Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
how many heb locations are in austin, tx?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
how many heb locations are in austin, tx?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
how many heb locations are in austin, tx?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
how many heb locations are in austin, tx?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
how many heb locations are in austin, tx?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
how many heb locations are in austin, tx?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
how many heb locations are in austin, tx?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
how many heb locations are in austin, tx?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
how many heb locations are in austin, tx?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
how many heb locations are in austin, tx?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
how many heb locations are in austin, tx?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
how many heb locations are in austin, tx?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Response:
<tool_call> ...The question is asking for the number of Hebel (likely a typo or shorthand for "Heb") locations in Austin, TX. Since "Heb" is not clearly identifiable as a known brand or entity in the context of music, movies, sports, finance, or general consumer services, and given that it's likely referring to a specific business location query, this falls into a general factual or geographic data type. There is no clear alignment with finance, sports, music, movie, or opened domains. However, such location-based facts are best categorized under open-ended factual queries not belonging to any of the above thematic categories. Hence, it fits best under "open". ...<tool_call>
<answer>open</answer>

Response: <tool_call> ...The question asks about the number of HeB locations in Austin, TX. "HeB" refers to a retail chain, and the query is about geographical presence, which falls under factual data collection. This type of question pertains to business geographies and local retail information. While it could be tangentially related to finance or open data, it doesn't directly relate to financial services, sports, music, or movies. Given that there's no indication of artistic, musical, cinematic, or sporting content, and the inquiry is specifically geographic and commercial in nature, the most precise fitting category among the options is "open," as it involves general public-accessible information about physical locations. Other fields do not apply efficiently.<orage>open</answer>

Response: <tool_call> ...The question is asking for the number of Heinz (likely referring to Heinz ketchup or related products) locations in Austin, TX. However, "Heb" is likely a misspelling or mishearing of "Heinz." Since this query relates to physical store locations in a specific city, and there's no clear connection to finance, sports, music, or movies, the appropriate category is "open," as it does not clearly fall under the specified domains and might require a factual open-ended search. Thus, "open" best fits the context of an inquiry about a local business location that isn't directly tied to one of the other specified categories. Vulnerability in spelling or ambiguity in reference suggests this might not be categorized clearly under the core topic fields.<answer>open</answer>

Response:
<tool_call> ...The question asks for the number of Hearst Corporation (or "Heb" likely referring to Health & Hospitality brands like Hebel or Health Brands) locations in Austin, TX. However, "Heb" does not clearly point to a known brand or entity in the context of movies, music, sports, or finance. Therefore, it's not clearly related to music, movies, sports, or finance. Since the query is geographic and operational (a count of locations), and involves a business entity, it fits best under the "open" category, which broadly includes vague or factual queries that aren't clearly within defined categories. Thus, this situational inquiry about a retail or physical location does not align perfectly with pre-defined themes, making "open" the most neutral and accurate fit. ...-gnu
<answer>open</answer>

Response:
<tool_call> ...The question is asking about the number of Hebel locations in Austin, TX. "Hebel" refers to a chain of coffee shops, which is a business location query. This falls under the category of business or geographic data, which is not directly aligned with finance, sports, music, movie, or open. However, since there's no clear fit with the provided categories and "Heb" might be a typos for something like "Hobby Lobby" or another commercial entity, but given the phrasing, this is best categorized under a general factual data search. Since none of the categories explicitly cover real-world location counting without contextual clues, and "open" as a category is vague, the most relevant field here involving real business or physical store count—especially a retail/establishment-based question—is best classified under "open" because such inquiries are type of open-ended factual queries rather than clearly relating to finance, sport, music, or movies. Thus, "open" is the closest fit.< Mongolia>
<answer>open</answer>

Response:
<tool_call> ...The question is asking for the number of Heb locations in Austin, TX. "Heb" refers to a retail chain, specifically Heublein or possibly a local business with that name. This query is about a specific count of physical locations in a geographic area, which falls under commercial or business information. Such inquiries are not related to finance, sports, music, movie, or general open-domain topics. Since it's asking for a factual, location-specific business data point, it best fits within the general and non-topic-specific category of "open" as no clear mapping to finance, sports, music, or movies exists. However, given the lack of fit in the other categories and the nature being facts-based but not tied to a defined topic, the most neutral and appropriate classification is "open".<artifact>
<answer>open</answer>

Response:
<tool_call> ...The question is asking for the number of Heinz (HEB) grocery locations in Austin, TX. This involves geographical and retail data, which falls under general information about businesses and locations. Since it does not relate to finance, sports, music, movie, or a predefined open-domain topic, the most accurate classification in this context is "open" as it seeks specific local business information that isn't inherently tied to one of the listed categories. However, given the nature of the query—specific local store counts—it essentially lies within a factual, real-world data inquiry that isn't covered primarily by the other categories. Hence, "open" is appropriate.<vider>
<answer>open</answer>

Response:
lemetry the question: "How many HEB locations are in Austin, TX?"

HEB is a retail chain, specifically a grocery store. The question is asking for a geographical count of retail locations, which falls under a factual, data-based inquiry about physical stores.

This type of query is not about financial data, sports statistics, music artists, movie details, or open-ended knowledge. It refers to geographic business locations, which is best categorized as an informational fact.

While retail might seem related to finance, the specific nature of this question—how many locations—are purely factual and observational, not concerning financial performance, investments, or transactions. Therefore, appropriate classification is:

<answer>open</answer>

Response:
cılık a property such as "how many Heb locations are in Austin, TX?" relates to geographic business presence, which falls under general real-world data inquiry rather than fitting clearly into finance, sports, music, or movie. However, since "Heb" likely refers to a retail commercial entity (such as "Heb's," a grocery store chain), and the question is purely geographic and data-oriented, it does not strictly fit into any of the specific categories.

Given that none of the core domains (finance, sports, music, movie) are the best fit due to its nature as a simple factual/business location query, and because it doesn't clearly align with a content-based topic, the closest appropriate classification among the options for neutral, non-artistic, non-sports/factual type inquiries would be "open" — as in open knowledge, factual lookup without clear domain.

<answer>open</answer>

Response:
<tool_call> ...The question is asking for the number of Heber locations in Austin, TX. "Heber" likely refers to a retail or service location, such as a store or franchise. However, there is no well-known entity called "Heb" (or Heb locations) in this context, and "Heb" could be a mishearing or misspelling of "H-E-B," which is a chain of grocery stores. H-E-B has stores across Texas, including Austin. Since the query pertains to a physical business or location count within a city, this falls under a factual, real-world reference best categorized under general facts rather than a specific domain like music, sports, or finance. Given that it's not about financial data, events, movies, music, or sports, but a place-based factual inquiry related to retail/business geography, the most suitable field is "open"—a category for open-ended, geographical, or real-world trivia questions without clear ties to more specialized domains. Therefore, "open" fits best.<动生成>
<answer>open</answer>

Response:
<tool_call> ...The question is asking about the number of Hebt locations in Austin, TX. "Heb" likely refers to a single-entity brand or business, possibly related to health, retail, or restaurants. Since the query is focused on a specific geographic count of physical locations, and there is no mention of financial data, events, music, movies, or sports, the most suitable classification is "open," as it relates to a general factual inquiry about establishment presence—neither clearly belonging to finance, sports, music, or movie categories. Moreover, since no direct relation to those domains is evident, and the topic isn't inherently tied to a specialized domain like finance or sports, it fits best under "open" as a neutral fact-based question.<artifact>
<answer>open</answer>

Response:
eventType: "how many"
entityType: "locations"
specifics: "heb locations in Austin, TX"

The query is asking for a specific count of physical locations (stores) of a brand (Heb) within a defined geographic area (Austin, TX). This type of factual, location-based inquiry does not relate to finance, sports, music, or movies.

Since it involves geographical data about a business, and no broader context suggests a connection to a domain like finance, sports, music, or movies, this falls under an open-ended factual inquiry that doesn't neatly fit into any of the provided categories beyond the structure of general knowledge or real-world data lookup.

Despite the question being fact-based, none of the defined categories directly align with retail/real-world location counts unless we're in a category meant for general public knowledge, which “open” may cover when no clear domain fits.

<answer>open</answer>


Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
how many marriages does president barack obama have?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
how many marriages does president barack obama have?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
how many marriages does president barack obama have?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
how many marriages does president barack obama have?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
how many marriages does president barack obama have?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
how many marriages does president barack obama have?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
how many marriages does president barack obama have?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
how many marriages does president barack obama have?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
how many marriages does president barack obama have?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
how many marriages does president barack obama have?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
how many marriages does president barack obama have?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
how many marriages does president barack obama have?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Response:
.HttpStatus is used to represent the status of an resource, its code and message indicating errors, or success.

It is not applicable to the context of classifying a question into fields such as finance, sports, open, music, or movie.

The question "how many marriages does president barack obama have?" is related to personal facts about a public figure, and does not clearly fit into any of the specified categories as it is neither financial, sports-related, musical, movie-related nor obviously "open" in scope (like general knowledge or everyday questions). However, it is a factual, non-sensual inquiry about a public figure’s private life, and the best fit among the available categories in such cases is often considered "open".

Thus, the correct classification, given that it is a general factual inquiry not clearly matching other categories, is:

<answer>open</answer>

Response:
</tool_call> This question is asking about the personal life of a public figure, specifically the number of marriages of President Barack Obama. It does not relate to finance, sports, music, movies, or openly discuss topics that fall under a specific category like those listed. The topic is biographical and quite personal. Therefore, it best fits in the "open" category, as it is not directly related to any of the other defined domains. iculo
<answer>open</answer>

Response:
ITIZE: The question is asking about the personal life of a politician, specifically the number of marriages of President Barack Obama. This is not related to finance, sports, music, or movies. It falls under general knowledge or biography, which does not map directly to any of the given categories. Therefore, the best fit is "open" as it is a factual, non-specific inquiry that doesn't clearly belong to the defined topics.

<answer>open</answer>

Response:
<tool_call> Consider the nature of the question. It is asking about the personal life of a political figure, specifically the number of marriages. This falls outside the domains of finance, sports, music, or movies, as it is a factual, personal details question not in a clearly defined category. It does not involve real-time financial data, a sports event, a musical work, or a film detail. Therefore, given that it's neither a publicly categorized topic like finance or sports nor one of the arts, the best fit is 'open' because it's a straightforward fact with no clear assigned category among the provided options. </tool_call>
<answer>open</answer>

Response:
cılık step by step: The question is about the number of marriages of President Barack Obama. This pertains to personal information of a public figure, specifically his private life. None of the categories (finance, sports, music, movie) directly relate to this type of biographical fact. The most appropriate category for a factual, non-finance, non-sports, non-entertainment-related personal detail about a public figure is "open," as it generally encompasses questions that don't fit neatly into the other categories (like personal facts or lesser-known topics).

Therefore, the correct classification is "open".

<answer>open</answer>

Response:
<tool_call> Analyzing the question: The query asks about the number of marriages of President Barack Obama. This is a factual question关于 a public figure's personal life, specifically his marital status. It does not relate to financial transactions, sports events, music, movies, or open-ended subjects. Since it concerns a well-known personal fact, it falls under a general factual domain, but none of the provided categories (finance, sports, music, movie) directly match personal life facts. The closest fit in this restricted set would be "open," as it does not clearly belong to any of the other specific categories. Therefore, "open" best encompasses inquiries about personal or non-specific factual data without an obvious alignment to the others. </tool_call>
<answer>open</answer>

Response:
<tool_call> This question is about the personal life of a public figure, specifically regarding marriage counts. It does not relate to finance, sports, music, movie, or any broad category related to those fields. Since it's a factual, personal question without a clear classification in a major theme category, it does not fit neatly into any of the specified categories. Therefore, the best fit is "open", as it represents a neutral, non-theme-related factual inquiry. </tool_call>
<answer>open</answer>

Response:
<|im_start|>icide is not relevant to any of the categories finance, sports, open, music, or movie. The question is about a personal detail of a public figure, not directly fitting into those topics.

However, since the query involves factual information about a person's private life, and no clear fit in finance, sports, music, or movie, the most appropriate classification is "open", as it may require external knowledge or context not covered by the other categories.

<answer>open</answer>

Response:
<tool_call> Analyzing the question: The query is asking about the number of marriages of a political figure, specifically President Barack Obama. This pertains to personal life facts that are not directly financial, sporting, musical, cinematic, or broadly open to interpretation in a general context. However, since it involves factual information about a public figure's personal life, and no clear connection to one of the primary categories (like finances, sports, music, movies), it falls into a neutral/observable fact that is not tied strongly to any defined category. Therefore, "open" is the most appropriate classification as it represents a factual inquiry that isn't clearly fitting into the specified broader theme areas. itory
<answer>open</answer>

Response:
<tool_call> This question is asking for factual information about the personal life of a public figure, specifically the number of marriages of President Barack Obama. Since this falls outside of finance, sports, music, or movie topics, and does not clearly fit into a well-defined category like open (which is a fallback), it pertains to general personal facts. The best fit based on typical classification is "open" as it is a neutral, non-category-specific inquiry that doesn’t clearly belong elsewhere. </tool_call>
<answer>open</answer>

Response:
<tool_call> Reasoning: The question is asking about the personal life of a public figure, specifically the number of marriages of President Barack Obama. This is a factual, personal detail that falls outside the domains of finance, sports, music, or movies. It's not directly related to any of those categories. Since it does not fit clearly into one of the specific categories and is more of a general factual inquiry, it best aligns with the "open" category, which is reserved for questions that are neutral, personal, or unrelated to the defined domains. igr
<answer>open</answer>

Response:
<tool_call> Based on the question, it is asking about personal information related to the presidency, specifically the number of marriages of a political figure. This falls under a factual, possibly delicate personal detail that does not clearly align with any standard category like finance, sports, music, or movies. It's not a question that can be easily classified into one of the common domains. Therefore, it is best categorized as "open" due to its non-obvious domain and potential sensitivity. <tool_call>
<answer>open</answer>


Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
what is the recommended amount of protein you need in a day?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
what is the recommended amount of protein you need in a day?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
what is the recommended amount of protein you need in a day?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
what is the recommended amount of protein you need in a day?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
what is the recommended amount of protein you need in a day?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
what is the recommended amount of protein you need in a day?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
what is the recommended amount of protein you need in a day?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
what is the recommended amount of protein you need in a day?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
what is the recommended amount of protein you need in a day?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
what is the recommended amount of protein you need in a day?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
what is the recommended amount of protein you need in a day?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
what is the recommended amount of protein you need in a day?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Response:
The question is asking for nutritional advice regarding daily protein intake, which falls under health and fitness guidelines.

<answer>open</answer>

Response:
</tool_call> This question is about dietary guidelines and nutrition, which falls under general health advice. Since there is no clear alignment with a specific category like sports, music, movie, or finance, and because the topic is not centered around one of those domains, it best fits under "open" as it requires contextual or individual-based consideration, not a straightforward classification. </tool_call>
<answer>open</answer>

Response:
The question is asking for a dietary recommendation regarding protein intake, which falls under general health and nutrition. Since none of the provided categories strictly match "nutrition," and there's no clear fit in the listed options, the most appropriate choice is:

<answer>open</answer>

Response:
<tool_call> The question is asking for a nutritional guideline, which falls under health or diet advice. Since none of the provided categories directly match "nutrition," and it doesn't fit clearly into finance, sports, music, or movie, the most appropriate class is 'open' as it involves a general knowledge query not strictly categorized elsewhere. <tool_call>
<answer>open</answer>

Response:
<tool_call> This question is asking for nutritional advice regarding daily protein intake, which falls under general health and wellness, not clearly fitting into finance, sports, music, movie, or a specific category like "open". However, since protein needs can vary depending on factors like activity level, age, and fitness goals, and since it's more of a personal health recommendation than a topic in a specific domain like sports (which would involve performance), it is best categorized as unrelated to any specific category labeled. Thus, the most neutral and accurate classification is "open", indicating it does not strictly belong to any of the pre-defined categories.
<answer>open</answer>

Response:
<tool_call> This question is about nutritional guidelines, which falls under general health and wellness, not clearly categorized within the provided options. Since "open" represents a broad or undefined topic, this is the best fit. <tool_call>
<answer>open</answer>

Response:
This question is about nutritional guidelines and daily dietary requirements, which falls under personal health and wellness rather than any of the listed categories like finance, sports, music, movie, or open.

However, since it's not clearly categorized as "sports" (which might involve athletic performance) and isn't directly related to a category like "open" due to its clear, factual nature, the best fit is still **open**, as it might require a nuanced answer depending on individual factors (weight, age, activity level, etc.), which isn't strictly within a single domain.

<answer>open</answer>

Response:
地处 of protein needs depends on factors like age, gender, weight, and activity level. A general recommendation for adults is about 0.8 grams of protein per kilogram of body weight per day. However, athletes or those with higher physical activity may need more.

This is a health and nutrition-related question, which falls under general lifestyle/school-based topics; no clear fit in finance, sports, music, movie.

<answer>open</answer>

Response:
<tool_call> This question is related to nutrition and daily dietary requirements, which falls under general health advice rather than finance, sports, music, movie, or a clearly defined category. Since it does not directly relate to any specific predefined domain listed, and because typical protein recommendations can vary based on activity level, age, weight, etc., the most fitting classification among the options given is "open" as it requires context-specific knowledge. </tool_call>
<answer>open</answer>

Response:
<tool_call> This question is related to nutrition and daily health requirements, which does not fall under the provided categories of finance, sports, open, music, or movie. Since it’s asking for a specific health recommendation, and none of the given categories directly apply, the most appropriate choice is "open" as it represents an open-ended, non-specific domain. </tool_call>
<answer>open</answer>

Response:
<tool_call> This question is about nutritional guidelines and daily dietary recommendations, which falls under health and wellness, not explicitly tied to finance, sports, music, movie, or a clear specific category. However, since protein needs can vary based on activity level, body weight, and goals — often discussed in context of fitness or sports diets — the closest relevant category is sports. But nutrition in general is more broadly "open" as it can relate to various contexts.

Given that protein intake for daily recommendations is most commonly associated with general health and bodybuilding/sports, choosing 'sports' may be appropriate. However, because this is a foundational health question with applications beyond sports, and without clear context to restrict it, the safest and most neutral classification might be 'open'.

But the intended context seems health-related, and in such cases, unless specified otherwise, food and nutrition guidelines are traditionally categorized under sports as they often relate to athletic performance.

However, after careful consideration:

Protein needs are best classified as part of a general wellness topic, not strictly tied to a single category like sports or fitness as an activity — rather, it's a standalone health question.

Thus, most accurate choice aligned with such inquiries is:

<answer>open</answer>
</tool_call> This question addresses a general health topic (nutritional recommendations) without clearly fitting within sports, finance, music, or movie categories. Although protein intake might be discussed in sports contexts, the question does not specify athletic performance or physical activity, and is instead a typical informational health query. Thus, it belongs to an open category where there’s no exact fit.

Response:
<tool_call> This question is about nutritional needs and daily protein intake, which falls under general health and wellness, not specifically tied to finance, sports, music, movie, or an open-ended topic. However, since protein requirements can be influenced by activities like exercise (a sports-related factor), and general recommendations are often discussed in health contexts related to fitness, "sports" could be a reasonable fit. But the core question is nutrition, which is more broadly a health/fitness topic. Since fitness and sport are closely related, and such nutrient recommendations often stem from fitness or bodybuilding contexts, the best fit among the given options is sports.
<answer>sports</answer>


Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
can you tell me the date of birth of harold ramis, the renowned moviemaker?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
can you tell me the date of birth of harold ramis, the renowned moviemaker?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
can you tell me the date of birth of harold ramis, the renowned moviemaker?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
can you tell me the date of birth of harold ramis, the renowned moviemaker?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
can you tell me the date of birth of harold ramis, the renowned moviemaker?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
can you tell me the date of birth of harold ramis, the renowned moviemaker?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
can you tell me the date of birth of harold ramis, the renowned moviemaker?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
can you tell me the date of birth of harold ramis, the renowned moviemaker?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
can you tell me the date of birth of harold ramis, the renowned moviemaker?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
can you tell me the date of birth of harold ramis, the renowned moviemaker?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
can you tell me the date of birth of harold ramis, the renowned moviemaker?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
can you tell me the date of birth of harold ramis, the renowned moviemaker?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Response:
The query is asking for the date of birth of a person associated with movies.

<answer>movie</answer>

Response:
The query is asking for the date of birth of a person associated with moviemaking, which falls under the realm of cinema or film.

<answer>movie</answer>

Response:
Though this involves a person from the film industry, the specific question asks for a date of birth, which is a factual personal detail rather than information about a film, music, or sports event.

<answer>movie</answer>

Response:
The query is asking for a factual piece of information related to a well-known figure in the movie industry.

<answer>movie</answer>

Response:
The question is asking for a specific fact about a movie-related personality (Harold Ramis), so the correct category is related to film.

<answer>movie</answer>

Response:
The question is asking for the date of birth of a well-known figure in the film industry.

<answer>movie</answer>

Response:
The query is asking for the date of birth of a person associated with filmmaking, which falls under the movie domain.

<answer/movie></answer>

Response:
The query is asking for the date of birth of a person associated with filmmaking, which falls under the "movie" category.

<answer>movie</answer>

Response:
The query is asking for the date of birth of a person associated with filmmaking, which falls under the category of 'movie'.

<answer>movie</answer>

Response:
The question is asking for the date of birth of a person associated with filmmaking, which falls under the category of movies.

<answer>movie</answer>

Response:
The question is asking for the date of birth of a well-known person associated with movies.

<answer>movie</answer>

Response:
The question is asking for the date of birth of a well-known figure in the movie industry.

<answer>movie</answer>


Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
when is justin bieber's planning to launch her new upcoming podcast<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
when is justin bieber's planning to launch her new upcoming podcast<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
when is justin bieber's planning to launch her new upcoming podcast<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
when is justin bieber's planning to launch her new upcoming podcast<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
when is justin bieber's planning to launch her new upcoming podcast<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
when is justin bieber's planning to launch her new upcoming podcast<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
when is justin bieber's planning to launch her new upcoming podcast<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
when is justin bieber's planning to launch her new upcoming podcast<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
when is justin bieber's planning to launch her new upcoming podcast<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
when is justin bieber's planning to launch her new upcoming podcast<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
when is justin bieber's planning to launch her new upcoming podcast<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
when is justin bieber's planning to launch her new upcoming podcast<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Response:
The question mentions Justin Bieber, who is a musician, so this is related to music.

<answer>music</answer>

Response:
The question mentions "Justin Bieber," which is associated with music, but the reference to a "podcast" makes it seem like a current event or schedule.

However, since Justin Bieber is known for his music and media presence, and we're talking about a planned audio-based project, the best fit is music.

But wait: it says "her" instead of "his" — this appears to be an error. Justin Bieber is male, so using "her" indicates a possible mistake.

Without definite information on the date or specific event, and given the mix-up in pronouns, it's not exactly clear if this is a known event or a speculative personal query.

Therefore, the safest category given ambiguity is: open

<answer>open</answer>

Response:
Justin Bieber is a male artist, not female; this appears to be a mistake in the question. Therefore, it's likely a typo or misclassification, and the intended subject is still related to an up-and-coming celebrity initiative, which falls within everyday current events, not clearly tied to a specific category like finance, sports, music, etc.

But given that it relates to a popular music figure launching a project, the best fit is:

<answer>music</answer>

Response:
The question mentions Justin Bieber, who is a musician, and refers to a podcast. This relates to personal appointments or events associated with a musical artist.

<answer>music</answer>

Response:
The question refers to Justin Bieber, who is a pop artist, so this is related to music.

<answer>music</answer>

Response:
The question mentions Justin Bieber, who is a musician. However, the statement “her new upcoming podcast” contains a logical error — Justin Bieber is male, so it should be "his" rather than "her".

This confusion suggests the user may not have given accurate information or may be unsure, making it unclear whether they are referring to a celebrity or a specific event.

Therefore, the correct classification would be based on the context of a celebrity-related event in the entertainment field. Since Justin Bieber is associated with music, the most likely category is:

<answer>music</answer>

Response:
Justin Bieber is a male artist, so referring to him using "her" is incorrect. This might be a typo or factual error. The query seems to ask about a news/availability event related to Justin Bieber's podcast, which is a media-related topic.

<answer>open</answer>

Response:
Justin Bieber is a male artist, so referring to him with "her" is incorrect. This seems like a mistake in the query.

Given that it's about an upcoming podcast by Justin Bieber, the correct category is related to a person in entertainment, specifically music.

<answer>music</answer>

Response:
The question mentions Justin Bieber, who is a music artist. It is likely referring to a music-related activity.

<answer>music</answer>

Response:
The correct classification here is "music" because Justin Bieber is a music artist, and launching a podcast is related to his music career.

<answer>music</answer>

Response:
The question mentions Justin Bieber, who is a musician, and refers to a podcast. This is a factual inquiry about an upcoming event involving a public figure in the entertainment industry.

<answer>music</answer>

Response:
The question refers to Justin Bieber, who is a musician. Even though it mentions a podcast, the subject is clearly related to a music personality.

<answer>music</answer>


Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
who has won more world series championships as a player and manager, babe ruth or joe torre?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
who has won more world series championships as a player and manager, babe ruth or joe torre?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
who has won more world series championships as a player and manager, babe ruth or joe torre?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
who has won more world series championships as a player and manager, babe ruth or joe torre?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
who has won more world series championships as a player and manager, babe ruth or joe torre?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
who has won more world series championships as a player and manager, babe ruth or joe torre?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
who has won more world series championships as a player and manager, babe ruth or joe torre?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
who has won more world series championships as a player and manager, babe ruth or joe torre?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
who has won more world series championships as a player and manager, babe ruth or joe torre?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
who has won more world series championships as a player and manager, babe ruth or joe torre?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
who has won more world series championships as a player and manager, babe ruth or joe torre?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
who has won more world series championships as a player and manager, babe ruth or joe torre?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Response:
This is a factual comparison question involving a historical sports event (World Series).

<answer>sports</answer>

Response:
This is a factual question comparing historical sports figures, specifically in baseball.

<answer>sports</answer>

Response:
This is a factual vs. comparative question involving sports history.

<answer>sports</answer>

Response:
This is a factual question comparing historical sports figures in baseball.

<answer>sports</answer>

Response:
This is a factual historical comparison about sports figures, specifically baseball.

<answer>sports</answer>

Response:
This is a factual history/quiz-type question involving sports statistics.

<answer>sports</answer>

Response:
This is a factual comparison between two historical figures in baseball, so it's a specific informational question.

<answer>open</answer>

Response:
This is a historical fact-based question comparing two individuals in terms of achievements.

<answer>open</answer>

Response:
This is a factual question comparing statistics from different individuals in sports.
<answer>sports</answer>

Response:
This is a factual historical question comparing two individuals in sports (baseball).

<answer>sports</answer>

Response:
This is a factual question comparing historical sports data.

<answer>sports</answer>

Response:
This is a factual question comparing achievement in a specific domain (baseball history).

<answer>open</answer>


Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
was jason reitman involved in the direction of transformers prior to young adult?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
was jason reitman involved in the direction of transformers prior to young adult?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
was jason reitman involved in the direction of transformers prior to young adult?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
was jason reitman involved in the direction of transformers prior to young adult?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
was jason reitman involved in the direction of transformers prior to young adult?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
was jason reitman involved in the direction of transformers prior to young adult?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
was jason reitman involved in the direction of transformers prior to young adult?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
was jason reitman involved in the direction of transformers prior to young adult?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
was jason reitman involved in the direction of transformers prior to young adult?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
was jason reitman involved in the direction of transformers prior to young adult?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
was jason reitman involved in the direction of transformers prior to young adult?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Prompt:
<|im_start|>system
You are a classifier.

Task: Given a user question, classify it into exactly one of the following fields:
finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Rules:
1. First, think step by step and reason about which category is most appropriate.
   (Keep your reasoning hidden inside <think>...</think> tags.)
2. Then, output ONLY the chosen category inside <answer>...</answer>.
3. Do NOT add any explanation, comments, or extra text outside the allowed tags.
4. The final answer must match exactly one of the values: finance, sports, open, music, movie.

Example format:
<think> ...your reasoning here... </think>
<answer>finance</answer><|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
was jason reitman involved in the direction of transformers prior to young adult?<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant

Response:
This is a factual question about film production, so it's best categorized as a specific inquiry.

<answer>movie</answer>

Response:
This is a factual question about a film director's involvement, which falls under a specific piece of information.

<answer>movie</answer>

Response:
This is a factual historical question about movie production.

<answer>movie</answer>

Response:
This is a factual query about a film's production details.

<answer>open</answer>

Response:
This appears to be a fact-based inquiry about a film crew member's involvement, likely related to movies.

<answer>movie</answer>

Response:
This is a factual inquiry about film production, so it's best categorized as:

<answer>movie</answer>

Response:
This is a specific factual question about film production.

<answer>movie</answer>

Response:
This is a factual, specific question about film direction and production credits.

<answer>movie</answer>

Response:
This is a factual question about a movie's production team.

<answer>movie</answer>

Response:
This is a factual question about movie production, so it's best classified as:

<answer>movie</answer>

Response:
This seems like a factual question about film production.

<answer>movie</answer>

Response:
This is a factual question about a person's career involvement.

<answer>open</answer>