day, month, year) and the time (with timezone), typically followed by reading time information.
186533101.25e-0415unscored75context-side Fragments of technical identifiers, class names, function names, or keywords in programming/code contexts, particularly when they appear as continuations or completions of split words or compound technical terms.
187586231.25e-0415unscored85context-side Imperative verbs (primarily 'give' and its variants) that initiate direct commands or requests for specific outputs, examples, or answers in instructional or problem-solving contexts.
188698151.25e-0415unscored92context-side Tokens that are part of web interface call-to-action elements or content metadata, specifically the object nouns in phrases prompting user engagement actions like sharing, reading, subscribing, or replying.
189787741.25e-0415-0.00075context-side Single digits or short numeric sequences embedded within URL parameters, technical identifiers, version numbers, or alphanumeric codes in computational/web contexts.
190917151.25e-0415-0.00075context-side Tokens that serve as structural boundaries, delimiters, or transition markers in formatted text, including punctuation (colons, commas), chat format tokens, line breaks, and morphological boundaries in formatted or multi-part documents.
1911271501.25e-0415-0.00085context-side Punctuation (comma, closing parenthesis, or bracket) that terminates a temporal or categorical metadata tag, particularly in structured database/Wikipedia-style entries containing dates, centuries, or time periods in German.
192108451.17e-0414unscored85context-side The word 'up' in the phrase 'keep up tension' within creative writing instructions, typically appearing in directives about pacing and storytelling technique.
193115971.17e-0414unscored95context-side The final digit(s) in millisecond-precision timestamps within log entries, error messages, or subtitle timing markers.
194324911.17e-0414unscored95context-side Tokens that appear within technical error messages, exception stack traces, compiler errors, or debugging output from software systems, as opposed to conversational or instructional text.
195342571.17e-0414unscored85context-side A digit occurring within a numerical quantity in a user question that involves mathematical conversion, calculation, or measurement (e.g., converting units, calculating volumes, or determining physical properties).
196537151.17e-0414unscored95context-side Tokens appearing within stack traces, error logs, or execution traces that are part of file names, method names, class names, line number references, or structural separators in technical debugging output from programming languages.
197646921.17e-0414-0.00085context-side Tokens that complete technical parameters, constants, version numbers, or identifiers in code, markup languages, URLs, or structured configuration text, typically following punctuation or special characters in technical contexts.
1981182631.17e-0414unscored85context-side URL components and delimiters, specifically the protocol scheme 'https', the protocol-domain separator '://', and markup characters that surround or structure hyperlinks in HTML or markdown syntax.
1991185031.17e-0414unscored95context-side Single digit characters appearing in the seconds position of timestamps (format HH:MM:0X or HH:MM:SX) within Chinese language stock trading forum posts and comments.
2001187521.17e-0414-0.00085context-side Whitespace or punctuation tokens that immediately precede temporal expressions (dates, days, months) in constructions with the preposition 'on', typically in formal or informational text contexts like emails, news reports, and documentation.
2011254061.17e-0414unscored95context-side Path components and separators in file system paths and stack traces from programming error messages and debugging output.
202352691.08e-0413unscored75context-side German language tokens, particularly verb forms (past tense, infinitive), conjunctions, and grammatical particles within German sentences.
203413431.08e-0413unscored95context-side Method names, accessor keywords, and function identifiers appearing within programming language stack traces or error logs, particularly in Java exception traces with patterns like 'at package.Class.method' or similar stack trace formatting from Node.js and Python.
204442021.08e-0413unscored95context-side Numeric digits or file extensions that are part of compiler-generated synthetic method names (like access$000, lambda$0) or file extensions (.js) in programming stack traces and error logs.
205551821.08e-0413unscored85context-side Single alphanumeric characters functioning as technical identifiers or positional markers within formal notation systems, including chemical nomenclature (κ-coordination), legal citations, genetic mutations, and document reference codes.
206991071.08e-0413unscored75context-side Tokens that are key functional or structural terms appearing within instructional contexts, particularly in examples demonstrating formatting, coding syntax, or enumeration patterns (often in Chinese instructions or programming code).
207247171.00e-0412-0.00075context-side Token fragments that are components of technical identifiers, error codes, abbreviations, or compound tokens in structured text formats like Python tracebacks, legal documents, medical records, or formal codes.
208479211.00e-0412unscored75context-side Tokens appearing in prescriptive instructions, formatting conventions, or metalinguistic directions about how to complete, format, or attribute something (e.g., 'fill in', 'published by', 'Publisher:').
209487051.00e-0412-0.00072context-side Tokens that are part of phrases describing files, datasets, objects, or entities that exist, are being created, manipulated, or referenced, often appearing in technical documentation or narrative contexts involving physical/digital artifacts.
210603411.00e-0412unscored85context-side Whitespace or newline tokens that immediately follow the word 'of' in phrases that enumerate, reference subsets, or indicate membership in groups (e.g., 'one of', 'some of', 'part of', 'X of Y').
211676171.00e-0412-0.00072context-side Tokens at structural or morphological boundaries in text, including whitespace/empty tokens at line/page breaks, partial words or morphemes in compound words, single characters in multi-byte encodings, and fragments at formatting boundaries across multiple languages.
212714661.00e-0412unscored90context-side Prepositions and punctuation marking categorical classification or containment relationships, typically appearing before the name of a publication, category, database table, or organizational container.
213920641.00e-0412-0.00095context-side Month names or abbreviations appearing in formatted publication dates, timestamps, or metadata contexts (e.g., 'Posted on May 2nd', 'Published February 1', 'on April 09').
2141027281.00e-0412unscored72context-side Tokens that complete or form part of dates, years, numerical expressions, or provide formal grammatical continuation markers (like punctuation, inflectional endings, or additive terms) in written text with temporal or sequential references.
2151127161.00e-0412unscored75context-side The token 'bot' appearing as a suffix in compound words naming chatbots, automation tools, or bot-like entities, as well as similar suffixes like 'parameter' or 'comment' in technical/markup contexts.
2161220241.00e-0412unscored92context-side Tokens that are state/province abbreviations (like BC, ON, CA, PA) or commas separating city from state/country in postal addresses within structured address formatting.
2171290681.00e-0412unscored95context-side The token 'File' appearing in parenthetical photo credit attributions in news articles, typically in the format '(AP Photo/photographer, File)' or similar agency credit formats, indicating archival photography.
218138459.17e-0511unscored85context-side Tokens completing imperative phrases or calls-to-action related to social media sharing, viewing posts, or digital content interaction (e.g., 'View this post', 'Share this story/page', 'take on').
219360919.17e-0511unscored92context-side Extended whitespace sequences used for horizontal spacing and column alignment in structured documents, forms, tables, and technical documentation.
220471099.17e-0511unscored95context-side The token 'at' (with or without preceding whitespace) that appears in Java stack traces to indicate the location of method calls in the call stack, typically following filename/line number information and preceding fully qualified class.method names.
221648159.17e-0511-0.00045context-side Tokens that represent key technical terms, programming concepts, class/package names, or semantically central words within technical questions and code-related discussions in a conversational AI format.
222676939.17e-0511unscored75context-side The final character(s) completing a year or date reference in German language text, particularly the last digit(s) of years in temporal/historical contexts (e.g., '3' in '2013', '0' in '2010', '8' in '1898').
223712069.17e-0511unscored85context-side Components or punctuation separators within date and time expressions, including month/day numbers, weekday abbreviations, and delimiters like periods and slashes in various date formats.
224818979.17e-0511-0.00075context-side Whitespace, newline characters, or minor formatting tokens that appear at structural boundaries in text (like between dialogue turns, at line breaks, or within formatted tables/documents), serving to separate or structure content rather than convey semantic meaning.
225995019.17e-0511unscored85context-side Tokens representing words for 'increase', 'growth', 'change', or 'KEY' in contexts describing quantitative changes, population growth, financial metrics, or database relationships.
2261189509.17e-0511unscored95context-side The word 'example' when used as a reference point in instructional contexts that demonstrate how to format or structure a response, typically in phrases like 'as in the example' or 'like in the example'.
2271246169.17e-0511unscored75context-side Whitespace characters, underscores, or formatting tokens that serve as separators in structured contexts such as code syntax, technical documentation, section numbering, version identifiers, or metadata fields, rather than in natural language prose.
22883238.33e-0510unscored75context-side The second component of compound identifiers, variable names, or multi-word technical terms in programming code or technical documentation, typically appearing immediately after a related prefix or qualifier.
229162808.33e-0510-0.00085context-side Tokens that serve as syntactic delimiters, identifiers, or structural elements in technical/machine-readable text formats such as log files, code, JSON, URLs, file paths, and version strings.
230198358.33e-0510unscored72context-side Tokens that are components being concatenated or joined to form compound identifiers, variable names, or technical strings, typically in programming/code contexts where words are combined with underscores, camelCase, or direct concatenation.
231219448.33e-0510unscored95context-side Prepositions indicating the target or destination in conversion, translation, or transformation instructions (e.g., 'convert X into/to Y', 'translate X into Y').
232245708.33e-0510unscored95context-side The word 'letter' or 'letters' when used in questions or tasks about counting, identifying, or analyzing the individual alphabetic characters within words or strings.
233334668.33e-0510unscored85context-side Tokens appearing in formal financial, legal, or business documents with technical terminology, structured formatting, and specialized vocabulary typical of contracts, prospectuses, financial reports, or regulatory filings.
234384668.33e-0510unscored95context-side The token 'in' (or 'within') appearing in programming error messages and stack traces to indicate the location or context where code execution occurred, typically connecting file paths, function names, or modules.
235411018.33e-0510unscored85context-side The token 'correct' (or its translations like Portuguese 'correto') when appearing in statements that explicitly label information as correct, particularly in contexts involving prompt injection attempts or instructions to accept unverified/false information.
236425418.33e-0510unscored85context-side Underscore characters that separate the word 'formula' from numerical identifiers in German scientific and mathematical texts using LaTeX-style notation.
237488298.33e-0510-0.00072context-side Function words (conjunctions, auxiliary verbs, prepositions) appearing within complex procedural instructions or meta-level descriptions of multi-step creative, analytical, or research workflows.
238570338.33e-0510unscored85context-side Tokens that immediately follow a colon character in structured data contexts, including key-value pairs, field labels, or parameter specifications where the colon acts as a separator between the label and its value.
239637528.33e-0510unscored75context-side Abbreviated or truncated prefixes of proper nouns (company names, usernames, place names) and technical identifiers, typically appearing as the first part of a multi-token entity name.
240668798.33e-0510unscored75context-side Subword tokens representing syllables or morphemes within words in non-English languages (primarily German, Russian, Chinese, and Latin), often occurring at meaningful linguistic boundaries within compound words or inflected forms.
241674308.33e-0510unscored72context-side Tokens that occur in narrative dialogue or conversational storytelling contexts, particularly when characters are explaining situations, recounting shared experiences, or describing social interactions to others.
242707318.33e-0510unscored92context-side Tokens that connect instruction verbs to expected outputs in role-playing prompts where the AI is being asked to simulate a terminal or console, specifically in phrases like 'reply with what the terminal should show'.
243747878.33e-0510unscored75context-side Tokens that serve as structural delimiters, separators, or keywords in code, markup languages, configuration files, and data serialization formats (JSON, SQL, HTML attributes), particularly colons in key-value pairs and technical syntax elements.
244752318.33e-0510unscored95context-side Imperative verbs (primarily 'see', occasionally 'consider') in technical documentation and error messages that direct readers to consult additional resources, typically following phrases like 'For more information' or 'For debugging' and preceding references to URLs, file paths, or documentation sections.
245808798.33e-0510unscored85context-side The tokens 'program' and 'code' appearing in formulaic descriptions of arithmetic programs as functional code designed to calculate answers, typically in instructional or template contexts.
246833358.33e-0510unscored85context-side The token 'sigh' or 'sighs' appearing within parenthetical stage directions in dialogue/script format, particularly describing a hesitation followed by a sighing action.
247856008.33e-0510-0.00095context-side Comment syntax markers and delimiters in source code, including SQL comment dashes (--), block comment markers (/* */), single-line comment symbols (#), and associated whitespace formatting for comments.
248934798.33e-0510unscored95context-side Uppercase technical keywords that appear in software error messages, exception traces, and logging output, specifically words like 'EXCEPTION', 'ERROR', and 'from' when used in formatted error contexts rather than normal prose.
249941288.33e-0510unscored92context-side Tokens that are part of technical error messages, stack traces, or system logs, often appearing as XML-like tags, technical identifiers, or formatting elements within error output from software systems (Android, databases, authentication systems, etc.).
2501087938.33e-0510unscored95context-side The total page count number in document pagination formats, appearing after 'of' or 'di' in phrases like 'Page X of Y'
2511174248.33e-0510unscored75context-side Tokens appearing in formal legal text, copyright notices, technical specifications, or metadata contexts, particularly in footer sections, disclaimers, and structured non-conversational content like licensing information and technical parameters.
2521247748.33e-0510unscored90context-side Tokens that are part of or immediately adjacent to comment delimiters and syntax in source code, SQL, or markup files (such as /*, */, --, or text within comment blocks).
2531251508.33e-0510unscored90context-side Tokens (usually whitespace and following words) that immediately follow the preposition 'of' in prepositional phrases, marking the continuation after 'of' in constructions like 'of the', 'of his', 'of this', etc.
254105677.50e-059unscored92context-side Components of compound identifiers (class names, method names, package paths) in programming stack traces and error messages, typically representing word boundaries within camelCase or dot-separated names in Java, JavaScript, or C/C++ execution contexts.
255108017.50e-059unscored85context-side The closing angle bracket '>' token in C++ template syntax, specifically when closing template parameters for container types like std::vector in Vulkan graphics API code.
256139717.50e-059unscored85context-side Word fragments or tokens that are part of formal legal terminology in Spanish or Italian judicial documents, particularly terms related to court decisions (sentencia), resolutions (resolución), or official decrees, often appearing after prepositions indicating dates or sources of authority.
257168037.50e-059-0.00072context-side Tokens that are fragments or components within compound words, proper nouns, or technical terms, particularly in non-English languages (German, Chinese, Persian), or whitespace/punctuation tokens appearing between parts of multi-word expressions.
258207677.50e-059unscored90context-side The Chinese attributive particle '的' (de) appearing in formal academic or technical contexts, particularly in research paper titles and academic descriptions where it connects modifying phrases to nouns.
259236367.50e-059-0.00085context-side The second word/token in compound technical identifiers or class names, particularly in Java/Android code (e.g., 'Thread' in 'ActivityThread', 'HandlerThread', 'TaskThread', or 'Server' in 'MinecraftServer'), and occasionally the second part of German compound proper names.
260389827.50e-059unscored85context-side Tokens that are part of social media sharing metadata, including Twitter URL components, Instagram post attribution text ('shared'), and user handle references in the context of social media posts.
261405107.50e-059unscored85context-side Connector tokens within compound technical identifiers in Java stack traces, MySQL configuration, or similar code/log contexts, such as 'Accessor' in class names, '_SET' in variable names, or '$' in synthetic method names.
262442897.50e-059-0.00090context-side Tokens that are part of figure/page reference markers in academic or technical text, appearing immediately before numerical identifiers in citations, captions, or cross-references.
263454347.50e-059unscored75context-side Tokens that are suffixes or punctuation completing technical programming identifiers, particularly in stack traces, assembly version strings, method signatures, and code documentation contexts.
264474667.50e-059-0.00085context-side A single digit token appearing in the middle of a long numeric sequence within technical contexts like URLs, user IDs, timestamps, file paths, or database identifiers.
265489247.50e-059unscored75context-side Tokens appearing within malformed, corrupted, or intentionally obfuscated text sequences, including garbled unicode characters, encoding errors, unusual formatting patterns, or text manipulation attempts.
266561457.50e-059unscored85context-side Whitespace, separators, or formatting characters (tabs, newlines, colons, pipes, equals signs) that appear within structured, tabular, or repetitively formatted text layouts such as lists, ASCII art, document headers, or data tables.
267690697.50e-059-0.00045context-side Tokens that are parts of repeated structural elements (like SQL constraint names, Russian grammatical suffixes appearing multiple times in the training context), morphological components within non-English words (Portuguese/Spanish), or special formatting tokens appearing in truncated or unusual contexts.
268701347.50e-059unscored75context-side Tokens appearing in non-English text (particularly Chinese, Vietnamese, Arabic) or in structured/technical content such as numbered lists, data tables, dates, and formal documentation, as opposed to conversational English dialogue.
269709547.50e-059-0.00075context-side Tokens appearing in substantive, naturally-flowing content text across multiple languages, as opposed to templated chatbot system prompts or repetitive dialogue structures.
270768377.50e-059unscored75context-side Tokens appearing in contexts with spelling errors, typos, word fragments, text duplication, or orthographic corruption, often representing parts of misspelled words or tokens following malformed text.
271849087.50e-059unscored92context-side References to versions, copies, or specific instances/iterations of software, documents, or digital artifacts, typically in technical or formal documentation contexts.
272855627.50e-059-0.00072context-side Mid-word tokens or syllables that complete or form parts of compound words, proper nouns, technical terms, or non-English words, often appearing at morpheme boundaries in specialized vocabulary across multiple languages.
273856127.50e-059-0.00072context-side Tokens that are parts of words or short function words appearing in formal technical documentation, instructional text, configuration files, or structured reference material that guides users to external information or provides technical specifications.
274884767.50e-059unscored85context-side Tokens that are field names, keys, or structural elements in structured data formats (JSON, YAML, code, configuration files), appearing as identifiers in key-value pairs or data schemas.
275981667.50e-059unscored85context-side Small integer tokens (particularly 1, 2) that appear as line numbers or cell indicators in programming error messages, stack traces, and code execution contexts (such as Jupyter notebook cells or Python tracebacks).
276982517.50e-059unscored85context-side Whitespace or formatting characters that immediately follow or separate components of dates in formal document metadata, timestamps, or date fields.
2771050807.50e-059unscored85context-side Tokens that are parts of programming code elements, including method names, variable names, code syntax punctuation, and technical identifiers within software stack traces and code snippets.
2781190937.50e-059unscored65context-side Tokens that serve structural, formatting, or referential functions in formal or technical text, including volume numbers in legal citations, spacing artifacts in formatted documents, and function words in structured contexts.
2791198377.50e-059unscored75context-side Tokens that immediately precede line breaks, structural transitions, or formatting boundaries in text, marking the end of a segment before a shift to new content or format.
2801261377.50e-059unscored75context-side Plural noun forms and grammatical suffixes/endings that indicate morphological features like plurality, case markers, or word-final grammatical elements across multiple languages (especially Russian and English).
2811286667.50e-059-0.00075context-side Tokens that immediately precede numerical values, mathematical expressions, or variable names in mathematical, scientific, or programming problem contexts, often representing the transition point from descriptive text to quantitative data.
28279876.67e-058unscored85context-side Single digit characters appearing within timestamp formats (HH:MM:SS) in subtitle time codes or within structured sequential markup like HTML heading tags.
283113206.67e-058unscored75context-side Single character tokens (punctuation marks, digits, or special characters) that serve as delimiters, separators, or syntax elements within technical contexts such as URL encoding, error messages, code comments, configuration files, or SQL syntax.
284260266.67e-058unscored85context-side Tokens that occur at unusual or artificial word boundaries, typically in the middle of compound words, URLs, abbreviations, or structured text where words are concatenated or split in non-standard ways.
285266646.67e-058unscored75context-side Punctuation marks (hyphens, commas) or formatting characters appearing in highly structured, formal contexts such as legal documents, court records, formal citations, or technical code, typically serving as delimiters within template-like or formulaic text patterns.
286308636.67e-058-0.00085context-side Discourse markers and connective words (e.g., 'instead', 'rather', 'example') appearing in metalinguistic contexts such as answer options, lists of linking words, or instructional examples about transitions and connectives.
287358296.67e-058unscored75context-side Tokens appearing in contexts related to formal document preparation, deliverables, assignments, templates, or publication-ready materials, particularly in professional or academic settings where finalized outputs are being described or prepared.
288392766.67e-058unscored85context-side Colons or tokens immediately following warning labels, error types, or technical annotation prefixes in code, system messages, or documentation contexts, serving as delimiters before the warning/error description.
289504276.67e-058unscored95context-side The token 'the' in mathematical problem statements, specifically in the phrase 'find the value of' where a variable is being solved for.
290524596.67e-058unscored72context-side Tokens appearing within or immediately after structural formatting elements like tables, HTML tags, list delimiters, quotation markers, or other document structure markup, particularly in non-natural-language contexts.
291560876.67e-058unscored85context-side Tokens that introduce or connect instructions about replacing, filling, or using template placeholders (brackets, curly braces) in formatting or templating contexts, typically appearing immediately after references to those placeholder symbols.
292586276.67e-058unscored72context-side Alphanumeric characters, punctuation, or short words that function as separators, identifiers, or path components within code, file paths, URLs, or other technical/structured data formats.
293610436.67e-058unscored78context-side Tokens appearing in contexts that emphasize preservation, maintaining original state, or keeping something unmodified or unaltered, often in instructions about retaining exact formatting, content integrity, or original properties.
294639596.67e-058unscored45context-side Tokens that immediately follow or complete structural boundaries such as closing markup delimiters, column names in structured data formats, or word components following punctuation or formatting in multilingual text.
295726176.67e-058unscored75context-side The digit '0' appearing as part of multi-digit numbers (like 500, 1000, 2000) or in contexts where '0' and 'O' are visually similar or interchangeable.
296776346.67e-058-0.00085context-side Punctuation marks (commas, spaces) or numbers that separate or connect consecutive elements in mathematical sequences, numerical patterns, or enumerated series.
297802886.67e-058unscored85context-side Single digits or punctuation marks appearing within structured academic or technical reference formats such as DOI identifiers, URLs, page numbers, section numbers, or citation strings.
298953586.67e-058-0.00075context-side The token 'datetime' (or occasionally numeric tokens) appearing as a module or object reference being passed as an argument to a constructor or function call, particularly in nested Python datetime operations like 'datetime.timezone(datetime.timedelta(...))'.
299959586.67e-058-0.00095context-side Right angle bracket symbols (>>) that appear in pagination metadata immediately following the word 'Page' in document headers or footers, typically part of formatting patterns like 'Page<< >>X of Y'.
3001003776.67e-058unscored72context-side Tokens appearing in structured templates or formulaic contexts, particularly numeric placeholders in prompt engineering templates (like '[2]' in image generation prompts) or word completions in German historical descriptions (like 'Gegründet' meaning 'founded').
3011022546.67e-058-0.00085context-side The word 'page' or closely related terms (pages, page parameters) when referring to documentation pages, dictionary pages, manual pages, web pages, or pagination in technical/reference contexts.
3021129336.67e-058unscored95context-side The token 'no' appearing in prescriptive instructions or guidelines that explicitly prohibit or forbid certain content, behaviors, or elements, typically in the form 'there should be no [X]' or 'you will include no [X]' where rules for creative writing or behavior are being established.
3031274566.67e-058-0.00075context-side Tokens in formal policy, legal, or technical documentation that introduce or form part of definitional clauses specifying conditions, categories, or classification criteria, particularly in relative clauses or copular constructions.
3041286856.67e-058unscored75context-side Tokens appearing in formal document metadata fields (like publication dates, revision histories, receipt timestamps), technical code snippets, or academic/scientific paper formatting, typically following standardized labels or in structured formal contexts.
305114745.83e-057unscored95context-side The token 'function' appearing immediately after an opening parenthesis in JavaScript code, forming the pattern '(function' which typically introduces anonymous functions or immediately invoked function expressions (IIFEs).
306135445.83e-057-0.00075context-side Tokens that are part of technical delimiters, coding syntax markers, or truncated/incomplete words within programming code, documentation comments, or chat template syntax, particularly at parsing or tokenization boundaries.
307138705.83e-057unscored85context-side The digit '0' appearing within structured technical data formats such as timestamps, hexadecimal values, database records, log entries, or other machine-readable identifiers.
308276515.83e-057-0.00078context-side Tokens that are components or suffixes of technical identifiers in URLs, HTML/code elements, or structured document formatting (e.g., parameter names, class names, section labels), often appearing after underscores or within markup syntax.
309337755.83e-057unscored72context-side Tokens appearing in instructional, prescriptive, or meta-level contexts that establish rules, definitions, or structured guidelines about how to perform tasks or organize information.
310373325.83e-057unscored72context-side Tokens appearing in contexts related to publication, public disclosure, or sharing of data/information with others, often involving consent, visibility, or making something publicly accessible.
311381135.83e-057-0.00085context-side Asterisk characters that form the left margin formatting of multi-line documentation comment blocks in source code (JavaDoc-style comments), appearing between the comment opening and the descriptive text.
312488095.83e-057-0.00085context-side Tokens (typically spaces or articles) immediately preceding numerical quantities, measurements, or mathematical objects in word problems or scientific/mathematical problem statements, particularly in chemistry stoichiometry and mathematical sum problems.
313519835.83e-057unscored72context-side Morphological components or internal segments within German compound words and declined forms, particularly case endings and word-internal connective elements in German text.
314654085.83e-057unscored75context-side Word fragments, suffixes, or abbreviations appearing in non-English text (especially German or French), proper nouns, addresses, or formal document citations.
315677365.83e-057unscored85context-side Terminal components of technical identifiers in code or data contexts, specifically trailing digits in file paths/case numbers or top-level domain extensions (.com) in URL strings.
316720005.83e-057unscored75context-side Tokens in phrases that reference, point to, or indicate where information appears, is shown, or can be found, typically in formal or instructional contexts involving documentation, examples, or visual presentation.
317770885.83e-057unscored90context-side Punctuation marks (commas and periods) that end clauses or sentences explicitly instructing an AI assistant to avoid repeating words, phrases, or sentences in its responses.
318787895.83e-057-0.00072context-side Tokens that complete structured references or qualified names, particularly method names following dots (like '.run' in Python method calls) or tokens that form the second part of compound technical or categorical identifiers.
319888695.83e-057-0.00085context-side Placeholder or boilerplate text tokens in auto-generated code comments, type annotations, template files, or standardized form text that indicate locations to be filled in or customized by developers.
320931125.83e-057unscored65context-side Plural markers, possessive determiners, or numeric digits in non-English languages (particularly Chinese, Russian, and code), often indicating plurality, collective reference, or completing numeric values.
321941875.83e-057unscored95context-side The token 'here' appearing at the end of a Python comment line that reads '# await the coroutine function', in a code context dealing with asynchronous coroutine execution.
322948385.83e-057-0.00095context-side A newline token that appears in chat markup between the `<|im_end|>` closing tag and the `<|im_start|>assistant` opening tag, serving as a separator between user messages and assistant responses.
3231051035.83e-057unscored45context-side Single-digit numbers in software version strings or technical identifiers, or the word 'warn' in contexts describing prohibited warning behaviors or guidelines.
3241061095.83e-057unscored85context-side Tokens that appear in or immediately adjacent to copyright notices, disclaimers, author attributions, and source citations within code comments or documentation headers.
3251073625.83e-057unscored85context-side Single digit characters or forward slashes that appear as components within URLs, file paths, repository links, hash strings, or other technical alphanumeric identifiers.
3261093415.83e-057unscored75context-side Word fragments, morphemes, or completing characters within non-English languages (especially Arabic, Russian, Italian, German) or within alphanumeric technical contexts, typically suffixes or mid-word segments that complete words in these languages.
3271107395.83e-057unscored75context-side Tokens that appear within continuous substantive text content (mid-sentence or mid-passage) across various languages, as opposed to conversational boundaries, system prompts, or message delimiters.
3281145005.83e-057unscored75context-side Auxiliary verbs, verb particles, or grammatical function words that form part of verb phrases or verbal constructions across various languages, serving to mark tense, aspect, mood, or complete multi-word verb expressions.
3291166475.83e-057unscored72context-side Tokens that complete formal institutional names or official governmental designations, particularly in contexts involving historic preservation registries, national cataloging systems, or landmark classifications.
3301181455.83e-057unscored90context-side Colons used as delimiters in technical contexts such as file paths with line numbers, error messages, stack traces, or alphanumeric technical identifiers/codes.
3311189445.83e-057-0.00075context-side Single digits appearing within numeric identifiers in URL-like paths, particularly in GitHub comment IDs, issue numbers, or article detail numbers.
3321196755.83e-057-0.00072context-side Tokens that are technical symbols, code elements (operators, variable names, parentheses), mid-word fragments in formal text, or whitespace in structured/technical contexts like programming code, database queries, or formal documentation.
3331211245.83e-057unscored85context-side Forward slashes used as separators in date formats, particularly in Russian/Cyrillic text contexts where dates are formatted as DD/MM/YYYY.
3341212055.83e-057unscored85context-side The token '2' appearing as a numeric identifier or parameter in formal notation systems, particularly in entity-relationship notation (e.g., 'e2') or mathematical/technical specifications (e.g., 'base 10').
3351247185.83e-057unscored95context-side The final digit in the seconds field of timestamps in imageboard-style post headers (format: MM/DD(Day)HH:MM:S[X] No.XXXXXXX).
3361296235.83e-057unscored82context-side Tokens appearing in formal procedural or instructional contexts that explain requirements, processes, permissions, or actions to be taken, typically found in legal text, documentation, terms of service, or official guidelines.
3371145.00e-056unscored45context-side Tokens that are parts of words related to language or translation (especially the Persian letter 'س' in 'فارسی'), or short function words in technical/documentary text contexts.
3389515.00e-056unscored85context-side Tokens that appear in questions asking for items at specific ordinal positions or rankings (e.g., '5th letter', 'third highest', '10 most significant', '37th largest').
33913205.00e-056-0.00075context-side Newline or whitespace tokens that occur as natural line breaks within continuous multi-line text content, typically after conjunctions or mid-sentence, where the text continues with related information on the next line.
34084915.00e-056unscored90context-side Closing bracket character ']' in citation or reference notation, especially when part of consecutive numbered citations like [3][4] or [2][3] in Wikipedia-style or academic text formatting.
341120685.00e-056unscored85context-side Commas functioning as grammatical punctuation separators in natural language text, particularly between clauses, phrases, or after names in conversational contexts.
342120835.00e-056unscored75context-side Tokens that are suffixes, trailing fragments, or terminal components of compound words, technical identifiers, configuration parameters, or numerical values, typically appearing as the latter part of a multi-token lexical unit.
343134175.00e-056-0.00085context-side Tokens that are components of academic repository URLs, digital object identifiers, or scholarly metadata systems, particularly parts of 'bitstream' paths, DOI/handle identifiers, or metadata-related terms in institutional repository contexts.
344155965.00e-056-0.00095context-side The token 'KE' appearing within Google URL tracking parameters, specifically in the 'ved=' query string component following 'ahU'.
345175515.00e-056unscored85context-side The word 'In' (or partial word fragments containing 'In') appearing at the start of compiler error messages, stack traces, or technical diagnostic output that indicates the location of an error, warning, or event in code.
346177945.00e-056unscored85context-side Tokens that are components of technical identifiers in programming code, specifically appearing as parts of module paths, class names, function names, or file paths, often following dots, underscores, or within compound camelCase/PascalCase names.
347195505.00e-056unscored75context-side The feature activates on tokens that mark the end of comment lines (SQL '--' or HTML '<!--') immediately before the transition to actual code content like CREATE TABLE statements or HTML tags.
348205935.00e-056unscored75context-side Tokens that appear within, immediately after, or adjacent to sequences of repeated identical characters (letters, newlines, spaces) or dense formatting patterns with unusual whitespace.
349413845.00e-056unscored95context-side The word 'guide' appearing in instructions requesting travel guide content generation, specifically in contexts that also mention avoiding listing or numbered formats.
350429885.00e-056unscored85context-side Single-digit numeric identifiers (0 or 1) used as array indices, file/appendix reference numbers, URL parameters, or other technical enumeration in code, academic references, or technical documentation.
351470315.00e-056unscored75context-side Short character sequences (2-3 characters) that appear as fragments within words in non-English text (German, French, Italian), technical codes, dates, or structured data formats.
352513075.00e-056unscored85context-side Whitespace characters (newlines, line breaks) that serve structural formatting purposes in hierarchically organized documents like website navigation menus, official forms, certificates, and web page layouts.
353529395.00e-056unscored85context-side Colons or closing punctuation at line breaks in technical text, appearing after file paths with line numbers, error message locations, email headers, or timestamps, marking the transition between metadata/reference information and subsequent content.
354530495.00e-056unscored72context-side Tokens within English-language formal, technical, or instructional prose content, excluding chat system messages, non-English text, and code.
355544485.00e-056unscored75context-side Opening parentheses that introduce attributions, photo credits, or supplementary contextual information, particularly in formal documents, news articles, or biographical text.
356559775.00e-056-0.00075context-side Tokens appearing in technical documentation, code snippets, formal markup languages (HTML/XML/SVG), programming error messages, or formal written text in non-English languages, as opposed to conversational or narrative natural language.
357583855.00e-056unscored78context-side Words referring to units of written content (word, character/字) in formal writing requirements, or proper nouns and terms associated with news media sources and journalism (Camera newspaper, AP, reports).
358628835.00e-056-0.00078context-side Tokens that are part of phrases describing quantities, numerical values, orderings, or structured numerical data, particularly in contexts involving lists, transactions, calculations, or sequential arrangements.
359675445.00e-056unscored85context-side Synthetic accessor method identifiers in Java code (particularly the `access$` pattern followed by numbers) and the dollar sign symbol used in generated method names, as well as formal technical terms in structured legal or code contexts.
360678755.00e-056unscored75context-side Common content words (nouns, prepositions, articles, conjunctions) appearing in formal expository, technical, or academic prose contexts, particularly in mathematical, scientific, or narrative explanations.
361780105.00e-056unscored95context-side The '//' token representing the beginning of a single-line code comment in programming contexts, particularly in JavaScript or similar C-family languages.
362791555.00e-056unscored85context-side Whitespace immediately following a date and preceding a time specification in formatted timestamp headers (e.g., email headers, database scripts, or log entries).
363799405.00e-056-0.00090context-side Single-digit numbers appearing as version numbers in technical software or hardware specifications, library names, or API version strings.
364839185.00e-056unscored82context-side Tokens that are the explicit target of linguistic constraints in user instructions (especially 'the' when users request it be avoided) or technical path/variable components, typically appearing in adversarial prompts that attempt to manipulate model behavior while requesting harmful content.
365862775.00e-056unscored75context-side Whitespace, punctuation, or minimal tokens that act as separators or delimiters between distinct text sections in structured or semi-structured content, particularly in reviews, ratings, dates, and user-generated content.
366871065.00e-056unscored72context-side Tokens that denote singular countable items, specific instances, or individual units (numbers like '1', words like 'one', 'end', 'cases') within narrative or descriptive contexts where singularity or specific enumeration is being expressed.
367927095.00e-056-0.00072context-side Tokens appearing in contexts with syntactic awkwardness, error messages, meta-textual commentary, disclaimers, or non-standard text formatting, as opposed to clean conversational or narrative text.
368935345.00e-056unscored95context-side Semicolons that terminate 'using System' namespace import statements in C# code, typically appearing at the start of C# source files.
369963725.00e-056unscored75context-side Single digits or spaces immediately preceding digits in mathematical expressions, fractions, percentages, or numerical data contexts.
370978755.00e-056unscored85context-side Tokens that are part of phrases referring to lists, categories, or information presented elsewhere in the document (e.g., 'listed below', 'shown below', 'types').
371991755.00e-056unscored85context-side Punctuation (especially commas) and words appearing in formal academic or legal cross-references and citations, particularly following phrases like 'For more information', 'cf.', or introducing source references with 'see' or 'véase'.
3721003115.00e-056unscored72context-side Punctuation marks, simple numeric/placeholder characters, or opening parentheses that appear within or immediately adjacent to non-Latin script text (especially Hebrew, Cyrillic, or garbled/encoded text) or in programming code following function names.
3731099715.00e-056unscored72context-side Short tokens (typically 1-4 characters) that appear as syntax elements, code identifiers, operators, or delimiters in programming/markup contexts, or as fragments within technical documentation.
3741104245.00e-056unscored85context-side The token 'and' appearing within parenthetical text that connects two negative constraints or conditions about what something 'shouldn't' or 'should not' be, specifically in the context of describing requirements or rules.
3751126645.00e-056unscored85context-side The first digit of a month or day number in a date or timestamp (e.g., the '0' in '03/07/2023' or '9' in '9:16 AM').
3761128445.00e-056unscored75context-side Tokens that are components of technical identifiers, including URL path segments, domain extensions, XML namespace prefixes, year digits in formal document metadata, and URL-encoded characters within structured web addresses or data formats.
3771165475.00e-056-0.00085context-side The token 'is' appearing as part of URL query parameters or technical code contexts (HTML, CSS), rather than as a standard English verb in natural language.
3781167775.00e-056unscored75context-side Technical attribute values, parameters, or keywords appearing within HTML/XML markup tags or programming function calls, particularly in structured code contexts rather than natural language prose.
3791203095.00e-056-0.00075context-side German and other European language function words, particles, and comparative terms (such as 'auch', 'wie', 'sie') or tokens within non-English European language text.
3801206535.00e-056-0.00085context-side The second word in mathematical or statistical compound terms, particularly 'root' in 'square root' and 'error' in 'standard error', where the token completes a technical phrase describing a mathematical operation or statistical measure.
3811272445.00e-056unscored92context-side The feature activates on tokens that are parts of Russian words written in Cyrillic script, appearing in contexts of technical or instructional Russian text.
38229394.17e-055unscored85context-side Prepositions appearing in legal or corporate boilerplate language, including terms of service, privacy policies, copyright notices, and formal business communications.
38369714.17e-055-0.00092context-side Whitespace indentation (multiple spaces) at the beginning of lines in HTML, XML, or markup code contexts, used for formatting and structuring nested elements or comments.
384102794.17e-055-0.00092context-side The equals sign used in HTML/XML attribute assignments (e.g., name="value", content="..."), appearing between an attribute name and its quoted value in markup tags.
385103794.17e-055-0.00072context-side Tokens that are punctuation marks in technical/programming contexts, morphological suffixes in non-English languages (particularly Cyrillic), or functional word fragments that connect or modify adjacent tokens rather than carrying independent semantic meaning.
386121304.17e-055-0.00075context-side Tokens appearing in formal legal, contractual, or structured narrative text with proper grammatical structure, particularly in contexts involving legal provisions, formal agreements, or quoted dialogue in narrative fiction.
387141604.17e-055-0.00045context-side Partial tokens that form the beginning of parenthetical expressions (opening parenthesis) or middle portions of German compound words, typically in formal, legal, or technical contexts.
388156764.17e-055-0.00085context-side Function words (conjunctions, prepositions, articles, participles) appearing in formal legal or business language contexts, particularly in disclaimers, terms of service, liability statements, and descriptions of responsibilities or compliance obligations.
389167464.17e-055unscored95context-side The opening parenthesis '(' that immediately follows the word 'Copyright' in copyright notices, typically introducing the copyright symbol representation '(c)' or '(C)' in code comments and license headers.
390176504.17e-055unscored82context-side References to individual items, records, or units within structured collections, databases, lists, or procedural sequences in technical or formal documentation contexts.
391193094.17e-055unscored75context-side The token 'до' (Russian preposition meaning 'to/until') in formulaic Russian text describing tournament progression, or fragments of Latin placeholder text like 'uer' in 'consectetur'.
392202434.17e-055unscored72context-side Short functional tokens including single characters, punctuation marks, short common words, or whitespace that serve syntactic or structural roles in code, data, or text rather than carrying substantial semantic meaning.
393210094.17e-055-0.00095context-side The word 'present' appearing in formal constraint statements, specifically in the phrase 'shall not be present as part of more than one class' within classification rules or technical specifications.
394211334.17e-055unscored82context-side HTML table-related markup elements and attributes (class names, table tags) or explicit references to table columns in structured data contexts.
395213894.17e-055unscored85context-side The indefinite articles 'an' or 'a' appearing in formal, instructional, or technical contexts where they introduce nouns that specify types, formats, requirements, or technical constraints (e.g., 'an integer', 'a means of', 'an exception type').
396228274.17e-055unscored95context-side The word 'object' (or its translation) appearing in technical programming contexts, referring to digital objects such as graphical elements, database entities, or data structures.
397229334.17e-055-0.00092context-side Mathematical superlative adjectives ('greatest', 'smallest') that appear immediately before terms related to common divisor/denominator calculations in programming or mathematical contexts.
398236404.17e-055unscored72context-side Function words (especially forms of 'to be') and structural punctuation marks that appear in technical, code-related, or formal declarative contexts, serving to connect or structure information rather than convey primary semantic content.
399258454.17e-055unscored85context-side A space or whitespace token that appears in document citations, page references, or pagination contexts, typically positioned between a page/section prefix (like 'p.', 'S.', 'of') and the actual page number.
400258914.17e-055unscored72context-side Tokens appearing at format boundaries or in syntactically unusual contexts, such as within markup/code mixed with text, Morse code sequences, malformed syntax, or punctuation in transliterated/non-standard language text.
401263044.17e-055unscored85context-side The token 'To' at the beginning of infinitive phrases that introduce instructions, procedures, or directions in technical documentation, code comments, or instructional writing.
402275694.17e-055unscored95context-side The token 'Accessor' appearing as part of the Java class name 'NativeMethodAccessorImpl' within stack traces showing reflection-based method invocation.
403276144.17e-055unscored72context-side Tokens that are part of instructions requesting analytical commentary, comparison, or structured processing of text, often appearing in multilingual contexts where specific examples or paragraph-by-paragraph analysis is being requested.
404316644.17e-055unscored82context-side Tokens appearing within or immediately adjacent to polynomial equations, inequalities, or algebraic expressions, particularly in contexts involving solving or manipulating quadratic or higher-degree equations.
405321674.17e-055unscored65context-side Short tokens (pronouns or word fragments) appearing within non-English text segments, particularly in Russian or Chinese contexts, or English pronouns in multilingual chat/informal text environments.
406337544.17e-055unscored85context-side Tokens that are part of website navigation links, UI structural elements, or metadata labels (like 'Skip to content', 'Posted by', 'submit to') rather than main content or conversational text.
407349974.17e-055-0.00075context-side Tokens appearing in technical strings, encoded data (URL-encoded, hexadecimal), code, or non-English text, as opposed to natural English conversational text.
408370444.17e-055unscored95context-side The indefinite article 'a' immediately preceding 'question' in the phrase 'answer to a/the question', specifically in contexts describing AI assistant behavior guidelines about acknowledging uncertainty or lack of knowledge.
409388464.17e-055unscored95context-side The adverb 'slowly' when describing awkward, observable movement (specifically 'waddle' or 'toddle') in a descriptive narrative context where someone is being watched.
410410044.17e-055unscored72context-side The token 'the' or 'detailed' appearing in formal definitional or specification contexts, particularly when referencing categories, requirements, or technical parameters that are being explicitly defined or enumerated.
411443174.17e-055unscored85context-side Tokens appearing in instructions about citation formatting, particularly when describing the use of page number notation in brackets for references.
412481884.17e-055-0.00075context-side Tokens that are subcomponents within technical file paths, code identifiers, or morphological word fragments, rather than standalone words in natural prose.
413495224.17e-055-0.00085context-side Definite articles ('the') and conjunctions ('and') within copyright notices, software credits, legal attributions, and formal technical documentation headers.
414549224.17e-055unscored72context-side Tokens that serve as structural separators, connectors, or formatting elements in technical, code, or formally structured text contexts, including punctuation marks in error messages, whitespace in code indentation, and transitional words linking clauses in semi-technical descriptions.
415572304.17e-055-0.00095context-side The string 'no' when used as an attribute value in HTML iframe embed code, specifically in attributes like 'scrolling' or 'frameborder' that configure iframe display properties.
416573864.17e-055-0.00085context-side Words referring to modular components, sections, or organizational divisions within technical systems, code libraries, legal documents, or software architecture.
417598324.17e-055unscored75context-side Common English words, abbreviations, or short function words appearing in formal, technical, or professional English-language text contexts, as opposed to non-English languages or purely conversational chat formats.
418603894.17e-055unscored85context-side Closing bracket or delimiter tokens ('>>' or ']>>') that mark the end of placeholder text, template variables, or programmatically-inserted content in structured text formats.
419623714.17e-055-0.00075context-side The numeral '1' or similar characters appearing within structured technical identifiers, particularly in DOI numbers (10.1371) for PLOS academic journal citations or within software import paths.
420628574.17e-055-0.00072context-side Partial or fragmented tokens appearing within technical identifiers, structured data strings (like UUIDs), or comma-separated lists of technical terms, where the token represents an incomplete segment of a larger word or identifier.
421655034.17e-055-0.00072context-side Tokens (or parts of tokens) that relate to accompaniment, inclusion, attachment, or things that come bundled with or alongside something else, often in technical or instructional contexts describing supplementary materials or dependencies.
422675284.17e-055unscored75context-side Mathematical operators or operands within arithmetic expressions, algebraic formulas, or computational code performing mathematical operations.
423675864.17e-055unscored85context-side Tokens occurring within German language text or German compound words, including subword tokens that are part of German vocabulary.
424681144.17e-055unscored85context-side Tokens that are part of formal prepositional phrases with 'of', typically appearing in legal, academic, or technical writing where 'of' connects a noun to its object or complement (e.g., 'description of', 'provision of', 'reliability of the study').
425693094.17e-055unscored85context-side Syntactic operators, delimiters, and reserved keywords in programming languages and code contexts, including property accessors, array/object indexers, variable prefixes, and language keywords.
426697074.17e-055unscored75context-side Tokens that are closing angle brackets, underscored variable names, or numeric digits appearing within technical markup syntax, HTML/XML tags, code structures, or formatting delimiters rather than in natural language text.
427697814.17e-055-0.00075context-side Tokens that appear in formal, academic, or professional informational contexts such as publication metadata, academic assignments, or professional terminology, as opposed to conversational dialogue or casual instructions.
428701744.17e-055unscored92context-side Words that serve as navigational anchors or calls-to-action directing users to other web pages, links, or resources, typically appearing in instructional contexts with phrases like 'click here', 'visit', or 'see the page'.
429721134.17e-055-0.00085context-side Deictic determiners and pronouns (like 'these', 'them', 'the') that refer to collections of items which the speaker is instructing to be organized, sorted, grouped, or reformatted.
430722814.17e-055unscored85context-side Repeated identical characters functioning as placeholders or template variables, such as 'XXXX' in document identifiers like 'SCP-XXXX' or extended repetitions like 'yyyy' within strings of repeated characters.
431727304.17e-055unscored85context-side Tokens appearing within artificial letter-counting task strings (e.g., random letter sequences in 'count the number of X in...' prompts) or within code/structured data snippets, as opposed to tokens in natural language prose.
432771074.17e-055unscored92context-side A single digit appearing in the fractional seconds or sub-second precision portion of a timestamp, typically following a comma, period, or colon separator in log entries or time formats.
433772254.17e-055unscored85context-side Single characters (digits or symbols) that are part of formal publication metadata such as copyright notices, publication dates, ISBNs, or bibliographic references in academic or legal contexts.
434807194.17e-055-0.00075context-side Common English words (including numbers, modals, and nouns) appearing in formal or instructional English text, as opposed to non-English text or special system prompts.
435816174.17e-055unscored85context-side Technical programming or markup terminology referring to metadata properties, parameters, or labels (e.g., 'attribute', 'tag', 'arg') used in code documentation or configuration contexts.
436817024.17e-055unscored65context-side Tokens that are morphological components within compound words or phrases, or that serve as degree/comparison intensifiers connecting concepts, particularly common in Chinese text and multi-word expressions.
437826444.17e-055unscored92context-side The token 'type' (or variants like 'Type', '_type') appearing as part of a field name or key in structured data formats, typically indicating a classification or categorization property in configuration files, JSON objects, database schemas, or similar data structures.
438840354.17e-055unscored72context-side Short function words, articles, or word fragments (1-3 characters) appearing in formal, technical, or multilingual document contexts, particularly in legal documents, instructions, or structured text.
439890684.17e-055unscored72context-side Function words or components of common phrases that express logical relationships, conditionality, sequencing, or purpose in formal or technical English contexts (e.g., 'if' for conditionals, 'order' in 'in order to', 'up' in compound words like 'follow-up', 'output' for results).
440901884.17e-055-0.00072context-side Tokens that complete or follow technical file references, formal document citations, or structured metadata elements in technical or formal text contexts.
441907704.17e-055-0.00072context-side Function words, articles, or grammatical particles in non-English languages (particularly French and Chinese) or in multilingual/code-switched text contexts.
442908004.17e-055-0.00045context-side Tokens that complete or mark the end of semantic units, including punctuation after numbered items, word-final suffixes, or tokens completing technical/formal phrases in structured contexts like lists, markup, or multi-lingual text.
443911814.17e-055unscored65context-side Tokens appearing in structured, formatted, or technical text contexts including code, documents with special formatting/placeholders (like NAME_X), tables, or technical papers with specific layout conventions.
444931654.17e-055unscored65context-side Tokens that serve as syntactic boundaries or structural elements in technical formatting (markup tags, JSON punctuation, mathematical notation) or appear as meaningful fragments within non-English technical/structured text.
445970074.17e-055unscored85context-side Subword tokens that occur in the middle of non-English words, proper nouns (especially place names and scientific terms), or transliterated foreign text, representing fragments of specialized vocabulary rather than complete English words.
446976254.17e-055unscored75context-side Tokens that are part of quantitative expressions, counting questions, or structured list/enumeration contexts, including question words about quantities, prepositions in quantity phrases, and punctuation marking enumerated items.
4471014574.17e-055-0.00075context-side Single digit characters (0 or 9) appearing in technical contexts such as programming code, assembly language, hexadecimal notation, or corrupted/encoded technical text.
4481060094.17e-055unscored85context-side Tokens that are part of phrases related to user authentication, credentials, account management, or identity verification in login and access control contexts.
4491068114.17e-055unscored85context-side Modal verbs or infinitive markers ('to', 'should') that introduce obligatory actions or requirements in instructional task descriptions, typically appearing after 'you have/need/should' in prompts that define what the user must do.
4501070944.17e-055-0.00085context-side Tokens that are part of closing HTML or XML tags (like '</b>', '</span>', '</font>'), typically the tag name or characters immediately following the closing angle bracket of these tags in markup contexts.
4511120074.17e-055unscored85context-side Special programming identifiers and method names in code contexts, particularly array indices (like '0'), column names (like 'col0'), JavaScript reserved properties ('__proto__'), or generator methods ('throw'), that serve technical syntactic functions rather than natural language meaning.
4521125314.17e-055unscored75context-side Punctuation marks that are part of formal reference, citation, or numbering systems, specifically commas in legal/formal document citations and hash symbols (#) denoting numbered items like comic book issues.
4531132914.17e-055unscored75context-side References to structured knowledge sources or classification systems (like Wikipedia or categorical taxonomies) within instructional or system prompts that involve information retrieval or categorization tasks.
4541155854.17e-055-0.00085context-side The digit '0' in version numbers (primarily '3.0', '4.0', '2.0') within licensing URLs and references, especially Creative Commons and Mozilla Public License contexts.
4551175214.17e-055unscored85context-side The conjunction 'and' (or its equivalent in other languages like Spanish 'y') when connecting clauses or items in formal, legal, regulatory, or institutional documentation and official statements.
4561209584.17e-055unscored85context-side Forward slashes or directory name components that are part of file system paths, package/module paths, or URL paths in code, configuration files, or technical logging contexts.
4571212884.17e-055unscored85context-side Tokens representing female family members (especially mothers) or female-specific demographic variables in contexts discussing family structure, single-parent households, or parenting situations.
4581216704.17e-055-0.00085context-side Tokens representing file-related metadata identifiers, specifically 'name' or 'NAME' components in file naming patterns, filenames, or file attribute references in technical/programmatic contexts.
4591269934.17e-055-0.00085context-side Tokens appearing within or immediately adjacent to Chinese characters in contexts involving translation requests from Chinese to English or technical Chinese text.
4601286084.17e-055unscored75context-side Japanese hiragana characters that form verb endings or grammatical elements within Japanese verb phrases.
4611302004.17e-055unscored82context-side A colon token that either introduces quoted/referenced text in adversarial prompt instructions (describing text patterns the model should recognize) or serves as a key-value separator in structured data formats like YAML.
4629103.33e-054unscored75context-side Tokens (spaces, punctuation, or word fragments) that immediately precede or are part of numeric references, section numbers, or citations in formal instructional or technical documentation contexts.
46346233.33e-054unscored75context-side Punctuation marks (particularly commas and hyphens) or code tokens that serve structural or formatting functions in technical, scientific, or programming contexts, such as separating items in formal lists, joining parts of compound technical terms, or appearing in variable names.
46451343.33e-054unscored85context-side Tokens referring to buckets, containers, or cropping/cutting operations, particularly in contexts involving the Ice Bucket Challenge or technical image/data cropping functionality.
46567293.33e-054unscored65context-side Tokens appearing in technical, mathematical, or instructional/policy contexts, including digits in math problems, special characters in code comments, and specific terms in formal guidelines or documentation.
46669083.33e-054-0.00078context-side Tokens that serve as syntactic operators, connectors, or continuation elements within structured code or formal programming contexts, including logical operators, SQL keywords, and numeric/identifier components in programmatic expressions.
467118513.33e-054unscored85context-side Opening parenthesis '(' appearing in structured error messages or technical output, specifically after a colon and before a method name, object type, or identifier in error formatting contexts like PowerShell errors or test framework assertion failures.
468121893.33e-054unscored85context-side Field names, property keys, or structural identifiers in API schemas, configuration files, or structured data definitions, typically following camelCase or PascalCase naming conventions.
469123733.33e-054unscored45context-side Tokens appearing in formally structured text such as academic citations, educational content, geographical lists, or properly formatted multilingual documents, as opposed to chatbot interface markers or conversational prompts.
470159253.33e-054unscored85context-side Tokens that are table identifiers or numbers appearing immediately after the word 'table' in various languages (TABLE, табл-, Tabella), or the word TABLE itself when introducing structured tabular data or lists.
471179713.33e-054unscored75context-side HTML comment opening delimiters ('<!--') embedded within styled paragraph tags and web page markup code, typically following hidden or display-controlled elements.
472186933.33e-054unscored75context-side Chinese contextual prepositional phrases using the pattern X+下 (meaning 'under X circumstances/conditions') that establish environmental or situational frameworks, or English auxiliary constructions expressing capability or enabling conditions.
473195533.33e-054unscored85context-side The token 'You' when used in prescriptive, instructional, or rule-defining contexts that directly address the reader/user with commands, constraints, capabilities, or behavioral directives.
474201313.33e-054unscored85context-side Tokens appearing in newsletter subscription prompts, email signup forms, and content publishing/distribution contexts, particularly on media websites and publications.
475215743.33e-054unscored90context-side Line breaks or whitespace tokens that immediately follow formal document headers, titles, or section names in legal, governmental, or business correspondence.
476229343.33e-054unscored75context-side Whitespace or formatting tokens (spaces, newlines) that immediately follow structural delimiters like brackets, colons, or section markers, particularly in code, chat templates, or structured interface text.
477231883.33e-054unscored72context-side Common English function words (prepositions like 'of' and 'for', or adjectives like 'free') appearing in formal or semi-formal written English contexts, particularly in legal, business, or instructional text.
478238723.33e-054unscored95context-side The word 'together' or its token components, typically used in contexts describing combination, connection, or merging of multiple items.
479245253.33e-054unscored75context-side Tokens that complete standard prepositional phrases, compound terms, or technical expressions in formal documentation, code comments, or instructional text.
480256303.33e-054unscored85context-side The definite article 'the' appearing in interrogative constructions asking about specific properties or attributes, particularly in the pattern 'What is/was the [noun phrase]' in question-answer formats.
481264453.33e-054unscored85context-side The final digit in a formal numerical reference, citation, or identifier (such as article numbers, page numbers, case numbers, or document IDs).
482275523.33e-054-0.00072context-side Fragments or components of proper names, particularly surname parts like 'ger' in 'Greger' or characters within Chinese names and example phrases, appearing in contexts where names or structured data with names are being written.
483286943.33e-054-0.00075context-side Single letters or short character sequences that form parts of technical identifiers, particularly in URLs, code variables, or programming contexts like Arduino pin designations.
484309853.33e-054unscored85context-side Tokens that are type annotations or grammar specification delimiters (specifically 'string' or related keywords within angle brackets in formal language definitions, parser generators, or structured data declarations).
485331323.33e-054unscored85context-side Newline characters that occur mid-phrase within structured document formatting contexts such as bibliographic references, addresses, or citations, where the line break interrupts what would typically be a continuous text unit.
486342383.33e-054-0.00085context-side Copula verbs ('is', 'are') that appear immediately after interrogative words (especially 'what') in mathematical, scientific, or technical questions asking for specific values, dimensions, or properties to be determined or calculated.
487354903.33e-054unscored75context-side The second or final component of compound words, hyphenated terms, or multi-character sequences that form complete words or technical terms, particularly in German compounds, Chinese multi-character words, and hyphenated English technical terms.
488454363.33e-054unscored75context-side Common grammatical function words and particles (conjunctions, pronouns, possessive markers) that connect or structure sentence elements, appearing in contexts where they facilitate sentence flow rather than carrying primary semantic meaning.
489459243.33e-054unscored72context-side Lowercase technical terms, identifiers, file path components, or interface elements (like 'user1', 'src', 'slider', 'final') that appear in code snippets, chat interfaces, gaming contexts, or system references rather than in natural conversational prose.
490470063.33e-054unscored90context-side Tokens that serve as labels or transitions for media metadata, particularly image captions and supplementary content links in news articles or formatted media content.
491496253.33e-054unscored75context-side Whitespace, line breaks, or structural delimiter tokens that separate or mark boundaries between distinct sections, elements, or lines in formatted or structured text.
492507843.33e-054unscored85context-side The digit '0' when it appears as part of a round number (ending in one or more zeros) in formal, technical, or financial contexts, such as years, percentages, basis points, or measurement values.
493548363.33e-054unscored75context-side Tokens that are numeric digits, code identifiers, or delimiters appearing within structured technical contexts such as URL parameters, programming code (especially NumPy/Python), or data serialization formats.
494568943.33e-054unscored95context-side Tokens that immediately follow the end of a code comment block (block comment '*/' or SQL comment '--') and precede the beginning of actual code implementation, marking the transition from boilerplate/metadata comments to functional code.
495572443.33e-054-0.00075context-side Technical tokens in programming or version control contexts, including git hashes, protocol identifiers (SMTP), special syntax characters in code (parentheses, double underscores), typically found in code snippets, diffs, or technical output.
496590613.33e-054unscored72context-side Tokens that represent word fragments or breaks occurring mid-word in compound words, hyphenated expressions, or due to suboptimal tokenization, particularly in non-English text or structured formats.
497593783.33e-054unscored75context-side Prepositions or auxiliary verbs in simple, straightforward English questions asking for conversions, calculations, or factual information retrieval, typically following 'how many' or 'what are' question patterns.
498605263.33e-054unscored95context-side Hyphens that are part of multi-word CSS class names in HTML markup, particularly Bootstrap framework classes like 'container-fluid' or 'content-wrapper'.
499617193.33e-054unscored75context-side Type specification keywords or modifiers in formal programming language declarations, particularly 'optional', 'type', and similar qualifiers that define or constrain properties in structured formats like Protocol Buffers, parser grammars, or type systems.
500618053.33e-054unscored75context-side Mathematical operators or technical separators (like hyphens in compound technical terms or asterisks in mathematical expressions) that appear in programming code, mathematical formulas, or technical documentation contexts.
501620123.33e-054-0.00075context-side Single-character or very short tokens that serve structural or formatting purposes in technical contexts such as code indentation, URL path separators, zero-padded numbers in dates, or short function words in formal/technical text.
502623763.33e-054-0.00085context-side Sentence-ending punctuation or the final character immediately before a newline that separates a completed text segment from subsequent instructions or new content.
503630103.33e-054unscored72context-side Short tokens (typically single words or variables) that serve as labels in code comments, variable names in technical/mathematical contexts, or beginnings of formal procedural instructions, appearing in structured technical documentation rather than conversational text.
504631113.33e-054unscored85context-side The token '-info' or 'information' appearing in technical system configuration contexts, particularly SNMP agent commands or formal documentation references, rather than conversational or narrative text.
505635763.33e-054unscored72context-side Abbreviated identifiers, reference codes, or technical shorthand terms used in formal, legal, or programming contexts to denote specific entities, objects, or concepts within structured documents or code.
506638753.33e-054-0.00075context-side Tokens that are part of transliterated names or words from Arabic, Persian, or South Asian languages, or tokens within non-Latin scripts (particularly Arabic/Persian characters) in multilingual text.
507677033.33e-054unscored65context-side Punctuation marks (single quotes, hyphens, apostrophes) that function as syntactic delimiters in code strings, file paths, or technical/non-English text formatting contexts, rather than as natural language punctuation.
508704383.33e-054-0.00075context-side Tokens that are commas or immediately follow commas in formal/technical naming contexts, or function as part of compound descriptive modifiers (particularly with 'now-').
509705773.33e-054unscored45context-side Uppercase word fragments, standalone uppercase words in informal contexts, or tokens appearing in fragmented, technical, or non-standard text formatting rather than fluent natural language prose.
510713013.33e-054-0.00075context-side Colons that separate metadata labels or field names from their values in structured technical contexts, such as system information displays, database scripts, crash reports, or timestamp annotations.
511713353.33e-054unscored85context-side Tokens referring to age, years of life, or chronological time measurements describing how old someone or something is.
512721253.33e-054unscored45context-side Tokens that complete or continue technical, formal, or structured expressions, including compound terms, technical notation (like Java inner class delimiters), legal phrases, or formatted text in uppercase/special contexts.
513722423.33e-054unscored75context-side Tokens that are formal descriptive terms (like 'official', 'default') or quotation marks delimiting string literals in technical documentation and code, typically appearing in contexts involving standardized terminology, configuration settings, or programmatic string identifiers.
514730823.33e-054unscored72context-side Tokens that complete or form part of technical identifiers, function names, URL parameters, or code syntax elements, particularly involving underscores, equals signs in assignments, or words completing variable/function names.
515731703.33e-054unscored95context-side The opening brace or whitespace immediately following a 'catch' clause in JavaScript error-handling try-catch blocks.
516749873.33e-054unscored75context-side Setter method names in object-oriented code declarations, particularly 'SetValue' appearing in C++ class method signatures with type annotations and override keywords.
517755363.33e-054unscored85context-side Hyphens used in compound words, word repetitions, or word breaks across languages, particularly in technical, formal, or multi-lingual contexts.
518763703.33e-054unscored72context-side Content words (nouns, verbs, technical terms) in formal expository or academic text across multiple languages, typically appearing in structured informational contexts like research papers, technical documentation, or official reports.
519774103.33e-054-0.00095context-side The token '>>' (double closing angle bracket) appearing in HTML iframe tags, specifically closing the opening tag of an iframe element in embed code.
520790513.33e-054unscored75context-side Whitespace or formatting tokens that appear after geographic location names (cities, states, countries) in addresses or location-based formatted text.
521802313.33e-054unscored75context-side The token appears at the beginning of imperative or instructional clauses that direct the reader to perform an action or comply with a requirement, typically introducing infinitive phrases ('To/to do X') or direct commands ('You must do X').
522806083.33e-054unscored95context-side The Portuguese contraction 'da' (de + a = 'of the' feminine) appearing in possessive or naming constructions, particularly in the phrase structure 'nome da' (name of the).
523815063.33e-054unscored65context-side Tokens appearing in technical documentation, code comments, system prompts, or adversarial jailbreaking instructions related to AI language models, particularly in contexts describing model behavior, testing scenarios, or meta-level discussions about AI capabilities.
524823843.33e-054-0.00075context-side Technical parameter names, field identifiers, or structural keywords in URLs, query strings, file paths, or structured data formats (not natural language prose).
525855643.33e-054unscored75context-side Nouns referring to formal problems, conflicts, issues, or organizational/administrative matters (bugs, disputes, donations) in technical, legal, or organizational contexts.
526891963.33e-054unscored85context-side Words that explicitly label or categorize the type of content that follows in instructional contexts, typically appearing after introductory phrases like 'here is the' or 'now let's begin with' to name what kind of input, task, or prompt is being presented.
527897303.33e-054unscored75context-side Tokens that signal comparison, differentiation, or distinction between multiple items or categories, often appearing in contexts asking which item differs from others or identifying relationships between similar entities.
528922423.33e-054unscored95context-side Domain extensions (.com) or colons that are part of URL/web address formatting in citations or hyperlinks.
529933883.33e-054unscored75context-side The word 'someone' as an indefinite pronoun referring to an unspecified person, or text fragments containing similar character sequences like 'scriptor'.
530946563.33e-054unscored92context-side The token 'category' or its morphological variants in different languages (English 'Category', Russian 'категор'), typically appearing in contexts involving categorical classification, taxonomies, or organizational metadata structures.
531989463.33e-054unscored85context-side Single digit or mathematical operator character that appears within or between numerical values in mathematical, computational, or data contexts.
532991323.33e-054unscored95context-side The token 'id' when used as an HTML attribute name in label or similar HTML tags, typically appearing in attribute assignment contexts within HTML markup.
533995333.33e-054unscored75context-side Punctuation marks, digits, or short tokens that function as delimiters or components within highly structured formats, particularly dates, numerical sequences, or formal templates.
5341003823.33e-054unscored85context-side Single digit characters that are part of multi-digit numbers in formatted numerical displays such as view counts, dates, or statistics.
5351011373.33e-054unscored45context-side Tokens that function as connectors, delimiters, or transitional elements within formatted or structured text, often appearing at boundaries between different formats, languages, or text sections within documents.
5361025673.33e-054unscored85context-side German grammatical function words (auxiliary verbs, conjunctions, or linking words) such as "be", "wie", and "wurde" that serve to connect clauses or form compound constructions in German text.
5371047043.33e-054unscored85context-side An opening curly brace that begins a new object or dictionary entry in structured data (typically JSON), usually appearing after a comma and closing brace from a previous object in an array or nested structure.
5381047973.33e-054-0.00085context-side Determiners or nouns appearing in formal legal or regulatory text, particularly in standardized phrases that specify general conditions, requirements, or certifications in official documentation.
5391048973.33e-054unscored82context-side Singular nouns referring to entities (equipment, works, projects) that are being formally described or referenced in technical documentation, licenses, or specifications.
5401050773.33e-054-0.00045context-side Fragments of words or punctuation marks appearing in technical, programming, or formal academic contexts, including partial ordinal numbers ('Four'/'four' in 'fourteenth'), code syntax elements (quote marks, partial method names like 'ycles'), typically in structured or machine-readable text.
5411068193.33e-054unscored75context-side Semicolons that follow parenthetical or supplementary descriptive clauses providing additional character or contextual information in narrative or formal text.
5421109983.33e-054unscored45context-side Tokens that complete or are part of the word 'moth(s)' in entomological/biological contexts, or tokens in technical programming contexts involving compound identifiers with 'Swap'.
5431116423.33e-054unscored85context-side Tokens appearing in formal administrative, legal, or official documents and forms, particularly in contexts with structured formatting, reference numbers, abbreviations, and bureaucratic terminology.
5441127923.33e-054unscored72context-side Common English function words, pronouns, or general terms appearing in formal, technical, or professional written contexts such as business processes, legal documents, religious texts, or structured instructions.
5451132443.33e-054unscored75context-side Tokens that complete highly predictable, formulaic sequences such as common numeric patterns (like '12345678') or standard vocabulary words that are being spelled out in a mechanical or repetitive context (like 'Manipulation' being repeated multiple times in similar phrases).
5461141033.33e-054unscored75context-side Whitespace or formatting characters (newlines, spaces, or structural tokens) that appear in technical, structured, or formatted text contexts such as code documentation, timestamps, web metadata, or technical specifications.
5471159543.33e-054unscored85context-side Tokens appearing in contexts that describe puzzles, problems, or tasks involving the manipulation, arrangement, or properties of letters and words (such as anagrams, permutations, or alphabetical ordering).
5481199673.33e-054unscored95context-side Comma immediately following a city name in a geographic location, separating the city from the country, state, or region that follows.
5491215203.33e-054unscored85context-side Tokens that are fragments of technical keywords, constants, or identifiers (like UTF-8, CHARACTER_SET, BuildScriptProcessor) that have been split mid-word in code, configuration files, or technical documentation contexts.
5501217113.33e-054unscored85context-side Technical system identifiers and field names in structured data contexts, including uppercase acronyms like 'PID' and 'ID', and technical terms like 'executing' and '_id' that appear in error messages, process information, configuration files, or system logs.
5511243833.33e-054-0.00092context-side Tokens that are components of technical software identifiers (package names, file paths, class names, or namespaces) in build systems, stack traces, or development tool output, typically appearing as parts of dot-separated hierarchical names.
5521244473.33e-054-0.00082context-side Auxiliary verbs, copulas, or modal adjectives in formal regulatory, legal, or technical texts that establish factual statements about rules, specifications, requirements, or technical properties.
5531264593.33e-054unscored65context-side Tokens appearing in formal, structured, or technical writing contexts such as JSON data structures, legal/license text, or instructional prose, as opposed to conversational AI prompts or casual dialogue.
5541271493.33e-054unscored85context-side Tokens that appear within academic citations, bibliographic references, manuscript metadata, or technical documentation formatting, particularly completing citation elements like page numbers, acceptance dates, software citations, or technical terms.
5551273023.33e-054unscored82context-side Tokens that function as structural labels, field names, metadata identifiers, or format markers in documents, such as file extensions, section headers, form field labels, or colons separating field names from values.
556672.50e-053unscored75context-side Tokens that are suffixes or continuation components of multi-part technical identifiers, library names, or multi-character operators in programming and hardware description language code.
557972.50e-053-0.00092context-side Superscript reference numbers (particularly '1') that link author names to institutional affiliations in academic paper author lists and headers.
5587332.50e-053unscored85context-side The suffix 'ago' as part of the word 'archipelago' in a historical/geographical context about ancient civilizations.
5599842.50e-053unscored85context-side Closing tag names or tag identifiers in XML/HTML markup structures, specifically appearing as the suffix portion of element tags.
56013972.50e-053-0.00072context-side Tokens that denote refined, polished, or professional qualities in the context of appearance, roles, or presentation, including formal descriptors of elegance/beauty, professional titles/positions, or styling-related emojis.
56123482.50e-053-0.00085context-side Version numbers or the word 'Version' in technical documentation or code comments specifying software/programming language versions.
56238322.50e-053-0.00072context-side Tokens referring to formal institutions or official administrative/legal processes, particularly courts, grants, or official placements by recognized organizations.
56354212.50e-053unscored85context-side Comment delimiters or documentation markers at the beginning of lines in source code, including semicolons for assembly comments, hash marks for Python comments, and quotation marks for string literals in code documentation.
56463032.50e-053unscored45context-side Tokens that are part of highly predictable multi-word expressions or standard formats, such as digits completing dates/years or words in fixed phrases like 'each other'.
56565352.50e-053unscored75context-side Tokens that are variables, numbers, or operators appearing within mathematical symbolic expressions and formulas, particularly in contexts involving exponential functions, algebraic expressions, or calculus operations.
56667132.50e-053unscored75context-side Tokens that are parts of web content delivery network URLs (like 'vox' in CDN domains) or standard web page navigation/advertisement text (like 'Below' in 'Continue Reading Below').
56768262.50e-053unscored75context-side Prepositions and gerunds in formal written contexts that introduce or describe the purpose, function, or mission of providing information, access, or assistance to readers or users.
56869572.50e-053unscored45context-side Common short function words, affixes, or punctuation marks that appear in natural running text across multiple languages, excluding special system/formatting tokens.
569101462.50e-053unscored72context-side English common nouns, proper nouns, or temporal terms (like months) appearing in technical, formal, or multilingual text contexts.
570112532.50e-053unscored92context-side The token 'Unknown' appearing as a categorical value in structured tabular data, particularly in demographic or statistical contexts with fields like ethnicity, accompanied by numerical values and percentages.
571114112.50e-053unscored85context-side Chinese verbs meaning 'send', 'transmit', or 'transfer' in contexts involving digital communication, data transmission, or information transfer between systems or parties.
572114882.50e-053-0.00075context-side Tokens that immediately follow or are part of technical syntax markers like comment delimiters (--), HTML/markup symbols (><), or appear as the second component in camelCase/PascalCase identifiers in code contexts.
573123552.50e-053unscored65context-side Tokens that are single digits within technical numeric measurements (memory, bytes) or short morpheme fragments within non-English words (particularly Turkish).
574135712.50e-053unscored75context-side Tokens appearing in affiliate marketing disclosure boilerplate text on websites, specifically the word 'site' when used to reference the website in phrases about earning commissions through purchases.
575136972.50e-053unscored85context-side Adjectives indicating supplementary, incremental, or enhanced quantities beyond a standard or baseline amount (more, extra, additional), particularly in contexts describing needs, features, or provisions that go beyond what is initially given.
576137882.50e-053unscored75context-side The token 'summary' (or fragments like 'AA' within it) appearing as a metadata field label or parameter name in code documentation, API specifications, or structured technical contexts.
577141512.50e-053unscored82context-side Words that function as prepositions or copulas connecting temporal information in timestamps, datetime expressions, or time-related statements (e.g., 'at' in '2023 at 11:29' or 'is' in 'time is 17:18').
578149572.50e-053unscored65context-side Portuguese language tokens, particularly word fragments or suffixes in formal/legal Portuguese text, and potentially technical formatting terms in code contexts.
579149992.50e-053unscored75context-side The '.indexOf' method call in JavaScript code, which is used to search for a substring within a string and return its index position.
580151962.50e-053unscored75context-side Whitespace tokens (newlines or spaces) that serve as structural breaks or formatting transitions in documents, typically appearing after punctuation and before new content sections or formatted elements.
581153472.50e-053-0.00085context-side The token 'identifier' or 'Identifier' (or closely related terms like 'Citation') appearing in technical, academic, or software contexts where they refer to formal labels or unique identifiers for resources, documents, or applications.
582172522.50e-053unscored75context-side Tokens that are part of mathematical expressions, inequalities, or formal logical statements, including operators, numerical comparisons, and grammatical connectors in technical or academic contexts.
583175362.50e-053unscored75context-side Punctuation marks and short function words that serve as structural separators or connectors within formal institutional names, addresses, legal citations, or technical specifications.
584186392.50e-053unscored75context-side Prepositions (primarily 'of' and 'with') that introduce the object of a citation, reference, or connection, typically in formal or instructional contexts involving documentation, sources, or relationships between entities.
585191612.50e-053-0.00095context-side Parts of the word 'recurso' (appeal/resource) in Spanish or Portuguese legal texts, specifically token fragments that complete or begin this legal term.
586196392.50e-053unscored75context-side Closing parentheses or greater-than symbols that appear in copyright notices (particularly after 'Copyright (C'), in code syntax, or as markup delimiters in technical or formatted text contexts.
587196882.50e-053unscored95context-side The token 'Mode' appearing in the specific phrase 'DAN Mode' in contexts describing ChatGPT's DAN (Do Anything Now) jailbreaking technique, where the text explains that this mode allows generating unrestricted content.
588198082.50e-053unscored95context-side The token 'licenses' appearing as part of a Creative Commons URL path (creativecommons.org/licenses/), typically followed by license type specifications like 'by-sa' or 'by-nc'.
589211782.50e-053unscored95context-side The attribute name 'href' in HTML link tags, typically in contexts where stylesheets or external resources are being referenced in web page markup.
590212182.50e-053unscored85context-side Tokens appearing within or immediately adjacent to HTML/XML comment delimiters or markup structures, particularly in web page source code contexts with inline styles and comments.
591219272.50e-053-0.00092context-side Whitespace or newline tokens that immediately precede table names, schema names, or column references in SQL queries, typically separating SQL keywords from database object identifiers.
592239302.50e-053unscored95context-side The token '.html' appearing as a file extension in HTML anchor tag href attributes, particularly in navigation menu list items.
593243352.50e-053unscored75context-side Tokens appearing in formal, official, or legal documentary contexts such as government reports, legal terms of use, or formal news articles, as opposed to conversational or informal text.
594249302.50e-053-0.00090context-side The word 'resources' when referring to available materials, tools, or assets that can be utilized or researched for a specific purpose or project.
595251872.50e-053unscored75context-side The word 'the' appearing in formal technical or legal documentation contexts, particularly when introducing specific technical requirements, policy directives, or compliance terms.
596252262.50e-053unscored75context-side Tokens appearing in malformed, incomplete, or disrupted chat format sequences, including chat delimiters that occur in unusual contexts or fragments of conversations with formatting irregularities.
597267672.50e-053unscored92context-side The preposition 'of' (or equivalent in other languages like French 'de') when used in mathematical contexts to indicate divisibility relationships, specifically following words like 'multiple' or 'multiples' to introduce the number that serves as the divisor.
598282412.50e-053unscored72context-side Suffixes or latter portions of compound words in formal, professional, or technical writing contexts, particularly completing words related to demonstration, accuracy, or similarity.
599286312.50e-053unscored95context-side The token 'type' appearing in Python docstring parameter documentation, specifically in the reStructuredText format ':type <parameter>:' used to specify parameter data types.
600290862.50e-053unscored85context-side Special Unicode characters or encoding artifacts that appear as formatting markers immediately before line breaks and the start of structured lists or enumerated content.
601295002.50e-053unscored65context-side Formal or archaic English words (like 'all', 'forth') that appear in technical, legal, or official documentation contexts, particularly in compound phrases or formal expressions.
602317042.50e-053unscored95context-side The token 'up' in the phrase 'Thanks for signing up!' within a newsletter or email subscription confirmation context, typically following 'Loading Something is loading.'
603318802.50e-053unscored75context-side Tokens that are keywords, class name components, or structural elements in Java or other programming language code, particularly in import statements, class names, and stack traces.
604326122.50e-053unscored45context-side Tokens that serve as syntactic or grammatical continuations within incomplete phrases or code structures, particularly mid-clause function words, verb components, or closing punctuation in multi-line statements.
605327872.50e-053unscored92context-side The token 'out' when it forms part of the phrasal verb 'work out' in mathematical calculation or problem-solving instructions.
606330182.50e-053-0.00075context-side Technical or specialized vocabulary, particularly nouns and noun components, appearing in formal academic, scientific, or professional contexts across multiple languages.
607340372.50e-053unscored45context-side Tokens that function as transformation markers (like 'into' in transformation narratives) or formatting delimiters (like colons in parameter syntax), typically in specialized or technical contexts rather than ordinary conversation.
608342152.50e-053unscored85context-side German compound word suffixes or morpheme fragments that complete a word component within longer German compound nouns, typically occurring in the middle of compound terms.
609342332.50e-053-0.00095context-side The token 'Q' appearing immediately after the Chinese text '问题' (question) in a structured prompt format that asks to answer a question based on a table sequence.
610342722.50e-053unscored72context-side Tokens that are parts of proper names, Latin/scientific terminology suffixes, or short function words in Romance languages, typically appearing in formal, academic, or multilingual contexts.
611353322.50e-053-0.00072context-side Tokens that appear embedded in the middle of dates, years, numbers, or compound phrases, where the token is part of a larger contiguous unit rather than at a natural semantic or syntactic boundary.
612356192.50e-053unscored45context-side Substring tokens that are meaningful components within longer words or phrases, appearing in formal instructional or technical/scientific contexts, including negation words ('not') in instruction-following prompts and embedded morphemes in scientific nomenclature.
613357472.50e-053-0.00045context-side Technical domain-specific terms, particularly the 'stackpath' CDN service name in HTML link tags and technical rate/ratio terminology in quantitative contexts.
614371072.50e-053unscored75context-side Uppercase letter sequences that function as technical keywords, formal abbreviations, or fragments of capitalized terms in structured documentation contexts (SQL commands, document identifiers, formatted titles).
615371412.50e-053unscored72context-side Segments of German words or Germanized names, particularly suffixes or internal morphemes in European language text contexts.
616372312.50e-053unscored75context-side Technical delimiter or separator characters (colons, slashes, parentheses) that serve syntactic or structural roles in code, URLs, file paths, or technical directives rather than representing alphabetic content.
617375762.50e-053unscored85context-side Past tense verbs (especially 'had' and 'received') in English clinical, statistical, or research reporting contexts that describe attributes or treatments of study subjects or data points.
618397462.50e-053unscored85context-side The token '2' appearing as part of encoded URL parameters, tracking identifiers (like Google's 'ved=' or HubSpot's '_hsenc='), or base64-encoded strings in web links and encoded data sequences.
619399082.50e-053unscored95context-side Superscript symbols (asterisks, daggers, etc.) used in academic paper author lists to denote corresponding authors or author affiliations, appearing immediately after author names in bibliographic contexts.
620400902.50e-053unscored85context-side Period at the end of a sentence in an academic acknowledgments section, typically following expressions of gratitude for contributions or support.
621405352.50e-053unscored85context-side Numeric tokens appearing in database AUTO_INCREMENT declarations or code diff line numbers, representing technical versioning or auto-incrementing values in SQL schemas and version control contexts.
622408292.50e-053unscored72context-side Short subword fragments or incomplete tokens within technical, scientific, or domain-specific terminology, typically representing 1-4 character segments that are parts of longer specialized words.
623409612.50e-053unscored75context-side First-person object pronouns (me, us) and their equivalents in other languages, used when the speaker is referring to themselves as the recipient or object of an action.
624423782.50e-053unscored85context-side The digit '1' appearing within structured numeric codes or identifiers, such as ZIP codes or software version numbers.
625441812.50e-053unscored75context-side Tokens that appear in formal or technical contexts discussing access rights, permissions, restrictions, or distribution terms, often in legal disclaimers, technical documentation, or terms of use.
626452862.50e-053unscored72context-side Technical or specialized terminology tokens that complete domain-specific compound terms, suffixes forming technical plurals, or prepositions in precise technical explanations, typically found in documentation, academic writing, or programming contexts rather than conversational language.
627453132.50e-053unscored65context-side Tokens that are possessive pronouns, comparison words, or technical references to models/entities in analytical or instructional contexts where relationships between things are being established or compared.
628457952.50e-053-0.00085context-side The second digit of the minutes component in timestamp formats (e.g., the '0' in '10:00', the '8' in '2:48').
629480262.50e-053unscored92context-side The word 'of' when used in formal legal or governmental institutional names, particularly connecting terms like 'Court' or 'Constitution' to geographic or national entities (e.g., 'Court of Virginia', 'Constitution of the United States').
630488302.50e-053unscored95context-side Commas that separate geographic or administrative location components within postal addresses, specifically appearing between nested place names like ward/city names and district/state abbreviations.
631494462.50e-053unscored90context-side Horizontal separator lines or progress indicator symbols in command-line/console output, typically consisting of repeated characters like dashes or equals signs used to visually divide or frame sections of terminal output.
632495442.50e-053unscored95context-side The word 'Copyright' appearing in source code comments, license headers, or copyright notices within programming files.
633498292.50e-053unscored65context-side Token fragments or words that are part of Romance language (French, Italian) text appearing in user queries, often completing common words in those languages.
634500402.50e-053unscored85context-side German language tokens within biological or taxonomic classification contexts, particularly genitive articles ('der') or word endings ('ung' in 'Gattung') used when describing species, families, or genera in German scientific nomenclature.
635502352.50e-053unscored72context-side Tokens that represent middle or medial items within explicit sequences, lists, or enumerations, particularly in contexts where multiple elements are being systematically named or categorized.
636504932.50e-053unscored72context-side Articles, determiners, or text fragments appearing in formal document contexts, particularly legal or official documents (PDFs, court judgments, administrative documents), rather than in conversational or instructional text.
637511252.50e-053unscored75context-side Variable names or identifiers used as parameters or references in code contexts, particularly callback parameters or demonstrative references in technical/programming text.
638513722.50e-053unscored45context-side Short token fragments that are part of common words in formal or archaic text, particularly morphemes in genealogical/sequential contexts (like 'begat') or common prepositions in quantitative statements (like 'out of').
639516312.50e-053-0.00085context-side Sequences of repeated special characters (like hyphens or percent signs) used as visual separators, dividers, or formatting elements in code, documentation, or progress indicators.
640519822.50e-053unscored85context-side Tokens that introduce or indicate the consequence or result in formal legal, regulatory, or technical warning contexts, particularly when describing potential negative outcomes or liabilities from specific actions.
641521582.50e-053unscored65context-side Punctuation marks (commas, hyphens) that serve as structural separators in formatted contexts, particularly in literary text with complex syntax or in timestamp/temporal notations.
642529262.50e-053-0.00085context-side Coordinating conjunctions ('and', 'or') that connect the final items in a list or enumeration, typically following a comma in serial list constructions.
643552582.50e-053unscored95context-side The preposition 'of' when used in formal legislative or legal text, specifically in phrases referencing sections of legal codes (e.g., 'for purposes of section X of the Internal Revenue Code').
644560952.50e-053unscored72context-side Tokens appearing in poorly formatted, grammatically irregular, or non-standard text contexts, including mixed-language content, awkward phrasing, or text with spacing/formatting issues.
645563702.50e-053unscored75context-side Single symbolic or numeric characters (like '%', '*', or digits) appearing in technical, structured, or formatted contexts such as data notation, ASCII art, code, or markup, rather than in natural conversational text.
646565902.50e-053unscored85context-side Contrastive conjunctions (and, while, während) that introduce a contrasting clause or comparison between two alternatives or opposing elements.
647579502.50e-053-0.00085context-side Tokens representing counts or labels for user engagement metrics (posts, replies, comments) in social media or forum interface elements.
648583132.50e-053-0.00085context-side The token '://' appearing as the protocol delimiter in URLs, particularly in technical contexts like error messages, documentation links, or system outputs.
649584392.50e-053unscored75context-side Tokens that are non-Latin script characters (especially Chinese, Japanese, or Korean characters) or appear in multilingual/mixed-script contexts with Asian languages.
650585962.50e-053unscored75context-side Tokens that explicitly reference or anticipate user-provided input, prompts, or instructions in conversational AI contexts, particularly words like 'user', 'given', or 'that' when they point to content being supplied by the user.
651595082.50e-053unscored72context-side Token fragments that form parts of technical identifiers, variable names, database keys, or compound proper nouns in structured or semi-structured data contexts.
652612382.50e-053unscored75context-side Tokens in formal instructional or technical contexts that involve sequential ordering, temporal progression, or structured enumeration of steps/items.
653627502.50e-053unscored75context-side Tokens appearing within technical error messages, system logs, or formal scientific explanations, particularly where structured technical terminology or error codes are present.
654627922.50e-053unscored65context-side Tokens appearing in structured, formal text involving enumeration, categorization, definitions, or systematic organization of information, such as technical descriptions, numbered lists, or formatted data.
655629952.50e-053unscored75context-side The Chinese character '麻' (má), particularly when appearing in literary or descriptive Chinese text as part of compound words like '麻雀' (sparrow).
656642322.50e-053unscored72context-side Punctuation marks (especially parentheses and copyright symbols) or single characters that complete technical terms, scientific names, or serve as structural elements in code and formal text, often appearing after quoted strings or within formatted technical content.
657647922.50e-053unscored75context-side Tokens that split or interrupt words (hyphens, punctuation breaking compound words) or are partial tokens in the middle of words, particularly appearing in contexts involving chatbot system prompts, jailbreaking attempts, or technical instructions with unusual formatting.
658648872.50e-053unscored75context-side Plural nouns denoting categories, properties, or types of things in formal, technical, or legal contexts, often appearing in lists or systematic descriptions.
659659692.50e-053unscored95context-side Newline character that appears between the end of a user message (`<|im_end|>`) and the beginning of an assistant's response (`<|im_start|>assistant`) in a structured chat format.
660666392.50e-053unscored95context-side The digit '8' appearing as the final character in 'UTF-8' within XML encoding declarations, HTML meta charset specifications, or similar character encoding directives.
661669482.50e-053-0.00075context-side The token 'purchases' appearing in contexts related to transaction confirmations or payment processing, particularly in error messages about purchase verification from app stores or payment platforms.
662670452.50e-053unscored75context-side Tokens appearing in explicit source attribution or provenance statements for technical content, code, or functions, typically in comments or documentation that credit origins like 'from Stack Overflow', 'found on Internet', or noting what technical resource 'used'.
663678512.50e-053unscored65context-side Technical or formal nouns that introduce specifications, versions, quantities, or classificatory details, typically followed by numbers or further descriptive information.
664682672.50e-053unscored72context-side Mid-word syllables or fragments in non-English text, particularly in Spanish, German, or encoded strings, where the token represents an internal portion of a longer word rather than a complete semantic unit.
665687462.50e-053unscored65context-side Tokens that serve as discourse markers, organizational references, or qualifying particles in formal or technical text, typically appearing mid-sentence to clarify, intensify, or refer back to previously mentioned entities or concepts.
666699752.50e-053unscored72context-side Tokens that are part of specialized English notation systems, abbreviations, or formal/technical vocabulary, particularly in legal citations, episode designations, or academic/formal discourse, as opposed to conversational language.
667712542.50e-053unscored72context-side Tokens that serve as coordinators joining parallel grammatical elements (conjunctions like 'and') or are part of compound noun phrases in technical/formal contexts (like 'pull' in 'pull requests').
668729202.50e-053-0.00085context-side Nouns or gerunds that complete technical compound terms or phrases in programming and computer science contexts, typically describing processes, operations, or system features (e.g., 'font access', 'compression', 'error handling').
669734672.50e-053unscored95context-side The word 'than' when used in comparative constructions, particularly in phrases comparing expectations or quantities (e.g., 'more than one would expect').
670735002.50e-053-0.00065context-side Tokens appearing in formal, procedural, or instructional contexts where reference is being made to specific criteria, guidelines, or information that should be consulted or considered.
671738562.50e-053unscored75context-side Common prepositions (for, with, in) appearing in formal or technical English prose, often as part of standard phrases or constructions in informative writing.
672745432.50e-053unscored65context-side Tokens that serve as linking mechanisms, references, or conceptual connectors, including hashtags, anchor symbols, and words meaning 'consider' or 'take into account' that relate multiple factors.
673747272.50e-053unscored95context-side The opening parenthesis immediately followed by the variable name 'frame' in Python pandas code, specifically in the context of accessing frame.index within a pd.to_datetime() function call.
674747942.50e-053unscored75context-side Technical or literal uses of common function words and nouns in formal explanatory text, particularly in programming, technical documentation, or structured descriptive contexts.
675748102.50e-053unscored75context-side The Chinese character '各' (gè) meaning 'each' or 'various', typically used when referring to multiple individual items or entities in a distributed or collective sense.
676751542.50e-053unscored75context-side Uppercase acronyms and abbreviated technical terms appearing in formal documentation contexts such as software licenses, academic citations, hardware specifications, or structured metadata.
677756462.50e-053unscored90context-side The token 'open' when used as a lowercase variable name in Python code, specifically in contexts involving assignment of financial data (like opening prices from a DataFrame).
678768582.50e-053unscored72context-side Tokens that are fragments, incomplete portions, or characters appearing in contexts where the '<|im_start|>' chat delimiter would typically occur but is malformed or not yet complete.
679779172.50e-053unscored75context-side Concrete nouns or technical terms that represent specific objects, concepts, or processes in technical, analytical, or programming contexts, particularly when being defined, described, or used as formal terminology.
680793212.50e-053unscored65context-side Tokens appearing in standardized boilerplate text, including AI content policy disclaimers (e.g., 'dangerous' in lists of prohibited content types) and legal/trademark notices (e.g., 'BV' in company entity designations).
681796462.50e-053unscored82context-side Commas that serve as syntactic separators in formal, technical, or data-presentation contexts, such as in programming documentation, statistical reports, or structured informational text.
682797102.50e-053unscored85context-side The token 'to' appearing in user requests for programming code, specifically in phrases describing operations that add, combine, or insert data (e.g., 'adds to numbers', 'add to a table').
683797762.50e-053unscored75context-side The word 'deep' when used in spatial or directional phrases, particularly in the colloquial expression 'way down deep'.
684805002.50e-053unscored45context-side Tokens that are parts of emphasized or non-standard text, including uppercase emphatic words, Cyrillic character sequences, or word fragments within compound expressions.
685811292.50e-053unscored75context-side Abbreviated technical identifiers or parameter names in structured contexts like code documentation, product specifications, or URL parameters.
686818152.50e-053unscored92context-side The word 'copy' when used as a noun in formal legal or licensing document contexts to refer to duplicate versions of agreements, exhibits, or licensed works.
687819832.50e-053unscored85context-side Newline characters that serve as structural separators in formal written documents, particularly appearing after salutations in emails or between sections in code documentation comments.
688828382.50e-053unscored85context-side Tokens that form part of wiki platform names (Wikipedia, Wikia) in formal metadata contexts such as article headers, licensing statements, or attribution notices.
689830192.50e-053unscored75context-side Demonstrative or conditional reference words (if, this, class) used in technical, instructional, or programming contexts where specific examples, code structures, or citations are being pointed to or conditionally discussed.
690840112.50e-053unscored75context-side Prepositions ('about' or 'our') that introduce references to supplementary information, explanatory resources, or organizational policies/approaches, typically in informational or documentation contexts.
691842142.50e-053unscored72context-side Subword token fragments that complete multi-token words, particularly appearing mid-word in proper names or non-English text.
692842472.50e-053unscored85context-side Tokens that complete command names, function identifiers, or system directives in programming contexts, particularly the final part of a command or function name (e.g., completing 'alphabreak' or '/start').
693843342.50e-053unscored75context-side Tokens that form part of formal institutional titles, official role names, or bureaucratic designations, particularly in legal, governmental, or structured organizational contexts.
694856562.50e-053unscored65context-side Tokens appearing in Spanish administrative or formal documents, particularly as part of compound words in official/governmental text contexts, or in technical programming error messages with specific syntax patterns.
695862082.50e-053unscored85context-side Leading whitespace characters (spaces or tabs) used for indentation in structured text formats like code blocks, configuration files, or YAML documents.
696870292.50e-053unscored72context-side Tokens that complete or extend a preceding partial word, variable name, or identifier, forming the suffix or continuation of a compound term rather than standing as independent words.
697888462.50e-053unscored72context-side Whitespace tokens that immediately follow punctuation marks (particularly quotation marks or commas) and precede descriptive nouns or content words in narrative or descriptive text contexts.
698889622.50e-053unscored95context-side The word 'long' when used in instructions that explicitly specify a lengthy response with minimum word count requirements (e.g., 'very long dialog...at least 100 words').
699893632.50e-053unscored82context-side Colons or assignment operators that separate field names, labels, or variable names from their values in structured data contexts such as forms, tables, database records, or code assignments.
700897122.50e-053unscored75context-side Punctuation marks (especially commas) or words that serve as delimiters or transitions within formal statistical, numerical, or data reporting contexts across multiple languages, particularly in economic or scientific reports.
701903922.50e-053unscored72context-side Syntactic or structural tokens that appear in technical contexts such as code syntax (closing brackets/tags), structured data fields, or domain name components, rather than natural prose.
702905342.50e-053unscored72context-side Tokens that immediately follow closing quotation marks (") in Chinese text or mixed Chinese-English contexts, often representing the continuation of a sentence after a quoted phrase.
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705922942.50e-053unscored72context-side Nouns denoting specific information types, descriptions, or technical specifications that classify or provide detailed characterization of something (e.g., 'string', 'details', 'side' in compound technical terms).
706930322.50e-053unscored75context-side Tokens that are part of meta-instructions or behavioral directives attempting to control or modify how an AI system should respond, typically appearing in prompt injection or jailbreak scenarios.
707934492.50e-053unscored75context-side Infinitive verb endings in Spanish or Portuguese (particularly '-ar' and '-izar' suffixes) appearing in formal, legal, or technical documents.
708944592.50e-053-0.00072context-side Tokens appearing in mixed Chinese-English text contexts, particularly in technical or programming-related discussions where language code-switching occurs.
709958572.50e-053unscored85context-side Colons that act as field separators in metadata, headers, or structured information contexts, typically following labels like 'Author' in documentation or code comments.
710961392.50e-053unscored45context-side Tokens that complete or quantify categorical descriptions, particularly words that specify the scope or extent of lists, properties, or attributes being enumerated in the context.
711962672.50e-053unscored72context-side Nouns referring to human or organizational entities (person, party) appearing in formal structured contexts such as entity type definitions, legal text, or data classification schemas.
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713971202.50e-053unscored75context-side Tokens that form parts of domain names or URL components in web addresses.
714990232.50e-053-0.00095context-side The uppercase letter 'T' serving as the date-time separator in ISO 8601 timestamp formats (e.g., '2023-02-03T23:21:40').
7151001932.50e-053unscored75context-side Tokens related to classification, categorization, or systematic identification tasks, typically appearing in instructional contexts that direct the organization or labeling of information into distinct categories or types.
7161005412.50e-053unscored75context-side Technical delimiters and separators in structured formats, including legal case citations (v.), table/spreadsheet delimiters (|$), and code package separators (.apache), that mark boundaries between entities in formal or technical contexts.
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7181022142.50e-053unscored75context-side Numeric digits or text that appear as part of structured reference data such as street addresses, building numbers, or other formatted numerical sequences.
7191022732.50e-053unscored85context-side Opening parenthesis that introduces a parenthetical reference, citation, URL, or explanatory note providing supplementary information about the immediately preceding content.
7201040042.50e-053unscored92context-side Commas appearing in copyright notices that separate year information from additional copyright details or company names, typically found in source code file headers.
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7221048612.50e-053unscored75context-side Technical terms referring to software applications, platforms, or tools (editors, messaging apps, communication channels) in documentation, code comments, or technical instruction contexts.
7231059742.50e-053unscored95context-side The token 'Ref' appearing as an abbreviation for 'Reference' or 'References' in academic or scientific writing, typically preceding citation numbers in brackets.
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7251063452.50e-053unscored72context-side Morphological suffixes or word-internal components in non-English languages, particularly in Cyrillic (Russian) and Japanese scripts, where grammatical or derivational morphemes are being tokenized separately from word stems.
7261067352.50e-053unscored75context-side Tokens that are subword fragments completing formal, technical, or domain-specific terminology in structured professional contexts such as legal documents, academic texts, or technical specifications.
7271073772.50e-053unscored45context-side Tokens that repeat, continue, or echo content already present in the immediate preceding context, including repeated words, character sequences within compound words, or symbolic prefixes in code.
7281075612.50e-053unscored92context-side The word 'coherent' when used in meta-instructions or guidelines about evaluating whether questions make sense or content maintains logical consistency, typically in phrases like 'factually coherent' or 'contextually coherent'.
7291084352.50e-053unscored95context-side The suffix 'uable' as part of the word 'arguable' in formal legal contexts, particularly in phrases about legal arguments or points of law.
7301086462.50e-053unscored90context-side The word 'containing' used as a present participle to describe what something includes, holds, or is composed of, typically in technical or descriptive contexts.
7311090442.50e-053unscored85context-side Prepositions or punctuation marks appearing within SQL error messages, particularly connecting problematic database elements (columns, fields) to their error context (field list, select list).
7321112162.50e-053unscored72context-side Tokens that immediately follow action verbs in instructional or procedural contexts, particularly in sentences describing conditional behaviors, game rules, or step-by-step operations.
7331115422.50e-053-0.00092context-side The capitalized second component of camelCase JavaScript function names within HTML event handler attributes (e.g., 'Gallery' in 'closeGallery()', 'Progress' in 'updateProgress()').
7341146202.50e-053unscored75context-side Formal adjectives that modify nouns to indicate temporal sequence (initial, previous) or administrative/legal status (Authorized) in official or business contexts.
7351150292.50e-053unscored75context-side Tokens that are part of transitional phrases in technical documentation or error messages directing users to additional information, typically following words like 'For' and preceding references to reports, documentation, or further details.
7361153392.50e-053unscored75context-side German language tokens, particularly common nouns like 'Stadt' (city) or parts of proper names, appearing in German text contexts describing historical or geographical information.
7371157722.50e-053-0.00075context-side Tokens that are part of technical metadata, documentation labels, formal business/administrative language, or code identifiers, typically appearing in structured contexts rather than natural conversational text.
7381163102.50e-053unscored65context-side Tokens that serve as continuations, completions, or connective elements within larger linguistic structures, including morpheme completions, mid-phrase elements in multi-token expressions, and punctuation that introduces dependent clauses or quoted material.
7391178252.50e-053unscored85context-side The word 'menu' (or its non-English equivalents like 'menü') when referring to a user interface navigation menu or dropdown menu in a technical/instructional context.
7401186872.50e-053unscored72context-side Tokens that close, complete, or mark the boundary of a syntactic unit, including locational completers (like 'there'), participial phrase completers (like 'included'), and code syntax closers (like semicolons and parentheses in programming contexts).
7411186982.50e-053unscored75context-side Tokens appearing within code comments or comment block delimiters, including both the comment markers themselves and text content within commented sections of source code.
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7431205152.50e-053unscored95context-side The token '/comments/' appearing as part of a Reddit URL structure, specifically in the path between the subreddit name and post ID.
7441234052.50e-053unscored72context-side Abbreviated terms, acronyms, technical jargon, or fragments of compound words that represent specialized or domain-specific concepts rather than common standalone words.
7451235332.50e-053unscored75context-side Punctuation marks or formatting symbols (colons, brackets, hyphens) that function as delimiters or separators in structured text contexts like instructions, numbered lists, or technical specifications.
7461238632.50e-053unscored75context-side Malformed characters, encoding errors, or UTF-8 corruption artifacts such as replacement characters (�) or orphaned diacritical marks appearing in text.
7471239092.50e-053-0.00075context-side Punctuation marks (periods) or short grammatical particles/conjunctions in non-English text (especially Japanese), typically serving as structural connectors or abbreviation markers in formal or technical writing.
7481250092.50e-053unscored70context-side Tokens that serve as technical identifiers, class names, variable names, or formal labels in programming code or technical documentation contexts.
7491253982.50e-053unscored85context-side The token 'I' (uppercase) appearing as part of abbreviations, acronyms, or formal/technical terminology in structured documents, medical records, or academic texts, rather than as a standalone pronoun in conversational text.
7501254832.50e-053unscored85context-side Coordinating conjunctions ('and' in English, 'und' in German) that connect items within multi-part lists or enumerations of related elements.
7511255072.50e-053unscored45context-side Capitalized tokens or letters appearing in structured, formal, or promotional document contexts such as forms, official documents, advertisements, or formal names, as opposed to natural conversational text.
7521256532.50e-053unscored85context-side Prepositions (especially 'in' and 'at') that indicate location within technical documentation, code comments, error messages, or software development contexts.
7531260122.50e-053unscored65context-side Tokens that are part of technical identifiers in code or URLs, specifically components of class names (like 'Head' in 'GPT2LMHeadModel') or URL parameters (like 'os' in book ID codes).
7541261022.50e-053unscored65context-side Whitespace or delimiter tokens appearing in structured data contexts (tables, formal documents, data records) rather than conversational text.
7551261712.50e-053unscored95context-side The token 'Debug' or 'debug' appearing in software development contexts, including debug modes, debug-related error messages, and debug file paths.
7561266682.50e-053unscored65context-side The feature activates on content words that introduce role transitions or technical domain-specific terms, particularly 'as' when indicating role adoption ('continue as X') and economic/technical terminology like 'surplus' in formal analytical contexts.
7571279992.50e-053unscored75context-side Tokens appearing in meta-instructional text that describes what a system or user should generate, produce, or determine, typically using phrases like 'generate the', 'figure out what', or 'guess what [someone] might'.
7581307602.50e-053unscored85context-side Tokens that complete camelCase class or method names in Java stack traces, appearing as the second part of compound identifiers in exception trace contexts.
7591309832.50e-053unscored65context-side Proper names, particularly personal names like 'Ethan', appearing in narrative or storytelling contexts where characters and their relationships are being described.
7602231.67e-052-0.00065context-side Tokens that appear as separators (like commas) or word fragments within structured lists, vocabularies, or enumerative sequences, as opposed to tokens in continuous prose or conversational text.
7618611.67e-052unscored75context-side Single alphanumeric characters appearing within parentheses in technical or legal contexts, typically serving as identifiers, version numbers, or copyright markers in code comments, file paths, or documentation headers.
7629931.67e-052-0.00072context-side Tokens that appear in mathematical, statistical, or probability problem statements, particularly when asking for or referring to quantitative properties or calculations.
76313041.67e-052unscored72context-side Nouns referring to collections, containers, or groupings of multiple entities (e.g., data structures like lists, or social units like households).
76413241.67e-052-0.00072context-side Tokens that are delimiters, separators, or characters embedded within technical output, encoded strings, or machine-readable formatted data (such as debug logs, base64 strings, or structured code output).
76514951.67e-052unscored75context-side Single uppercase letters appearing within dense sequences of uppercase abbreviations, acronyms, or formatted codes (such as legal citations, product labels, or technical specifications).
76618711.67e-052unscored85context-side The token 'reductions' when used as a label or placeholder in templates or format specifications for reporting emission reduction targets, particularly in contexts involving year-based percentage reduction goals.
76723081.67e-052-0.00075context-side Tokens that complete method calls, constructor invocations, or code statements in programming contexts, particularly at the end of chained method calls or factory patterns.
76823521.67e-052unscored75context-side The token 'The' at the start of a sentence that provides additional factual information or details about an entity or topic mentioned in the immediately preceding sentence, typically in formal or technical prose.
76931201.67e-052unscored75context-side Syllables or morpheme components within German compound words, particularly those describing colors or visual properties.
77044091.67e-052unscored95context-side The closing parenthesis token following the letter 'C' or 'c' in copyright notices, forming the text-based copyright symbol '(C)' or '(c)'.
77151051.67e-052-0.00095context-side The token 'lib' appearing as part of the JSP taglib directive syntax (<%@ taglib), used to import tag libraries in JavaServer Pages code.
77251451.67e-052unscored65context-side Tokens representing method or attribute names in object-oriented programming contexts, typically following a dot operator for member access (e.g., '.keys()', '.items()').
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77475081.67e-052-0.00090context-side Tokens that complete closing HTML or XML tags, appearing as the final part of tag syntax like '</h1>' or '</font>'.
77575401.67e-052unscored85context-side Newline tokens that serve as clause or section breaks within formal legal or business documents, particularly employment contracts or agreements with structured definitions of parties.
77682951.67e-052unscored75context-side Punctuation characters functioning as structural delimiters or operators in technical contexts like XML/SOAP markup, code, or system logs, specifically colons and forward slashes used in tags or structured output.
77793261.67e-052unscored75context-side Tokens that begin or signal technical instructions, commands, or structured data operations in computational or analytical contexts.
778100321.67e-052unscored35context-side Tokens appearing in formal, technical, or structured text contexts such as software licenses, documentation, or numerical data descriptions.
779104501.67e-052unscored65context-side Punctuation or special characters appearing in structured, formatted non-prose contexts such as ASCII art, abbreviated codes, or technical formatting rather than normal sentence structure.
780107741.67e-052unscored65context-side Tokens appearing in truncated, incomplete, or technical error message contexts, often where text is cut off mid-word or part of system-generated output rather than natural conversational text.
781111401.67e-052-0.00075context-side Single-digit numbers appearing as part of structured identifiers, post numbers, or file paths, typically embedded within longer alphanumeric strings in technical or web contexts.
782116411.67e-052unscored95context-side The token 'div' or 'DIV' when appearing as an HTML opening tag element in nested markup structures.
783117691.67e-052unscored65context-side Tokens that continue an established sequential pattern, whether in numerical sequences (consecutive digits) or grammatical sequences (articles/words that naturally follow previous context).
784124061.67e-052unscored75context-side Commas that appear immediately after single-digit numbers in technical contexts, either as decimal separators in scientific notation or as delimiters in array/tuple dimension specifications in code.
785126011.67e-052-0.00035context-side Tokens in German language text or proper nouns referring to fictional/pop culture characters within narrative contexts.
786129391.67e-052-0.00075context-side The coordinating conjunction 'and' connecting two parallel clauses in compound sentences, particularly in contexts describing sequential steps, conditions, or coordinated actions in formal or instructional writing.
787136171.67e-052unscored45context-side Syllables or morphemes in non-English languages, particularly agglutinative languages like Turkish or character-based languages like Korean, appearing as parts of words.
788151251.67e-052unscored75context-side Tokens that complete words or numbers in formal German-language text, particularly in academic, technical, or historical writing contexts.
789155441.67e-052unscored75context-side Tokens that complete or are part of formatted date/time expressions in technical or structured document contexts, such as timestamp components (PM/AM) or year digits in metadata headers.
790164481.67e-052unscored75context-side Standalone single-digit numbers used as structural markers for enumeration, such as section numbers, list indices, or chapter identifiers in formatted text.
791167341.67e-052unscored65context-side Tokens that mark completion or closure in structured contexts, particularly the Chinese perfective particle '了' indicating completed action, or path completion tokens like '/MPL' in URLs.
792172651.67e-052unscored45context-side Tokens representing the second occurrence of repeated URL or hyperlink markers, particularly when 'url' or similar web reference indicators appear consecutively in the text.
793172931.67e-052unscored75context-side Whitespace or delimiter tokens (newlines, parentheses) that immediately follow technical identifiers like URLs, filenames with extensions, or structured data references, marking a transition to new content.
794178091.67e-052unscored75context-side List item markers, bullet points, or structural delimiters (such as '•', '->>', dashes) that introduce clauses, items, or sections in formal documentation, licenses, or structured text.
795183811.67e-052unscored25context-side Tokens that appear in formal, structured text contexts such as date abbreviations in metadata or reference phrases in numbered problem statements, potentially across multiple languages.
796185951.67e-052unscored75context-side The feature activates on tokens that are part of a repeated word or phrase pattern, specifically on the second occurrence when the same or very similar text appears in close proximity.
797186851.67e-052unscored75context-side Uppercase 'I' appearing as part of a word that has been split, broken, or unusually capitalized, typically representing formatting artifacts rather than the standalone pronoun 'I'.
798187371.67e-052unscored65context-side Word fragments or syllables within Russian (Cyrillic) compound words or technical terms, particularly in mathematical or scientific contexts.
799193301.67e-052unscored75context-side The indefinite article 'a' when used in formal or polite written requests and offers, typically preceding a singular noun in professional correspondence or official documentation.
800194171.67e-052-0.00085context-side The word 'All' appearing in standardized sports scheduling disclaimers, specifically in the phrase 'All times are in Central Time' that follows tournament seeding and ranking information.
801215251.67e-052unscored75context-side The coordinating conjunction 'and' when connecting parallel noun phrases in formal, technical, or informational text contexts, particularly in lists or enumerations of related items.
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803220361.67e-052unscored75context-side Tokens appearing within structured data syntax like JSON objects, code blocks, or technical formatting, particularly where curly braces, property definitions, or numerical values are used in programming contexts.
804223441.67e-052-0.00085context-side CSS property names or HTML styling attribute names within inline style declarations or HTML tag attributes.
805226911.67e-052unscored65context-side Tokens that are components of compound technical terms, camelCase identifiers, or formal multi-word expressions in structured technical, legal, or programming contexts.
806247141.67e-052unscored45context-side Tokens that are syntactically malformed, incomplete delimiters, or grammatically incorrect word choices that disrupt the expected structure or flow of text.
807250311.67e-052unscored45context-side Tokens that introduce conditional clauses, exceptions, or limiting statements in formal English instructional or legal text, such as 'unless' or terminal punctuation in imperative sentences.
808255541.67e-052unscored85context-side The token 'Not' when used as a prefix in hyphenated negated class labels or category names (e.g., 'Not-skepticism'), typically appearing in structured classification or labeling contexts.
809257661.67e-052unscored75context-side Punctuation marks (period, comma) that follow complete phrases or clauses in formal prose, literary text, or structured content, serving to separate or conclude statements.
810258791.67e-052unscored45context-side Closing punctuation marks (parentheses or angle brackets) that terminate URLs or appear in fragmented/corrupted text with uppercase letters.
811261141.67e-052unscored85context-side Newline characters that appear in technical error messages or stack traces, typically after a label or header that introduces the error details or call stack information.
812264511.67e-052unscored75context-side Spaces or breaks immediately following numeric digits in mathematical conversion problems written in Russian/Cyrillic text, particularly involving different numeral systems.
813266671.67e-052-0.00075context-side Capitalized nouns representing formally defined terms or entities in legal, contractual, or license agreement text, particularly when appearing in structured formal language with legal phrasing.
814271011.67e-052-0.00072context-side Technical or formal nouns denoting constraints, limitations, exclusions, or intermediary components within structured systems (software architecture, legal/contractual provisions).
815271491.67e-052unscored72context-side Tokens that are part of technical acronyms, abbreviations, or structured identifiers in formal/technical documentation and code contexts.
816273831.67e-052unscored82context-side Whitespace tokens immediately following instructions that direct answering 'using ONLY the provided context', typically marking the transition after constrained question-answering directives.
817274821.67e-052-0.00085context-side The token 'is' appearing in formal legal or licensing text, particularly in passive voice constructions describing software permissions, rights, or conditions.
818277201.67e-052unscored75context-side Modal auxiliary verbs or infinitive markers that express possibility, ability, or permission in conditional or potential action contexts.
819278781.67e-052unscored75context-side Technical formatting tokens or structural markers in non-natural language contexts, such as timestamp delimiters in subtitle files or capitalized conditional keywords in technical instructions.
820279331.67e-052unscored75context-side The preposition 'of' when used in formal English text to indicate possession, agency, or attribution, particularly in explanatory or causal constructions.
821281671.67e-052unscored95context-side The word 'Help' appearing as the content within an XML namespace tag with key='12' and case='first-letter' attributes, typical of MediaWiki namespace definitions.
822283741.67e-052unscored75context-side Tokens that are encoding errors, Unicode replacement characters, or text fragments resulting from corrupted or improperly processed text data.
823285021.67e-052unscored72context-side Tokens that refer to functional capabilities, system modules, or enabling features that allow or provide specific functionalities or actions.
824285171.67e-052unscored75context-side Verb forms expressing that someone deserves, merits, or is entitled to something, typically in formal or legal contexts involving evaluation of rights or rewards.
825288831.67e-052unscored95context-side The opening `<script>` HTML tag that begins a script element in web markup contexts.
826290881.67e-052unscored75context-side Tokens appearing in formal technical, scientific, or legal contexts with precise terminology, often involving mathematical notation, legal citations, or structured technical descriptions.
827294471.67e-052unscored45context-side Hashtag symbols or numeric/alphanumeric identifiers that serve as structural markers, labels, or reference indicators in formatted text, prompts, or technical documentation.
828296811.67e-052unscored72context-side Tokens that represent categorical options or values in structured lists, dropdown menus, form fields, or filter interfaces, typically appearing as part of a series of selectable choices.
829297331.67e-052unscored95context-side The token 'ved' appearing as a URL query parameter in Google search result URLs, specifically in the pattern '&ved='.
830317241.67e-052unscored72context-side Numeric digits or alphanumeric identifiers that appear in formatted technical documentation, tables, lists, or structured data contexts, particularly when part of a naming or numbering scheme.
831321151.67e-052unscored85context-side The token 'Forms' when it appears in fictional character power descriptions, specifically in the context of listing transformation abilities (like 'All Forms/Evolutions/Fusions') in what appears to be Dragon Ball or similar anime/gaming power-scaling scenarios.
832321351.67e-052unscored65context-side Single characters (letters or digits) that appear as components within structured numerical identifiers, reference codes, or technical formatting contexts such as decimal ranges, citation identifiers, or alphanumeric codes.
833325201.67e-052unscored75context-side Plural or singular nouns that immediately follow the phrase 'the following' in contexts where referencing subsequent documentation, instructions, or enumerated items.
834326431.67e-052unscored85context-side The Chinese character '一' (one/first) when appearing in the phrase '第一学期' (first semester) in Chinese academic calendar contexts.
835329761.67e-052unscored35context-side Tokens in technical database-related contexts, including SQL keywords like AUTO_INCREMENT and instructional pronouns in database configuration guidance.
836330841.67e-052unscored45context-side Tokens that appear in structured, non-conversational contexts (such as code or formal addresses) where they function as connectors, separators, or transition points between distinct information elements.
837332861.67e-052unscored45context-side Tokens that are part of technical, specialized, or formal terminology, particularly uncommon words or abbreviations appearing in academic discourse or code contexts rather than conversational language.
838336361.67e-052unscored75context-side Whitespace or empty tokens appearing within structured markup or code formatting contexts, such as HTML tables or XML comments, used for visual alignment or separation in technical documents.
839337641.67e-052unscored65context-side Tokens that occur at clause or phrase boundaries, marking transitions between complete thoughts or grammatical units within sentences.
840341341.67e-052unscored45context-side Tokens appearing in structured list contexts, particularly in user interface elements (like social media sharing options) or formal legal/licensing text with bullet points and formatted clauses.
841342361.67e-052unscored45context-side Short function word tokens or word fragments (2-4 characters) appearing in formal, technical, or Germanic language contexts, particularly prepositions, auxiliary verbs, or grammatical particles in structured or non-English text.
842343901.67e-052unscored45context-side Tokens appearing in German language text (particularly suffixes like '-lich') or in formal English legal/compliance language listing protected categories, often involving commas separating list items in administrative contexts.
843350221.67e-052-0.00085context-side Single-letter variables or symbols (like β, c) used as mathematical or scientific parameters in technical/scientific contexts, particularly in crystallography or physics notation.
844356881.67e-052unscored85context-side The equals sign token when used as an assignment operator in programming code, particularly in contexts involving numeric literal assignments to object properties or variables in C++ or similar languages.
845358351.67e-052unscored45context-side Word fragments or suffixes that complete technical, formal, or grammatical terms, particularly in academic/scientific contexts (like BibTeX keywords) or inflectional endings in morphologically rich languages.
846358661.67e-052unscored35context-side Tokens that appear in informal, colloquial, or conversational contexts, particularly at the beginning of casual or slang words, or in explanatory text with relaxed tone.
847359901.67e-052unscored72context-side Tokens representing establishment, creation, founding, or the value zero/null, particularly in contexts of building institutions or in technical/computational settings with memory addresses and base values.
848363111.67e-052-0.00075context-side Tokens appearing within or immediately adjacent to code comment lines in programming contexts (Python comments with '#' or SQL comments with '--').
849363631.67e-052unscored78context-side Tokens that complete compound application or software names within programming code contexts, typically as part of package names, class names, or application identifier strings.
850376491.67e-052unscored72context-side Line breaks or whitespace tokens that occur at paragraph/sentence boundaries in technical documentation or formatted code comments.
851379991.67e-052unscored75context-side Single numeric digits that are part of page numbers, article numbers, or reference numbers in academic publications and journal citations.
852382761.67e-052unscored75context-side Boolean values or suffixes completing words related to binary/boolean properties in programming and technical contexts, particularly Python's True/False literals and type system terminology.
853390521.67e-052-0.00075context-side Opening parenthesis '(' that immediately follows text without whitespace, used to introduce parenthetical information such as copyright notices, clarifications, or supplementary details.
854390611.67e-052-0.00045context-side Punctuation marks (periods, colons) that function as structural separators in formal citations, legal references, or technical command contexts, rather than in conversational dialogue.
855390901.67e-052unscored72context-side Determiners (possessive pronouns or articles like 'its' or 'the') appearing in formal, data-driven contexts that present statistical or numerical information, particularly in financial or demographic reporting.
856391561.67e-052-0.00075context-side Uppercase token segments that are parts of words split or formatted in all caps, typically appearing as mid-word continuations in legal, technical, or formatted text.
857392691.67e-052unscored65context-side Tokens that are partial words or word fragments, typically at the beginning of a word, occurring in contexts where text formatting, line breaks, or unusual capitalization creates word boundary disruptions in formal or technical documents.
858396631.67e-052unscored65context-side Tokens that complete compound terms, technical notations, or categorical labels, especially when appearing as the final element in hyphenated sequences or phrases describing backgrounds, contexts, or structural relationships.
859402741.67e-052unscored75context-side The definite article 'the' immediately following the verb 'using' in formal or technical contexts, typically introducing a specific object or resource being utilized.
860408791.67e-052unscored75context-side Newline tokens that immediately follow system message tags ('<|im_start|>system') in chat format templates, or newlines at the start of structured text sections with formatting markers.
861413131.67e-052unscored72context-side Coordinating conjunctions and discourse markers that introduce contrast, alternatives, or adversative relationships (such as 'whether', 'aber'/'but'), particularly in non-English or argumentative contexts.
862413541.67e-052unscored72context-side Singular nouns denoting countable abstract concepts, roles, or quantities in formal, institutional, or technical contexts where enumeration or specification is relevant.
863414921.67e-052unscored65context-side Tokens completing formal or legal terminology in professional documentation contexts, such as license headers in source code or legal text about rights and subjects.
864420011.67e-052-0.00075context-side Opening bracket '[' that begins a bracketed word fragment within a parenthetical aside, specifically in informal review-style text where words are split across brackets to indicate tone or emphasis.
865425071.67e-052unscored75context-side Function words (articles, prepositions) appearing in metadata, markup annotations, code comments, or structural tags rather than in primary conversational or narrative content.
866436091.67e-052unscored72context-side Common words expressing basic human needs, states, or relationships within informal narrative or storytelling contexts, typically in creative fiction or casual descriptive passages.
867437331.67e-052-0.00075context-side Tokens appearing within Chinese language text, including both classical/literary Chinese narrative and technical/code contexts with Chinese elements.
868439721.67e-052unscored85context-side The word 'used' appearing in formal legal, licensing, or terms-of-service language describing restrictions or permissions on usage rights.
869440551.67e-052unscored72context-side Adverbs or adverbial modifiers that describe the manner, ease, or alternative nature of an action, typically appearing between auxiliary verbs or modals and the main action being described.
870448501.67e-052unscored85context-side The token 'NAME' appearing as part of placeholder variable identifiers in structured data or code contexts, typically in patterns like 'NAME_1', 'Target_NAME_1', or similar variable naming conventions.
871450451.67e-052unscored85context-side The word 'copy' in formal legal or contractual language, specifically when referring to attached exhibits or documents that are incorporated by reference.
872460431.67e-052unscored85context-side Opening quotation marks (single or double) that begin string literals in code or quoted text in natural language.
873461961.67e-052unscored65context-side Encoding artifacts, mojibake characters, or technical symbols like underscores in variable names that represent text formatting issues rather than semantic content.
874465111.67e-052unscored75context-side Opening parenthesis '(' in formal citation, professional naming, or reference contexts, particularly in legal, academic, or official prize/title naming formats.
875466511.67e-052unscored85context-side The token 'Area' when it appears as part of the formal designation 'Metropolitan Statistical Area', which is a specific U.S. Census Bureau geographic classification.
876473561.67e-052-0.00085context-side Backslash characters used as directory separators in Windows-style file system paths.
877477421.67e-052unscored95context-side The capital letter 'S' at the beginning of 'Suppressed' in Java exception stack traces, specifically in the context of suppressed exceptions following a ClassNotFoundException.
878483931.67e-052unscored85context-side The copula 'is' when used to state numerical financial metrics, ratings, or stock market measurements in descriptive sentences about financial data.
879488121.67e-052unscored75context-side A single digit that is part of a page number or slide number reference in a parenthetical citation, where the digit appears in the middle of a multi-digit number (e.g., the '1' in '19' or the '3' in '35').
880492441.67e-052unscored85context-side The word 'as' when used to introduce or format a citation, reference, or attribution, typically in the phrase 'cite as' or similar formal referencing contexts.
881499211.67e-052unscored75context-side Tokens that label or categorize a new element, parameter, or component being introduced or defined in technical, programming, or formal documentation contexts.
882514341.67e-052unscored65context-side Token fragments that are parts of compound mathematical operators, names, or multi-character sequences that have been split by tokenization, rather than complete standalone tokens.
883517091.67e-052unscored75context-side Tokens appearing in text discussing controversial social and historical topics related to racism, civil rights movements, and racial discrimination, particularly in educational or argumentative contexts.
884523171.67e-052unscored85context-side The first-person singular pronoun 'I' when used in dialogue or conversational contexts, particularly in character speech within narrative fiction or chat exchanges.
885526841.67e-052unscored85context-side Period punctuation marks that serve as delimiters in hierarchical list structures, appearing after alphanumeric indicators (numbers or letters) to denote enumerated sub-items or outline elements.
886528731.67e-052unscored75context-side Variables or placeholder identifiers within code, command-line paths, or programming expressions that represent values to be substituted or evaluated.
887535531.67e-052-0.00085context-side The token immediately following 'Example' (with optional number) and a colon, marking the transition point between an example label and the actual example content in instructional or demonstration text.
888539951.67e-052unscored75context-side Token fragments that occur at word-internal boundaries where words have been split during tokenization, typically appearing mid-word in technical content, code, or proper names.
889545901.67e-052unscored75context-side A whitespace token separating two related numerical percentage values in formal financial or business reporting text, particularly when comparing reported and adjusted metrics.
890546611.67e-052unscored65context-side Tokens that appear in contexts involving numeric measurements, quantities, or offsets, particularly following or relating to numbers representing physical quantities like temperature degrees or timezone offsets.
891549651.67e-052unscored85context-side Whitespace tokens (spaces or newlines) that immediately precede date strings in various formats (YYYY-MM-DD, MM.DD.YY, etc.), typically appearing after phrases like 'on' or other temporal prepositions.
892557021.67e-052-0.00075context-side Tokens appearing in explicit procedural instructions or directives that tell an AI model how to respond, what to do, or what behaviors to exhibit or avoid.
893563221.67e-052unscored72context-side Whitespace tokens (spaces or indentation) that occur within formal technical or legal text, typically serving to separate parameters, clauses, or other structured elements in code or documentation.
894567611.67e-052unscored95context-side The word 'tickets' when referring to support tickets in a help desk or customer service ticketing system context.
895571981.67e-052unscored75context-side Commas that mark hesitation, pause, or disfluency in conversational or dialogue contexts, particularly following interjections like 'uh' or 'um' in spoken-style text.
896577441.67e-052unscored92context-side The preposition 'on' immediately preceding a specific date (day, month, year) in formal timestamp or date documentation contexts, typically indicating when an action was performed or a document was created.
897581981.67e-052unscored70context-side Tokens that represent internal splits within compound units, particularly the latter portion of numbers split across tokens (like '3' in '30') or capital letters in camelCase/PascalCase identifiers (like 'Event' in 'dropEvent').
898585221.67e-052unscored75context-side Newline characters that appear immediately after or within instructions about formatting rules, particularly those mentioning line breaks or formatting constraints.
899587331.67e-052unscored95context-side The token 'Grid' appearing as part of a C++ class or namespace identifier in code, typically within scope resolution paths using double colons.
900587601.67e-052unscored85context-side Tokens that are capitalized word components within CamelCase or PascalCase identifiers in programming code, specifically appearing in the middle of compound technical names like class names or method names.
901601871.67e-052unscored75context-side Coordinating or subordinating conjunctions that connect clauses or complex noun phrases in syntactically elaborate sentences with technical or formal language.
902604041.67e-052unscored85context-side The token '0' when it appears as a middle digit within multi-digit numbers (not at the beginning or end of the number).
903604191.67e-052unscored72context-side Tokens appearing in structured numeric or data formatting contexts, such as elements in arrays, dates, or other formally structured data representations, as opposed to natural conversational text.
904609391.67e-052unscored85context-side Document metadata field labels and structural markers (like 'Date', 'Page', etc.) that indicate the type of information that follows in formatted documents or forms.
905610351.67e-052unscored65context-side Single digits appearing as part of numerical parameters, values, or year specifications in technical or informational contexts, typically representing the final or standalone digit of a multi-digit number.
906619121.67e-052unscored45context-side Auxiliary verbs or grammatical function words (particularly forms of 'do' or word fragments serving grammatical roles) that appear in the middle of flowing sentences, connecting clauses or providing structural support rather than carrying primary semantic content.
907624761.67e-052-0.00045context-side Nouns that refer to broad entities, objects, or concepts being described or named, particularly in the context of slogans, descriptions, or characterizations.
908626851.67e-052unscored75context-side Tokens that are parts of year dates (especially '2015' or similar four-digit years) in formal document metadata such as publication dates, abstracts, or bibliographic information.
909628111.67e-052unscored75context-side Tokens appearing in technical system output, performance metrics tables, or memory dumps that contain hexadecimal addresses and structured numerical data.
910630111.67e-052unscored75context-side The preposition 'of' when it appears in phrases like 'details of what' where it connects a noun (often relating to information or description) to a subordinate clause beginning with a wh-word, functioning to introduce the content or subject matter being detailed.
911631241.67e-052unscored85context-side Attribution markers (colons or 'by') that connect a role or action to the person who performed it, typically in metadata, credits, or authorship contexts.
912632671.67e-052unscored85context-side Whitespace characters (spaces or newlines) that appear immediately before 'No thanks' text within JSX/React code, specifically positioned between string literal braces and the text content.
913637531.67e-052unscored65context-side Line breaks or punctuation marks (comma, newline) occurring within formal or technical non-English text, particularly in French formal correspondence or Russian/Cyrillic mathematical/technical contexts.
914640501.67e-052unscored72context-side Tokens that complete or continue compound terms, proper nouns, or multi-word technical expressions that have been split across token boundaries.
915642551.67e-052unscored95context-side The capital letter 'N' when used as a prefix in chemical nomenclature (IUPAC naming) to indicate nitrogen atom substitution in organic compounds, typically appearing in patterns like 'N-' or 'N′-' followed by substituent groups in parentheses.
916644061.67e-052unscored65context-side Short character sequences (typically 2 characters) that form parts of non-English linguistic elements, including code syntax markers or foreign language morphemes, particularly in Eastern European languages or programming markup.
917644451.67e-052unscored92context-side The word 'program' when referring to computer software or executable applications.
918645281.67e-052unscored75context-side Single-character tokens that appear as parts of technical identifiers, variable names, or domain components within code snippets or programming contexts (JavaScript, PHP, API calls), as opposed to natural language text.
919647141.67e-052-0.00045context-side Tokens appearing in formal English text with structured conventions, including technical documentation, legal text, or standardized prose, as opposed to informal dialogue, non-English text, or system prompts.
920651631.67e-052unscored65context-side Tokens that complete technical notation or structural markers, particularly closing elements of code attributes (like '.image' completing a label property) or reference markers (like ']' closing a citation bracket).
921654581.67e-052unscored65context-side Closing delimiter tokens (brackets, angle brackets) in structured technical text such as code, JSON, or citation references, as opposed to natural conversational text.
922658601.67e-052-0.00065context-side Pronouns or nouns functioning as the grammatical subject of a clause, particularly in contexts where an entity is identified as performing an action or being the focus of a statement.
923660941.67e-052unscored65context-side Tokens appearing in substantive document content text (narrative or formal prose) rather than in system prompts, chat templates, code, or formulaic interface messages.
924663371.67e-052unscored75context-side Tokens appearing in corrupted, malformed, or improperly encoded text sequences, including garbled Unicode characters or digits within malformed numeric strings, as opposed to tokens in coherent natural language text.
925664941.67e-052unscored75context-side Opening bracket '[' token that begins a bracketed word within a parenthetical clause in informal review text, specifically in the phrase '(don't think [they're] big, like other spots)'.
926665361.67e-052unscored65context-side Tokens representing the completion, finalization, or formal delivery/release of something (documents, property, transactions) in professional or official contexts.
927669041.67e-052unscored65context-side Short suffix tokens or punctuation marks that complete technical identifiers, abbreviations, or formatted references in specialized contexts such as code, file paths, or cataloging systems.
928672431.67e-052-0.00072context-side Negation words or modal expressions indicating expectation, supposition, or contrary-to-fact states, particularly German 'nicht' (not) and English 'supposed' in contexts describing what was expected or intended to happen.
929680341.67e-052unscored75context-side Tokens that appear as part of repetitive variable declarations or structured list definitions, particularly in code contexts where multiple similar items (like UI elements or formatted strings) are being declared or defined in sequence.
930682811.67e-052unscored45context-side Tokens that are capitalized portions within camelCase or PascalCase programming identifiers, particularly the capitalized component that marks word boundaries in compound method or variable names.
931687571.67e-052unscored75context-side Tokens that are part of technical documentation, programming-related instructions, or open-source license text, particularly in contexts involving code generation or technical system information.
932690981.67e-052unscored45context-side Affirmative response tokens, particularly 'yes' equivalents in various languages (especially Russian 'да'), or tokens completing words in confirmatory/positive contexts.
933695381.67e-052unscored75context-side Tokens that are part of non-Latin script text, specifically Japanese hiragana/kanji characters or Cyrillic (Russian) text, occurring within natural language content rather than in system prompts or English text.
934696591.67e-052unscored85context-side Digits (particularly '2' and '3') appearing in superscript notation or as exponents, typically used to denote squared units (like km²) or mathematical powers in scientific/technical contexts.
935710681.67e-052-0.00075context-side Line breaks, paragraph breaks, or formatting delimiters that mark structural divisions in formatted or semi-structured text, particularly between headings/titles and subsequent content sections.
936710771.67e-052unscored85context-side Commas in formal legal or financial contract language, particularly those following conditional clauses or provisos in structured legal text.
937711121.67e-052-0.00065context-side Tokens appearing in formal, technical, or structured contexts such as mathematical expressions or legal/terms-of-service text, as opposed to conversational or narrative language.
938716911.67e-052unscored65context-side Digits or punctuation marks that are part of formal numbering systems, sequential identifiers, or timestamps in structured text (such as dictionary definitions, dates, or document sections).
939719451.67e-052unscored90context-side The token ' of' when it follows 'rate' in expressions describing rates, ratios, or quantities with numerical measurements.
940728461.67e-052unscored72context-side Tokens that complete or continue grammatically incomplete, fragmented, or syntactically broken text sequences across languages, typically filling in missing words or morphemes needed for grammatical correctness.
941728801.67e-052-0.00085context-side Colons that separate CSS property names from their values in inline style declarations or HTML/XML style attributes.
942733431.67e-052unscored75context-side Technical syntax tokens in programming or markup language contexts, particularly equals signs in HTML/XML attribute assignments and path-related terminology in command-line contexts.
943733481.67e-052-0.00095context-side The digit '2' appearing as part of base64-encoded JPEG image data, specifically within the JPEG file header structure after the initial file signature bytes.
944739251.67e-052unscored75context-side Special punctuation characters (colons, slashes) functioning as delimiters or separators in technical contexts such as code syntax, dates, URLs, or structured data formats.
945747141.67e-052-0.00075context-side Punctuation marks or text fragments that immediately follow abbreviated German words in formal historical or archival contexts, particularly in references to documents, places, or historical records.
946748921.67e-052unscored75context-side Query parameter delimiters or keys within URL query strings, specifically tokens that are part of the syntax connecting or identifying parameters in web URLs.
947753611.67e-052unscored75context-side Separator characters (underscore or hyphen) that function as delimiters within alphanumeric identifiers embedded in URLs, particularly in blog IDs, publisher IDs, or other URL-based identifier strings.
948765991.67e-052unscored85context-side The token '.c' appearing as part of file extensions (like .csv, .cab) in technical contexts such as URLs, file paths, or download links.
949767141.67e-052unscored72context-side Tokens that complete compound words or phrases denoting sets, pairs, correspondence, or matching collections, typically as the second element that finalizes the compound term.
950772641.67e-052-0.00085context-side Tokens that are fragments of scientific taxonomic names (genus or species names) in German-language botanical or biological text.
951781681.67e-052unscored85context-side Whitespace or blank lines serving as structural separators between parties in legal documents, particularly between landlord/tenant or opposing parties in contracts and court filings.
952783921.67e-052unscored45context-side Tokens that are part of URLs, web addresses, or non-English text (particularly Finnish or other languages with diacritical marks like 'ä'), often containing repeated characters or special characters in technical contexts.
953784441.67e-052unscored45context-side Alphanumeric tokens or concrete spatial nouns appearing in Chinese language contexts or mixed-language text, particularly model numbers like '8' in 'A8' or physical location terms like 'sky'.
954796171.67e-052unscored75context-side The digit '0' appearing within hexadecimal hash strings or encoded identifiers in URL parameters, particularly in social media CDN URLs.
955798881.67e-052unscored65context-side Empty or whitespace tokens that appear within quoted or referenced linguistic elements in text that is making metalinguistic statements about what words, phrases, or structural elements should or should not be included in writing.
956800551.67e-052unscored85context-side Words that form part of newspaper or news publication names, typically appearing after 'Daily', 'Morning', or similar modifiers in contexts describing news sources.
957802981.67e-052unscored45context-side The suffix '-ic' when completing archaic or classical adjective forms, particularly in formal or historical English medical/philosophical terminology.
958804971.67e-052unscored45context-side Parts of citation markers in academic text (like 'Cite') or Chinese/non-Latin script characters, typically in formal or mixed-language contexts rather than standard English conversational text.
959810721.67e-052unscored95context-side The token 'Caller' appearing as part of Java class names (specifically 'MethodAndArgsCaller') within Android runtime stack traces showing method invocation chains.
960812761.67e-052unscored85context-side Forward slash characters serving as path separators in file paths, URLs, or module import statements within code or markup.
961818541.67e-052unscored75context-side Coordinating conjunctions (particularly 'in' and 'and') that connect numerical or technical specifications within structured system outputs, log messages, or data reports.
962819751.67e-052unscored75context-side Tokens appearing in technical contexts related to database operations, data manipulation, or programming queries, specifically where data entry, deletion, or management is being discussed.
963820881.67e-052unscored45context-side Function words (prepositions, determiners) in formal academic or analytical writing that connect or reference key concepts within explanatory sentences.
964826731.67e-052unscored45context-side Common English words (pronouns like 'you' or adjectives like 'particular') appearing in formal informational prose, often in sentences describing possibilities, options, or specifications.
965828871.67e-052-0.00045context-side Opening tokens that introduce technical parameter names or scientific terminology in code or educational explanations, marking the transition from conversational framing to specific technical content.
966844731.67e-052unscored65context-side Tokens that are components within structured technical identifiers, such as digits in numeric arrays or underscore-separated parts of configuration variable names in programming contexts.
967845271.67e-052unscored35context-side Tokens that complete transliterated non-English words (particularly from Turkic languages) or punctuation marks in formal, structured text contexts such as obituaries or announcements.
968856581.67e-052-0.00095context-side The token 'Report' appears within Java stack trace error messages, specifically as part of the ErrorReportValve class name in Apache Catalina/Tomcat framework stack traces.
969859301.67e-052-0.00045context-side Short lowercase tokens (articles, single letters) appearing in technical English contexts such as code comments, scripts, or structured formatting like subtitle timecodes, as opposed to natural language narrative or non-English text.
970861581.67e-052unscored45context-side Tokens that are formal nouns referring to specific problems, issues, or licensing/regulatory concepts in official or technical contexts.
971861691.67e-052unscored45context-side Tokens representing singularity, addition, or positive markers, including the Hebrew word for 'one' (אחת) and the plus symbol (+) in code contexts, typically indicating something being counted individually or added.
972867671.67e-052-0.00065context-side Function words or common word endings in formal English procedural, technical, or educational text describing processes, methods, or structured interactions.
973871131.67e-052-0.00065context-side Tokens that complete or are part of compound terms, multi-word phrases, or tightly-bound sequences where the token is syntactically or semantically linked to the immediately preceding element to form a unified concept.
974872441.67e-052unscored75context-side Tokens appearing within formal legal case citations, docket numbers, or court document reference numbers, particularly digits or spaces that are part of the standardized formatting of these legal identifiers.
975873611.67e-052unscored75context-side Words denoting choice, selection, or available options in decision-making contexts, particularly in formal or legal language where alternatives or opportunities are being presented or evaluated.
976877471.67e-052unscored85context-side The word 'or' functioning as a coordinating conjunction in formal legal, licensing, or technical documentation contexts where it connects alternative conditions, restrictions, or options.
977893091.67e-052unscored75context-side Formal instructional verbs (like 'cite', 'specify') used in technical or academic contexts to direct readers to reference, document, or explicitly define something.
978894561.67e-052unscored72context-side Nouns or pronouns serving as anaphoric references that point back to previously mentioned entities or concepts in instructional or explanatory text contexts.
979897751.67e-052unscored45context-side First-person singular pronouns (like 'я' in Russian or 'I/me' in English) appearing in user messages where the speaker refers to themselves as wanting or needing to do something.
980902361.67e-052unscored65context-side Tokens that immediately follow significant whitespace formatting or line breaks in structured documents, particularly in contexts involving tabular data, legal text, or other formally formatted content.
981904391.67e-052unscored65context-side Tokens appearing in corrupted, malformed, encoded, or non-natural text contexts where the surrounding content is degraded or not standard human-readable language.
982909391.67e-052unscored75context-side The final digit completing a multi-digit number in formal or structured numerical contexts, such as legal case numbers, financial amounts, or technical identifiers.
983912491.67e-052-0.00045context-side Tokens appearing in corrupted, malformed, or improperly encoded text contexts, including garbled Unicode sequences or unusual URL parameters in broken text.
984924121.67e-052unscored85context-side Lowercase field names or keys in structured data formats like JSON objects, typically representing metadata attributes or object properties in code/data structures.
985937251.67e-052unscored70context-side Tokens that are word fragments or partial components completing proper nouns or compound words, often appearing where tokenization has split a single semantic unit across multiple tokens.
986962091.67e-052unscored72context-side Tokens that complete or continue a multi-token identifier, variable name, or word, typically appearing as the suffix or continuation portion of a longer linguistic unit that was split across multiple tokens.
987982551.67e-052unscored75context-side The definite article 'the' appearing immediately after the verb 'include' in instructional or documentation contexts, typically when specifying that something particular must be included.
988989611.67e-052unscored72context-side Tokens representing mathematical or computational operations related to division, negation, or subtraction, particularly in technical or mathematical contexts such as coordinate systems or programming functions.
989995511.67e-052unscored72context-side Punctuation or connecting words that introduce or separate alternative names, biographical details, or supplementary identifying information about a person or entity.
990997701.67e-052unscored95context-side Decimal points (periods) that separate the integer and fractional parts of numbers in code, technical data, or numerical contexts.
991997891.67e-052unscored75context-side Tokens appearing in German language text or content, including German articles, words, and characters within German linguistic contexts.
9921009211.67e-052unscored75context-side Function parameter names or variable identifiers in programming code, particularly in function definitions or signatures where parameters are being declared or specified.
9931013991.67e-052unscored85context-side The word 'see' used as a directive to refer the reader to additional documentation, instructions, or information sources in technical or instructional text.
9941019931.67e-052-0.00045context-side Tokens that are parts of words related to listing, referencing, or enumerating items in technical or instructional documentation contexts.
9951025831.67e-052unscored85context-side Tokens that appear as components within formatted date or timestamp strings, including digits within years and separator characters between date components like month and day.
9961026421.67e-052unscored95context-side The letter 'i' appearing as an italic font style indicator within HTML stylesheet link tags that specify font weights and styles (e.g., '400i' in Google Fonts or similar font service URLs).
9971026891.67e-052unscored65context-side Incomplete word fragments or partial tokens within formal English or Latin text, often appearing as truncated or corrupted versions of longer words in technical, legal, or placeholder contexts.
9981035761.67e-052unscored75context-side Tokens that are part of technical system output formatting, specifically variable names with underscore separators or punctuation in memory/system diagnostic notation, appearing in contexts of system logs or technical output rather than natural language.
9991037821.67e-052unscored75context-side Nouns referring to technical or legal entities (like 'work', 'server') that appear in formal documentation contexts such as terms of service, licensing agreements, or legal text.
10001045511.67e-052unscored45context-side Tokens that are parts of words in non-English languages (especially Cyrillic/Russian) or proper nouns embedded in multilingual contexts, as opposed to standard English conversational text.
10011047081.67e-052unscored72context-side Tokens that are part of access or indexing syntax, either for retrieving/obtaining resources (like 'Get it') or for array/object property access using brackets in programming contexts.
10021053211.67e-052unscored65context-side Tokens that complete technical terms, categorical labels, or conceptual phrases within structured contexts like lists, definitions, or classification schemes.
10031060731.67e-052-0.00075context-side Newline characters that appear as formatting separators in mathematical expressions or within code/programming contexts, particularly in format strings or between algebraic terms.
10041063361.67e-052unscored85context-side Colons that separate field labels from values in structured document formats, such as forms, templates, or key-value pair listings where a label (like 'Date Printed') is followed by a colon before the corresponding value.
10051064571.67e-052unscored75context-side Technical state indicators describing UI elements or programmatic objects as being in a non-active, collapsed, or disabled state within code, markup, or technical documentation.
10061072111.67e-052unscored45context-side Tokens that refer to additional or other items in a collection or enumeration, particularly when used to indicate more elements beyond those already mentioned or when appearing as repeated/duplicate values in a sequence.
10071074341.67e-052unscored65context-side Nouns referring to official documents, certificates, or formal administrative items in bureaucratic or regulatory contexts.
10081077831.67e-052unscored75context-side Tokens appearing in repetitive lists or sequences where the same element or similar formatting pattern is duplicated multiple times in close proximity.
10091088041.67e-052unscored75context-side Tokens that are part of or immediately follow numerical quantities in scientific, mathematical, or technical problem contexts, particularly in physics or statistics problems involving measurements, calculations, or data generation.
10101089781.67e-052unscored72context-side Prepositions or function words that introduce new informational clauses in formal, data-heavy, or statistical text contexts, particularly when presenting specific numerical facts or temporal frames.
10111092161.67e-052unscored85context-side The token 'words' appearing in instructional contexts about writing style requirements, specifically when discussing transition words as part of guidelines for using complex vocabulary and sentence structures.
10121094301.67e-052unscored95context-side The Chinese possessive/attributive particle '的' (de) that connects modifying phrases or clauses to the nouns they describe.
10131095681.67e-052unscored65context-side Punctuation marks or characters that serve as structural delimiters or appear in formatted/templated text contexts, particularly colons and characters within special formatting sequences.
10141114551.67e-052unscored45context-side Tokens that are part of comparative adjective forms (like 'wider') or related grammatical constructions expressing degree or comparison.
10151115271.67e-052unscored75context-side Word suffixes or completing components in compound words and structured text, particularly in proper nouns (like district names), metadata labels (like 'Image caption'), or technical terminology.
10161124201.67e-052unscored85context-side The word 'restrict' appearing in formal policy or legal contexts, particularly in phrases describing limitations or constraints on tasks, assignments, or actions.
10171124911.67e-052unscored75context-side File extensions or tokens immediately following references to files, slides, or documents in technical/academic contexts such as URLs, file paths, or citation formatting.
10181127351.67e-052-0.00095context-side The token 'Impl' appearing as a class name suffix in Java stack traces, specifically in Hibernate framework code like 'DialectFactoryImpl'.
10191129131.67e-052unscored82context-side Tokens representing formal legal or procedural concepts (interpretation, distribution, execution, compliance) within legal documents, contracts, or formal regulatory contexts.
10201135131.67e-052unscored85context-side The preposition 'in' appearing in formal legal or business documents, typically in phrases that reference locations within documents, sections, or contexts (e.g., 'used in this agreement', 'contained in statements', 'written in full').
10211136541.67e-052unscored75context-side Opening square brackets '[' or ellipsis/continuation marks in Russian/Cyrillic text, particularly in technical, educational, or structured content contexts such as problem statements or metadata tags.
10221137191.67e-052unscored75context-side Single digits that are part of version numbers, years, or numeric identifiers in technical/code contexts (e.g., XML version declarations, date ranges).
10231140131.67e-052unscored72context-side Small, highly predictable function words (prepositions, particles) that complete common phrasal constructions, idioms, or multi-word expressions where the preceding context strongly constrains the next token.
10241146521.67e-052unscored82context-side Line breaks or newlines that separate distinct sections in structured, multi-step, or enumerated content such as technical documentation, instructions, or bullet-pointed lists.
10251147481.67e-052unscored75context-side The substring 'med' appearing as a morpheme within compound words in Germanic languages (Danish, German, etc.), typically in the middle of longer words.
10261155051.67e-052unscored75context-side The preposition 'in' when used in formal prepositional phrases indicating location, method, or context within structured English text, particularly in questions or formal statements.
10271156171.67e-052unscored45context-side Tokens appearing in repetitive sequences or structured lists, particularly when the same or related terms are repeated multiple times in succession or enumerated patterns.
10281158071.67e-052unscored85context-side Single-digit numbers appearing within hexadecimal memory addresses, error codes, or technical identifiers in system logs or debugging output.
10291161681.67e-052unscored75context-side Digits or algebraic variables that complete or continue numerical values or mathematical expressions in technical or quantitative contexts.
10301161691.67e-052unscored75context-side The auxiliary or main verb 'have' when expressing possession, state, or obligation/necessity in declarative sentences, rather than forming perfect tenses.
10311166251.67e-052-0.00075context-side Closing angle brackets ('>>' or '>') that terminate XML/HTML-style tags or structured format markers in text.
10321167511.67e-052unscored75context-side Verb forms meaning 'read' or 'reading' in Romance and Slavic languages, appearing in instructional contexts about handling or engaging with books and written materials.
10331169141.67e-052unscored92context-side Periods used as separators in hierarchical section numbering or document reference systems (e.g., between numbers/letters in formats like '1.E.2' or '1.2').
10341175031.67e-052unscored72context-side Infinitive verbs or markers (like 'to', 'extend') that introduce modifications, additions, or extensions being made to a specific object, system, or work.
10351178461.67e-052unscored95context-side The word 'dangerous' appearing in AI content moderation guidelines that list prohibited content types (harmful, unethical, racist, sexist, toxic, dangerous, illegal).
10361179951.67e-052unscored40context-side Tokens that appear in contexts with formatting irregularities, encoding issues, or unusual character sequences, particularly involving special symbols, placeholder text, or corrupted encoding.
10371180721.67e-052unscored95context-side The word 'following' used to introduce or refer to subsequent content, items, or information that will be presented next in the text.
10381188151.67e-052-0.00092context-side Period followed by a single capital letter that forms part of a U.S. state abbreviation in formal legal citations (e.g., N.C. for North Carolina, N.Y. for New York).
10391189271.67e-052unscored65context-side Token fragments that are parts of compound technical terms, proper names, or database-related identifiers, particularly when the tokenization splits a multi-part technical word or name.
10401191401.67e-052unscored72context-side Tokens in non-Latin scripts (Chinese or Cyrillic) appearing in informational contexts such as contact details, biographical information, or location descriptions.
10411194671.67e-052unscored75context-side Whitespace tokens that separate numeric identifiers, codes, or technical values in structured or formatted text contexts such as legal documents, system logs, or technical output.
10421196201.67e-052unscored65context-side Prepositions or relational particles that connect words in technical, specialized, or non-English phrases, often appearing in medical terminology, legal/administrative contexts, or foreign language text.
10431198691.67e-052unscored72context-side German language tokens in formal or explanatory contexts, particularly conjunctions or punctuation serving connective/explanatory functions in German prose about historical or cultural topics.
10441198821.67e-052unscored75context-side Tokens in technical, formal, or specialized contexts such as programming code, legal documents, or structured technical writing, as opposed to conversational or informal text.
10451209591.67e-052unscored75context-side Tokens that are part of URL schemes (like 'https'), hyperlinks, or structured technical parameters with special formatting characters (parentheses, colons, slashes) commonly found in links or image generation prompts.
10461211201.67e-052unscored75context-side A colon token that appears after parenthetical, explanatory, or technical clarifying text, typically used to introduce further explanation, URL references, or specifications in formal/technical writing contexts.
10471213161.67e-052unscored85context-side Newline token immediately following '<|im_end|>' and preceding '<|im_start|>assistant' in chat-formatted dialogue, marking the boundary where an assistant response is about to begin.
10481219451.67e-052-0.00072context-side Common function words or grammatical particles (prepositions, measure words, or short connecting words) that appear in natural, fluent prose in various languages, particularly in Chinese and English.
10491224651.67e-052-0.00075context-side Tokens that appear within double angle bracket delimiters (<<token>>), typically used as markup, tags, or special notation to highlight or mark specific elements in structured text or HTML.
10501229741.67e-052-0.00065context-side Function words (prepositions or infinitive markers like 'to' and 'about') that introduce objects or purposes in technical instructional or explanatory text, typically in programming tutorials or algorithm descriptions.
10511240471.67e-052unscored85context-side Prepositions (like 'on', 'de') that connect day numbers to month names in formal date expressions, typically within legal, official, or administrative documents.
10521248821.67e-052unscored45context-side Tokens that are either mid-word fragments in non-English (particularly Cyrillic) text or specialized academic/philosophical terminology, as opposed to common English conversational language.
10531252331.67e-052unscored72context-side Tokens that express the essential purpose, function, outcome, or intended result of actions, systems, or structures described in the immediately preceding context.
10541252811.67e-052-0.00072context-side Partial word fragments or abbreviated segments that appear in corrupted, repetitive, or malformed text sequences, often representing broken formatting or text artifacts rather than complete semantic units.
10551254561.67e-052unscored85context-side The word 'with' when used in formal or technical contexts to indicate association or connection between entities, particularly in phrases like 'associated with' in documentation or contractual language.
10561256261.67e-052unscored75context-side Tokens that complete or continue a word that was split across multiple tokens, particularly in instructional or formal text contexts where words are broken mid-word due to tokenization.
10571257531.67e-052-0.00085context-side The word 'implied' when used in formal educational or academic contexts describing literary analysis, particularly in contrast with 'stated' or 'explicit' when discussing themes or meaning in texts.
10581260111.67e-052unscored45context-side Tokens appearing in creative narrative or literary prose, particularly in descriptive passages with vivid imagery or storytelling elements.
10591269441.67e-052-0.00085context-side Forward slashes used as separators in date or timestamp formats, typically appearing between day, month, and year components.
10601273161.67e-052unscored75context-side Tokens that indicate something is merely preliminary, initial, or only one step in a larger process that requires further action or validation.
10611278181.67e-052unscored75context-side Tokens that appear at the beginning of formal citations, references, or legal/licensing text, particularly those introducing bibliographic information or official documentation.
10621284731.67e-052-0.00085context-side Vertical bar or pipe symbol ('|') used as a delimiter or notation symbol in mathematical expressions, LaTeX markup, or structured data formatting.
10631291021.67e-052unscored85context-side A space token immediately preceding a number that specifies a temporal duration or offset in a question about dates or days (e.g., 'What day will it be [SPACE]3 days from now?' or 'what is the date [SPACE]30 days ago?').
10641293661.67e-052unscored95context-side The tilde character '~' appearing as part of URL text fragment syntax, specifically within the '#:~:' pattern used in scroll-to-text URL fragments.
10651293911.67e-052unscored95context-side The `.indexOf` string method in JavaScript code, used to search for the position of a substring within a string.
10661299541.67e-052unscored45context-side Object pronouns or verb forms functioning as grammatical objects in conditional or instructional contexts, particularly in Polish and English sentences expressing hypothetical actions or teaching scenarios.
10671303201.67e-052-0.00072context-side Short alphanumeric token fragments (2-3 characters) that appear as mid-word continuations completing a larger identifier, filename, or proper name, often where tokenization has split a cohesive unit.
1068908.33e-061unscored75context-side Escaped newline character sequence '\n' appearing in formal or technical document text.
10691888.33e-061unscored72context-side Commas that appear within parenthetical or embedded clauses in creative writing instructions, specifically separating a noun phrase from its elaborative continuation in instructions about scene or narrative development.
10702458.33e-061unscored75context-side The token 'page' when used as a noun referring to a web page or document page, particularly in HTML markup or web development contexts.
10712838.33e-061unscored75context-side Closing parenthesis that ends a parenthetical stage direction, action description, or meta-textual instruction embedded within dialogue or narrative text.
10723118.33e-061unscored45context-side The Chinese verb '认识' (to know/meet/become acquainted with) when describing relationships or connections between people.
10733248.33e-061unscored65context-side A lowercase letter 'c' appearing within or immediately adjacent to dense numerical sequences or alphanumeric codes, as opposed to natural language text or conversational contexts.
10745268.33e-061unscored85context-side Closing angle brackets in C++ template syntax, particularly nested template instantiations with multiple consecutive closing brackets.
10756668.33e-061unscored75context-side Multiple consecutive whitespace characters (tabs or spaces) used for indentation or formatting in code, HTML, or other structured text documents.
107610578.33e-061-0.00075context-side The token 'Circuit' when referring to U.S. federal judicial circuits or court systems in legal/administrative contexts.
107717658.33e-061unscored85context-side The token 'overflow' appearing as part of CSS property declarations, specifically in the context of styling code with properties like 'text-overflow'.
107821718.33e-061unscored75context-side French verb forms containing 'exam' (such as 'examiné'), particularly past participles in formal or administrative contexts discussing review, examination, or consideration of information.
107924418.33e-061-0.00075context-side Closing parenthesis that terminates an instruction or phrase indicating that multiple selections or choices should be made from a following list.
108025398.33e-061unscored45context-side The token 'more' or similar comparative/quantifier terms indicating additional quantity, extent, or degree beyond a specified baseline amount.
108125578.33e-061unscored65context-side The word 'age' when used as a demographic or statistical measure in population data contexts, particularly when appearing alongside other population metrics like median income.
108228438.33e-061-0.00075context-side The Spanish word 'más' (meaning 'more'), used as a comparative or quantifier in Spanish text.
108330928.33e-061unscored85context-side The Iranian country-code top-level domain '.ir' appearing as part of website URLs, particularly in academic or research contexts.
108438888.33e-061unscored72context-side Periods appearing within or adjacent to sequences of abbreviated capital letters that form institutional acronyms or formal names (e.g., 'I. F. D. E. P.').
108539638.33e-061unscored65context-side Commas that separate components of formal legal or technical clause headings, particularly in warranty or disclaimer contexts.
108640918.33e-061unscored75context-side The token 'program' when used in educational or academic contexts, specifically referring to academic programs, curricula, or courses of study rather than computer programs or software.
108741008.33e-061unscored75context-side The whitespace character immediately following a US state abbreviation (like 'UT') and before a 5-digit ZIP code in postal address formatting.
108843288.33e-061unscored85context-side An underscore character that is part of an HTTP status code constant name in Python code, specifically within patterns like 'HTTP_XXX_STATUSNAME' used in web framework APIs.
108950748.33e-061unscored85context-side The colon-backslash sequence (:\) that appears in Windows file paths immediately after a drive letter, serving as the separator between the drive designation and the directory path.
109053278.33e-061unscored65context-side Tokens that introduce or signal an upcoming list, enumeration, or structured set of items, particularly the word 'following' when used to indicate that specific items or details will be listed next.
109154388.33e-061unscored75context-side The token 'content' appearing within HTML comments in markup/template code contexts, typically as part of placeholder or instructional comments in web development files.
109259688.33e-061unscored75context-side Tokens that are part of hyphenated CSS class names or HTML attribute values in web markup code, specifically appearing as suffixes in class identifiers.
109359808.33e-061unscored45context-side Commas in German text, particularly those used in relative clause constructions or complex sentence structures in formal or academic German writing.
109459908.33e-061unscored75context-side The token 'by' when used to indicate authorship or attribution in code comments or documentation, typically following words like 'Created' or 'Written'.
109561228.33e-061unscored75context-side The Dutch digraph 'ij' appearing within Dutch words, particularly in formal or legal Dutch language contexts.
109662818.33e-061unscored45context-side The digit '2' when it appears as the first digit of a two-digit divisor in mathematical division expressions.
109771968.33e-061unscored85context-side The Cyrillic character sequence 'ика' appearing as a morphological component in Russian words, typically functioning as a suffix or part of word formation.
109874498.33e-061unscored75context-side References to midnight or the striking of midnight in narrative or descriptive contexts, particularly when associated with clocks or time-telling.
109974798.33e-061unscored65context-side Opening or closing braces ('{' or '}') used as structural delimiters in system message templates or prompt formatting contexts.
110075908.33e-061unscored45context-side The feature activates on numeric tokens that appear as part of placeholder variable names (like NAME_2) in creative or narrative text contexts, particularly where the number serves as an identifier within a naming convention.
110176698.33e-061unscored75context-side The token 'To' at the beginning of a sentence that introduces an imperative instruction or indicates purpose, typically directing the reader to perform an action or explaining how to achieve something.
110282548.33e-061unscored75context-side The opening parenthesis followed by 'c' that begins a copyright symbol notation '(c)' in legal or licensing text headers.
110384248.33e-061unscored45context-side The token 'en' appearing as part of a hyphenated pharmaceutical or medical product name, specifically in brand names or proprietary drug names.
110485168.33e-061unscored45context-side Whitespace (typically a space) immediately following a colon in CSS custom property definitions or similar code syntax contexts.
110593488.33e-061unscored75context-side The 'href' attribute token in HTML anchor tags, specifically appearing in the pattern '<a href=' used for creating hyperlinks in HTML markup.
110697258.33e-061unscored95context-side The token '/view' appearing as part of a URL path structure, typically in web application routes for viewing articles or content.
110799048.33e-061unscored45context-side The relative pronoun 'that' when introducing a restrictive relative clause that specifies or provides additional detail about a preceding noun phrase, particularly in contexts involving descriptions of things that meet certain criteria or have certain properties.
1108100388.33e-061unscored65context-side Whitespace indentation immediately preceding a 'try' keyword in JavaScript or similar code, typically at the start of a try-catch block within a control structure.
1109103788.33e-061unscored72context-side A period at the end of a sentence that marks a major structural boundary or topic transition, typically followed by a shift to a new section, format, or distinct topic in the text.
1110109118.33e-061unscored45context-side Commas separating demographic or categorical variables in formal research or methodological contexts, particularly when listing participant characteristics or data categories.
1111110188.33e-061-0.00075context-side The adverb 'actually' when used as a discourse marker to clarify, emphasize factual truth, or contrast reality against expectations or alternative interpretations.
1112110778.33e-061unscored75context-side Sentence-ending periods in formal, instructional, or technical writing contexts, particularly in academic or procedural texts that provide guidelines or explanations.
1113112098.33e-061-0.00045context-side The beginning of the character name 'Tracer' when it appears as a repeated reference in narrative text about the character, particularly in contexts involving disguises or transformations.
1114114078.33e-061unscored72context-side Tokens that are part of hyphenated CSS class names or HTML identifiers, typically appearing within HTML markup structures like 'login-logo' where the token completes the hyphenated compound name.
1115114708.33e-061unscored45context-side The word 'between' when used to introduce a choice or comparison between two or more alternatives.
1116116478.33e-061unscored75context-side The token 'm' when used as an abbreviation for meters in mathematical or scientific measurement contexts, particularly when following numerical values.
1117119578.33e-061unscored65context-side Causal or explanatory conjunctions (particularly 'Since') that introduce justifications or reasons in technical, programming, or logical contexts, typically following a statement that requires clarification.
1118119628.33e-061unscored75context-side Grammatical part-of-speech abbreviations in dictionary or glossary definitions, specifically the abbreviation 'n' (or 'n.') denoting 'noun' that appears after the word being defined.
1119120138.33e-061unscored75context-side The word 'with' appearing in technical documentation, configuration files, or formal specification contexts (as opposed to conversational usage).
1120120748.33e-061unscored85context-side The token 'version' appearing in software licensing or legal documentation contexts, specifically referring to license version numbers.
1121127048.33e-061unscored45context-side The definite article 'the' in formal English legal or licensing text, particularly in contexts related to terms of use, copyright, or eBook distribution agreements.
1122128618.33e-061-0.00065context-side The preposition 'on' in formal or technical contexts where it introduces the object or data that something operates upon, acts upon, or processes.
1123131948.33e-061unscored65context-side Cyrillic text fragments, specifically internal syllables or morphemes within Russian words.
1124132438.33e-061unscored85context-side The Chinese word 'bug' (bug) when used in Chinese text to refer to software errors, glitches, or technical problems.
1125132978.33e-061unscored45context-side The token 'family' when used as part of legal terminology, specifically in phrases describing legal exceptions or rules such as 'family history exception'.
1126133928.33e-061unscored75context-side The passive voice verb 'used' in formal legal or licensing contexts, particularly in trademark usage statements or terms of service.
1127138908.33e-061unscored65context-side The word 'west' appearing as a directional value or field entry in structured, tabular, or data-oriented text contexts.
1128142598.33e-061unscored65context-side The indefinite article 'a' appearing in formal or technical English prose, particularly in error messages, system descriptions, or explanatory text.
1129146318.33e-061unscored85context-side The word 'terms' appearing in formal legal or licensing contexts, particularly in phrases like 'subject to the terms of' within copyright or license notices.
1130146368.33e-061unscored75context-side Empty parentheses '()' used for function calls or method invocations in programming code, particularly following type conversions or method names.
1131153978.33e-061unscored75context-side The feature activates on garbled or corrupted text sequences containing mixed Unicode characters from multiple scripts that don't form coherent readable content, particularly when random special characters and symbols from various writing systems appear together.
1132156498.33e-061unscored75context-side The preposition 'on' when used in financial reporting contexts to connect price targets, objectives, or analyst actions to specific stocks or securities.
1133159798.33e-061-0.00065context-side The relative pronoun 'that' when introducing a defining clause in formal, technical, or business definitional contexts, particularly when specifying what something 'is' or what properties it has.
1134160578.33e-061unscored45context-side Tokens that are part of truncated or malformed email addresses or usernames in structured contact information or data fields, particularly where formatting or encoding issues may have corrupted the text.
1135161128.33e-061-0.00075context-side The equals sign token used for HTML attribute assignment, specifically in the context of assigning values to HTML attributes like 'class='.
1136161288.33e-061unscored75context-side The word 'clay' when referring to the material or substance from which something is created, particularly in religious or creation narratives.
1137165708.33e-061unscored65context-side Acronyms or abbreviations referring to U.S. federal government agencies or regulatory bodies, particularly in contexts discussing compliance, regulations, or official status.
1138166068.33e-061unscored65context-side The token 'AI' when used as a noun to explicitly identify or describe an AI system or agent in descriptive/definitional contexts, rather than in standard AI assistant response templates.
1139167028.33e-061unscored45context-side Commas functioning as structural delimiters or separators in formal document headers, particularly in legal or administrative contexts where they separate jurisdiction names, locations, or organizational elements.
1140171488.33e-061unscored85context-side The token 'your' appearing in the context of open-source software license boilerplate text, specifically in the phrase '(at your option)' which is characteristic of GNU GPL-style license statements.
1141174128.33e-061unscored75context-side Programming variable or identifier names (especially in C/C++-style code) being referenced or used in expressions, array accesses, or other code operations.
1142175948.33e-061unscored75context-side The token '_link' when it appears as part of a compound variable name in programming code, specifically as an underscore-separated suffix (e.g., 'next_page_link').
1143183838.33e-061unscored75context-side The capitalized word 'Life' appearing as the subject of a sentence in motivational or philosophical contexts discussing challenges, resilience, or overcoming difficulties.
1144184028.33e-061unscored85context-side The letter 'T' when used as an abbreviation for a temperature measurement type in a medical vital signs listing, appearing between other vital sign measurements with similar abbreviated notation.
1145184988.33e-061unscored75context-side The Java keyword 'super' when used in object-oriented programming contexts, particularly in constructor calls or parent class references.
1146185048.33e-061unscored75context-side Tokens that are part of formal legal or judicial institutional names appearing in official court document headers, particularly when written in all capital letters.
1147185968.33e-061unscored45context-side The word 'try' used as a verb in contexts describing attempts, efforts, or endeavors to perform an action or achieve a goal.
1148191538.33e-061unscored45context-side The token 'forest' or related words referring to wooded natural environments and ecosystems, particularly in geographical or ecological contexts.
1149193048.33e-061unscored75context-side Spanish noun suffixes, particularly '-imiento' or '-miento', which are derivational morphemes that form abstract nouns from verbs in Spanish (similar to '-ment' in English).
1150199038.33e-061unscored85context-side The word 'THIS' in all-caps appearing in formal legal, license, or instructional text where it refers deictically to the document or agreement being presented.
1151201708.33e-061unscored65context-side Tokens that are part of technical product or brand names in scientific/laboratory contexts, particularly when following unusual capitalization patterns or appearing in trademarked compound names.
1152204378.33e-061unscored75context-side Chinese language tokens, particularly those related to technical or mathematical problem-solving contexts, such as the character '解' (solve/solution) in Chinese text discussing computational or mathematical methods.
1153212738.33e-061unscored85context-side Asterisk tokens that are part of structured documentation comment syntax in code, specifically within Doxygen-style comment blocks (/** ... */) where asterisks are used to format multi-line documentation headers.
1154213568.33e-061unscored85context-side The token 'rel' when used as an HTML attribute name in link tags, specifically in web markup contexts where it defines the relationship type of a linked resource.
1155218428.33e-061unscored75context-side Pipe character ('|') used as a field delimiter or separator in structured technical output, logging, or tabular data formatting contexts.
1156224598.33e-061unscored75context-side References to official government bureaus or agencies, particularly 'Bureau' as part of formal institutional names like the United States Census Bureau, in factual or informational contexts.
1157224618.33e-061unscored45context-side Tokens that are part of phrasal verbs or compound expressions describing analytical decomposition or breaking tasks into components, particularly in instructional or problem-solving contexts.
1158225908.33e-061unscored75context-side Chinese temporal measure words or classifiers, particularly those referring to time periods such as months (个月).
1159226108.33e-061-0.00065context-side Single-digit numbers representing totals or counts in formal document metadata contexts, particularly in pagination formats like 'Page X of Y'.
1160229588.33e-061-0.00075context-side The token 'at' appearing in technical error messages or stack traces, particularly when used to reference or link to external documentation about the error.
1161229678.33e-061unscored75context-side The token '0' appearing as part of a structured alphanumeric identifier or code designation, particularly in technical or security-related contexts where it forms part of a reference number or group identifier.
1162230218.33e-061unscored65context-side The token 'of' when it connects a quantitative descriptor (like 'balance', 'median', or other measurement terms) to a specific numerical or monetary value.
1163232788.33e-061unscored45context-side The token 'This' at the beginning of a sentence that introduces a forward-looking statement about properties, processes, or characteristics of a previously mentioned entity, typically in formal or academic writing contexts.
1164233988.33e-061unscored65context-side Tokens that are part of class names, interface names, or type identifiers in programming code, particularly in object-oriented languages like Java.
1165237588.33e-061unscored75context-side Chinese characters in technical or programming contexts, specifically terms related to object-oriented programming concepts like constructors, appearing in Chinese-language educational or instructional text about computer science.
1166239848.33e-061unscored75context-side The digit '2' appearing in chess notation, specifically as part of a numeric evaluation score in algebraic chess notation format.
1167239868.33e-061unscored75context-side The token 'files' when referring to digital computer files or file systems, particularly in technical or legal contexts about digital works.
1168240218.33e-061unscored15context-side Word fragments or substrings within Latin or placeholder text words, particularly in unstructured prose contexts rather than structured chat interfaces.
1169244198.33e-061unscored75context-side Acronyms or abbreviations (particularly uppercase letter sequences like 'ASF') that are being explicitly discussed as undefined terms or are the subject of a definition request.
1170244968.33e-061unscored65context-side Single-digit numbers appearing within filename or document identifiers (e.g., 'video5.docx').
1171245178.33e-061unscored35context-side Line breaks or whitespace tokens that separate a statement about social restriction, confinement, or oppression from subsequent elaboration of the specific limitations imposed.
1172247438.33e-061unscored75context-side A space token following a numbered item (particularly '8.') in a multiple choice question or quiz format, positioned between the question number and the answer options or question text.
1173247448.33e-061unscored75context-side Tokens appearing in formatted social media posts or messages with attention-grabbing elements like emojis, warning symbols, and special formatting, typically in the context of alerts or announcements.
1174254008.33e-061unscored45context-side The token 'only' appearing as part of the correlative conjunction 'not only...but' construction, which introduces an emphatic addition or contrast to a preceding statement.
1175254678.33e-061unscored75context-side Numeric digits that are part of sequential line numbers or statement identifiers in source code or pseudocode listings, particularly when formatted with a '#' prefix.
1176257268.33e-061unscored75context-side Newline characters that appear at the end of SQL statements or configuration commands in database dump files or SQL scripts, typically following quoted string values.
1177257298.33e-061unscored65context-side Quotation marks appearing within file path strings in code contexts, particularly Windows-style paths with backslashes.
1178258578.33e-061unscored65context-side The token 'От' appearing as part of the Russian word 'Отзывы' (Reviews) in a user interface navigation or tab structure context, typically alongside other section labels.
1179259778.33e-061unscored65context-side Tokens appearing within reversed, corrupted, or scrambled character sequences that do not follow standard language patterns or syntax.
1180261408.33e-061unscored85context-side Language or locale code markers within URL paths, specifically the closing delimiter of language codes like '/en' in web addresses.
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1231373258.33e-061unscored75context-side German coordinating conjunction 'und' (and) connecting clauses or phrases in German language text.
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1233376458.33e-061unscored75context-side Classical Chinese poetry or literary text, particularly tokens appearing in traditional Chinese poetic verse with archaic vocabulary and classical grammatical structures.
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1246416328.33e-061unscored85context-side The opening anchor tag '<a>' in HTML markup, typically used to create hyperlinks with attributes like href, id, and class.
1247417088.33e-061-0.00075context-side Technology or framework names (particularly databases, libraries, or packages) appearing in programming code contexts such as stack traces, error logs, or technical documentation.
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1249419028.33e-061-0.00075context-side The adverb 'approximately' when used to indicate imprecise numerical measurements, particularly in geographical or spatial distance contexts.
1250419588.33e-061unscored65context-side The preposition 'to' used in formal mathematical or technical contexts to connect geometric/mathematical concepts, particularly in problem statements or formal explanations.
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1252430098.33e-061unscored75context-side The token 'UNIT' appearing as a fragment of the word 'UNITED' (as in 'UNITED STATES') within address or location text that has been truncated or parsed.
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1255435438.33e-061unscored85context-side The Chinese possessive/attributive particle '的' (de) used to link nouns in Mandarin Chinese text, particularly in technical or descriptive contexts.
1256435508.33e-061unscored90context-side The word 'pursuant' used in formal legal, regulatory, or corporate documentation contexts to introduce references to specific documents, laws, or official procedures.
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1260446448.33e-061unscored75context-side The token 'above' when used to explicitly reference or point to previous content within the same message or conversation context.
1261447398.33e-061unscored45context-side The relative pronoun 'that' in natural English technical or explanatory prose, particularly when introducing clauses that describe or define technical concepts.
1262447518.33e-061-0.00075context-side The feature activates on corrupted or improperly encoded text containing mojibake or garbled Unicode character sequences, particularly where mixed scripts appear nonsensically combined.
1263450868.33e-061unscored95context-side The box-drawing character '──' used in ASCII tree diagrams to show hierarchical relationships, typically in file system or directory structure visualizations.
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1265453928.33e-061-0.00075context-side The token 'springframework' appearing in Java import statements as part of the Spring Framework package namespace (org.springframework).
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1267458408.33e-061unscored75context-side The coordinating conjunction 'and' appearing in formal legal or licensing text, specifically when connecting items in a list of permissions or rights being granted.
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1270465548.33e-061unscored65context-side Period punctuation mark appearing at the end of sentences in formal academic or scholarly publishing contexts, particularly in text describing manuscript preparation, copyediting, or review processes.
1271468658.33e-061unscored45context-side The digit '9' when it appears within year numbers from the 1990s (like 1994) in contexts explicitly discussing these as years of the 90s decade.
1272470638.33e-061unscored85context-side The word 'by' when used to introduce a method or means of accomplishing a previously mentioned action, typically in instructional or procedural contexts (e.g., 'you can do this by...').
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1274474598.33e-061unscored45context-side Ordinal numbers (especially 'second') used to enumerate sequential items, opportunities, or instances in formal, procedural, or legal contexts.
1275474748.33e-061unscored85context-side The token 'employment' appearing in formal human resources or legal contexts, particularly in equal opportunity or anti-discrimination policy statements.
1276475478.33e-061unscored75context-side The token 'link' appearing as an HTML element tag in web page markup, specifically in contexts defining external resource relationships through link elements.
1277475568.33e-061unscored85context-side The token 'x' appearing as a variable identifier or member name in shader/graphics programming code, specifically in comparison or mathematical operations.
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1283483168.33e-061unscored75context-side Forward slash character appearing as a separator in Spanish legal document citations, specifically between a law number and year (e.g., 'Ley 85/1978').
1284486198.33e-061unscored75context-side Equals signs used in mathematical function definitions or formal mathematical notation, particularly when defining variables as functions of other variables (e.g., x=x(u,v)).
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1294512998.33e-061unscored75context-side Special typographic characters or encoding artifacts (such as bullet points, section markers, or malformed Unicode characters) that appear in formatted document citations or publication metadata, particularly in academic or business publication contexts.
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1298521278.33e-061unscored65context-side Emphatic or confrontational second-person pronoun 'YOU' in dialogue, typically in questions demanding explanation or challenging someone's identity.
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1301528518.33e-061unscored75context-side Chinese compound nouns related to economic development or policy terms, particularly in formal governmental or policy discussion contexts.
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1305534018.33e-061unscored85context-side The token 'slave' appearing in contexts requesting content about slavery, property ownership of people, or related dehumanizing scenarios, particularly in inappropriate or harmful narrative requests.
1306535078.33e-061-0.00070context-side The token 'To' appearing as the capitalized component within camelCase identifiers in programming code, particularly in method or function names like 'copyTo'.
1307535628.33e-061unscored65context-side Tokens indicating financial support, funding, or grants in formal academic or institutional acknowledgment contexts, typically appearing in phrases describing how research or projects are financially supported.
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1312543118.33e-061unscored45context-side Financial crisis and economic rescue terminology, particularly words related to government intervention in financial emergencies like 'bailout', used in political or economic policy contexts.
1313545608.33e-061unscored75context-side The word 'entire' used in programming code comments or documentation to emphasize the complete scope of an operation, particularly in contexts describing iteration or traversal of data structures.
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1316550158.33e-061-0.00075context-side Tab character or column separator in structured tabular data, particularly in schedules or tables with multiple columns.
1317551608.33e-061unscored75context-side The relative pronoun 'who' when introducing a restrictive relative clause that defines or specifies a category of people, particularly in formal or legal contexts.
1318552388.33e-061unscored65context-side Forward slash or path delimiter tokens that appear within HTML/XML attribute values, particularly in URL structures separating library names from version numbers or path components in script/link tags.
1319553268.33e-061unscored85context-side Unicode replacement characters or encoding artifacts (�) that appear when text contains malformed byte sequences or character encoding errors, typically occurring in formatted documents or during text conversion processes.
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1321570828.33e-061unscored75context-side The pronoun 'it' when used as an anaphoric reference in formal technical or legal contexts, particularly in software license agreements and documentation where it refers to a previously mentioned program or software entity.
1322576128.33e-061unscored45context-side The token 'So' when used as a discourse marker at the beginning of a sentence to introduce an explanation, clarification, or consequence in conversational dialogue.
1323576278.33e-061unscored85context-side Whitespace tokens within Python notebook cell metadata or configuration structures, specifically in contexts with cell type markers like '#%% md' for Markdown cells.
1324576398.33e-061unscored95context-side The Japanese particle 'で' (de), which indicates the means, method, location of action, or context in Japanese grammar.
1325577408.33e-061unscored75context-side Period punctuation mark appearing as part of date or timestamp formatting, specifically following abbreviated month names or similar temporal components.
1326579318.33e-061unscored65context-side The preposition 'at' used to introduce or indicate a web address, URL, or online location.
1327581958.33e-061unscored45context-side Tokens referring to procedures, processes, or step-by-step methods that appear in contexts where the user is explicitly requesting procedural guidance or a walkthrough of how something works.
1328584288.33e-061-0.00075context-side A space token immediately following the word 'only' when 'only' is used to emphasize a small quantity or duration, typically before a numerical value.
1329586818.33e-061unscored45context-side The token 'flex' when it appears as part of CSS flexbox property names, particularly in stylesheet or styling contexts where flexbox layout properties are being defined.
1330589478.33e-061unscored70context-side The Chinese character '当' (dāng) appearing in classical Chinese poetry or literary contexts, particularly in famous poetic phrases.
1331592338.33e-061-0.00075context-side The token 'used' appearing in formal legal or licensing text that specifies terms, conditions, or restrictions about how something may or may not be used.
1332595768.33e-061unscored45context-side Tokens that are part of Java or Android class/package names (like '.View') appearing in stack traces or technical code references.
1333598698.33e-061unscored45context-side A whitespace token appearing in German text between 'von' and a number in the context of specifying age ranges or demographic data.
1334599228.33e-061-0.00065context-side The Cyrillic character sequence 'аль' appearing as a morpheme within Russian words, particularly in adjective forms like 'идеальном' (ideal).
1335599798.33e-061unscored65context-side Corrupted or malformed Unicode characters, particularly within sequences of Chinese or Braille pattern characters that appear garbled or improperly encoded.
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1338612308.33e-061unscored85context-side The token 'reserved' appearing in copyright notices, specifically in the phrase 'All rights reserved'.
1339613328.33e-061-0.00075context-side The token 'mode' appearing in technical system configuration contexts, particularly in Java Virtual Machine (JVM) diagnostic output describing runtime settings and parameters.
1340613638.33e-061unscored65context-side The preposition 'of' appearing in formal legal or technical documentation, particularly in software license texts connecting version numbers to licensing terms.
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1342616128.33e-061unscored75context-side The preposition 'at' when used to specify a geographic location or spatial position, typically following verbs like 'located' and preceding descriptions of specific places or intersections.
1343616428.33e-061unscored95context-side The 'source' key in Jupyter notebook cell metadata JSON structure, which precedes the array containing the actual source code of a notebook cell.
1344620748.33e-061unscored75context-side The word 'copy' appearing in formal legal or licensing text contexts, particularly related to copyright terms and electronic work distribution agreements.
1345623188.33e-061unscored45context-side The possessive pronoun 'its' when referring to an inanimate object (particularly in technical, scientific, or physics contexts) to indicate a property or attribute belonging to that object.
1346625728.33e-061unscored75context-side The preposition 'at' when used in formal written text to specify institutional or organizational locations, particularly in academic or official documents.
1347630658.33e-061unscored75context-side Technical system terminology related to computer boot/startup processes, particularly in diagnostic logs, crash reports, or system status contexts.
1348634058.33e-061unscored75context-side The token 'exit' appearing in low-level programming contexts, particularly in C/C++ code related to program termination functions like atexit.
1349635448.33e-061unscored75context-side The token 'unction' appearing as part of the programming keyword 'function' in source code, typically representing a truncated or tokenized portion of this reserved word in programming contexts.
1350635548.33e-061unscored85context-side The word 'normal' when used as a quality descriptor in image generation prompts or parameters, particularly in negative prompts listing undesired image qualities.
1351639688.33e-061unscored45context-side Whitespace or tab tokens serving as structural separators in sports tournament bracket tables, positioned between rows of tournament matchup data.
1352647588.33e-061unscored85context-side Numeric tokens that appear as part of data type declarations or identifiers in disassembled, decompiled, or low-level code contexts (e.g., 'undefined4', 'int32', etc.).
1353650678.33e-061unscored85context-side Colon punctuation following 'Present' in formal legal documents, typically introducing a list of judges or justices presiding over a case.
1354652068.33e-061unscored75context-side The token 'ien' appearing as part of French words or names, particularly in French language contexts.
1355655788.33e-061unscored75context-side Formal judicial titles and roles in legal citations, particularly appellate court judges in official case law or legal document formats.
1356659178.33e-061unscored75context-side The German preposition 'in' used in German-language text to indicate location or direction within prepositional phrases.
1357660628.33e-061unscored45context-side Empty string or whitespace token appearing within structured legal citation metadata, specifically in JSON-formatted court case information between field values.
1358661578.33e-061unscored75context-side A period token that ends a complete sentence in technical documentation or code comments, particularly in the context of explaining software functionality or configuration.
1359662098.33e-061unscored65context-side Newline tokens that immediately follow comment markers or shell redirection symbols (like '>>') in configuration files or scripts, typically at the start of explanatory comment lines.
1360669848.33e-061unscored75context-side The Chinese phrase '情况下' (qíngkuàng xià), meaning 'in the case/situation of' or 'under circumstances', used to introduce conditional or situational contexts in Chinese text.
1361672158.33e-061unscored75context-side The token 'community' when used in the context of online platforms, social media, or digital spaces referring to groups of users interacting together.
1362672778.33e-061unscored45context-side The token 'Not' when it appears as part of 'Notre Dame' in sports ranking or standings contexts, particularly in formatted lists showing team records.
1363674238.33e-061unscored25context-side The token ':' appearing as part of a delimiter or formatting marker (specifically ':(') at the end of user instructions, potentially indicating the start of content to be processed.
1364681328.33e-061unscored85context-side The token represents a text file extension ('.txt') appearing as part of a filename in technical or programming contexts.
1365682238.33e-061unscored65context-side Technical terms related to geometry or spatial properties appearing within XML/HTML markup or structured data formats, particularly in graphical/diagramming contexts.
1366685288.33e-061unscored65context-side Korean Hangul characters appearing within corrupted, garbled, or improperly encoded text sequences containing mixed Unicode characters from multiple writing systems.
1367691338.33e-061-0.00075context-side The token 'reve' appearing as part of the proper noun 'Shreveport' (a city name) in a geographic or institutional context.
1368691878.33e-061unscored75context-side The token 'ik' appearing as part of the word 'traefik' in configuration file contexts, specifically Docker or infrastructure-as-code settings where Traefik (a cloud-native application proxy) configuration labels are being specified.
1369693298.33e-061unscored45context-side Line breaks or newlines appearing in timestamp-delimited or structured transcript/subtitle formats, typically between sequentially numbered or timestamped text segments.
1370693498.33e-061unscored85context-side The token 'Jest' when referring to the JavaScript testing framework in technical documentation or discussions about JavaScript development and testing configuration.
1371696078.33e-061unscored75context-side The definite article 'the' appearing in formal academic or technical writing contexts, particularly in expository prose discussing specialized topics.
1372699728.33e-061unscored75context-side The digit '1' appearing within random alphanumeric strings or hash-like sequences, as opposed to natural language text or structured content.
1373700128.33e-061unscored75context-side The suffix '-igation' as part of technical or formal process-related words, particularly in cybersecurity or professional contexts (e.g., 'mitigation', 'investigation', 'litigation').
1374703468.33e-061unscored85context-side Programming code tokens related to validation requirements or mandatory field specifications, specifically in web framework contexts like Flask/wtforms where 'Required' or 'InputRequired' validators are imported or used.
1375706698.33e-061unscored85context-side Opening parenthesis that immediately follows an abbreviation or acronym and introduces clarifying or explanatory information about that abbreviation.
1376706818.33e-061unscored45context-side Technical or scientific word suffixes, particularly the '-iation' suffix fragment appearing in biomedical or scientific terminology like 'differentiation'.
1377711288.33e-061unscored85context-side The token '/dev' when it appears as a path segment in URLs, particularly in technical documentation or development-related web addresses.
1378711778.33e-061unscored85context-side The word 'What' at the beginning of interrogative sentences asking about factors, criteria, or considerations for making choices or evaluations.
1379714268.33e-061unscored85context-side Tokens appearing in formal open-source software license text, specifically in GNU/Free Software Foundation copyright notices and legal boilerplate documentation.
1380715978.33e-061unscored85context-side The preposition 'at' when used to introduce or indicate a web address or URL, typically in the pattern 'online at [website]' or similar constructions pointing to internet locations.
1381720958.33e-061unscored75context-side The abbreviation 'mi' (miles) when used as a unit of measurement following a numerical value in area or distance measurements.
1382721268.33e-061unscored75context-side Commas in formal legal disclaimer text, specifically in warranty disclaimer clauses with enumeration patterns like 'STATUTORY, OR OTHERWISE' followed by lists of disclaimed warranties.
1383722638.33e-061unscored65context-side The definite article 'the' appearing in formal legal, regulatory, or corporate disclosure contexts, particularly in financial or business compliance documents.
1384722928.33e-061unscored75context-side The Cyrillic syllable 'ни' (ni) appearing within Russian words, particularly in grammatical endings or compound word formations.
1385723768.33e-061unscored75context-side The indefinite article 'a' immediately before a noun phrase that describes or categorizes a specific company, organization, or named entity.
1386726788.33e-061unscored72context-side Gerund or present participle forms (ending in '-ing') of verbs related to distribution, dissemination, or dispersal of items, particularly in formal or legal contexts.
1387732108.33e-061unscored65context-side A newline character that immediately follows a period at the end of an all-caps title or heading, marking the transition to the start of a new descriptive paragraph.
1388740538.33e-061unscored75context-side The prefix 'sub' when used as a morphological component to form compound words, particularly in formal or technical contexts where it denotes a subdivision or secondary category.
1389744068.33e-061unscored45context-side The token 'bal' as part of German compound words, specifically appearing in natural German language text describing biological or behavioral contexts.
1390747838.33e-061unscored75context-side The word 'brother' appearing in fictional narrative contexts describing family relationships, particularly in romantic or dramatic storylines.
1391750148.33e-061unscored75context-side The token 'problem' appearing in formal analytical or methodological contexts discussing problem definition, analysis frameworks, or structured problem-solving approaches.
1392760428.33e-061unscored85context-side The token is a hyphen-dash arrow symbol '->' used to represent relationships, mappings, or conversions between quantities or concepts, typically in technical, mathematical, or structured notation contexts.
1393760618.33e-061unscored75context-side Class or namespace identifiers in programming code, particularly in stack traces, error logs, or namespace declarations from object-oriented programming frameworks.
1394761278.33e-061-0.00065context-side Past tense verb suffix '-ed' appearing in formal document metadata or citation contexts, particularly in phrases like 'Downloaded on [date]'.
1395762078.33e-061unscored75context-side The token 'to' when used as a range connector between numeric temperature or measurement values, particularly in technical specifications involving units.
1396762448.33e-061unscored45context-side The token 'Electron' or 'Electronically' appearing in formal document contexts, particularly in digital signature or document authentication statements.
1397765218.33e-061unscored85context-side The Russian negation particle 'не' (not/no) in Cyrillic text, particularly in contexts expressing negative wishes or stating the absence of something.
1398765638.33e-061unscored45context-side Past tense form of the verb 'to be' (was/were) in formal published or narrative writing contexts, as opposed to conversational or instructional text.
1399769428.33e-061unscored75context-side Capitalized components in camelCase identifiers within programming code contexts, particularly the latter part of compound variable or method names (e.g., 'Dir' in 'storageDir').
1400770198.33e-061unscored45context-side The modal verb 'can' expressing possibility, ability, or potential, typically in instructional or explanatory contexts describing what is feasible or available.
1401780738.33e-061-0.00065context-side The preposition 'in' appearing in formal, informational, or legal written text contexts, typically indicating location, domain, or state within institutional or factual descriptions.
1402781808.33e-061unscored75context-side The token 'dis' as a word fragment appearing at the start of 'disclaimers' in formal legal or warranty disclaimer text.
1403785038.33e-061-0.00085context-side A period appearing as a separator within a multi-letter acronym or abbreviation, where individual letters or letter groups are delimited by periods in formal institutional or organizational names.
1404786108.33e-061unscored75context-side Commas separating numbers within bracketed citation references in academic or technical text, as in '[1,2,3]'.
1405787038.33e-061unscored85context-side The word 'Article' when introducing a specific legal code reference in French legal or regulatory text, particularly in formal citations of French law.
1406788078.33e-061unscored75context-side The token 'under' appearing in formal legal, regulatory, or official document contexts, particularly in phrases indicating that something is issued, enacted, or done under the authority of provisions, conventions, or legal frameworks.
1407793578.33e-061-0.00072context-side A period that is part of an abbreviation in formal academic or technical writing, specifically in contexts like figure or table references (e.g., 'Figs.' or 'Fig.').
1408795078.33e-061unscored75context-side A digit (specifically '1') that appears at the beginning of a formal document title, research paper heading, or numbered section header, typically followed by capitalized text indicating the start of a structured document section.
1409795668.33e-061unscored75context-side The relative pronoun 'which' when used in technical documentation or code comments to introduce a descriptive clause, particularly in PHP/Laravel configuration contexts.
1410796058.33e-061unscored75context-side The token 'add' when used to introduce supplementary or additional information that the speaker is contributing to their own previous statement in a conversational context.
1411797788.33e-061unscored45context-side The suffix 'al' when it completes adjectives, forming words that end in '-al' (such as 'unintentional', 'ational', 'formal', etc.).
1412800898.33e-061-0.00075context-side The token 'copyright' appearing in software program output messages or legal notices about copyright information and licensing.
1413804338.33e-061unscored45context-side Hyphens appearing in Russian lullaby or children's song contexts, specifically connecting repeated syllables like 'Баю-бай'.
1414804368.33e-061unscored75context-side A colon token that appears as a delimiter in technical error messages or diagnostic output, particularly when indicating line numbers or locations in stack traces.
1415807428.33e-061-0.00075context-side The word 'answer' in business communication logs or administrative records documenting unsuccessful contact attempts, particularly in phrases like 'no answer' when recording call outcomes.
1416807528.33e-061unscored95context-side The Chinese/Japanese/Korean character '日' (day) used as a date delimiter in CJK date formats, typically appearing after the day number in dates formatted as year-month-day.
1417817878.33e-061unscored75context-side The definite article 'the' appearing in SQL query generation contexts, specifically after imperative verbs like 'List' and before noun phrases describing database fields or columns to be enumerated.
1418822108.33e-061unscored25context-side Comparative adjectives (like 'bigger') used in mathematical or numerical comparison contexts, particularly in questions comparing quantities or magnitudes.
1419823678.33e-061unscored75context-side Tokens that begin words describing physical properties, abilities, or powers in contexts that are listing or defining supernatural, superhuman, or special capabilities.
1420824808.33e-061unscored65context-side The relative pronoun 'which' when introducing a clause that explains, clarifies, or describes consequences of the preceding statement.
1421825058.33e-061unscored75context-side Turkish-specific characters, particularly the letter 'ğ' (g with breve) which is unique to Turkish orthography and appears in Turkish language text.
1422830168.33e-061unscored65context-side Numeric digits appearing within corrupted, malformed, or garbled text containing encoding errors or unusual character combinations.
1423835688.33e-061unscored75context-side Space token within formal legal document citations, specifically in docket number formatting like 'No. [number]'.
1424837688.33e-061unscored75context-side The preposition 'of' in formal or technical text that introduces a noun phrase specifying details, components, or aspects of a previously mentioned concept or entity.
1425842088.33e-061unscored75context-side The definite article 'the' appearing in formal, procedural, or administrative text that provides specific instructions, addresses, or official information.
1426842388.33e-061unscored75context-side The token 'up' as part of the phrasal verb 'end up' in technical or programming contexts, describing the result or destination of a process or operation.
1427849588.33e-061unscored85context-side The token 'copies' appearing in software license agreements or legal text describing distribution and reproduction rights of software.
1428850158.33e-061unscored75context-side The modal auxiliary verb 'will' used in narrative fiction contexts to indicate future tense, predictions, or uncertain future actions.
1429851018.33e-061unscored75context-side The token 'features' when used in academic or technical contexts to refer to data characteristics, variables, or attributes in research studies or machine learning applications.
1430853278.33e-061unscored75context-side Apostrophes or single quote marks, particularly when used as string delimiters in code contexts such as CSS or JavaScript.
1431853658.33e-061unscored75context-side The token 'guided' when describing an interactive process or workflow feature in a technical or product specification context, particularly referring to step-by-step user assistance.
1432854708.33e-061unscored85context-side A colon token that immediately follows 'Suggested Citation' in academic or bibliographic metadata, serving as a delimiter before citation content.
1433855178.33e-061-0.00075context-side The digit '3' as part of a decimal percentage value (specifically '-2.3%') in formal statistical or economic reporting contexts, particularly when presenting precise numerical data about economic indicators or quarterly changes.
1434859488.33e-061unscored85context-side A colon token appearing immediately after the word 'Posts' in structured metadata or user profile information, serving to separate the label from a numerical count value.
1435861378.33e-061-0.00085context-side The token 'Templates' appearing in IDE-generated source code file headers or comments, specifically in the context of instructions for modifying template files (e.g., 'choose Tools | Templates').
1436862878.33e-061unscored65context-side Comma delimiters that separate numeric values from subsequent elements in structured data formats like tuples or lists.
1437863118.33e-061-0.00065context-side The plural noun 'works' used to refer to collections of creative, electronic, or literary productions, typically in formal, legal, or technical documentation contexts.
1438863498.33e-061-0.00085context-side The preposition 'by' when used in passive voice constructions to introduce the agent or actor performing an action (e.g., 'funded by', 'created by').
1439864838.33e-061unscored65context-side Opening parenthesis token appearing in an unusual or syntactically incomplete position within a user query in a chat conversation format, particularly when it seems to break the normal flow of the sentence.
1440865758.33e-061unscored45context-side The Cyrillic token 'стве' appearing as a suffix or within Russian words, particularly in formal or governmental contexts like 'Правительстве' (Government).
1441868788.33e-061unscored85context-side The Chinese discourse marker '倒是' (dàoshi), which expresses contrast or contradiction between expectations and reality, often meaning 'actually' or 'on the contrary' in conversational contexts.
1442869428.33e-061unscored75context-side The token 'author' appearing as part of code documentation metadata, specifically in PHPDoc-style comment blocks where it indicates the author of the code.
1443871048.33e-061unscored45context-side The word 'For' at the beginning of a sentence or clause in academic/scholarly citations that introduces supplementary references, examples, or supporting material.
1444871458.33e-061unscored75context-side Ordinal numbers (particularly 'fourth') that introduce an additional element in a sequence or enumeration, typically in formal or technical contexts where previous items in the series have been mentioned.
1445872698.33e-061unscored75context-side Opening parenthesis that begins a mathematical expression or formula in a problem-solving or calculation context, particularly following an instruction to compute or calculate something.
1446873798.33e-061unscored85context-side The token 'a' appearing as part of a space-separated alphanumeric sequence that resembles hexadecimal notation or coded data (e.g., '4a', '1a', '6a'), rather than as an English article or letter in natural language text.
1447876138.33e-061unscored65context-side The past tense copula 'were' used in statistical or survey reporting contexts, particularly when describing proportions or percentages of populations or groups.
1448878258.33e-061unscored85context-side The token 'Copyright' appearing in software license headers or copyright notices, typically within code comment blocks that declare intellectual property rights.
1449878878.33e-061-0.00065context-side The word 'site' appearing in formal legal or terms of service language, particularly in contexts describing website usage agreements and policies.
1450880108.33e-061unscored75context-side The token 'file' appearing in technical software development contexts, particularly when requesting information about file structures, file organization, or file-related programming components.
1451882308.33e-061unscored95context-side The token 'orable' as part of the formal honorific title 'Honorable' used to respectfully address judges, officials, or other distinguished persons in formal or legal contexts.
1452889738.33e-061unscored45context-side Space tokens appearing within repetitive numeric sequences or lists, particularly between zeros in comma-separated numeric data.
1453891298.33e-061unscored85context-side A period immediately followed by a single digit, appearing in technical notation contexts such as SVG path data or coordinate specifications.
1454894318.33e-061unscored65context-side Single-digit numbers, particularly '5', appearing in structured statistical or tabular contexts such as sports scores or numerical records.
1455898668.33e-061unscored45context-side The definite article 'the' in formal encyclopedic or geographic descriptions, particularly in Wikipedia-style reference text describing locations or factual information.
1456900348.33e-061unscored85context-side The Chinese third-person feminine pronoun '她' (she/her) when used in narrative or storytelling contexts in Chinese text.
1457902158.33e-061-0.00072context-side The token is part of a recognizable brand or company name (like 'Net' in 'Netflix') appearing in a structured list or mapping context where brands are being associated with codes or abbreviations.
1458902538.33e-061-0.00085context-side An asterisk character used as a comment continuation marker in C-style block comments, typically found in software license headers or multi-line code comments.
1459908748.33e-061unscored75context-side The token 'ddd' appearing as part of the acronym 'ncbddd' within CDC (Centers for Disease Control) website URLs, specifically in paths related to birth defects and developmental disabilities.
1460908858.33e-061unscored70context-side The word 'published' appearing in formal, legal, or technical contexts, particularly in software licenses or documentation where it refers to the official release or distribution of documents.
1461908868.33e-061unscored75context-side The Chinese intensifying adverb '简直' (jiǎnzhí), which means 'simply' or 'absolutely' and is used to emphasize or strengthen statements.
1462908928.33e-061unscored45context-side Function words (particularly prepositions like 'with') appearing in formal legal, licensing, or regulatory documentation contexts, as opposed to conversational or code-related text.
1463910018.33e-061unscored75context-side Colon punctuation used as a delimiter or separator in code syntax, particularly in structured data formats like JSON or Python dictionaries within code cells or metadata.
1464910678.33e-061unscored75context-side The word 'all' appearing in formal written English prose, particularly in legal, documentary, or informational contexts where it functions as a universal quantifier.
1465911698.33e-061-0.00045context-side Modal auxiliary verbs (especially 'may') expressing permission, possibility, or conditional allowance in formal legal, licensing, or regulatory contexts describing what actions are permitted or restricted.
1466912508.33e-061-0.00085context-side The token 'Double' when used as a generic type parameter in Java code, specifically within angle brackets as part of a parameterized type declaration like List<Double>.
1467914908.33e-061unscored75context-side A newline token immediately following a sentence-ending period in technical or instructional text, marking the transition between consecutive paragraphs or sections.
1468919978.33e-061unscored75context-side The token 'Data' appearing as a formal label or field name in statistical software output, particularly in R modeling contexts where it introduces or labels data information.
1469921328.33e-061unscored72context-side Tokens that are suffix components of hyphenated HTML/XML identifiers or class/ID names in markup attribute syntax, particularly following a hyphen in web development contexts.
1470923608.33e-061unscored75context-side The token 'wrap' appearing as part of the Android XML layout attribute value 'wrap_content', which is a technical parameter used to define view dimensions in Android development.
1471923898.33e-061unscored75context-side The ampersand character ('&') when it appears as the start of HTML/XML entity encoding sequences (like &gt; or &lt;), typically in contexts involving encoded markup or special characters.
1472924298.33e-061unscored40context-side The token 'one' when used in phrases describing sequential actions in explicit harmful content, particularly in narratives involving sexual violence.
1473926778.33e-061unscored75context-side The abbreviation 'No' (for 'Number') when appearing in formal legal citations, particularly in docket numbers or case references.
1474928038.33e-061unscored85context-side The token 'of' appearing immediately after a percentage statistic in demographic or quantitative statements describing proportions of populations or groups.
1475932788.33e-061unscored75context-side The preposition 'of' when introducing a specific numeric value that completes a measurement, range, or comparative statement, particularly in financial or quantitative contexts.
1476937858.33e-061unscored45context-side The modal auxiliary verb 'will' when used in formal technical documentation or warning contexts to describe future consequences or outcomes of actions, particularly in advisory or cautionary statements.
1477940148.33e-061unscored45context-side The definite article 'the' when introducing specific referenced documentation, articles, help resources, or materials that follow phrases like 'read', 'see', or similar directive verbs.
1478940188.33e-061unscored85context-side Package or namespace identifiers in programming import statements, particularly appearing as components of fully-qualified library paths in code (e.g., '.collections' in Java imports).
1479942928.33e-061unscored85context-side A comma serving as a thousands separator within a large number that appears in a tabular or list-like data structure, typically associated with statistics or counts.
1480946398.33e-061-0.00075context-side The modal verb 'want' when used in interrogative constructions within emotionally charged, confrontational poetry or rhetoric, particularly when questioning someone's desires or intentions regarding another's suffering or state.
1481956788.33e-061unscored75context-side The token 'extremely' used as an intensifying adverb in comma-separated lists of technical quality descriptors or image generation parameters.
1482961758.33e-061unscored65context-side Opening single quote character that begins a string literal in JavaScript or similar code, particularly when following an opening parenthesis in a function call.
1483965668.33e-061unscored75context-side Single-digit or two-digit numeric tokens representing the day component in date formats, particularly when formatted with periods or in structured date strings.
1484967398.33e-061-0.00045context-side A period punctuation mark that appears in instructional or explanatory contexts about text formatting, spelling corrections, or data transformation examples.
1485972368.33e-061unscored75context-side The token 'Resources' appearing in technical Android/Gradle build error messages, specifically in contexts describing compilation failures or resource-related build tasks.
1486975638.33e-061unscored45context-side The indefinite article 'a' appearing in technical or security-related user questions, particularly when asking about capabilities, permissions, or properties of systems/websites.
1487978788.33e-061unscored45context-side Concrete nouns, particularly buildings or structures, that are being described in visual, descriptive, or imaginative contexts where something is being shown, depicted, or visualized.
1488984038.33e-061unscored85context-side The token '="' appearing in HTML/CSS attribute assignment syntax, specifically within class attribute declarations in web markup code.
1489985558.33e-061unscored45context-side Colon tokens used as field-value separators in structured data records, database entries, or log files, particularly following numeric or alphanumeric field identifiers.
1490986968.33e-061unscored95context-side The Chinese word '群众' (qúnzhòng, meaning 'masses' or 'the people/public'), typically appearing in administrative or governmental contexts referring to ordinary citizens or the general population.
1491988288.33e-061unscored75context-side Publisher names or related terms appearing in formal academic citations and bibliographic references.
1492991678.33e-061unscored85context-side Commas separating consecutive reference numbers in academic citations or bibliographic lists.
1493993518.33e-061unscored75context-side Period punctuation marks that appear within formal academic citations, references, or figure labels, serving as structural separators in bibliographic or technical documentation.
1494995278.33e-061unscored45context-side The digit '7' when it appears as part of a decimal number within a parenthetical numerical sequence or structured data format.
1495995628.33e-061-0.00065context-side The Chinese word '损耗' (loss/wastage/consumption) appearing in technical or mathematical contexts, particularly relating to material efficiency, resource optimization, or quantitative analysis of losses.
1496996828.33e-061unscored75context-side Past participle verb forms (particularly 'undergone') in formal/technical contexts describing processes or changes that have been completed, typically in present perfect constructions.
1497997418.33e-061unscored75context-side The token 'subject' appearing in formal legal or licensing contexts, specifically in phrases like 'subject to the terms' that indicate legal conditions or constraints.
1498999398.33e-061unscored65context-side The token 'camera' or similar category nouns that immediately follow a specific product model name or identifier, serving to categorize or label the product type in a structured format.
14991001548.33e-061unscored75context-side Tokens that appear within nonsensical, garbled, or meaningless character sequences that do not form coherent words or phrases in any natural language.
15001002738.33e-061unscored75context-side The adverb 'otherwise' when used to indicate an alternative scenario, contrasting condition, or counterfactual situation, typically in formal or legal contexts.
15011003938.33e-061unscored85context-side Whitespace indentation or spacing within code documentation comments and formatted code blocks, particularly the horizontal space that separates comment delimiters from content or provides structural indentation in programming contexts.
15021009008.33e-061unscored95context-side The token sequence '="' (equals sign followed by double quote) appearing in HTML or code contexts as the beginning of an attribute value assignment.
15031011308.33e-061unscored45context-side The English preposition 'in' when used as part of phrasal verbs or idiomatic expressions in informal narrative contexts.
15041011638.33e-061unscored45context-side The definite article 'the' appearing in formal legal, regulatory, or financial disclosure language, particularly in standard forward-looking statement disclaimers or regulatory text.
15051013958.33e-061unscored45context-side Verbs describing physical movement or stepping actions, particularly in narrative or descriptive contexts involving spatial transitions.
15061014908.33e-061unscored75context-side The Chinese third-person feminine pronoun '她' (she/her) in narrative prose contexts.
15071015968.33e-061unscored65context-side Tokens that are part of SQL database identifiers (column names, table names, or field names) within SQL queries or database schema definitions.
15081016298.33e-061unscored25context-side Code comment or line continuation markers in Python source code, specifically arrow-like tokens (-->->) that appear in formatted code blocks with indentation.
15091018498.33e-061unscored85context-side The token 'information' appearing in system prompts that instruct an AI assistant not to share false information when uncertain about answers, specifically in safety or honesty guidelines.
15101018888.33e-061unscored45context-side The Spanish indefinite article 'una' appearing in poorly formatted or typo-containing Spanish text, as opposed to well-formatted multilingual content.
15111019968.33e-061unscored75context-side Tokens appearing in sexually explicit or adult content contexts, particularly placeholder names (NAME_X) used in erotica or adult-oriented narratives.
15121021678.33e-061unscored75context-side The Chinese word '文献' (literature/reference) in scientific or academic contexts, particularly when discussing research references or citations.
15131023188.33e-061unscored45context-side The German morpheme or suffix 'zig' appearing in German words, particularly in contexts involving numbers or quantifiers.
15141023498.33e-061unscored75context-side The digit '6' when it completes a year in the 2010s (specifically '2016') within a temporal context or date range expression.
15151026918.33e-061unscored75context-side The token '-bit' when it appears immediately after a number in technical contexts describing computer architecture, data sizes, or system specifications (e.g., '64-bit').
15161030238.33e-061unscored75context-side A standalone hyphen or dash character used as a bullet point or list marker, typically in placeholder, test, or formatting contexts.
15171031018.33e-061unscored65context-side The token 'Modified' appearing as part of document metadata fields or labels, particularly in timestamp/version control contexts like 'Last Modified'.
15181032308.33e-061unscored75context-side Hyphen characters used as separators within URLs, identifiers, or technical reference codes.
15191033908.33e-061unscored75context-side The token 'get' used as a verb meaning to retrieve, obtain, or acquire data or information, particularly in technical or programming contexts involving queries, requests, or data access operations.
15201034058.33e-061unscored45context-side The token 'traveler' when appearing in science fiction or fantasy contexts, particularly in narratives involving time travel or historical exploration.
15211035878.33e-061-0.00085context-side The token '_import' appearing as part of a Python module name in import statements, specifically in contexts like 'absolute_import' or similar underscore-prefixed import identifiers in Python code.
15221039098.33e-061-0.00075context-side The French diminutive suffix '-ette' appearing in proper names or words, particularly in the context of French-origin feminine names like Bernadette.
15231040538.33e-061unscored85context-side Column headers or field names appearing within pipe-delimited table structures, particularly in structured data formats where text is organized into rows and columns separated by pipe characters.
15241043178.33e-061-0.00045context-side The token 'trl' appearing as part of a camelCase programming identifier, specifically in GUI-related function names in scripting contexts (e.g., 'GUICtrl' prefix in AutoIt).
15251043228.33e-061unscored95context-side The token '///>' appearing as part of SQLite database URI connection strings in Python code, specifically as the closing portion of the 'sqlite:///' scheme prefix used in SQLAlchemy configurations.
15261045258.33e-061-0.00075context-side The token '_party' appearing as part of a snake_case identifier in structured data or code contexts, specifically as part of compound technical field names.
15271045818.33e-061unscored75context-side The feature activates on tokens within corrupted, garbled, or mojibake text sequences, particularly those containing improperly encoded CJK (Chinese-Japanese-Korean) characters mixed with other Unicode symbols.
15281046558.33e-061-0.00095context-side The Chinese character '户' (hù), meaning 'household', 'account', or 'user', typically appearing in compound words in Chinese text.
15291052988.33e-061unscored45context-side Demonstrative pronouns (like 'this') used in formal or legal documentation contexts to reference specific works, objects, or items being discussed in the text.
15301054968.33e-061unscored85context-side Leading whitespace (multiple spaces) that appears as indentation in Valgrind memory profiler output, specifically in the structured logging format between memory diagnostic lines.
15311057768.33e-061unscored85context-side The special token '|im_start|' in chat markup formats, which marks the beginning of a new conversational turn or message, typically appearing after a message end token and before a role identifier.
15321058708.33e-061-0.00065context-side The word 'choose' appearing in IDE-generated template code comments, particularly in license header boilerplate text.
15331058948.33e-061unscored95context-side The token 'v' (versus) appearing as the separator between party names in legal case citations, typically in the format 'Party1 v. Party2' within formal legal text.
15341061288.33e-061unscored85context-side The hash/pound symbol (#) used as a delimiter in product listings or catalogs, specifically separating item descriptions from their numerical identifiers.
15351062818.33e-061unscored75context-side Extended sequences of whitespace characters (multiple spaces) used for visual formatting, alignment, or creating blank space in structured documents or tables.
15361063298.33e-061unscored95context-side A newline token positioned between the end of a user's message (<|im_end|>) and the start of an assistant's response (<|im_start|>assistant) in chat-formatted text, marking the structural boundary where the system transitions from receiving user input to generating assistant output.
15371070748.33e-061unscored65context-side Short alphabetic tokens (typically 2-3 characters) that function as prefixes or namespace identifiers in HTML class names or CSS selectors within structured markup code.
15381072048.33e-061unscored95context-side The Chinese character '妾' (concubine) in classical or historical Chinese text contexts discussing palace relationships or hierarchies.
15391077818.33e-061unscored75context-side The word 'that' appearing in formal legal or contractual text, specifically when introducing conditional clauses or requirements (e.g., 'provided that').
15401078598.33e-061unscored85context-side The token 'asks' appearing in adversarial system prompts that instruct an AI to comply unconditionally with user requests, particularly in contexts attempting to override ethical constraints or enable harmful outputs.
15411083798.33e-061unscored85context-side Numeric zero tokens appearing within structured data representations such as tables, arrays, or lists containing multiple fields and values, particularly in contexts involving statistics, employee data, or other tabular information.
15421085288.33e-061unscored75context-side The Chinese word '最初' (initially/at first) used as a temporal modifier to mark the original or beginning state of something that may develop or change over time.
15431086478.33e-061unscored75context-side Hyphens that appear as separators within formal reference codes, document identifiers, or structured alphanumeric sequences (e.g., 'BOE-A-2015-11719').
15441089438.33e-061-0.00075context-side The term 'reward' appearing in reinforcement learning or machine learning code contexts, particularly as a variable name in algorithmic implementations.
15451089528.33e-061unscored75context-side Class or component names in object-oriented programming contexts, particularly Android framework components like ItemDecorator that follow CamelCase naming conventions and appear in technical documentation or code structure listings.
15461092248.33e-061unscored45context-side The definite article 'the' appearing in formal expository prose that explains causation or provides background information about an entity or project, particularly in contexts describing efforts, origins, or rationale.
15471096408.33e-061unscored85context-side Multi-space indentation sequences in HTML code, typically appearing at the beginning of lines before HTML elements like div tags.
15481097528.33e-061unscored85context-side The token 'deprecated' appearing in technical programming contexts, specifically within compiler warning flags, API documentation, or code-related deprecation notices.
15491100918.33e-061unscored75context-side The hash symbol '#' when used as a delimiter or marker before numbers in structured content like chapter listings, menu items, or sequential identifiers in reading/navigation interfaces.
15501104288.33e-061unscored45context-side Period punctuation marks appearing in Russian-language legal or regulatory document citations, typically following reference numbers or dates in formal documentation.
15511105578.33e-061unscored75context-side Verbs describing hostile or militant actions in news reporting contexts, particularly related to terrorism, attacks, or security incidents.
15521108118.33e-061unscored95context-side The token 'https' at the beginning of secure web URLs, specifically as part of the URL protocol identifier.
15531109428.33e-061unscored45context-side Korean Hangul characters appearing within corrupted or improperly encoded text sequences containing mixed Unicode characters and encoding artifacts.
15541110958.33e-061unscored65context-side The Spanish preposition 'de' in formal or academic contexts, particularly in mathematical or probability questions.
15551112908.33e-061unscored75context-side Colon punctuation in formal academic citation metadata, specifically in copyright notices or licensing statements that precede institutional or organizational names.
15561114168.33e-061unscored75context-side The token 'month' appearing in financial or statistical contexts describing time periods or ranges, particularly in phrases like 'twelve month high/low' used in market reporting.
15571116178.33e-061unscored65context-side The opening quotation mark of a string literal containing a numeric value in programming code context.
15581116418.33e-061unscored85context-side The token 'bomb' or related explosive weapon terminology appearing in contexts discussing military weapons, warfare, or historical military events.
15591119558.33e-061unscored85context-side The boundary between consecutive HTML/XML tags, specifically the pattern of a closing angle bracket immediately followed by an opening angle bracket (><) that separates adjacent elements in markup code.
15601123248.33e-061unscored45context-side The token 'quick' appearing as part of the standard pangram phrase 'The quick brown fox' used in programming examples and text demonstrations.
15611129798.33e-061unscored85context-side Newline tokens immediately following formal closing salutations (like 'Regards') in email or letter signatures, marking the transition to the sender's name.
15621131518.33e-061unscored45context-side The preposition 'in' when used in formal legal or regulatory contexts to specify geographical jurisdiction, particularly in phrases about distribution rights, permissions, or legal frameworks within specific countries or regions.
15631133158.33e-061unscored45context-side Zero digits appearing within large numbers (particularly in sequences of zeros) in mathematical or scientific contexts, especially in Russian-language text discussing numerical values or mathematical proofs.
15641133288.33e-061unscored65context-side The token 'Bes' appearing as a prefix in German words, particularly in formal or philosophical German text.
15651133968.33e-061unscored45context-side The token 'are' appearing in technical code comments or documentation within programming contexts, as opposed to conversational or natural language assistant dialogue.
15661134828.33e-061unscored72context-side Abbreviations of proper nouns or organization names, particularly in formal or web-related contexts, such as 'PG' for Project Gutenberg.
15671138988.33e-061unscored85context-side The ordinal number 'second' when used to indicate the second instance or occurrence of something in a sequence.
15681139778.33e-061unscored65context-side The token 'transactions' or related terms appearing in cryptocurrency, blockchain, or digital payment technical contexts.
15691140148.33e-061unscored85context-side The word 'account' when referring to a user account on a website or online service, typically in contexts involving registration, login, or account management.
15701141968.33e-061unscored25context-side Commas that separate dependent and independent clauses in formal, complex sentence structures, particularly after introductory or subordinate clauses.
15711142088.33e-061unscored95context-side The token sequence closing quote followed by closing angle bracket (">), which terminates an HTML/XML attribute value and continues the tag.
15721143818.33e-061unscored75context-side The prefix 'poly' when used to form words indicating multiplicity or 'many', particularly in contexts describing relationships or systems with multiple components.
15731144688.33e-061unscored45context-side The preposition 'into' indicating directional movement or entry into a physical location within narrative text.
15741147968.33e-061-0.00085context-side Opening curly brace token that begins an object or record structure in JSON, database output, or similar structured data formats.
15751149138.33e-061unscored75context-side References to Cloudflare CDN domains in web resource URLs, specifically the '.cloudflare' portion of content delivery network addresses.
15761155538.33e-061unscored45context-side The token 'is' appearing within a multiple-choice answer option (specifically option B) that makes a comparative or declarative statement about a technical/scientific property.
15771156488.33e-061unscored85context-side The imperative verb 'read' when used to direct users to consult documentation, articles, or additional information resources, typically following references to errors or problems.
15781160728.33e-061unscored65context-side The definite article 'the' appearing in formal legal or licensing documentation contexts, particularly in structured terms and conditions or license agreement text.
15791161158.33e-061unscored65context-side Newline tokens that separate numbered items or sections in structured educational or instructional text, particularly after phrases indicating examples or work should be shown.
15801161558.33e-061unscored70context-side Mathematical or scientific symbols/units appearing in technical or mathematical problem contexts, particularly in rate-of-change or calculus-related expressions.
15811161868.33e-061unscored75context-side Formal legal procedural terms in court opinions or legal documents, particularly those introducing lists of judges, justices, or court participants in official judicial proceedings.
15821163268.33e-061-0.00045context-side The token 'name' appearing in instructional text that explicitly discusses not using or avoiding someone's name, particularly in the context of copying or replicating style.
15831165098.33e-061unscored75context-side The token 'thing' when used in contexts discussing repetition, redundancy, or sameness, particularly in meta-instructions about avoiding repetitive assistant responses.
15841167288.33e-061unscored45context-side The definite article 'the' appearing in instructional text that discusses concealing, not revealing, or protecting confidential information or sources.
15851170658.33e-061unscored75context-side The word 'this' used as a demonstrative pronoun in social media sharing buttons or web interface elements (e.g., 'Share this on...').
15861181108.33e-061unscored65context-side The word 'Reporter' when appearing in legal citation contexts, specifically referring to official legal reporter series that publish court opinions.
15871181828.33e-061unscored45context-side The feature activates on common short words (like 'off') that appear as substrings within longer technical or scientific terms, particularly when those terms are being split across tokens in specialized or academic contexts.
15881185378.33e-061-0.00075context-side Underscore-separated suffixes in snake_case variable names within programming code contexts, specifically forming compound identifiers.
15891188088.33e-061-0.00045context-side The word 'with' appearing in formal legal or license documentation contexts, particularly in prepositional phrases within structured legal sentences.
15901188848.33e-061unscored75context-side References to the .NET framework or platform, typically appearing in technical contexts such as error messages, application names, or system logs.
15911188948.33e-061unscored75context-side Asterisk symbols used as pagination or reference markers in formal legal or academic document citations, typically appearing between angle brackets or other formatting indicators and followed by page numbers.
15921189938.33e-061unscored65context-side Opening quotation marks in German text, specifically when introducing titles, names, or colloquial expressions like "Down Under".
15931193308.33e-061unscored65context-side The token 'and' appearing in formal legal or contractual language, particularly in software licenses or technical documentation that lists rights, permissions, or compound conditions using standard legal phrasing.
15941193788.33e-061unscored75context-side The preposition 'with' in formal technical documentation or instructional contexts, particularly when describing items supplied or provided alongside something else.
15951193938.33e-061unscored75context-side The word 'only' when used as a restrictive modifier in instructional or specification contexts to establish constraints, limitations, or precise requirements (e.g., specifying exact number of columns, fields, or parameters).
15961200888.33e-061unscored75context-side The token 'loyal' when describing dedicated customers, fans, or adherents to a brand or group.
15971201998.33e-061unscored45context-side Past tense verbs, particularly 'brought', appearing in narrative or storytelling contexts that describe the act of bringing, delivering, or presenting something to someone.
15981203838.33e-061unscored85context-side The token '0' appears as the integer component of a negative decimal number, specifically in the format '-0.XX' where it represents zero units in a negative fractional value.
15991203868.33e-061unscored65context-side Polish language tokens, specifically the beginning of relative pronouns like 'która', appearing in adult or erotic narrative content.
16001204158.33e-061unscored25context-side Chinese character '达' (dá), particularly when appearing in Chinese company names or financial contexts within HTML/web content.
16011204818.33e-061unscored85context-side A period token used as a delimiter in hierarchical numbering schemes for document sections or subsections (e.g., '3.2.1', '4.1.2').
16021205898.33e-061unscored45context-side Past tense or past participle forms of verbs (particularly 'received') in formal or legal document contexts, often in passive voice constructions describing transactions or information transfer.
16031208208.33e-061unscored65context-side The word 'following' used in formal, instructional, or legal contexts to introduce a subsequent clause, sentence, or list item.
16041214368.33e-061-0.00070context-side The token 'table' when referring to database tables or structured data tables in technical or programming contexts, particularly when discussing data organization, fields, or database schema.
16051215288.33e-061unscored85context-side Tokens appearing within requests for generating violent, harmful, or explicit content, particularly when the violent terms are obfuscated through character spacing or other text manipulation techniques.
16061216038.33e-061unscored75context-side The word 'available' or similar availability-related terms used in contexts describing the existence, accessibility, or scarcity of information or resources.
16071217878.33e-061unscored75context-side The token 'NAME' appearing within sequences of placeholder tokens (NAME_2, NAME_5, etc.) in corrupted or auto-generated text, typically in contexts with artist names or other reference lists.
16081218278.33e-061unscored85context-side The Chinese character '里' (lǐ) when used as a location particle/localizer following a noun to indicate 'inside', 'in', or 'at' a place in Chinese grammatical constructions.
16091221128.33e-061unscored85context-side Long sequences of repeated asterisks or similar special characters used as visual separators or decorative borders in code comments or text formatting.
16101225468.33e-061unscored75context-side The preposition 'for' when introducing legal representation in formal court documents or legal citations, specifically in the phrase structure 'for [party-name]' indicating which attorney or counsel represents which party.
16111226068.33e-061unscored75context-side Tokens that are substrings within base64-encoded cryptographic hash strings, particularly those used in stylesheet or script integrity attributes for web security.
16121228328.33e-061unscored75context-side Semicolons appearing in formal software license text or legal boilerplate documentation, particularly in the context of copyright and licensing statements.
16131228388.33e-061unscored85context-side The Chinese measure word/classifier '个' (gè) used between a number and the noun it quantifies, particularly in formal or structured contexts like lists and enumerations.
16141228788.33e-061unscored75context-side Whitespace immediately following a date component (like month abbreviation) in academic or bibliographic citation formatting.
16151230008.33e-061unscored75context-side The suffix 'ICE' completing the formal legal title 'JUSTICE' in official court documents or legal contexts, typically appearing in all-caps formatting as part of judicial headers.
16161230338.33e-061-0.00075context-side A single uppercase letter 'C' token that appears as part of a technical identifier, constant, or acronym in system logs or programming contexts, particularly when it represents a continuation or component of a compound technical term.
16171230978.33e-061-0.00075context-side Tokens that are part of transliterated Arabic or Middle Eastern names written in Latin script, particularly variant spellings of such names.
16181235348.33e-061unscored75context-side The word 'purpose' appearing in formal audit, compliance, or regulatory contexts, particularly in standardized phrases explaining the scope or intent of professional procedures or opinions.
16191235448.33e-061unscored45context-side A space token that immediately follows a decimal number in technical performance specifications, particularly in contexts describing vehicle acceleration or similar numeric measurements.
16201237508.33e-061unscored75context-side Technical terminology from computer science, mathematics, or game theory, particularly compound terms or domain-specific jargon appearing in analytical or theoretical contexts.
16211237658.33e-061unscored65context-side Verbs describing physical movement or travel in scientific or mathematical contexts, particularly in physics problems involving motion, trajectories, or kinematics.
16221241178.33e-061unscored75context-side The second part of a split abbreviation token, specifically 'IN' completing 'EIN' (Employer Identification Number) in formal tax or legal documentation contexts.
16231241438.33e-061unscored65context-side The final digit of a year in an academic or bibliographic citation, particularly within parenthetical references in the format '(SOURCE, YEAR)'.
16241241878.33e-061unscored75context-side A space character immediately following a comma in obfuscated or minified JavaScript code, particularly within function calls or parameter lists that use hexadecimal-style variable naming conventions.
16251243078.33e-061unscored75context-side The token 'wire' when used as a technical term in physics or electrical engineering contexts, particularly in problems involving electromagnetic phenomena or electrical circuits.
16261246828.33e-061unscored75context-side Tokens appearing in formal legal or copyright text, specifically the word 'work' when used to refer to a copyrighted creative work in official Project Gutenberg or similar legal documentation.
16271247378.33e-061unscored85context-side Whitespace token separating author names in Chinese academic citations or reference lists, particularly in contexts involving technical or academic publications.
16281252598.33e-061unscored75context-side The token 'adipisicing' appearing in Lorem Ipsum placeholder text, typically found in web development or design contexts as dummy content.
16291254088.33e-061-0.00035context-side The word 'electronic' when used in formal legal or technical contexts, particularly in relation to media storage, reproduction, or data formats.
16301258058.33e-061unscored45context-side The demonstrative determiner 'this' appearing in formal legal or licensing text, particularly when referring to a specific work, document, or object in regulatory or terms-of-use language.
16311261728.33e-061unscored75context-side The definite article 'the' appearing in formal institutional, legal, or organizational names and contexts, particularly in official jurisdiction titles or formal written documents.
16321263368.33e-061unscored85context-side The token 'value' when appearing in financial or legal documentation contexts, specifically relating to securities, shares, or corporate equity structures (such as par value designations).
16331264768.33e-061unscored75context-side The digit '3' when appearing as part of a formal paragraph or section reference in legal or structured document text (e.g., paragraph 1.F.3).
16341267478.33e-061unscored75context-side The preposition 'on' appearing in formal legal or licensing language that specifies permitted uses or restrictions, particularly in contexts describing how something 'may be used on' or 'applied on' something else.
16351270558.33e-061unscored35context-side The word 'little' used as a mitigating adverb in formal literary prose, particularly when expressing mild fear, hesitation, or qualification.
16361270938.33e-061unscored65context-side A decimal point or period token appearing within compact mathematical, numerical, or coordinate notation, typically separating numerical values in technical or formatted expressions.
16371272808.33e-061unscored75context-side The token 'Characters' when used as a categorical label or heading in fan-fiction or crossover content contexts, particularly when introducing lists of cast members or character names in entertainment-related structured formats.
16381275928.33e-061-0.00085context-side The Vietnamese possessive/genitive particle 'của' indicating possession, belonging, or association between nouns or noun phrases.
16391277238.33e-061unscored65context-side The word 'access' appearing in formal or legal documentation contexts, particularly relating to digital resources, permissions, or preservation of availability to electronic works.
16401277448.33e-061unscored75context-side The token 'Default' (or variants like '.Default') appearing as part of Java class names in code or stack traces, particularly in camelCase naming patterns where 'Default' serves as a prefix or component in compound class identifiers.
16411277498.33e-061unscored75context-side The token 'Class' appearing in code documentation contexts, particularly in docblock/comment sections describing a programming class definition.
16421278128.33e-061unscored75context-side The pronoun 'me' when used in requests for explanations or teaching, particularly in phrases like 'explain to me' within conversational chat contexts.
16431278568.33e-061unscored75context-side Period at the end of a bibliographic page range citation in academic references, typically following 'pp.' notation and page numbers.
16441283788.33e-061unscored85context-side The token is part of 'U.S.' in legal case citations, specifically the '.S' portion of the United States abbreviation used in formal legal references.
16451284228.33e-061unscored75context-side The token 'from' appearing in formal citation or article classification metadata, particularly in Wikipedia-style category descriptions that reference source materials.
16461287638.33e-061unscored75context-side The preposition 'under' when used to indicate a numerical threshold or limit, particularly in contexts specifying age ranges or quantities below a certain value.
16471293238.33e-061unscored75context-side A period/dot that appears in the context of file extensions or file paths, particularly when multiple file extensions are being listed or referenced in technical discussions about file handling.
16481296978.33e-061unscored75context-side Single digit characters (particularly '6') appearing within structured markup or formatted pagination elements, such as page numbers or reference identifiers in HTML/XML contexts.
16491298658.33e-061unscored85context-side Opening quotation mark in JSON-style code structures, specifically when beginning a string value assignment in a key-value pair (e.g., in 'cell_type': "markdown").
16501299468.33e-061unscored75context-side Newline tokens that occur within technical or academic text immediately before mathematical formulas, equations, or technical calculations are introduced or continued.
16511303088.33e-061-0.00072context-side Period punctuation marking the end of a formal academic sentence describing economic scenarios, particularly involving firm behavior, competition, or game theory concepts.
16521303158.33e-061unscored45context-side The token 'world' when used as part of compound adjectives like 'world-famous' or 'world-renowned' that denote global recognition or fame.
16531306518.33e-061unscored65context-side Whitespace or newline tokens that immediately follow timestamps in auto-generated file headers or metadata comments.
16541306528.33e-061unscored75context-side The token 'parameter' appearing in Wikipedia article metadata or technical documentation contexts, particularly when referring to template or sidebar configuration parameters.