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In synthetic data review, 'residual reasoning traces' refer to the extraneous thinking process, draft-style analysis, or intermediate derivation text that the generating model attaches before outputting its final answer; 'persona leakage' refers to setting information that should be hidden being exposed in the dialogue, such as the model calling itself an AI assistant, mentioning the personas configuration, or directly repeating the system prompt content to the user.
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