prompt: Make a bullet-point list of facts about Siberia. Include 15 facts.
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chosen.content: Make a bullet-point list of facts about Siberia. Include 15 facts.
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chosen.content: - Siberia's population is just under 40 million people. 
  - Siberia's diverse wildlife includes bears, sheep, tigers, leopards, and eagles. 
  - Siberia is home to the deepest and oldest lake in the world known as Lake Baikal.
  - Siberia is a geographical region within Russia that extends from the western Ural Mountains to the Pacific Ocean in the east, and from the Arctic Ocean in the south to the hills of north-central Kazakhstan and the Mongolian and Chinese borders in the north.
  - Some of the largest Siberian cities include Novosibirsk, Tyumen, Omsk, Krasnoyarsk, and Barnaul. 
  - Siberia's highest point is the active volcano Klyuchevskaya Sopka on the Kamchatka Peninsula, which is 4,649 meters high. 
  - The Siberian region itself is the same size as all of Canada. 
  - The Siberian region makes up roughly 77% of Russia. 
  - The Yenisei-angara-Selenge River system in Siberia is the region's (and Russia's) longest river, measuring 5,539 km long. 
  - Siberia contains multiple mountain ranges, including the Baikal Mountains, the Ural Mountains, and the Altai Mountains. 
  - The majority of people in Siberia are Russified Ukrainians and Russians. 
  - The Buryats are the largest indigenous group residing in Siberia, and they mainly live in the Buryat Republic. 
  - The Siberian city of Novosibirsk is the fastest-growing city worldwide.
  - Siberia's Lake Baikal remains totally frozen for a few months out of the year, making it possible to walk and drive on. 
  - From November-February, Siberia is covered with snow that can be up to 80 cm deep. 
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rejected.content: Make a bullet-point list of facts about Siberia. Include 15 facts.
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