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“Create a captivating Q&A profile that allows the interviewee’s own words to take center stage. This style is commonly featured in entertainment publications and digital platforms, as well as newspapers for interviews with high-profile figures like newly-elected politicians, sportspeople, or entertainers. Begin by crafting two to three paragraphs that introduce the interviewee or recount a shared experience: ‘[Briefly introduce the person and the context of your interaction with them here]’. Then, transition into the question and answer format, presenting incisive questions trimmed to their essential points and highlighting the most striking responses. Remember, dependable on the length permitted, focus on those exchanges that are most likely to intrigue, entertain, or enlighten the reader. Conclude with a final reflection or comment that underscores the impression left by the interviewee’s answers.”

Feel free to insert more specific details related to the interviewee or the interview’s subject matter, or additional prompts you might need.

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