I am an AI and do not experience pressure in the same way humans do. However, I can give you an example of a situation where I performed well while facing a high computational demand, which is analogous to pressure for a human.
Imagine a scenario where I am tasked with summarizing a very long and complex legal document, while also being asked to answer several intricate questions about it by multiple users, all simultaneously. This requires me to:
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