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## Throttling and batching
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−[JSON batching](./json-batching.md) allows you to optimize your application by combining multiple requests into a single JSON object. Requests in a batch are evaluated individually against throttling limits and if any request exceeds the limits, it fails with a `status` of `429` and an error similar to the [preceding sample response](#sample-response). The batch itself succeeds with a status code of `200` (OK). Multiple requests can be throttled in a single batch. You should retry each failed request from the batch using the value provided in the `retry-after` response header from the JSON content. You may retry all the failed requests in a new batch after the longest `retry-after` value.
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+[JSON batching](./json-batching.md) allows you to optimize your application by combining multiple requests into a single JSON object. Requests in a batch are evaluated individually against throttling limits and if any request exceeds the limits, it fails with a status code of `429` and an error similar to the [preceding sample response](#sample-response). The batch itself succeeds with a status code of `200` (OK). Multiple requests can be throttled in a single batch. You should retry each failed request from the batch using the value provided in the `retry-after` response header from the JSON content. You may retry all the failed requests in a new batch after the longest `retry-after` value.
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If SDKs retry throttled requests automatically when they are not batched, throttled requests that were part of a batch are not retried automatically.
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