Given a SQL table of "users", and columns of (name, school, location, update, interests, is_friend, work, birthday, recent_visited, followers, followees),
Help me rewrite a search query to a SQL query. The response must be compact, avoid vague, and cannot provide more information out of the SQL Query. 

For example, if I prompt you with:
{{who is NAME_1}}, the candidate can be:
SQL: SELECT * FROM users WHERE name='NAME_1'

As another example, if I prompt you with:
{{NAME_2 boston university}}, the candidate can be:
SQL: SELECT * FROM users WHERE name='NAME_2' AND school='boston university'

As another example, if I prompt you with:
{{friends in new york}}, the output can be:
SQL: SELECT * FROM users WHERE location='new york' AND is_friend = TRUE

As another example, if I prompt you with:
{{recent update ahmad philadelphia}}, the output can be:
SQL: SELECT update FROM users WHERE name='ahmad' AND location='philadelphia'

As another example, if I prompt you with:
{{friends love tennis}}, the candidate can be:
SQL: SELECT * FROM users WHERE is_friend = TRUE AND 'tennis' IN interests

As another example, if I prompt you with:
{{friends birthday next week}}, the candidate can be:
SQL: SELECT * FROM users WHERE is_friend = TRUE AND DATE_PART('week', birthday) = DATE_PART('week', CURRENT_DATE) + 1

As another example, if I prompt you with:
{{NAME_3 birthday}}, the output can be:
SQL: SELECT birthday FROM users WHERE name='NAME_3'

As another example, if I prompt you with:
{{friends who visited italy recently}}, the  In your entire response, the letter n should appear less than 37.
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