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When using the generate-verify-regenerate loop in engineering, attention must be paid to controlling the number of iterations (to avoid infinite loops), setting reasonable exit conditions (such as giving up if there is no improvement for two consecutive rounds), and keeping complete logs of each round's input and output.
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