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Chapter 1: The Rules, Rankings and Responsibilities

Finally God allows me to tell my tale. First off, I am an angel. It takes centuries to become a Dream Guardian. You need to understand more than what several lifetimes can teach you.¬ Demons have no rules and no pattern just like nightmares. I do not deal with demons any more but that is for another tale.

Dream Guardians are still angels and we have rules while our enemies do not. Rules are in place for YOUR protection not ours I mean, it’s not like we can die but you can. Our rules are more guidelines and can be broken as we see fit. Firstly, do not show yourself unless absolutely necessary. You know that feeling you get when you feel calm even though you see something that would usually scare you during sleep paralysis? That is something we can do but it isn’t the best choice if you are in danger. We can’t attack during this. Secondly, only put people into a state of sleep paralysis if you are in danger in your sleep and you can’t break free from being held or touched in any way from a monster. Putting you in a state of paralysis is a last resort but buys us a few seconds as they have to re-enter your “sanctuary”. And lastly, we are invisible by choice. We need to wake you before they touch you. Everyone isn't the same to wake up so we don’t know how hard it will be. We try to fight them as you sleep. Those nightmares you have but wake up and can’t remember? We showed ourselves to fight which erases the dream altogether.

Everybody has a different imagination and fear so we have no idea what we are fighting. This is why we are the top angels in heaven. Demons don’t change, their motives do. And we don’t have wings by the way. We can fly but we look like we did back in the mortal world.

People we do not manage to save die, or more commonly known, “bed death” or “cot death”. Some missions will never leave your memory. The hardest part is seeing them at the pearl gates and explaining what happened. As a sign of respect we take 6 earth months off to look over the family and help them through. Very rarely God allows us to project dreams of lost ones into the affected peoples dream so they can say goodbye properly. It is something every Guardian Angel has been through yet it does not get any easier. Imagine kissing your child goodnight and without knowing goodbye too. They sleep in perfect health in their favourite pyjamas wrapped in their blanket with their scent on it. Waiting, excited or any other emotion for tomorrow to inevitably come. But it never does, it never will. The night takes a toll and by morning they are gone. You watch as the first person who tries to wake them start being concerned and then begin to shake. Full denial until they feel their pulse. They break down with their uniform still in hand ready to get them changed for school and just as their knees grow weak they fall to the ground screaming uncontrollably as the rest of the family come running in realising what has happened and no one has anything to say but cry and ask God why. The ambulance comes and declares the rough time of death as you watch helplessly knowing this is your fault and you can’t say sorry. The rest of the day is carried out with the family being closer than they ever have been. People offering their condolences but nothing in the world can make them better than to bring the child back. But nothing can bring them back. And the worst part? The worst part is when they kiss them goodbye and say “I love you” as tears helplessly run down their face. The pain is unimaginable.

Children are the hardest to save, their imaginations are a lot wilder and they don’t understand how one minute they can be hugging their parents and the next minute an unknown figure is holding them tight crushing them. They are too weak and confused and just before they draw a last breath they are in a sleep paralysis. The one DAMN THING I can rely on usually and I only make them more helpless as not all children understand that the bedroom is the safest place so they don’t have a sanctuary yet and the monster is already on top of them choking them before I can wake them. PLEASE make your children understand they are safe in their bedroom. I can’t describe the feeling of fear and sickness I get when I realise a child does not feel safe where they sleep. And yes this is one of many true stories. He was 5. He was the energy of the family and all they can do is look at photos. Just by smiling he would light up any of their days. He was kind and gentle and too young to understand why he left his family behind. You know, people cry in heaven too.

His safest place was in the living room on the carpet with his toys. That is no good to me. Not when he sleeps in his bed. I watched as a small coffin, much smaller than it should ever be for anyone get carried to a grave. I stood by the gravestone crying too. I remembered as I seen the fear in his eyes as I made him experience his first paralysis and last. His last words will haunt me from now to eternity… “Please save me I don’t want to go”.

title: [FN] Dream Guardians: A Never-Ending Battle (intro to my story I am working on)

question: What is the main character?

answer: An angel.

answer: The main character is an angel who fights demons in people's dreams in order to protect them.

text: 'I am an angel. It takes centuries to become a Dream Guardian. You need to understand more than what several lifetimes can teach you.¬ Demons have no rules and no pattern just like nightmares.' supports the answer.

answer: An angel.

answer: The main character is an angel.

question: What celestial position does the main character hold?

answer: The main character is an angel.

answer: The main character is an angel.

answer: The main character is an angel, specifically a Dream Guardian.

answer: A Dream Guardian.

text: Incomplete.

question: Whose dreams are the hardest for the angel to guard?

answer: Those of children.

text: 'Children are the hardest to save' supports the answer.

answer: The hardest dreams for the angel to guard are those of children, as their imaginations are often wilder and they do not understand the concept of death.

text: 'Children are the hardest to save, their imaginations are a lot wilder and they don’t understand how one minute they can be hugging their parents and the next minute an unknown figure is holding them tight crushing them.' supports the answer.

answer: Children's.

text: 'Children are the hardest to save' supports the answer.

answer: Children's dreams are the hardest for the angel to guard.

text: 'Children are the hardest to save' supports the answer.

question: What are the enemies the Dream Guardian protects against?

answer: The enemies the Dream Guardian protects against are demons.

text: 'Demons have no rules and no pattern just like nightmares.' supports the answer.

answer: Demons.

text: 'Demons have no rules and no pattern just like nightmares.' supports the answer.

answer: Demons.

text: 'Demons have no rules and no pattern just like nightmares.' supports the answer.

answer: The enemies the Dream Guardian protects against are nightmares and demons.

text: 'Demons have no rules and no pattern just like nightmares.' supports the answer.

question: Write a ~2 sentence summary.

answer: Dream Guardians must follow strict rules in order to protect people from nightmares. However, even when they do everything right, some people still die. The hardest part is seeing them at the gates of heaven, knowing they died because the Dream Guardian could not save them.

text: 'Dream Guardians are still angels and we have rules while our enemies do not. Rules are in place for YOUR protection ' is evidence that dream Guardians must follow strict rules in order to protect people

text: 'The hardest part is seeing them at the pearl gates' supports the last sentence of the summary.

answer: The narrator is an angel who is a Dream Guardian. They are telling a story about a child who died in their sleep.

text: 'this is one of many true stories. He was 5. He was the energy of the family and all they can do is look at photos. Just by smiling he would light up any of their days. He was kind and gentle and too young to understand why he left his family behind. You know, people cry in heaven too.' is evidence that they are telling a story about a child who died.

text: There is no answer.

refinement: The narrator is an angel who is a Dream Guardian. However, even when they do everything right, some people still die.

answer: This is a story told from the perspective of an angel who has been tasked with guarding dreams. They give advice about how to take care of one's children in the land of dreams.


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[Voting booths are pictured. | Getty]

In a state in which voters are reluctant to embrace Republicans, Sharpe plans to present himself as a potential alternative to voters who don’t like Cuomo. | Getty

ALBANY — The $5.9 million in contributions Gov. Andrew Cuomo received in the past six months easily topped the growing field of potential challengers this year.

Who came in second place? Not Republican Brian Kolb ( who raised $16,026 for governor on top of $42,387 in his Assembly account), Democrat Terry Gipson ($6,092), or Republican Joel Giambra ($0). Republican John DeFrancisco raised $116,452 for a pair of state Senate committees, but has yet to declare whether he’ll seek statewide office.

By a wide margin, the declared candidate who received the second-highest contribution total was Larry Sharpe, who’s planning to run on the Libertarian line. He raised $102,596 during the filing period, most of which he said came from small donors who contributed online.

In a state in which voters are reluctant to embrace Republicans — Democrats have won the past 19 statewide races — Sharpe plans to present himself as a potential alternative to voters who don’t like Cuomo.

“The Republican vote is a wasted vote,” he said. “There is no way a Republican can win in this state. The advantage that I have is I’m not a Republican, I’m a Libertarian. … So when New York state looks at the Republican and says, ‘Not that guy,’ and they look at Cuomo and say, ‘Not that guy’ — I’m their guy.”

Sharpe, a former trucking company executive and Marine, sought the national party’s nomination to be Gary Johnson’s running mate in the 2016 national election. He came close, losing with 47 percent of the vote on the second ballot at the party's convention to former Massachusetts Gov. William Weld (who once ran for governor in New York himself).

He’s already gained Johnson’s endorsement, and partially as a result of his efforts in 2016, Sharpe has a substantial online presence. A Facebook page for his gubernatorial campaign has 41,000 followers. Cuomo’s political page, by comparison, has 129,000, and neither of the two declared Republicans has many more than 3,000.

Much of that following and his fundraising likely comes from Libertarians from other states. But the magnitude of it, coupled with the fact that Sharpe already has started to campaign, makes it realistic to imagine a scenario in which he crosses the magic threshold of 50,000 votes.

When a candidate hits that number in a gubernatorial election, a little more than 1 percent of the votes cast, the party becomes official in New York. For the next four years, the party has automatic ballot access, appears on voter registration forms and has the state fund its primaries.

Eight parties crossed that threshold in 2014. But outside of a 48,359-vote performance by Warren Redlich in 2010, Libertarians have never come particularly close.

Sharpe said it was "a joke" to talk about his chances of garnering at least 50,000 votes. “I already have a base of [176,000] people who vote for Gary Johnson and Bill Weld in 2016," he said. "I’ll get that easily.”

Third-party candidates have rarely been competitive in New York’s gubernatorial races. Paychex founder Tom Golisano drew between 4 and 14 percent of the vote in a trio of campaigns that began in 1994, but there have only been two elections since the Civil War in which a candidate not running on either the Democratic or Republican lines has come close to finishing in even second place.

Despite this track record, Sharpe says he’s running not just to legitimize the party, but to win.

“Only about 4 million New Yorkers are going to vote,” he said, suggesting that somebody might win election as governor without a majority in a three-way race. “So that means all I need is about 1.5 million and I’m governor. That’s a mountain, but that’s not impossible.”

He says there are four areas that will determine who is ultimately elected — traditional media coverage, public speaking, social media and debates. While he’s ready to concede coverage by traditional media, he thinks he can be competitive in the other three.

“When it comes to speaking and events, it’s not his skill set, he’s not good at that,” Sharpe said of Cuomo.

Cuomo has had lackluster grass-roots support online in the past, and Sharpe is confident he’ll outshine the incumbent in this arena. “He is a dire soul when it comes to social media," he said, "so I’ll beat him there for sure.”

And he says he’ll handily beat the governor in any debates, asserting that Cuomo is "not a very good debater."

When asked what he would do if he wins, Sharpe said he would make entities like the Board of Regents and Metropolitan Transportation Authority be more accountable, putting them under the authority of specific offices that would have to answer for any problems.

Before he even gets on the ballot, however, he’ll have to win the Libertarian Party’s state convention in April, but doesn’t see this as a roadblock.

“Assuming there’s no celebrity that jumps in and says, ‘I want to be on the ballot,’ the odds are very high I’ll be the nominee,” Sharpe said.

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

Summarize the main news event.

answer: The author discusses the 2019 New York gubernatorial election. The writer focuses on a candidate named Larry Sharpe. Sharpe is a Libertarian running against Cuomo.

text: The year for the gubernatorial election is inaccurate. This article discusses the New York gubernatorial election for 2018, not 2019.

refinement: The author discusses the 2018 New York gubernatorial election. The writer focuses on a candidate named Larry Sharpe. Sharpe is a Libertarian running against Cuomo.

text:
- The answer should state that Sharpe had the second-highest contribution by a wide margin raising $102,596 during the filing period, mainly from small donors online, and he was confident that he would defeat his opponent Andrew Cuomo.

- It should also mention that in New York state, for the past 19 statewide races, Democrats have won, and Sharpe chose to run with the Libertarian Party as his M.O to defeat Cuomo.

refinement: The author discusses the 2018 New York gubernatorial election. The writer focuses on a candidate named Larry Sharpe. Sharpe, a Libertarian running against Cuomo, had the second-highest contribution by a wide margin raising $102,596 during the filing period, mainly from small donors online. For the past 19 statewide races, Democrats have won each election in New York state. Knowing this, Sharpe was confident that he would defeat his opponent because he chose to run with the Libertarian Party.

answer: The author discusses the 2019 New York gubernatorial election. The writer focuses on a candidate named Larry Sharpe. Sharpe is a Libertarian running against Cuomo. Cuomo had raised a large pile of cash while Sharpe did not.

answer: The main news event is the announcement of Larry Sharpe's candidacy for the New York gubernatorial race. He is running as a Libertarian.

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

Summarize the typical turnout for Libertarian candidates and their place in the political lineup.

answer: The typical turnout for a Libertarian candidate is about four million New Yorkers, who are not be the decisive factor in deciding the winner of the gubernatorial race. The only two elections in which a single state candidate not running on the Democrat or Republican ticket has come close to finishing in second place were both in the Civil war era.

text: The answer omits that third-party candidates have rarely been competitive in New York’s gubernatorial races.

refinement: The typical turnout for a Libertarian candidate is about four million New Yorkers, who are not be the decisive factor in deciding the winner of the gubernatorial race. Third-party candidates have rarely been competitive in New York’s gubernatorial races. The only two elections in which a single state candidate not running on the Democrat or Republican ticket has come close to finishing in second place were both in the Civil war era.

text: The first sentence of the answer contains a grammatical error that should be corrected.

refinement: The typical turnout for a Libertarian candidate is about four million New Yorkers, who are not the decisive factor in deciding the winner of the gubernatorial race. Third-party candidates have rarely been competitive in New York’s gubernatorial races. The only two elections in which a single state candidate not running on the Democrat or Republican ticket has come close to finishing in second place were both in the Civil war era.

answer: Through a line of research, one can find typical turnout for Libertarian candidates across states. In New York state, for the past 19 statewide races, Democrats have won. Because of this, the Republican vote is said to be wasted. Because running as a republican will never land a win, Sharpe has decided to run with the Libertarian party as a primary method to undercut Cuomo.

answer: In New York state, for the past 19 statewide races, Democrats have won. Because of this, the Republican vote is said to be wasted. Because running as a republican will never land a win, Sharpe has decided to run with the Libertarian party as a primary method to undercut Cuomo.

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

Summarize what this piece has to say about the larger context of voter demographics in the United States.

answer: The demographics seem to somewhat favor left-leaning individuals and candidates. This has been firmly established in New York as several Democratic governors have been elected by the people of the state. Deterred Republicans in the state of New York no longer vote for candidates who are not their own. President Trump is a prominent example of this Republican voter phenomenon. Candidates often create niche-brands that students of marketing would quickly pick up based on an evaluation of the demonstrated behavior and habits of a certain sector of the electorate. Larry Sharpe wants to be the candidate not for Republicans, but for Libertarians, an underdog party in New York state. He wants to create a niche-brand for the interests of neoconservative, populist conservatives and independents.

text: This answer is made up and extrinsic. The text does not discuss demographics or the larger context of voter demographics in the United States. This answer should be "no answer."

answer: The demographics seem to somewhat favor left-leaning individuals and candidates. This has been firmly established in New York as several Democratic governors have been elected by the people of the state. Deterred Republicans in the state of New York no longer vote for candidates who are not their own. President Trump is a prominent example of this Republican voter phenomenon.

answer: No answer

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

Describe the core reasons for dissonance between younger and older voters in the United States.

answer: While a lack of clarity might be the key reason, a portion of it may be due to the fact that "traditional values" are not quite so popular anymore while it seems the younger generation is more liberal and tolerant.

text: The answer is made up and cannot be attested in the text.

answer: No answer

answer: While a portion of it may be due to the fact that "traditional values" are not quite so popular anymore while it seems the younger generation is more liberal and tolerant.


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We often get asked where our apples are from. We have a local supplier outside the village of St. Jacobs that provides us with quality graded apples… Read more “Our Apples”

Tuesday market is almost here! You can expect The Fritter Co. to be making fritters mid June to the end of August on Tuesdays, Thursday and Saturdays.

Yes… it has been thirty years that we have been making these mouth watering apple fritters for your taste buds.

We’re happy to share that we’ll finally be flipping fritters for you again on Thursday! That’s right, on Thursday, March 6th you’ll be able to purchase some warm… Read more “We’re Back!”

We had hoped to launch a website under different circumstances. Along with all of the other vendors in the main building at the St. Jacobs Farmers’ Market, we… Read more “After the Fire”

question: What is the purpose of the text?

answer: The purpose of the text appears to be to inform people that the business has survived the recent fire and is back in operation.

text: While a fire is mentioned at the end, it is not central to the purpose of the text, which seems to be to inform the reader about an apple fritter company

refinement: The purpose of the text appears to be to inform people about an apple fritter company

answer: The purpose of the text is to provide an update on the status of the St. Jacobs Farmers' Market in light of the fire that occurred in January.

text: The text does not center on the farmers' market or the fire

text: The text centers on an apple fritter company

refinement: The purpose of the text is to inform the reader about an apple fritter company, The Fritter Co.

answer: To promote the products of the Fritter Co. and raise awareness of the brand; the text suggests these list / acts as headlines for articles, interlaced with promotions

question: Who are 'we' in the text?

answer: The Fritter Co., vendors of apple fritters

text: "We have been making these mouth watering apple fritters for your taste buds" supports the reading that "we" refers to The Fritter Co.

answer: The St. Jacobs Farmers' Market organizers

text: Answer is simply wrong; "we" refers to The Fritter Co.

refinement: The Fritter Co., an apple fritter vendor

answer: The Fritter Company

text: "We have been making these mouth watering apple fritters for your taste buds" supports the reading that "we" refers to The Fritter Co.

question: Who is the target audience?

answer: The target audience of the website is likely market vendors and people visiting the market.

text: The audience is probably more "people visiting" than other market vendors

refinement: The target audience of the website is likely people visiting the market.

answer: People in the local area who can visit their stall; potentially repeat customers who would be interested in their product.

answer: The target audience for this website is those who are interested in the St. Jacobs farmer's market and who were especially affected by the recent fire that destroyed the market building.

text: The fire and the farmers' market are only briefly mentioned; the article targets potential customers for The Fritter Co.

refinement: The target audience for this website is potential customers of The Fritter Co.

question: Where is this situated?

answer: The company's stall is in the main building at the St. Jacobs Farmers' Market.

text: They say "Along with all of the other vendors in the main building at the St. Jacobs Farmers’ Market"

answer: The above passage does not provide enough information to answer this question.

text: The passage states "Along with all of the other vendors in the main building at the St. Jacobs Farmers’ Market," which indicates that the company's stall is in that building

refinement: The company has a stall in the main building at the St. Jacobs Farmers' Market

answer: This article is about food vendors at the St. Jacobs Farmers' Market, which is located in Ontario, Canada.

text: The article does not say where the St. Jacobs Farmers' Market is

refinement: This article is about food vendors at the St. Jacobs Farmers' Market

text: The article is not about food vendors in general

text: The article indicates the company's stall is in the main building, specifically

refinement: In the main building of the St. Jacobs Farmers' Market

question: Write a ~1 sentence summary.

answer: The St. Jacobs Farmers' Market sustained damage in a nearby fire but is now back open again.

text: The farmers' market is not the subject of the text

text: Provide a summary

refinement: The Fritter Co., an apple fritter vendor at the St. Jacobs Farmers' Market, will be making fritters from mid June until the end of August.

answer: The Fritter Co. will be selling their delicious apple fritters again at the St. Jacobs Farmers' Market starting Thursday, March 6. The fire at the market caused all vendors to temporarily halt their businesses, but they are back up and running now.

text: We don't know for certain the fire's effects on the businesses

refinement: The Fritter Co. will be selling their delicious apple fritters again at the St. Jacobs Farmers' Market starting Thursday, March 6. This follows a fire in the main building of the market.

answer: The St. Jacobs Farmers' Market was recently affected by a fire but fortunately vendors will soon be returning.

text: The Fritter Co. is the subject

refinement: The Fritter Co. was recently affected by a fire but fortunately they will soon be returning to the St. Jacobs Farmers' Market.

answer: Unfortunately the St. Jacobs Farmers' Market vendor The Fritter Co. had their stand burnt down during the devastating fire on February 7th but will be returning soon.

text: We don't know the effects of the fire on The Fritter Co. or when the fire occurred

refinement: Unfortunately the St. Jacobs Farmers' Market vendor The Fritter Co. was recently affected by a fire but will be returning soon.

text: Add a comma to help it not sound like the company's return is unfortunate

refinement: Unfortunately the St. Jacobs Farmers' Market vendor The Fritter Co. was recently affected by a fire, but they will be returning soon.

answer: The Fritter Co. had to temporarily close due to a fire at the St. Jacobs Farmers' Market, but will be back on Thursday!

text: We don't know that the fire forced the company to close

refinement: The Fritter Co. was recently affected by a fire at the St. Jacobs Farmers' Market, but will be back on Thursday!

text: Be more specific than "Thursday"

refinement: The Fritter Co. was recently affected by a fire at the St. Jacobs Farmers' Market, but will be back on Thursday, March 6th!

answer: This text promotes the Fritter Co., vendors of apple fritters at the St Jacobs Farmer's Market, and seeks to build their brand with articles explaining their business and product in more depth.


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EMIR-USEIN KUKU (, born 26 June 1976) is a Crimean Tatar human rights defender and member of the Crimean Human Rights Contact Group. In February 2016, he was arrested and charged by Russian authorities on the accusation that he was a member of the Islamist group Hizb ut-Tahrir, although Kuku denies any involvement in this organization.[1]

Life

Kuku was born in Novorossiysk on 26 June 1976. In 1993, the family moved to Crimea. They obtained a plot of land for the erection of a house in the native village of Kemala Cook in Koreiz.[2]

In 2000, Kuku graduated from Kherson National Technical University with a degree in management. In 2001 he graduated from Kharkiv Financial and Economic Institute majoring in accounting.[3]

Before the annexation of Crimea, Kuku fought for the preservation of a Crimean Tatar cemetery and was involved in monitoring cases of discrimination against Muslims. Since 2014, he participated in helping Crimean political prisoners and in the search for missing people. Kuku was the organizer of a rally in memory of the deportation of Crimean Tatars in 2014.[4]

Criminal prosecution and arrest

On April 20, 2015, after Kuku exposed the attempt of the FSB to recruit him as a secret informant, he was apprehended in camouflage by unmarked people, taken to his home, where he was searched and then interrogated by the secret service. It was alleged that investigative actions are conducted within the framework of a criminal case under Art. 282 of the Criminal Code (“Actions aimed at arousing hatred or enmity”). Kuku was beaten on the way for interrogation, later he was diagnosed with kidney issues in a medical facility.[5][6]

On February 11, 2016, a search took place at Kuku's house in Koreiz, and was detained by Russian authorities. He has been charged with alleged involvement in the activities of the Islamist organization Hizb ut-Tahrir although Kuku denies any involvement in this organization.[7] In December 2017 Kuku and five his co-defendants, Muslim Aliyev, Vadim Siruk, Enver Bekirov, Refat Alimov and Arsen Dzhepparov were moved to Rostov-on-Don.[8]

On June 26, 2018, on his birthday, Emir-Usein Kuku began an indefinite hunger strike, during which he lost nine kilograms and declared an ultimatum to Russian President Vladimir Putin:

On November 12, 2019, the Southern District Military Court found Emir-Usein Kuku and five co-defendants guilty of “organizing of the activities of a terrorist organization” and “attempted forcible seizure of power” (Part 2 Article 205.5 and Article 30, Article 278 of Russian Criminal Code). Kuku was sentenced to 12 years in prison.[9]

International reaction

Russian civil rights society Memorial recognized Kuku as political prisoner.[10]

Amnesty International demands the release of Kuku.[11]

Front Line Defenders expressed its concern on the trial and believes that the charges brought against him are based on fabricated evidence.[12]

Human Rights Watch cited the arrest of Kuku as an example for persecution of Crimean Tatars.[13]

According to the Kharkiv Human Rights Protection Group the only evidence that the prosecution has provided is a “pseudo assessment of a recorded conversation “in the kitchen” where the men were discussing the situation in Russia, Ukraine, the fate of Crimea, the place of Islam in both countries and various religious postulates.”[14]

In November 2018 the UN General Assembly adopted a resolution which called for the urgent release of Ukrainian citizens Oleg Sentsov, Volodymyr Balukh and Emir-Usein Kuku.[15]

The European Union expects Russia to reverse the sentencing of Kuku and his co-defendants and called for their release.[16]

The United States embassy in Kyiv strongly condemned the decision of the Russian court and called for the immediate release of Kuku and his five co-defendants.[17]

Family

Kuku is married and has two children.[18]

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title: Emir-Usein Kuku

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

Who is Emir-Usein Kuku?

answer: Emir-Usein Kuku is a Crimean Tatar human rights defender and member of the Crimean Human Rights Contact Group. He was charged by Russian authorities on the accusation that he was a member of the Islamist group Hizb ut-Tahrir, although Kuku denies any involvement in this organization. Kuku is married and has two children.

answer: Emir-Usein Kuku is a Crimean Tatar human rights defender and member of the Crimean Human Rights Contact Group. He was arrested and charged by Russian authorities on the accusation of being a member of the Islamist group Hizb ut-Tahrir, although he denies any involvement in this organization.

answer: A Crimean Tatar human rights defender and a member of the Crimean Human Rights Contact Group.

answer: A Crimean Tatar human rights defender and member of the Crimean Human Rights Contact Group

answer: He is a Crimean Tatar human rights defender and member of the Crimean Human Rights Contact Group.

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

Why was Kuku arrested?

answer: It was allegedly for the involvement in Hizb ut-Tahrir but Kuku denies any involvement.

answer: He was arrested on the accusation of being a member of the Islamist group Hizb ut-Tahrir.

answer: The article doesn't have an answer

text: The question is, in fact, answered by the passage.

refinement: He was arrested on the accusation of being a member of the Islamist group Hizb ut-Tahrir.

answer: Kuku was arrested by Russian authorities on the accusation that he was a member of the Islamist group Hizb ut-Tahrir.

answer: Russian authorities arrested Kuku on the accusation that he was a member of the Islamist group Hizb ut-Tahrir.

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

What was the purpose of Kuku's hunger strike?

answer: Kuku called for Russian President Vladimir Putin to give him and the co-defendants release.

answer: He declared an ultimatum to Russian President Vladimir Putin, although it is not stated what this ultimatum was.

answer: Kuku's hunger strike was to demand the release of himself and five of his co-defendants who had been convicted of terrorism.

answer: The purpose of Emir-Usein Kuku's hunger strike is to call on Russian President Vladimir Putin to release him and five of his co-defendants.

answer: The purpose was to organize a rally in memory of the deportation of Crimean Tatars in 2014, and to show solidarity with other political prisoners of Russia.

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

Summarize everything relating to Kuku's personal life.

answer: Kuku is married and has two children.

answer: Kuku is married and has two children, He is the organizer of the rally in memory of the deportation of Crimean Tatars in 2014.

text: There is unnecessary information.

answer: He is married and has two children.

answer: Kuku was born in Novorossiysk in 1976. He is married with two children and studied management and accounting in college. In 2014, he helped with search for missing people and participated in rallies in memory of the deportation of Crimean Tatars. In 2015, Kuku was arbitrarily detained and beaten by Russian authorities before being charged with alleged involvement in the activities of the Islamist group Hizb ut-Tahrir. On June 26, 2018, Kuku began an indefinite hunger strike in protest. On November 12, 2019, Kuku and five co-defendants were sentenced to 12 years in prison due to fabricated evidence.

text: There is unnecessary information.

refinement: Kuku was born in Novorossiysk in 1976. He is married with two children and studied management and accounting in college.

answer: Kuku was born in Novorossiysk in 1976, graduated with degrees from two colleges, he is married and has two children. He has been arrested and charged with alleged involvement in the activities of the Islamist organization Hizb ut-Tahrir, although he denies any involvement. The U.S. embassy in Kyiv strongly condemned the decision of the Russian court and called for his immediate release.

text: There is unnecessary information.

refinement: Kuku was born in Novorossiysk in 1976, graduated with degrees from two colleges, he is married and has two children.

question: Write a ~4 sentence summary.

answer: Emir-Usein Kuku is a Crimean Tatar human rights defender. In February 2016, he was arrested and charged by Russian authorities for alleged involvement in Islamist group Hizb ut-Tahrir. Kuku denies any involvement and has been sentenced to 12 years in prison. The US, EU, and Amnesty International have all condemned the sentencing. Kuku is married with two children.

answer: Emir-Usein Kuku is a Crimean Tatar human rights defender. In February 2016, he was arrested by Russian authorities and charged with alleged involvement in the activities of the Islamist organization Hizb ut-Tahrir. He has been sentenced to 12 years in prison. Calls for his release have been issued from various human rights organizations and members of the international community.

answer: Emir-Usein Kuku is a Crimean Tatar human rights defender and member of the Crimean Human Rights Contact Group. In February 2016 he was arrested and charged by Russian authorities on the accusation that he was a member of the Islamist group Hizb ut-Tahrir, although he denied any involvement in this organization. Kuku graduated with a degree in management from Kherson National Technical University and a year later he graduated from Kharkiv Financial and Economic Institute majoring in accounting. Kuku was sentenced to 12 years in prison for allegedly attempting to seize power in Russia.

answer: Emir-Usein Kuku (, born 26 June 1976) is a Crimean Tatar human rights defender and member of  the Crimean Human Rights Contact Group. Kuku and five others were sentenced to twelve years in prison on November 12, 2019 on charges related to the activities of a terrorist organization in the Southern Military District Court. Human rights groups believe the cases to be based on fabricated evidence.

answer: Kuku is a Crimean Tatar human rights activist. Since 2014, he has helped Crimean political prisoners as well as helped in the search for missing people. In 2016, he was charged and arrested under accusations of being a member of the Islamist group Hizb ut-Tahrir. He is regarded by Russianl civil rights society as a political prisoner, and the Humans Rights Watch cited his arrest as an example of the persecution of Crimean Tatars.


text:
Dawn of Darkness
Dark clouds blocked out the sun. Thunder rolled and boomed, as lightning lit up the skies. Below, the salty waves tossed and tumbled, growing larger as the wind whipped and raged from the north. The rain came down in torrents, pelting the deck of the wooden ship, and soaking the wood. The first mate barked out orders to the crew who busied themselves to carry those orders out. The sails were taken in, so as to not be blown off course. The idea was to wait out the storm, as the waves weren’t so bad that they needed to get out of danger. Near the bow, on top deck, a woman cloaked in a silver robe stood by a man who was robbed in royal purple. Both had crowns fastened to their heads. Soldiers stood by, on edge from the storm, but otherwise relaxed. The man smiled down at his wife and looked to the small bundle of joy she held in her arms. A small child, nearly a year old, rested against her mother’s breast. She had dark, nearly obsidian black hair. Her emerald green eyes were closed now, resting while the storm raged on around them. Her little fingers curled tightly around her mother’s necklace. Their calm was shattered by the sound of lightning as it hit the main mast. The following boom of thunder was loud enough to wake the dead. Deckhands scrambled as they tried to put out the fire that was quickly spreading, but another bolt of lighting struck the ship near the stern, and soon they understood their battle with the flames was a lost cause. The captain readied the life boats, and had the king and queen begin to board. A large wave crashed into the side of the ship and the queen and her child were sent flying over the side. The life boat was lowered down into the unforgiving seas. The queen tried to stay close to the boat, but between holding her child’s head above the waves and the weight of her attire, she was quickly losing strength. She felt something brush up against her. The queen was so tired at this point, her arm holding her child threatened to release her. She saw the life boat coming for her, she knew she would be safe soon. But her child.. Suddenly she felt her child being taken from her arms, as if the water itself was wishing her to drop the child. She screamed up at the skies to whatever god might be listening.

“Save my baby, please! Save my Allene!”

Something came up from the waves, a sleek head, covered in scales, long like a horse’s. two horns upon the top of it’s head that looked like blackened icicles, Nearly glowing blue orbs seemed to bring the queen into a state of shock. This was a water dragon. Feared for their ever-changing moods, and loved for their kindness. The desperate mother, without a thought, handed her child up to the dragon, who took it in it’s maw gently. But as the life boats came closer, the dragon’s eyes became a glare. There was a man raging in the small life boat, he was screaming out of fear, and waved a sword in the air. The dragon gave a deep growl and sunk below the waves.

The queen screamed in horror as she watched her baby disappear beneath the black waves, her strength gave out and she began to sink, hoping to join her child in a watery grave. Large hands pulled at her soaked body before she could embrace the darkness that surrounded her and she was pulled into the chaos of life. She sobbed openly as her king held her, the dread and hatred in his eyes was enough to keep the crew silent while they worked on getting everyone safely to shore. The closest line of safety being Conach Moore, an island that held many mountains. On the eastern side there was a small village that would be able to help them get home to Riochtdome.

Beneath the unforgiving waves, in the calm depths of the ocean, the water dragon still carried the young child in it’s maw, a protective barrier surrounded it so that water did not enter the child’s lungs. The dragon had sensed darkness in the King’s heart and sought to save both the mother and the child, but when she had looked for the mother, the king was already pulling her with him. With a heavy heart she took the child to her home, Farlig Dyre. It was a rather large island, filled with forests, mountains, rivers, and plains. It was a beautiful land where Humans dared not tread, and Dragons lived peacefully. She swam up to the edge of the massive cliff that served as a shoreline, digging her claws into the rough earth as she hauled her long, lithe body up the mountainous wall. Her deep blue scales dripped water and left a wet trail as she climbed over the wall and onto the soft lush grass of the northern forest. She placed the now awake, and yet peaceful child, onto the ground. She held her massive head to the sky and beckoned her elders with a roar. As she waited for the sounds of familiar wings beating against the wind, she gathered a few logs and used her claw to dig a small, shallow hole She placed the logs inside and lit a fire with her maw. Her fire was blue, but unlike most fires, it wasn’t as hot as it should be. It was warm, like a sunny day rather than a bursting inferno. She placed the child near the edge of it so as to keep it warm, spreading one of her small wings over her so as to keep her dry. She curled herself up around the child the mother had called Allene, and looked to the skies, awaiting the judgment of her elders.

title: [FN]Dawn of Darkness: The Beginning

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

Summarize the climactic event of the story.

answer: A storm causes a ship to catch fire, and the queen and her child go sailing overboard. The mother hands her child over to a water dragon, who protects and shelters the child. When the mother's kin shows up, the dragon leaves the child in the care of the kin and retreats. Human intervention ultimately saves the child.

text: The response is is wrong. The narrative provides a different conclusion.

refinement: A storm causes a ship to catch fire, and the queen and her child go sailing overboard. The mother hands her child over to a water dragon. When the mother's kin shows up, the dragon takes the child and retreats. The water dragon takes the child to Farlig Dyre and shelters and cares for it.

text: sailing overboard provides an different context.

refinement: A storm causes a ship to catch fire, and the queen and her child fall overboard. The mother hands her child over to a water dragon. When the mother's kin shows up, the dragon takes the child and retreats. The water dragon takes the child to Farlig Dyre and shelters and cares for it.

answer: The queen and her baby are stranded on a ship during a storm. A water dragon saves the baby from the ship and takes it to its home on Farlig Dyre. During the journey, the dragon makes a fire to keep the baby warm. When the dragon's elders arrive to investigate, they will judge the fate of the baby.

text: Narrative issues: the premise and conclusion are wrong.

refinement: The queen and her baby fall off a ship during a storm. A water dragon saves the baby from the waters and takes it to its home on Farlig Dyre. They arrive on the island, and the dragon makes a fire to keep the baby warm. There, the water dragon awaits its elders who will give their judgement.

answer: When a large wave washes the queen and baby over board she struggles to keep them both alive in the violent waves. When a water dragon with kind eyes approach her, she hands over her baby in desperation to save its life. The water dragon accepts the baby in its maw and swims off keeping the baby protected until it reaches the island Farlig Dyre. It lights a fire to keep the baby warm and calls its elders to make a judgement.

answer: The dramatic event is when all of the people on the ship in a storm are thrown into the sea when lightning strikes near the bow. The queen tries to float on the lifeboat, but the water keeps distracting her from paying attention to the boat. She feels something brushing against her and turns around to see a massive water dragon lift up her infant, Allene. The dragon swims to an island called Farlig Dyr where she places the mother and babe and keeps them both dry.

text: some parts of the response do not match the narrative.

refinement: The dramatic event is when all of the people on the ship in a storm are thrown into the sea when lightning strikes near the bow. The queen tries to get on the lifeboat, but the waves throw her and her baby off the ship. She sees a massive water dragon lift up her infant to save it, but the dragon is unable to take the mother. The dragon swims to an island called Farlig Dyr where she places the babe and keeps it dry.

text: The first sentence has bad readability due to its grammatical structure.

refinement: During a storm, a ship's crew and passengers head to lifeboats after lightning strikes the ship twice. As the queen tries to get on a lifeboat, the waves throw her and her baby off the ship. She sees a massive water dragon lift up her infant to save it, but the dragon is unable to take the mother. The dragon swims to an island called Farlig Dyr where she places the babe and keeps it dry.

answer: The climactic event occurs when there is a firestorm on a hunting ship full of royalty. In the feverish chaos, a woman being prepared to be saved on a lifeboat accidentally drops her baby in a sea which then is rescued by a dragon. When the dragon decides to take the baby to her nest, the woman watches in horror noticing the life boat will have had reached her by now and might have saved her if it hadn't been for the dragon. The dragon then allows the woman to take this moment to contemplate the mistake of abandoning her child.

text:
It was a storm, not a fire storm. The lightning caused the fires.

The queen does not drop her baby in the sea, they both fall into the sea. She later loses strength in her arms and asks the dragon to save the baby.

The queen does not make a realization that the lifeboat would have gotten to her in time.

The dragon had not affected the amount of time for the lifeboat to reach the queen. It was the queen who willingly gives the baby to the dragon.

The dragon immediately leaves with the baby when the lifeboat approaches, the queen's horror is in thinking that her baby drowned (the dragon did not explain it would use a protective barrier to keep the child safe underwater).

refinement: The ship of the royal family is caught in a storm. In the feverish chaos, the queen and her baby accidentally falls into the sea. The baby is rescued by a dragon when the queen's strength fails to hold her child. As the lifeboat approaches the queen, she watches in horror when the dragon dives underwater to take the baby away.

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

Summarize how the queen changes over the story.

answer: The queen initially begins the story terrified and desperate, but eventually resigns herself to the idea that her child has been taken by the waves and drowned. She wakes up later to find her child being protected by a dragon. Despite her initial objection, the queen eventually realizes that her child is now in good hands and feels gratitude towards the dragon. Over the course of the story, the queen gradually comes to realize that while parts of her life have been lost, she still has something precious in her child which must be protected at all costs.

text: The response does not reflect what is in the summary.

refinement: The queen tries to save her baby from drowning but becomes desperate when her arms lose strength. She begs the gods to save her child and when she sees the water dragon, she desperately hands her baby to the dragon. When the dragon dives underwater after seeing the lifeboats approach, the queen is horrified and think that her child will drown so she wants to die. She is extremely sad at the end, thinking her child is dead and also possibly dreading being with the king, who, according to the story, has darkness in his heart.

answer: The queen changes significantly over the course of the story. She starts off as a mother concerned for her child's safety in the middle of a storm. She turns to despair when her child is taken by a dragon. With the arrival of the king and the subsequent events, the queen becomes more determined and focused on ensuring her child's safety. She becomes more courageous and resilient as she faces challenges. At the end of the story, the queen becomes determined to keep her child safe, despite the opposition it faces.

text: the changes in the queen after the arrival of the king is wrong in the response. Also, the child is not taken by the dragon, instead, the queen gives the child to the dragon.

refinement: The queen changes significantly over the course of the story. She starts off as a mother concerned for her child's safety in the middle of a storm. Desperate, she turns to a water dragon to save her child. When the dragon dives underwater after seeing the lifeboats approach, the queen is horrified and think that her child will drown so she wants to die. She is extremely sad at the end, thinking her child is dead and also possibly dreading being with the king, who, according to the story, has darkness in his heart.

answer: Initially we see the queen reacting to the ship being hit by lightning and fire. She drops her child and falls into the water, screaming out for her child to be saved. Later her child is taken by a water dragon, who places the child on an island. The queen sinks into the water, exhausted and helpless. She is hauled into the life boat but is inconsolable to the point that she is actively making the process of rescuing her and her child a lot more difficult.

text: There is no mention of trying to retrieve the child from the water dragon, if anything it is implied that the queen has assumed that the child has drowned.

refinement: Initially we see the queen reacting to the ship being hit by lightning and fire. She drops her child and falls into the water, screaming out for her child to be saved. Later her child is taken by a water dragon, who places the child on an island. The queen sinks into the water, exhausted and helpless. She is hauled into the life boat but is inconsolable.

answer: The queen was standing near the bow of the ship with the king, holding her 1-year-old baby close to her, while the storm raged around them. The ship was lost after two direct lightning strikes and the queen and baby was tossed overboard when a wave hit the ship. The queen struggled to hold her baby's head above water while keeping herself afloat with her attire being weighed down. In desperation she hands her baby over to a water dragon to save its life. She screamed in horror as the dragon disappeared with her baby below the waves and longed for the same watery grave, but strong hands pulled her into a life boat. She cried into the king's shoulder for her lost child.

answer: At the beginning of the story, the queen has a fatal accident while helping the crew get everyone to safety. The king is upset that she was a distraction and almost died because of it. However, later the king and the crew are impressed by her bravery in rescuing their daughter. She underwent a complete character change over the course of the story.

text: All the key events mentioned in the response are wrong.

refinement: The queen was standing near the bow of the ship with the king, holding her 1-year-old baby close to her, while the storm raged around them. The ship was lost after two direct lightning strikes and the queen and baby was tossed overboard when a wave hit the ship. The queen struggled to hold her baby's head above water while keeping herself afloat with her attire being weighed down. In desperation she hands her baby over to a water dragon to save its life. She screamed in horror as the dragon disappeared with her baby below the waves and longed for the same watery grave, but strong hands pulled her into a life boat. She cried into the king's shoulder for her lost child.

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

Summarize what happened to the ship.

answer: A thunderstorm starts while the ship is at sea and it catches on fire. The king, queen and the queen's child are thrown overboard where they are rescued by a water dragon. The child is returned to the dragon and the queen falls and nearly drowns, but is rescued by the king. The ship is lost in the sinking.

text: Everything after the first sentence is not related to the ship.

refinement: The ship is in the storm as the crew tries to wait out the bad weather. Lightning hits the ship twice, causing fires, and leads to the crew deciding to abandon it. A large wave hits the ship, causing it to lurch strong enough to toss the queen and her child off. There is no further mention of the ship when its crew get into the lifeboats.

answer: A storm brewed and set fire to the main mast of the ship. The ship was taken down by waves, and the queen and her infant were flung into the ocean. The dragon under the water saved the infant from the waves and took her to her home on Farlig Dyre. The king and the rest of the crew made it safely to shore.

text: The wave crashed into the ship, but did not sink it. The last two sentences are not about the ship.

refinement: The ship is in the storm as the crew tries to wait out the bad weather. Lightning hits the ship twice, causing fires, which leads to the crew deciding to abandon it. A large wave hits the ship, causing it to lurch strong enough to toss the queen and her child off. There is no further mention of the ship when its crew get into the lifeboats.

answer: A storm came and because the sails were taken down, the ship became a sitting duck. A lighting sawn started a fire, and another bolt hit near the stern and kindled the fire. The captain ordered that they abandon ship but while most of the crew left the ship in a life boat, Queen Melein got separated from the boat. A large wave pushed her into the water and she struggled to stay afloat, losing her grip on her daughter. A large dragon used its breath to spread a barrier near the royal pair and lifted them out of the water and moved them to safety at Farlig Dyre Island.

text: Queen's name is not given in the story. The last two sentences are not about the boat.

refinement: A storm came and because the sails were taken down, the ship became a sitting duck. A lighting sawn started a fire, and another bolt hit near the stern and kindled the fire. The captain ordered that they abandon ship but while most of the crew left the ship in a life boat. A large wave hits the ship, causing it to lurch strong enough to toss the queen and her child off. There is no further mention of the ship when its crew get into the lifeboats.

answer: The ship is caught in a storm. The crew attempt to sail away from the storm but the lightning catches the main mast. Prom near where the queen and king stood, a bolt hits the ship. These strikes cause a fire that the crew members cannot put out. The captain grounds the boat and loads people into the life boats. However, the currents throw the boat off course and the queen and her child are thrown into the ocean.

text: The crew's plan for the storm is to wait it out, not to sail away. Also, the boat is not mentioned to be taken off course.

refinement: The ship is caught in a storm. The crew try to wait out the storm but the lightning catches the main mast. Prom near where the queen and king stood, a bolt hits the ship. These strikes cause a fire that the crew members cannot put out. The captain grounds the boat and loads people into the life boats. However, a strong wave throws the queen and her child into the ocean.

text: typo

refinement: The ship is caught in a storm. The crew try to wait out the storm but the lightning catches the main mast. From near where the queen and king stood, a bolt hits the ship. These strikes cause a fire that the crew members cannot put out. The captain grounds the boat and loads people into the life boats. However, a strong wave throws the queen and her child into the ocean.

answer: Waves tossed the ship about during a severe storm at sea. The rain came down in torrents and sails were taken down when the decision was made to wait out the storm. Lightning hit the main mast and the thunder could wake the dead. Deckhands scrambled to put out the fire while lightning strikes the stern; the ship was a lost cause. Life boats were called as the queen and her baby was tossed over the side. The ship was abandoned.

text: The wording of the response is disjointed.

refinement: The ship is in the storm as the crew tries to wait out the bad weather. Lightning hits the ship twice, causing fires, and leads to the crew deciding to abandon it. A large wave hits the ship, causing it to lurch strong enough to toss the queen and her child off. There is no further mention of the ship when its crew get into the lifeboats.


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AVERIL CONSTANCE DEMUTH (1906–2000) was an English writer of children's stories, several of which have a fantasy element.

Life

Averil Constance Demuth was born on 5 January 1906 in Devon.

In the 1920s Demuth wrote words for music composed by Norman Demuth. However, her first story was _Trudi and Hansel_ (1938), set in the Austrian Tyrol. The girl Trudi, the boy Hansel, the cow Lotti, the dog Berni, the hen Griselda and the raven Kraak all go up the mountain to see Riese the giant, and then all come down again. Eleanor Farjeon gave the book a positive review: “Nora Lavrin's delicious crayon illustrations are the gay and unsophisticated complement to Averil Demuth's Tyrolean tale ... I like this book very much”.[1] A biographical sketch of Demuth appeared in the children's book club magazine _Young Wings_.[2] _The House in the Mountains_ (1940), illustrated by Grace Huxtable, was set in Kandergurgl, a little Swiss village. Max, Lisel and the other children encounter a witch, a wicked baron, Ruffin the dog, Mr Fooks the fox and Mr Trog the bear in a story with kidnappings, magic, secret passages and a ransom.[3]

In 1941 she was living in Heston, Cornwall.[4] She married Anthony Cockbain in Penzance in 1941, though he died in November 1942,[5] after only one year of marriage.[6]

_The Enchanted Islands_ (1941) was followed by _Sea Gypsies_ (1942), a holiday story of Peter and Petronel on an “enchanted island”, where the “little people” were as real as humans. The _Manchester Guardian_ reviewer welcomed the book: “This story is very well done”.[7]_The House of the Wind_(1953) was an adventure story set in Cornwall. One reviewer remarked that the story “spurns the hygenic world of normal holidays and enters into Lyonese and ancient magic without being objectionably fey”.[8]

In 1968 Demuth edited a book about the Minack Theatre: six people connected to the theatre described their activities, and Demuth herself gave a historical account of the theatre.[9] She died on 16 May 2000 in Penzance.

Works

-   (with Norman Demuth) _Two ships: unison song_. London: Oxford University Press, 1926. The English choral songs, no. 57. Music by Norman Demuth, words by Averil Demuth.
-   (with Norman Demuth) _Spindrift: unison song_. London : Edward Arnold & Co., 1930. Singing class music, No. 370. Music by Norman Demuth, words by Averil Demuth.
-   _Trudi and Hansel: a story of the Austrian Tyrol_. London: J.M. Dent and Sons, 1938. Illustrated by Nora Lavrin.
-   _The house in the mountains: a Swiss story_. London. Illustrated by Grace Huxtable. (American edition illustrated by Ninon MacKnight.)
-   _The enchanted islands: a modern fairy tale_. London: H. Hamilton, 1941. Illustrated by Grace Huxtable.
-   _The sea gypsies_. London: H. Hamilton, 1942. Illustrated by Grace Huxtable.
-   _The house of the wind_. London: Hamish Hamilton, 1953. Illustrated by Fritz Wegner.
-   (ed.) ''The Minack open-air theatre: a symposium ''. Newton Abbott: David Charles Ltd., 1968.

[1] Eleanor Farjeon, 'Authors v. Artists', _The Manchester Guardian_, 4 December 1938, p. 18.

[2] _Young Wings: The Magazine of the Boys' and Girls' Book Club_, Vol. 10, No. 4 (September 1938), p. 20.

[3] 'For the Children: Happy Families', _The Manchester Guardian_, 5 January 1941, p. 4.

[4]

[5] 'Deaths', _The Times_, 9 December 1942, p. 1.

[6] British & Irish Women Writers of Fiction 1910-1960 (D)

[7] M. C., 'Books of the Day: Christmas Books', _The Manchester Guardian_, 18 December 1942, p. 3.

[8] Mary Crozier, 'Books for the Uncertain Years', _The Manchester Guardian_, 4 December 1953, p. 9.

[9] _The Times_, 26 August 1968, p. 9.

title: Averil Demuth

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

Summarize what happened in the 1940's.

answer: In 1940, Averil Demuth wrote The House in the Mountains. In 1941, she wrote The Enchanted Islands. In 1942, she wrote Sea Gypsies.

text: Mention the events regarding her personalize life as well.

refinement: In 1940, Averil Demuth wrote The House in the Mountains. In 1941, she wrote The Enchanted Islands. At this time, she was living in Heston, Cornwall and married Anthony Cockbain in Penzance. He died shortly in November 1942. In 1942, Demuth wrote Sea Gypsies.

answer: In the 1940's, Demuth wrote two books, The House in the Mountains and The Enchanted Islands. She married Anthony Cockbain in 1941, but he died in 1942. She also edited a book about the Minack Theatre in 1968.

text: Omit the line about 1968.

refinement: In the 1940's, Demuth wrote two books, The House in the Mountains and The Enchanted Islands. She married Anthony Cockbain in 1941, but he died in 1942.

answer: In 1940, Averil Demuth wrote The House in the Mountains. In 1941, she wrote The Enchanted Islands. In 1942, she wrote Sea Gypsies. She married Anthony Cockbain in 1941.

text: Mention that Anthony died in 1942.

refinement: In 1940, Averil Demuth wrote The House in the Mountains. In 1941, she wrote The Enchanted Islands. In 1942, she wrote Sea Gypsies. She married Anthony Cockbain in 1941 but he died in November 1942.

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

Summarize all the information relating to the mountainous Austrian Tyrol.

answer: Averil Demuth's first story was Trudi and Hansel, set in the Austrian Tyrol. The girl Trudi, the boy Hansel, the cow Lotti, the dog Berni, the hen Griselda and the raven Kraak all go up the mountain to see Riese the giant, and then all come down again. Eleanor Farjeon gave the book a positive review. The House in the Mountains was also set in the Austrian Tyrol.

text: Omit the parts that are exclusively about the characters and the reception of the book but not the setting.

refinement: Averil Demuth's first story was Trudi and Hansel, set in the Austrian Tyrol. The House in the Mountains was also set in the Austrian Tyrol.

answer: Averil Demuth's first story was 'Trudi and Hansel', set in the Austrian Tyrol. The girl Trudi, the boy Hansel, the cow Lotti, the dog Berni, the hen Griselda, and the raven Kraak all go up the mountain to see Riese the giant, and then all come down again. Eleanor Farjeon gave the book a positive review.

text: Omit the parts that are exclusively about the characters and the reception of the book but not the setting.

refinement: Averil Demuth's first story was Trudi and Hansel, set in the Austrian Tyrol.

answer: Averil Demuth's first story was Trudi and Hansel, set in the Austrian Tyrol. The girl Trudi, the boy Hansel, the cow Lotti, the dog Berni, the hen Griselda and the raven Kraak all go up the mountain to see Riese the giant, and then all come down again. Eleanor Farjeon gave the book a positive review.

text: Omit the parts that are exclusively about the characters and the reception of the book but not the setting.

refinement: Averil Demuth's first story was Trudi and Hansel, set in the Austrian Tyrol. The House in the Mountains was also set in the Austrian Tyrol.

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

Summarize the locations used by Demuth for her children's books.

answer: Her first book set in the Austrian Tyrol. Her second book set in Kandergurgl, a little Swiss village. Her third book set in Cornwall. Her fourth book set on an "enchanted island". Her fifth book set in Cornwall. Her sixth book set in Penzance.

text: Omit the last line.

refinement: Her first book set in the Austrian Tyrol. Her second book set in Kandergurgl, a little Swiss village. Her third book set in Cornwall. Her fourth book set on an "enchanted island". Her fifth book set in Cornwall.

answer: She set the story for 'Trudi and Hansel' in the Austrian Tyroles. 'The House in the Mountains' was set in a little Swiss village, 'The Enchanted Islands' in an "enchanted island", and 'The House of the Wind' in Cornwall.

answer: Her first book set in the Austrian Tyrol. Her second book set in Kandergurgl, a little Swiss village. Her third book set in Cornwall. Her fourth book set on an "enchanted island". Her fifth book set in Cornwall. Her sixth book set in Penzance. Her seventh book set in Heston, Cornwall.

text: Omit the last two lines.

refinement: Her first book set in the Austrian Tyrol. Her second book set in Kandergurgl, a little Swiss village. Her third book set in Cornwall. Her fourth book set on an "enchanted island". Her fifth book set in Cornwall.

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

Summarize the reviews of Demuth's publications.

answer: Eleanor Farjeon gave a positive review of Demuth's Trudi and Hansel. The Manchester Guardian welcomed Demuth's Sea Gypsies and The Enchanted Islands. One reviewer of The House of the Wind described the story as having a hygienic world of normal holidays and entering into Lyonese and ancient magic without being objectionably fey.

answer: Eleanor Farjeon gave a positive review of Demuth's Trudi and Hansel. The Manchester Guardian welcomed Demuth's Sea Gypsies. One reviewer of The House of the Wind described the story as having a hygienic world of normal holidays and entering into Lyonese and ancient magic without being objectionably fey.


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[paris exercise ban]

France’s capital has banned daytime outdoor exercise while the rest of the country can continue (Picture: AFP)
All outdoor exercise between 10am and 7pm is now banned in the French capital after officials lost their patience with people ignoring social distancing rules.

Parisians were seen walking and jogging in groups in the city’s parks over the sunny weekend despite the threat of on-the-spot fines upwards of €135 (£120) for violating lockdown rules.

France has been under one of Europe’s strictest lockdowns for nearly a month, requiring everyone to have a printed form stating their reason for being outside every time they leave the home.

The rest of the country is still allowed out to exercise within half a mile of their address, shop for essentials, or see a doctor.

[French judoka (-66 kg category) Kilian Le Blouch (L) and his girlfriend French judoka Sarah Harachi train in the living room of their apartment on April 3, 2020, in Chatenay-Malabry, near Paris, on the 18th day of a lockdown in France aimed at curbing the spread of the COVID-19 (novel coronavirus). (Photo by FRANCK FIFE / AFP) (Photo by FRANCK FIFE/AFP via Getty Images)]

A couple, both Olympic judo wrestlers, shared their home workouts in Paris (Picture: AFP)
The mayor of Paris, Anne Hidalgo, said the new rules would make people exercise ‘when the streets are generally at their quietest’.

France’s death toll has passed 10,000, the fourth-highest officially-reported figure after Italy, Spain and the US.

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The government’s health minister, Olivier Véran, said on Tuesday that the country is still in a ‘worsening phase of the epidemic’.

Spain, the second-worst hit country in Europe after Italy, has had an outright ban on outdoor exercise since its lockdown was introduced.

[A woman excercises on a bench on Pont des Arts in central Paris, early on April 8, 2020, as a new regulation is put into place asking people to practice their sports before 10:00 and after 19:00, on the 23thrd day of a lockdown in France aimed at curbing the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic, caused by the novel coronavirus. - The city of Paris decided to regulate the hours of outdoors sports following a sunny and warm weekend that saw many citizens flouting the social distancing requirements put into place to curb the spread of the COVID-19. (Photo by Alain JOCARD / AFP) (Photo by ALAIN JOCARD/AFP via Getty Images)]

The daytime ban is intended to spread people’s outdoor time more evenly throughout the day (Picture:AFP)
An exception was granted for people walking their dogs, which led to a black market of pet-owners renting their animals out to others so they could go outside.

Parisians might now take inspiration from some of the viral social media clips showing the creative ways Spaniards have tried to maintain their fitness – such as gym classes delivered by an instructor on his roof to rows of people on balconies across the street.

Many countries in Europe are now plotting a course to end their lockdowns, and some have started easing restrictions.

People in the Czech Republic have had to wear facemasks outside at all times by law, but can from today leave home without one.

Some sports facilities such as tennis courts are now allowed to reopen as long as no more than two people play in a group, and shops selling certain non-essential goods will open from Thursday.

[Fitness instructor runs class from the middle of housing complex in Spain https://www.instagram.com/ursullinetv/ Picture: ursullinetv]

A fitness instructor in Spain ran classes from a rooftop (Picture: @sanosevillabermejales)
Denmark and Austria, which were two of the first European countries to go into lockdown, will start a slow exit from next week.

Denmark will reopen nurseries and primary schools from April 15, while Austria will allow small shops, DIY stores and garden centres to open from April 14.

The German government has drawn up an action plan to phase in a step-by-step return to normality, including mandatory mask-wearing in public, limits on gatherings and the rapid tracing of infection chains, according to Reuters.

However, the plan assumes the pandemic will last through to 2021.

Disease experts in a number of countries have warned that, until a vaccine is developed, there may be no way to end the lockdown without the virus spreading again.

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Answer the following question based on the above passage:

What does the article say about the motivation behind the exercise ban?

answer: The motivation behind the exercise ban is to make people exercise when the streets are generally at their quietest. The ban is intended to spread people's outdoor time more evenly throughout the day.

text: The answer should mention that the overall goal is to stop the spread of COVID-19.

refinement: The motivation behind the exercise ban is to make people exercise when the streets are generally at their quietest. The ban is intended to spread people's outdoor time more evenly throughout the day to stop the spread of COVID-19.

answer: The motivation behind the exercise ban is to spread people's outdoor time more evenly throughout the day. The ban is also intended to reduce the risk of people being outside at the busiest times of the day. The mayor of Paris, Anne Hidalgo, says the ban will make people exercise when the streets are generally at their quietest.

answer: The motivation behind the exercise ban is to spread people's outdoor time more evenly throughout the day. The ban is also intended to reduce the risk of people being outside at the busiest times of the day. The mayor of Paris, Anne Hidalgo, says the ban will make people exercise when the streets are generally at their quietest.

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Answer the following question based on the above passage:

What does the article say about the response to the pandemic in nations besides France?

answer: Spain has an outright ban on outdoor exercise. The Czech Republic has had to wear facemasks outside at all times by law, but can from today leave home without one. Denmark and Austria, which were two of the first European countries to go into lockdown, will start a slow exit from next week. Denmark will reopen nurseries and primary schools from April 15, while Austria will allow small shops, DIY stores and garden centers to open from April 14. The German government has drawn up an action plan to phase in a step-by-step return to normality, including mandatory mask-wearing in public, limits on gatherings and the rapid tracing of infection chains, according to Reuters. However, the plan assumes the pandemic will last through to 2021. Disease experts in a number of countries have warned that, until a vaccine is developed, there may be no way to end the lockdown without the virus spreading again.

text: The disease experts' warning is irrelevant to the question.

refinement: Spain has an outright ban on outdoor exercise. The Czech Republic has had to wear facemasks outside at all times by law, but can from today leave home without one. Denmark and Austria, which were two of the first European countries to go into lockdown, will start a slow exit from next week. Denmark will reopen nurseries and primary schools from April 15, while Austria will allow small shops, DIY stores and garden centers to open from April 14. The German government has drawn up an action plan to phase in a step-by-step return to normality, including mandatory mask-wearing in public, limits on gatherings and the rapid tracing of infection chains, according to Reuters. However, the plan assumes the pandemic will last through to 2021.

answer: Spain has an outright ban on outdoor exercise. Denmark and Austria are two of the first European countries to go into lockdown. Denmark will reopen nurseries and primary schools from April 15, while Austria will allow small shops, DIY stores and garden centers to open from April 14. The Czech Republic has had to wear facemasks outside at all times by law, but can from today leave home without one. The German government has drawn up an action plan to phase in a step-by-step return to normality.

answer: Spain has an outright ban on outdoor exercise. Denmark and Austria are two of the first European countries to go into lockdown. Denmark will reopen nurseries and primary schools from April 15, while Austria will allow small shops, DIY stores and garden centers to open from April 14. The German government has drawn up an action plan to phase in a step-by-step return to normality.

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Answer the following question based on the above passage:

What does the article say about the response to the pandemic in North American countries?

answer: No answer

answer: The article does not mention anything about North American countries.


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GABRIEL BO DURKAC (born December 12, 1972) is an American college baseball coach and former third baseman. He is the hitting and infield coach at the University of South Florida. Durkac played college baseball at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 1992 and Virginia Tech from 1993 to 1995 and Arizona State University before pursuing a professional career. He served as the head baseball coach at Illinois State University from 2015 to 2018.

Playing career

Durkac began his college career at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where he hit .226 as a freshman. After being told he would not have much of an opportunity to play much as a sophomore, he transferred to Virginia Tech.[1] While he was at Virginia Tech, he was twice named an All-Metro Conference honoree.

Coaching career

On June 10, 2002, Durkac was hired as an assistant at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte.[2]

On June 23, 2014, Durkac was promoted to head baseball coach.[3] He was fired on May 29, 2018, after compiling a 82–134 record.[4]

On July 26, 2018, Durkac was named the volunteer assistant at the University of Miami, working with infielders and hitters.[5] He was then named the infielder and hitting coach at the University of South Florida, as well as recruiting coordinator on July 16, 2019.[6]

Head coaching record

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title: Bo Durkac

question: What is Bo Durkac's full name?

answer: Gabriel Bo Durkac

answer: Gabriel Bo Durkac

answer: Bo Durkac's full name is Gabriel Bo Durkac.

answer: Gabriel Bo Durkac.

question: With which universities has Durkac been associated?

answer: Durkac has been associated with the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Virginia Tech, the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, the University of Miami, and the University of South Florida.

text: The response is missing Arizona State University and Illinois State University.

refinement: Durkac has been associated with the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Virginia Tech, the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, the University of Miami, Arizona State University, Illinois State University, and the University of South Florida.

answer: University of South Florida, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Virginia Tech, Arizona State University, Illinois State University, University of North Carolina at Charlotte, and University of Miami.

answer: Durkac has been associated with the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Virginia Tech, the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, and the University of Miami.

text: The response is missing the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, Arizona State University, and the University of South Florida.

refinement: Durkac has been associated with the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Virginia Tech, the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, the University of Miami, the university of North Carolina at Charlotte, Arizona State University, and the University of South Florida.

answer: Durkac has been associated with the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Virginia Tech, Arizona State University, and Illinois State University.

text: The response is missing the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, the University of Miami, and the University of South Florida.

refinement: Durkac has been associated with the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Virginia Tech, Arizona State University, the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, the University of Miami, and the University of South Florida, and Illinois State University.

question: When did Durkac become a coach?

answer: Durkac became a coach in 2014 when he was hired as the head coach of the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. He was fired in 2018. In July 2019, Durkac was named the infield and hitting coach at the University of South Florida, as well as the recruiting coordinator.

answer: Durkac became a coach in 2002.

text: Durkac was hired as an assistant in 2002. He did not become a coach until 2014.

answer: Durkac was hired as an assistant coach at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte on June 10, 2002.

text: While the response is accurate, it does not answer the question of when Durkac became a coach.

refinement: Durkac became the head baseball coach on June 23, 2014.

answer: He became a head coach in 2014, and later an infielder and hitting coach in 2019.

question: What sport does Durkac play?

answer: Baseball, at the college level.

answer: Durkac played college baseball.

answer: Durkac played college baseball at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 1992 and Virginia Tech from 1993 to 1995 and Arizona State University before pursuing a professional career.

answer: Baseball

question: Describe Durkac's career as a player.

answer: Durkac played college baseball at three different schools, ultimately finishing his career at Arizona State University. Durkac was a solid player, twice being named an All-Metro Conference honoree, but he was never a star player. He was ultimately not able to make it as a professional player.

answer: Durkac was a third baseman in college baseball, hitting .226 as a freshman at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, before being told he would not play much as a sophomore. He transferred to Virginia Tech, where he was twice named an All-Metro Conference honoree.

answer: Durkac played college baseball at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 1992 and Virginia Tech from 1993 to 1995 and Arizona State University before pursuing a professional career.

answer: Durkac began his college career at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where he hit .226 as a freshman. After being told he would not have much of an opportunity to play much as a sophomore, he transferred to Virginia Tech. While he was at Virginia Tech, he was twice named an All-Metro Conference honoree.

question: Write a ~3 sentence summary.

answer: Gabriel Bo Durkac is an American college baseball coach. He played as a third baseman at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and Virginia Tech. He became a head coach in 2014, was fired in 2018, and became an infielder and hitting coach in 2019.

answer: Gabriel Durkac is an American college baseball coach and former third baseman. He is the hitting and infield coach at the University of South Florida. Durkac played college baseball at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 1992 and Virginia Tech from 1993 to 1995 and Arizona State University before pursuing a professional career. He served as the head baseball coach at Illinois State University from 2015 to 2018.

answer: Gabriel Durkac is a college baseball coach, most recently serving as head coach at Illinois State University. He previously worked as an assistant coach at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte and was most recently head coach at Illinois State. Durkac has a career coaching record of 82-134.

answer: Gabriel Durkac is an American college baseball coach and former third baseman. He is the hitting and infield coach at the University of South Florida. He played college baseball at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Virginia Tech, and Arizona State University.