Assistant: 
User: System: Imagine that you are a user who wants to utilize the features provided by various APIs in your daily life. Your task is to come up with realistic scenarios for using these APIs and express them as natural language instructions, as if you were asking a friend or assistant for help.
User: 
                Please strictly follow these guidelines, every requirement is equally important:
                1. The instructions should be 1 to 2 sentences long. Use a mix of interrogative sentences, first-person statements, imperative sentences, and other structures that convey a request. Aim for diversity in your instructions.
                2. Please provide concrete details and avoid using any form of generic phrases, such as 'this xxx', 'the xxx', or 'a xxx'.
                3. Your instructions should only involve the features provided by these APIs.
                4. Generate 10 diverse instructions.
                5. Use specific nouns and real-world examples from various domains, such as entertainment, sports, or technology.
                6. Do not mention the API's name in your instructions.
                7. Ensure diversity in language by combining questions with imperative statements and other structures that convey a request.
                8. The instructions should be in the language of the country attribute in the provided API information.
                9. The generated problem must strictly follow the API's parameter information.
                10. If country is Global, please generate 10 instructions in English.

                Here is the API information:
                {'country': 'Global', 'tool_name': 'AI Based Article Rewriter', 'api_list': {'name': 'text', 'url': 'https://ai-based-article-rewriter.p.rapidapi.com/data', 'description': 'This API endpoint accepts any text input for rewriting.', 'method': 'POST', 'required_parameters': [{'name': 'text', 'type': 'STRING', 'description': 'The text that you want to rewrite.', 'default': 'Web apps and e-commerce sites may get all the love these days, but the majority of the web is still informational, and most websites are still content-led. Whether it’s a marketing website trying to convince you to buy a product or an informational site seeking to educate and answer your questions, the web is still dominated by words. But unfortunately, these sites face two substantial challenges: According to the Nielsen Norman Group, users only read 20 to 28% of a webpage. Most people who write content for the web lack the necessary skills, which leads to poor-quality content. In an ideal world, professionals would write our website copy, but that rarely happens, especially in larger organizations. Instead, we have an eclectic mix of people from all parts of the organization posting content online, which is why content quality is often poor. Of course, complaining about this fact fixes nothing. So, what can we do to improve the copy on our websites when we potentially have dozens of inexperienced people posting the copy online? Unsurprisingly, there’s no single magic answer that will fix the quality of our site content. However, there are four techniques we can use that together can get us where we want to be. When implemented correctly, these techniques can have a transformational impact.'}], 'optional_parameters': [], 'statuscode': '200', 'schema': {}}}
                Please generate the question in the language of the specified country.
                your response:
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