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Assuming a programming context, the process for generating a constantly changing list within a loop that attempts all possible combinations ranging from 1 to 360 and allows for insertion and removal of items can be achieved through the following steps:

  1. Create an empty list to hold the combinations.
  2. Start a loop with a counter variable that ranges from 1 to 360 (inclusive).
  3. Within the loop, generate all possible combinations of items of the current counter value, and add them to the list.
  4. If needed, allow for insertion and removal of items from the list at any time during the loop.
  5. Repeat steps 3 and 4 for all counter values until 360 is reached.
  6. When the loop ends, the list will contain all possible combinations of items ranging from 1 to 360.

Here's some sample Python code illustrating this process:

combinations = []
for i in range(1, 361):
    # generate all combinations of i items and add them to the list
    for j in range(1, i+1):
        # generate all sub-combinations of j items from the available items
        # and add each sub-combination to the list
        # e.g., using itertools.combinations()
        pass

    # allow for insertion and removal of items at any time
    # e.g., using list.append(), list.extend(), list.pop(), list.remove(), etc.

Note that the actual implementation may vary based on the programming language and specific requirements of the application.