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-The text of the link in the **Query** item always shows a simplified representation of the query entered by the user, followed by the number of occurrences in parentheses. The query can be displayed and edited using the link, i.e. its parameters can be changed directly above the search results (without the need to enter a new query). This feature is especially useful if you want to refine or update the original query. When editing a query, you must also decide whether the following operations should be performed on the concordance. These include a useful shuffle option (this can be run manually from the menu **Concordance → Shuffle** or set as default in the menu **View → General view options**, see below for details), so it is usually a good idea to leave the option **Perform automatically also subsequent operations** checked.+The text of the link in the **Query** item always shows a simplified representation of the query entered by the user, followed by the number of occurrences in parentheses. The query can be displayed and edited using the link, i.e. its parameters can be changed directly above the search results (without the need to enter a new query). This feature is especially useful if you want to refine or update the original query. When editing a query, you must also decide whether the following operations should be performed on the concordance. These include a useful shuffle option (this can be switched on directly in the query form or run later from the menu **Concordance → Shuffle**), so it is usually a good idea to leave the option **Perform automatically also subsequent operations** checked.
  
 The subsequent navigation items represent the steps in the edit sequence that change the form and extent of the concordance. These can be manipulated in a similar way as the initial query.  The subsequent navigation items represent the steps in the edit sequence that change the form and extent of the concordance. These can be manipulated in a similar way as the initial query. 
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   - After evaluating the query, by selecting **Concordance → Shuffle**.   - After evaluating the query, by selecting **Concordance → Shuffle**.
  
-Using the Shuffle option by default is recommended, as it ensures that every concordance, before being displayed, is randomized in this way. The permanent setting of concordance line shuffling is achievable in the **View → General view options** menu (the //Shuffle concordance lines by default// option). Such an approach functions as an effective prevention against drawing incorrect conclusions from studying a sample of results which originate from an unrepresentative set of texts. +Using the Shuffle option by default is recommended, as it ensures that every concordance, before being displayed, is randomized in this way. (After the first switch, the option remains activated for the following queries.) Such an approach functions as an effective prevention against drawing incorrect conclusions from studying a sample of results which originate from an unrepresentative set of texts. 
  
-If concordance line shuffling is enabled by default, clicking on Shuffle will perform another random re-arrangement. For each concordance, a reproducible shuffling algorithm causes the results after the first, second, third... nth shuffle to match on repeated attempts with the same query. This guarantees the repeatability of experiments on corpora even when using a shuffled concordance. +<wrap lo>Note: It is recommended to disable this option only temporarily in cases where a large concordance is expected, typically when searching for a frequent phenomenon in a corpus of billions of tokens. Particularly for these larger results, one should consider that turning on shuffling the lines can significantly increase the time spent waiting for the concordance to be displayed.</wrap> 
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 +If the concordance lines have already been shuffled, the **Concordance → Shuffle** option will perform another random rearrangement. For each concordance, a reproducible shuffling algorithm causes the results after the first, second, third... n-th shuffle to match on repeated attempts with the same query. This guarantees the repeatability of experiments on corpora even when using a shuffled concordance. 
  
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