<｜begin▁of▁sentence｜>### Instruction:
As an International Aid Worker, you've been tasked with managing data for relief efforts in a crisis-affected region. Imagine you're using a specialized tool called "ReliefDataAnalyzer" provided by an international organization. In this scenario, you've received a dataset called "PrecalculatedPalette" containing essential information about resource allocation.

Now, you're faced with the task of visualizing this data for better decision-making. However, before proceeding with any analysis, you need to ensure that the data is intact. To do so, you're required to access and display the string representation of the "PrecalculatedPalette" object using the relevant method provided by the ReliefDataAnalyzer API. This step is crucial to verify the integrity of the dataset before further processing.
### Response:
import igraph as ig

# Assuming PrecalculatedPalette is part of the igraph library
# and there's a way to create it which is not provided in the documentation snippet.
# The following is an assumption of its usage based on typical igraph patterns.

# Create a PrecalculatedPalette object (the actual arguments may differ)
palette = ig.PrecalculatedPalette(['red', 'green', 'blue'])

# Using __repr__ to get the string representation of the palette
palette_repr = palette.__repr__()
print(palette_repr)
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