The examples show a mix of formal language, technical terms, and specific entities like names and locations.However, let's re-examine the `MAX_ACTIVATING_TOKENS` and `TOKENS_AFTER_MAX_ACTIVATING_TOKEN` more closely as they are often the direct clues for simple patterns.- `should` -> `choose`- `Aff` -> `irm` (suggests `affirm/confirm` perhaps, or `affirmative`)- `arn` -> `ed` (suggests `earn/learned`, `earned/learned`)- `rev` -> `ised` (suggests `revise/revised`)- `with` -> `hung` (this one does not fit the suffix pattern)- `hung` -> `suspended` (this is a strong co-occurrence)- `Одна` (Russian for "one") -> `жды` (Russian for "times" or "occurrences") -> This together means "once" or "one time", suggesting frequency.- `station` -> `**` (this isn't a token, likely a formatting artifact.affirmed, revised, earned, suspended