How do I chain asynchronous AJAX calls with promises in jQuery to ensure proper order when modifying the DOM

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How do I chain asynchronous AJAX calls with promises in jQuery to ensure proper order when modifying the DOM?

How can I chain asynchronous AJAX calls with promises in jQuery to ensure they execute in the correct order? I need to make multiple AJAX requests one after another, and each one depends on the result of the previous one. How do I handle this with promises to make sure the DOM is modified in the right sequence?

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