Optimized Tokenization Logic
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logging.error(f"Error tokenizing query: {query} - {str(e)}") # Run the batch processing process_queries_in_batches(test_queries) ``` ### Explanation 1. **Multiple Language Detection Libraries**: - Use `langdetect` for …
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