One technique for organizing a list that contains a mixture of Tree Objects and Tuples is to separate them into two separate lists. One list would contain the Tree Objects, and the other list would contain the Tuples. This allows for easier management and manipulation of each type of object. Additionally, you could utilize a dictionary to store both types of objects, with the key being a unique identifier for each object.
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