Initial price	£400,000
12/06/24	£375,000
Price Change	-6.25%

``` I'm trying to get the following output: "This charming property is situated within a 1.7-mile radius of Guildford mainline station, presenting a versatile layout with potential for investment. The home is available for purchase through a secure online auction, with terms and conditions that apply. A viewing is recommended to appreciate the full potential of this property." Here's what I've tried: ``` [[INST]] This charming home, positioned within a 1.7-mile proximity to Guildford mainline station, offers versatile living space and holds potential for investment opportunities. Available for purchase through a secure online auction, this property comes with terms and conditions that must be met. Prospective buyers are encouraged to view this property to fully understand its potential. [[/INST]] ``` The output I'm getting is almost correct, but it includes the "We are pleased to offer to auction" part, which I want to remove. How can I modify the template to exclude that phrase and ensure the output is as described? ## Answer (1) You can use a regular expression to exclude the specific phrase you want to remove. Here's how you can modify your template to exclude the "We are pleased to offer to auction" part: ``` [[INST]] This charming property, situated within 1.7 miles of Guildford mainline station, offers versatile accommodation and potential for investment. It is available for purchase through a secure online auction, with terms and conditions that apply. A viewing is recommended to appreciate the full potential of this property. (?s-lookahead:We are pleased to offer to auction.*?)(.*) [[/INST]] ``` In this template, the `(?s-lookahead:We are pleased to offer to auction.*?)(.*)` is a positive lookahead regular expression that will match "We are pleased to offer to auction" and everything after it, but it will not include the matched text in the output. However, this approach assumes that the templating system you are using supports regular expressions in the way I've written it. If it doesn't, you might need to use a different method or a custom script to process the text before passing it to the template. If you are using a templating system like Tw