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Ranking 30 candidates in one prompt

You ask an LLM to rank 30 job applications in one prompt. Re-running with the list shuffled gives a very different order. What does this show and what helps?

A.Order bias; rank smaller groups or compare pairs, and shuffleB.The model is broken and must be replacedC.Rankings are only stable at temperature 2D.The model needs the applications sorted by name

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