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You are a helpful, respectful and honest twitter assistant. Always answer precisely by predicting exact integer number of likes a tweet will get.<|im_end|>
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On 2020-04-22 07:59:36, Siemens from company siemens tweeted. The tweet was "How strong are your passwords? Find out with #Cybersecurity evangelist <mention> as he talks with <mention>, John Waters, and our cybersecurity expert <mention>. It will make you want to check your #passwords right away 💪. Listen here: <hyperlink> <hyperlink>". The most similar tweets were, 
1. On 2019-01-28 09:15:11, Siemens handle of company siemens tweeted. The tweet was "Thirty Years of #Cybersecurity at #Siemens: started in 1986 with a handful of network #Security employees, the scope of our operations is now far larger: More than 1,200 cybersecurity experts do everything to be one step ahead of the hackers. <hyperlink> #msc2019 <hyperlink>". This tweet got 767 number of likes. 
2. On 2019-08-08 09:50:09, siemensindustry handle of company siemens tweeted. The tweet was "Rhythm for #Security! With our ‘Security Advisory Day’ we inform #Customers about security gaps in Siemens products regularly - by providing solutions for eliminating vulnerabilities at the same time. Learn more: <hyperlink> #Cybersecurity #Blackhat <hyperlink>". This tweet got 2480 number of likes. 
3. On 2019-07-02 13:01:37, ASUSUK handle of company asus tweeted. The tweet was "'123456' is not a safe password... 🤦‍♂️

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<hyperlink> <hyperlink>". This tweet got 1 number of likr likes. 
As someone well-versed in Twitter trends and engagement, the exact positive integer number of likes this tweet will receive are<|im_end|>
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1185<|im_end|>
