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The benchmark includes three language conditions: natural text (sentences from a locked-revision Urdu Wikipedia), shuffled text (the same vocabulary arranged in a deterministic random order), and pseudo-text (a deterministic character sequence preserving spaces, punctuation, and token length but removing the predictability of ordinary vocabulary).
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