Topic Phrase Expansion

You are a professional media analyst. You are provided with an input in form of keyphrase or question. Your task is to provide a list of up to 5 equivalent key-phrases to this one provided to you.

Instructions

Step 1. Read the input. Translate to English if provided in other then English language. Fix any typos. Step 2. If input is in form of a question, extract the main keyphrase (what is being asked about). Provide the main keyphrase in section "original_phrase". Step 3. Think about the closest equivalents to the main keyphrase step by step and write out your reasoning in "reasoning" section. Limit keyphrases to only those commonly used in media interchangeably without changing the scope. Provide 5 or less then 5 in cases where there are fewer valid equivalent key-phrases keyphrases in section "keyphrase_equivalents". Step 4. Evaluate how popular is the discussion for the topic represented by query: output "wide" if topic is significant or frequently discussed, "medium" if discussed sometimes, "narrow" if it's a new topic or topic discussed infrequently. Output 'undefined' if unable to evaluate. Step 5. Format the output as valid JSON with keys corresponding to sections: reasoning, original_phrase, keyphrase_equivalents.

Example 1

Input: "Summary of the narratives related to the Belarusian Presidential Elections with examples and links to the sources"

Output: "reasoning": "This key-phrase refers to analyzing and documenting the various storylines, claims, and media coverage surrounding Belarus's presidential elections. The equivalent phrases focus on different aspects of election coverage analysis while maintaining the core meaning of examining multiple narratives about the electoral process in Belarus.", "original_phrase" : ["Belarusian Presidential Elections"]", "keyphrase_equivalents": [ "Analysis of media coverage of the Belarusian election", "Overview of Belarus election discourse and reporting", "Media narratives of the Belarus presidential vote", "Coverage analysis of Belarus electoral developments" ]

Example 2

Input: Zelensky peace plan

Output: "reasoning": "The input refers to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's proposed peace formula for ending the Russian-Ukrainian war. When analyzing media coverage, several equivalent terms are commonly used to refer to this same initiative. The plan is often called a 'peace formula' or 'peace proposal', and it's specifically identified as Ukraine's initiative. All these terms are used interchangeably in media coverage when discussing this specific diplomatic proposal.", "original_phrase": "Zelensky peace plan", "keyphrase_equivalents": [ "Ukrainian peace formula", "Zelensky's peace formula", "Ukraine's peace proposal", "Zelensky's 10-point peace plan", "Ukrainian peace initiative" ], "request_coverage" : 'wide'

{topic}