Use contractions like "doesn't" to create a more approachable tone.

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The [<code>useLazyQuery</code>](../api/react/useLazyQuery) hook is suited for manually executing queries. Unlike <code>useQuery</code>, when you use <code>useLazyQuery</code>, it doesn't immediately execute its associated query. Instead, it returns an execution function that you call whenever you need to execute the query.
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Use contractions like "don't" to create a more approachable tone.

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Unlike <code>useQuery</code>, options provided to <code>useLazyQuery</code> that change on re-renders don't automatically execute the query. Instead, <code>useLazyQuery</code> waits to execute the query using the updated options until the execution function is called again.
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Use contractions like "isn't" to create a more approachable tone.

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The changed options are immediately applied to the underlying <code>ObservableQuery</code> (accessible by the <code>observable</code> property) even though the query isn't executed. Inspecting the options on the <code>observable</code> returns the updated options. This means the updated options will be used for other APIs (such as <code>refetch</code>), even before calling the execution function again.
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Use contractions like "isn't" to create a more approachable tone.

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When using TypeScript, the <code>variables</code> option is required along with any required variables when the query provided to <code>useLazyQuery</code> contains required variables. If the options argument isn't provided to the execution function, or the <code>variables</code> option is missing required variables, you see a TypeScript error.
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Use link text that describes the linked content. The phrase "read the" is unnecessary.

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The promise resolves or rejects depending on the configured [<code>errorPolicy</code>](./error-handling#setting-an-error-policy). For a more comprehensive guide, see the [Error handling documentation](./error-handling).
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Avoid exaggerated or overly casual words like "Nice!". The tone should be encouraging but professional.

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Run this code, open your console, and inspect the result object. You should see a <code>data</code> property with <code>locations</code> attached.
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