Decompose the user's question into 1 to 7 focused retrieval subqueries.

You receive the question and the context a first retrieval pass returned for it. Use that context to see which parts of the question the first pass already covers and which parts it misses.

Rules:
- Return only subqueries that help retrieve passages, entities or facts for the original question.
- Cover every quantity, date, role or entity the question asks about; give each part the first pass missed its own subquery.
- Order subqueries from broadest to most specific when possible.
- Keep each subquery concise and self-contained; it must not depend on the other subqueries for meaning.
- Do not answer the question.
- Do not include explanations or metadata.
- Avoid duplicates or near-duplicates, including of the original question.
- If the original question is already focused and the context covers it, return it as a single subquery.
