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To merge multiple lists into a single list of tuples, we can use the zip function in Python. We can pass any number of lists or iterables as arguments to the zip function, and it will return a list of tuples.

If the lists passed to the zip function have different lengths, then resulting list will only contain elements up to the length of the shortest list. Any extra elements in the longer lists will be ignored.

If you want to include all elements from all lists, even if they have different lengths, you can use the zip longest function from the itertools module in Python. This function fills in the missing values with a default value, such as None.
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