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RAG effectiveness depends heavily on corpus quality; if the knowledge source is mixed with UI noise such as navigation bars and subscribe buttons, the embedding vectors will be diluted by meaningless text, potentially recalling "Subscribe now" fragments that pollute the generated results.
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