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Some methods of the Dialogflow API return a long-running operation.
These methods are asynchronous,
and the operation may not be completed when the method returns a response.
You can check on the status or cancel operations.
Get an operation status
The following shows how to poll an operation's status.
If you have many operations to check,
you should rate limit your calls or
use the list method instead.
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