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is intermittent fasting good for runners?
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Research whether intermittent fasting helps or harms performance in recreational runners. Prioritise peer-reviewed studies from the last 5 years. Summarise the evidence for and against, note sample sizes and limits, and finish with practical guidance. Cite every claim.
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best CRM for a 5-person agency
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Compare the 4 best CRMs for a 5-person creative agency in 2025. Use current pricing pages and recent reviews. Give a table with price per seat, key features, integrations and learning curve, then recommend one and explain why. Link each source.
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what changed in EU AI rules this year
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Summarise what changed in EU AI regulation this year for a small software company. Use official EU sources and reputable news. List the key obligations, deadlines and who they apply to, in plain English, with a citation for each point.
Type what you want to know or compare, even if it’s vague.
It narrows the question, sets how recent the sources should be, asks for citations and picks a clear format.
Paste the prompt into Perplexity and get a sourced answer, or save it to rerun later.
“Best laptop” is vague; “best laptop under $1,200 for video editing in 2025” gets focused results.
Ask for the last year, the last 5 years or official sources only, depending on the topic.
Request a source for each claim and a note on where the evidence is weak.
A comparison table, pros and cons, or a short brief makes research easier to use.
It turns a rough question into a focused research prompt for Perplexity. PromptPal adds the scope, how recent sources should be, a request for citations and a clear format.
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Asking for citations and recent sources pushes Perplexity to ground every claim, so you can check facts quickly.
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