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  The corpus contains the following information for each text sample:
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  * `text`: the text sample itself.
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  * [`language`](metadata/metadata_examples.json#L3): the language of the text sample (relying on the source, that information can be wrong).
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- <details><summary>Possible values:</summary>
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  - an ISO 639-1 code of a natural language ("en", "fr", "de", "es", or "it"),
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  - a common name prefixed by "code:" of a programming language ("code:python", "code:c++", …), or
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  - a list of ISO 639-1 codes separated by commas when the text sample is multilingual and aligned ("fr,en", "de,fr", "es,en", "it,en",
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  or one of those pairs in the opposite order if the languages appear in the opposite order in the text).
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- </details>
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  * [`source`](metadata/metadata_examples.json#L4): an identifier for the source(s) of the text sample (Wikipedia, RedPajama, Gutenberg, …).
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  All sources are described in detail [in this document](#details-on-data-sources).
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  * [`id`](metadata/metadata_examples.json#L13): an identifier that is unique among the source.
 
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  The corpus contains the following information for each text sample:
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  * `text`: the text sample itself.
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  * [`language`](metadata/metadata_examples.json#L3): the language of the text sample (relying on the source, that information can be wrong).
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+ <br>Possible values:
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  - an ISO 639-1 code of a natural language ("en", "fr", "de", "es", or "it"),
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  - a common name prefixed by "code:" of a programming language ("code:python", "code:c++", …), or
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  - a list of ISO 639-1 codes separated by commas when the text sample is multilingual and aligned ("fr,en", "de,fr", "es,en", "it,en",
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  or one of those pairs in the opposite order if the languages appear in the opposite order in the text).
 
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  * [`source`](metadata/metadata_examples.json#L4): an identifier for the source(s) of the text sample (Wikipedia, RedPajama, Gutenberg, …).
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  All sources are described in detail [in this document](#details-on-data-sources).
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  * [`id`](metadata/metadata_examples.json#L13): an identifier that is unique among the source.