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SAN ANTONIO -- After nearly seven months of operation and serving more than 32,000 migrants seeking asylum in the U.S., the City of San Antonio has decided to close the Migrant Resource Center, which is located at 400 North St. Mary’s Street as of Friday.

-   OPENED ON MARCH 30
-   OTHER CITY AGENCIES ALSO HELPED
-   AGENCIES WILL CONTINUE TO OFFER SERVICES

“Our community came together to provide a compassionate layover to families seeking asylum in the United States. As they traveled through our city they were greeted with safe shelter and San Antonio’s welcoming spirit,” said Mayor Ron Nirenberg. “We should all be proud of the response San Antonio provided these families during their stay. I’d like to thank my Council colleagues, City staff and our community partners for their support in operation of the Migrant Resource Center.”

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The City opened the center on March 30, 2019, to provide needed services to the surge of Central American asylum seekers traveling through San Antonio after being released by Border Patrol and legally on their way to host families and cities.

The City of San Antonio Human Services Department operated the center, in close coordination with other City departments, San Antonio Food Bank, Interfaith Welcome Coalition, Travis Park Church, Catholic Charities, and other nonprofits and community volunteers.

“We are grateful to the City Council, City staff, and our many community partners for their support and hard work, embodying compassion in San Antonio,” said City Manager Erik Walsh. “I am proud of our City employees and community members who volunteered their time at the Migrant Resource Center. San Antonio opened itself to migrants seeking asylum and showed compassion to our neighbors from across the world.”

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At its peak in mid-summer, the center served as many as 450 migrants per day, with just as many receiving overnight shelter at Travis Park Church.

Associate Pastor Gavin Rogers of Travis Park Church said this in a statement about the closing of the migrant center:

_“Getting to shelter, serve and walk alongside our migrant brothers and sisters has not only been a blessing for our church, volunteers, and workers but also a practice of solidarity, love, and hospitality. We had the opportunity to serve and it was worth every long night and day. Our migrant friends and families added so much to our community with their presence, love, and testimonies. They are heroes.”_

The number of daily arrivals and overnight shelter use dropped significantly in the last several weeks, prompting the City to transition the center. Partner agencies will resume managing services to asylum seekers, as they were doing before the center was activated.

question: Why was the San Antonio Migrant Resource Center closed?

answer: The number of immigrants coming through reduced significantly. The city decided to use the center for other duties.

answer: The center was closed because the number of asylum seekers arriving in San Antonio dropped significantly. Partner agencies will resume providing services to asylum seekers.

answer: The center was closed because the number of arrivals and overnight shelter use dropped significantly in the last several weeks.

answer: The number of daily arrivals and overnight shelter use dropped significantly in the last several weeks, prompting the City to transition the center.

question: What did the Migrant Resource Center accomplish?

answer: They processed more than 32,000 migrants, found them shelter in their time of need.

answer: The center provided needed services to the surge of Central American asylum seekers traveling through San Antonio after being released by Border Patrol and legally on their way to host families and cities.

answer: The Migrant Resource Center provided services to Central American asylum seekers.

answer: The Migrant Resource Center provided services to asylum seekers in San Antonio, including shelter and food. The center has now closed, but partner agencies will continue to offer services to asylum seekers.

question: What departments were involved with the Migrant Resource Center?

answer: The Human Services Department, the City Manager, the City Council, the City staff, and the many community partners.

text: The City of San Antonio Human Services Department operated the center, in close coordination with other City departments, San Antonio Food Bank, Interfaith Welcome Coalition, Travis Park Church, Catholic Charities, and other nonprofits and community volunteers.

answer: The City of San Antonio Human Services Department operated the center, in close coordination with other City departments, San Antonio Food Bank, Interfaith Welcome Coalition, Travis Park Church, Catholic Charities, and other nonprofits and community volunteers.

text: The City of San Antonio Human Services Department operated the center, in close coordination with other City departments, San Antonio Food Bank, Interfaith Welcome Coalition, Travis Park Church, Catholic Charities, and other nonprofits and community volunteers.

answer: The City of San Antonio Human Services Department operated the center, in close coordination with other City departments, San Antonio Food Bank, Interfaith Welcome Coalition, Travis Park Church, Catholic Charities, and other nonprofits and community volunteers.

text: The City of San Antonio Human Services Department operated the center, in close coordination with other City departments, San Antonio Food Bank, Interfaith Welcome Coalition, Travis Park Church, Catholic Charities, and other nonprofits and community volunteers.

answer: The Human Services Department, San Antonio Food Bank, Interfaith Welcome Coalition, and Catholic Charities were all involved with the Migrant Resource Center.

text: The City of San Antonio Human Services Department operated the center, in close coordination with other City departments, San Antonio Food Bank, Interfaith Welcome Coalition, Travis Park Church, Catholic Charities, and other nonprofits and community volunteers.

question: How will the handling of asylum seekers continue?

answer: The partner agencies will resume managing services to asylum seekers, as they were doing before the center was activated.

answer: Other city agencies will continue to offer services to asylum seekers, as they were doing before the Migrant Resource Center was activated.

answer: The partner agencies of the Migrant Resource Center will continue to provide services.

answer: The City of San Antonio Human Services Department will continue to operate the center, in close coordination with other City departments, San Antonio Food Bank, Interfaith Welcome Coalition, Travis Park Church, Catholic Charities, and other nonprofits and community volunteers.

text: The center is no longer being run. However, similar services will be run by other agencies.

refinement: The partner agencies will continue to offer services.

question: Write a ~4 sentence summary.

answer: After serving more than 32,000 migrants over the last seven months, San Antonio closes the Migrant Resource Center. The center, which opened on March 30, 2019, served more than 450 people per day at its peak with the help of other city agencies. Now that the migration numbers have dwindled significantly, the city decided to use the center for other purposes. Head officials associated with it expressed their gratefulness for being able to show solidarity and charity.

answer: The City of San Antonio has decided to close the Migrant Resource Center, which is located at 400 North St. Mary’s Street as of Friday. The center was opened on March 30, 2019, to provide needed services to the surge of Central American asylum seekers traveling through San Antonio after being released by Border Patrol and legally on their way to host families and cities. The City of San Antonio Human Services Department operated the center, in close coordination with other City departments, San Antonio Food Bank, Interfaith Welcome Coalition, Travis Park Church, Catholic Charities, and other nonprofits and community volunteers. The number of daily arrivals and overnight shelter use dropped significantly in the last several weeks, prompting the City to transition the center. Partner agencies will resume managing services to asylum seekers, as they were doing before the center was activated.

answer: The City of San Antonio has decided to close the Migrant Resource Center. The center was opened on March 30, 2019, to provide needed services to the surge of Central American asylum seekers traveling through San Antonio after being released by Border Patrol and legally on their way to host families and cities. The center was operated by the City of San Antonio Human Services Department in close coordination with other City departments, San Antonio Food Bank, Interfaith Welcome Coalition, Travis Park Church, Catholic Charities, and other nonprofits and community volunteers. The center served as many as 450 migrants per day, with just as many receiving overnight shelter at Travis Park Church.

answer: The City of San Antonio has decided to close the Migrant Resource Center, which was opened in March to provide services to asylum seekers. Partner agencies will resume providing services to asylum seekers, as they were doing before the center was activated.


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

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

answer: The mayor of Paris says the new rules makes people exercise when the streets are generally quiet. The motivation appears to be to give people an even distribution of exercise throughout the day. The motivation is also to reduce the spread of the coronavirus.

answer: The mayor of Paris says the new rules makes people exercise when the streets are generally quiet. The motivation appears to be to give people an even distribution of exercise throughout the day.

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.

question:
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:
Italy, Spain and the US have reported the highest death tolls.
Spain banned outdoor exercise.
Denmark and Austria were two of the first European countries to go into lockdown and will reopen on April 14 and 15 respectively.
A German action plan will phase in a step by step return to normality, assuming the pandemic will last until 2021.
- Netherlands has banned events of more than 100 people.
- Denmark and Austria will allow small shops, DIY stores and garden centers to open on April 14.

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refinement: Italy, Spain and the US have reported the highest death tolls. Spain banned outdoor exercise. Denmark and Austria were two of the first European countries to go into lockdown and will reopen on April 14 and 15 respectively. A German action plan will phase in a step by step return to normality, assuming the pandemic will last until 2021. Netherlands has banned events of more than 100 people. Denmark and Austria will allow small shops, DIY stores and garden centers to open on April 14.

text: The answer omits the Czech Republic

refinement: Italy, Spain and the US have reported the highest death tolls. Spain banned outdoor exercise. Denmark and Austria were two of the first European countries to go into lockdown and will reopen on April 14 and 15 respectively. A German action plan will phase in a step by step return to normality, assuming the pandemic will last until 2021. Netherlands has banned events of more than 100 people. Denmark and Austria will allow small shops, DIY stores and garden centers to open on April 14. The Czechs will be able to get out of their homes without masks from today.

answer: Some countries in Europe are plotting a course to end their lockdown. A couple of the first countries to go into lockdown, Denmark and Austria, 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. However, the plan assumes the pandemic will last through to 2021.

answer:
Italy, Spain and the US have reported the highest death tolls.
Spain banned outdoor exercise.
Denmark and Austria were two of the first European countries to go into lockdown and will reopen on April 14 and 15 respectively.
A German action plan will phase in a step by step return to normality, assuming the pandemic will last until 2021.
- Denmark and Austria will allow small shops, DIY stores and garden centers to open on April 14.

question:
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: The article does mention some countries in North America that have been affected by the pandemic.

text: The article doesn't say anything about the US's response to the pandemic. Thus, the answer should just say "no answer."

answer: No answer


question:
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. The ban is motivated by the coronavirus pandemic.

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.

question:
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 banned outdoor exercise since its lockdown was introduced. The Czech Republic has required people to wear masks at all times, but will allow going out without them. Denmark and Austria have allowed small shops to open. The German government has drawn up an action plan to phase in a return to normalcy.

answer: Spain is the second-worst hit country in Europe after Italy. Spain has had an outright ban on outdoor exercise since its lockdown was introduced. Denmark and Austria were 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, including mandatory mask-wearing in public, limits on gatherings and the rapid tracing of infection chains.

answer: Spain is the second-worst hit country in Europe after Italy. Spain has had an outright ban on outdoor exercise since its lockdown was introduced. Denmark and Austria were 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 eased its restrictions. 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.

question:
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: No answer is given in the article.


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[Remains of the Chungar Mine camp that was destroyed by a landslide-generated wave at the Yanawayin Lake. Picture looking SW.] [Yanawayin Lake and, behind, the landslide that destroyed most of the Chungar Mine camp in 1971. Picture looking E.] [Upper part of the landslide that generated the tsunami that destroyed most of the Chungar Mine camp in 1971. Picture looking S.]

The CHUNGAR MINE, inactive, exploited a polymetallic (Zn-Pb-Cu-Ag) skarn deposit in the high Andes of central Peru. It is located about 116 km NE of Lima, 57 km southwest of Cerro de Pasco, and 82 km northwest of La Oroya in the (Santa Cruz de Andamarca District, Huaral Province, Lima Region, , 4380 m.a.s.l.). In 1971, a landslide-generated wave (“landslide tsunami”[1]) at the Yanawayin Lake destroyed most of the surface facilities and killed 200-600 persons,[2][3] including miners in flooded underground workings.[4]

The mine was owned by Cia. Minera Chungar, S.A.C. After the 1971 disaster, this mining company, keeping the same name, transferred the operations 16 km NE to the Animón mine in the Huarón Mining District.

Between 1995 and 2008, Compañía Minera Cerro S.A. rehabilitated some underground workings and had a small scale operation.

Since 2015, the mining company Volcan is exploring the surroundings of the Chungar Mine (Romina project) including the Puagjanca area where a Zn-Pb-(Ag) ore body was discovered.[5]

Confusion on the term “Chungar Mine”

The mining company Volcan through its now subsidiary Compañía Minera Chungar S.A.C.[6], operates the polymetallic Animón and Islay mines, in the Huarón Mining District, located 16 km NE of the actual Chungar Mine, under the term “Mining Unit Chungar”[7] (Unidad minera Chungar[8]). The use by Volcan of this term “Chungar Mining Unit”[9][10][11] has caused some confusion, and certain sources (e.g., the data base “alicia.concytec.gob.pe”[12] and a WoodMackenzie Report[13]) use wrongly the term of “Chungar mine” for the Animón mine.

Geological Frame

The Chungar skarn deposit belongs to the Miocene polymetallic belt of Central Peru.[14] The skarn Zn-Pb-Cu-Ag mineralization occurs mainly at the western contact of the Chungar Granite with limestone of the Cretaceous Jumasha Formation and in roof pendants.[15] Ore consists mainly of sphalerite, galena, chalcopyrite, and pyrrhotite in andradite skarn.[16] Age determinations on the outcropping Chungar granite yield an age of 12.88 ± 0.36 Ma (Ar/Ar biotite plateau age)[17] that is consistent with previous K-Ar age determinations.[18]

Similar skarn occurrences are known north and south of the Chungar Mine (e.g. Don Miguel prospect, , 8 km north of the Chungar Mine and 1 km E of the Chalhuacocha granodiorite, which was K-Ar dated at 10.0±0.3 Ma on biotite,[19] and the Puagjanca ore body, 4 km to the south[20]).

[1] https://www.usgs.gov/faqs/how-do-landslides-cause-tsunamis?qt-news_science_products=0#qt-news_science_products landslide tsunamis, USGS, retrieved on April 15, 2020

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[5] Volcan 2019; Memoria Anual 2018; 199 p.

[6] Company profile Compañía Minera Chungar S.A.C.,bnamericas.com, retrieved on April 6, 2020

[7] Volcan, Mining units, retrieved on April 6, 2020

[8] Volcan, Unidades Mineras, retrieved on April 6, 2020

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[10]

[11] miningdataonline

[12] Data Base “alicia.concytec.gob.pe” retrieved on April 6, 2020

[13] Chungar zinc mine, WoodMackenzie Report, retrieved on April 6, 2020

[14] Noble, D. C., & McKee, E. H. (1999). The Miocene metallogenic belt of central and northern Peru. In: Geology and ore deposits of the Central Andes. Special Publication SEG, v. 7, p. 155–193.

[15] Soler, P., & Bonhomme, M. G. (1988). Oligocene magmatic activity and associated mineralization in the polymetallic belt of Central Peru. Economic Geology v. 83, 657-663.

[16]

[17] Bissig, T., Ullrich, T. D., Tosdal, R. M., Friedman, R., & Ebert, S. (2008). The time-space distribution of Eocene to Miocene magmatism in the central Peruvian polymetallic province and its metallogenetic implications. Journal of South American Earth Sciences, 26(1), 16–35. http://doi.org/10.1016/j.jsames.2008.03.004

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title: Chungar Mine

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

Summarize everything relating to the mine's name.

answer: The Chungar Mine was named after its location in the high Andes of central Peru. Chungar mine is operated by Volcan through its subsidiary known as Colpañía Minera Chungar S.A.C. The current mines operated by Volcan are known as Mining Units Chungar and Animon. There has been confusion and error made by some sources in regards to the correct name between Chungar mine and Ordim.

text: Very misleading response

text: Provide a response

refinement: The mining company Volcan, through its now subsidiary Compañía Minera Chungar S.A.C., operates the polymetallic Animón and Islay mines under the name "Mining Unit Chungar." This has caused some confusion, and some sources wrongly use the term "Chungar mine" to refer to the Animón mine.

answer: The mine was owned by Cia. Minera Chungar. It kept its name after transferring operations to the Animón mine. The use of the name "Chungar Mining Unit" by the Volcan mining company has led to confusion, and some people refer to the Animón mistakenly as the Chungar mine.

answer: The Chungar Mine was destroyed by a landslide-generated wave in 1971. Afterwards, the mining company that owned the mine transferred operations 16 km NE to the Animón mine in the Huarón Mining District. There is some confusion in naming conventions between sources. Compañía Minera Chungar S.A.C., the subsidiary of Volcan, uses the term "Chungar Mining Unit" to refer to the Animón mine. The true original Chungar Mine is located about 116 km NE of Lima, and exploited a polymetallic skarn deposit.

answer: The company was originally called Cia. Minera Chungar, S.A.C, and kept the same name after the 1971 disaster.

answer: The Chungar M ine is an inactive mine that exploited a polymetallic skarn deposit. It is located near Cerro de Pasco, Peru and was destroyed by a landslide-generated wave in 1971. After this disaster, the mining company moved the operations to the Animón mines 16 km NE of the original Chungar Mine. The name "Chungar Mine" has caused some confusion, as the mining company Volcan now uses the name "Mining Unit Chungar" to refer to the Animón mine.

text: Fix "Mine"

refinement: The Chungar Mine is an inactive mine that exploited a polymetallic skarn deposit. It is located near Cerro de Pasco, Peru and was destroyed by a landslide-generated wave in 1971. After this disaster, the mining company moved the operations to the Animón mines 16 km NE of the original Chungar Mine. The name "Chungar Mine" has caused some confusion, as the mining company Volcan now uses the name "Mining Unit Chungar" to refer to the Animón mine.


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I am breakfast's baron.
I am the fluffy flat flapjack master.
I am the panned pastry prince.
I am Jacob Greenfield, but you may call me The Pancake God.
I stood in my royal house at the corner of Lafayette and Duncan, waiting for the fated ring of the bell.

"Tttttrrrrrrrrrrring," sounded the door.

Visitors had entered my sacred realm. Hiding myself in the protective darkness of the kitchen, I listened to the familiar poem that falls upon all visitor's ears.

"Welcome to IHop. Just two?"

I moved closer hopeful to hear the response.

"Yes please," replied a chirpy northern voice.

A mischievous grin spread across my face. Northerners were often more appreciative of my unique art. Perhaps The Pancake God's skills would be required soon.
I watched keenly as strangers were led to their seats and fake smiles were exchanged with my frontman, Rodger.

Rodger was always the raisin to my cookie, rain to my parade, or poop to my party. Never satisfied and ever unpleasant, his advice was often taken to sore and ignorant ears of mine. Bearing the nickname Rapscallion Rodger, a name of my own choosing, he had taught me the ways of patience.

Rodger placed two menus before our new guests and turned to return to his typical post before the doors, but atypically turned to the entrance of my domain.
The gray kitchen doors swung open, and I hurried to busy myself with the tedious task of readying my tools, as if to seem not to have heard of our visitant's arrival.

"Okay buddy, lets talk."

I turned to Rodger bearing a surprised look on my face.

"Rodger, what a delight it is to unexpectedly host you. Do we have guests?"

Rodger stared at me, visibly trying not to roll his eyes.

"Cut the shit, Jacob. I know that you watch every person who comes in. All I'm asking is that you behave, alright?"
I nodded politely.

"No more of this creepy God of Breakfast or whatever it is, okay? Don't get me wrong, man. You're a great cook, but stop putting random crap in our food, and don't destroy the kitchen again."

"Rodger," I began to explain, "The battles held during the creation of the perfect pancake are beyond my control. I cannot pro-"

"Dude, shut the hell up," Rodger cut in, "All I'm saying is if you wreck the kitchen one more time you're fired, okay?"
I nodded politely once more.

"Roger that, Rodger."

This time Rodger actually rolled his eyes, He vacated my kitchen-like kingdom muttering under his breath.

"Swear to God, I'll flay him with his own spatula if he tries to-"

The gray kitchen door swung shut cutting him off.
I turned my ear once more to Rodgers's transaction with the transients.

"Okay, ya'll ready to order?" he asked as he approached.

"Yeah, I'll have a ham cheese and spinach omelet," said a low gruff voice. I winced.

What kind of man orders an omelet?
While I did not know this person, nor know his appearance, I could say one thing with absolute certainty. This poor man suffered a terrible disability. He surely had no tastebuds.
There was a long pause filled with only "ums" and "uhs" from the northern woman.

"I guess I'll have the chocolate chip pancakes, please."

Those words sounded like music to my ears. It was my clarion call to arms. I manned my spatula and spoon like a warrior mans his sword and shield. They would serve me well, and I would serve our guest the same.
It was time for war.

I danced in my kitchen with the confidence beauty and ability akin to an artist. Like a madman, I whipped around the kitchen, letting my trained hands lead me to the ingredients. I painted my bowl with precision and prestige only compareable to great artists like Van Gough, Beethoven, and Shakespeare. Explosions of flour, sugar and other mysterious and personal ingredients colored the counters.
The gray doors separating my joyful empire and the cruel outside world were breached as Rodger emerged from his unholy bubble of dissatisfaction.

"Okay, one omelette and one choc- JESUS WHAT HAPPENED IN HERE?" Rodger cried out.

He stalked around my kitchen with an unappreciative and frankly horrified gaze.
I watched him and whisked a wondrous whirlpool of batter while sprinkling in chocolate and a few favorite flavors of my own. I will not disclose them to you now for neither I nor a magician shall explain his greatest trick.

"Jacob, I told you not to ruin the kitchen, man," Rodger said, in the most calm and collected tone he could muster.

I ignored him and turned on the pancake hot pad.

"Dude, I'm not cleaning this up. You have to clean after our shift," he pointed out, growing more frustrated.

I continued ignoring him and spooned a sizable circle of batter onto the flat hot stove top. I watched as the white creamy batter cooked and browned into a golden pancake. I gazed upon it with a father's pride. My little babycake had grown into a risen johnnycake.
It almost brought a tear to my eye.

I wasted no time. I delicately flipped my flapjack, and baked its bottom. I gently placed it on a plate to add additional decorations. This had grown from a mere makings of a pancake to the hotcake that was forming in my masterful finger. With last touches completed, I stepped back for a final observation.
It was a masterpiece.
I was truly The Pancake God.

I grabbed the batter bowl, still full of supplementary dough, and turned it over onto my head. It oozed into my hair and over my face. I wore it like a crown. I deserved this. I was a king today.

"What the fuck, Jacob?" sounded a voice to my right.

Rodger stared at me with a dumbfounded look splattered across his face. I grabbed a handful of the batter and splattered it across his face to cover it up.

After a short flurry of curse words and the assistance of a towel to reveal a scowling Rapscallion Rodger, he turned his attention back to my plate.

"Alright, I'll take this out, and you clean up this mess."

I had done so well ignoring him until now, I felt it only natural to continue.
I walked past Rodger and through the gray push doors, plate in hand. Time almost slowed as I approached the table. Rodgers vain desperate calls to usher me back into the kitchen seemed distant and mute, like a vague memory. I wanted to show our guests my craftsmanship and see their joyous reaction.
They stared mortified up at me. They watched as a wild madman wearing a mixing bowl of pancake batter for a hat arrived holding a grotesque plate of chocolate chip pancakes. I set it before the horrified woman, and gave her a crazed smile. I opened my mouth and heard a dark devilish voice speak.

"Breakfast is served. Pancakes."

Super-cool pro writer's subtext:
I haven't really shared my stories much, so I wasn't sure where to post this.
Sorry for existing lol

title: [HM] Pancakes

question: How old is the narrator?

answer: There's no specific age mentioned but the narrator seems to be of legal working age.

answer: The narrator would be somewhere between 17-19 years of age.

text: There was no specific age mentioned.

answer: The narrator is in his late twenties.

text: There was no specific age mentioned.

question: Who is Rodger?

answer: The narrator's co-worker. He constantly reminds him not to mess up the kitchen.

text: "The narrator's" - change to "Jacob's"

refinement: Jacob's co-worker. He constantly reminds him not to mess up the kitchen.

answer: Rodger is the manager of the breakfast restaurant and Jacob's co-worker.

text: "the breakfast restaurant" - is an IHop.

refinement: Rodger is the manager of the IHop and Jacob's co-worker.

text: "Rodger is the manager" - Rodger's specific position was never revealed, although it is implied that he can fire Jacob.

refinement: Rodger manages the IHop where Jacob works.

answer: Rodger is the IHop employee who asks people how they would like to have their breakfast orders completed.

text: "who asks people how they would like to have their breakfast orders completed." - this passage needs to be revised for clarity.

question: Is the narrator a chef?

answer: The narrator seems to be an expert at making pancakes, which would suggest that he is a chef.

text: "The narrator seems to be an expert at making pancakes, which would suggest that he is a chef." - It was also never implied if Jacob went to culinary school or not, so no, he is not a chef. However, Rodger does mention that Jacob is a cook.

refinement: No, the narrator is not a chef, but he is a great cook according to Rodger.

answer: Possibly, he works in the kitchen.

text: "Possibly, he works in the kitchen." - It was also never implied if Jacob went to culinary school or not, so no, he is not a chef. However, Rodger does mention that Jacob is a cook.

refinement: No, the narrator is not a chef, but he is a great cook according to Rodger.

answer: Yes, the narrator is a chef and takes pride in his cooking abilities, going to great lengths to create the perfect dish. He seems to enjoy the challenge of making remarkable pancakes, and even enjoys thoroughly scaring the customers by appearing in his kitchen covered in batter, presenting them with his meal.

text: "Yes, the narrator is a chef and takes pride in his cooking abilities, going to great lengths to create the perfect dish. He seems to enjoy the challenge of making remarkable pancakes, and even enjoys thoroughly scaring the customers by appearing in his kitchen covered in batter, presenting them with his meal." - this is an overly long answer and most of it is irrelevant. It was also never implied if Jacob went to culinary school or not, so no, he is not a chef. However, Rodger does mention that Jacob is a cook.

refinement: No, the narrator is not a chef, but he is a great cook according to Rodger.

question: Who is the narrator?

answer: Jacob Greenfield is referred to as "The Pancake God."

text: "is referred to as "The Pancake God." - can be deleted or rephrased to sound better

answer: Jacob Greenfield, the Pancake God.

answer: Jacob.

text: Missing important details (Jacob's last name and persona)

question: Write a ~1 sentence summary.

answer: A narrator tells the story of his experience working as the Pancake God at a hotel establishment.

text: "A narrator" - may not be appropriate because the narrator's name, Jacob Greenfield, features prominently. Switch to the proper name.

refinement: Jacob Greenfield tells the story of his experience working as the Pancake God at a hotel establishment.

text: "a hotel establishment" - Jacob doesn't work in a hotel. He works at an IHOP.

refinement: Jacob Greenfield tells the story of his experience working as the Pancake God at an IHOP.

answer: Jacob believes he is the Pancake God and gets scolded by his co-worker, Rodger, for messing up their kitchen.

text: Add Jacob's last name.

refinement: Jacob Greenfield believes he is the Pancake God and gets scolded by his co-worker, Rodger, for messing up their kitchen.

text: "Jacob Greenfield believes he is the Pancake God" - add where he's a Pancake God at (IHOP).

refinement: Jacob Greenfield works as a cook at an IHOP and believes he is the Pancake God and gets scolded by his co-worker, Rodger, for messing up their kitchen.

text: "believes he is the Pancake God and gets scolded by" - "and" may not be appropriate. Change it to "but"

refinement: Jacob Greenfield works as a cook at an IHOP and believes he is the Pancake God but gets scolded by his co-worker, Rodger, for messing up their kitchen.

answer: This story is a short expose on pancakes in a pancake house.

text: "This story is a short expose on pancakes in a pancake house." - there's nothing useful in the summary and needs a complete overhaul.

refinement: This is a story about Jacob Greenfield, an odd fellow who works at an IHOP as a cook while believing he is the Pancake God, making a mess of the kitchen and scaring the customers.

answer: The Pancake God is forced to wait until being summoned by a customer, at which time he churns out one delicious-sounding pancake after another.

text: "The Pancake God" - add the narrator's proper name.

refinement: Jacob Greenfield, the Pancake God, is forced to wait until being summoned by a customer, at which time he churns out one delicious-sounding pancake after another.

text: Add "self-proclaimed" to "Pancake God"

refinement: Jacob Greenfield, the self-proclaimed Pancake God, is forced to wait until being summoned by a customer, at which time he churns out one delicious-sounding pancake after another.

text: "is forced to wait until being summoned by a customer, at which time he churns out one delicious-sounding pancake after another." - this never happened.

refinement: Jacob Greenfield, the self-proclaimed Pancake God, is an odd fellow who works at an IHOP as a cook, making a mess of the kitchen and scaring the customers.

answer: If Rapscallion Rodger calls on Pancake God, Jacob Greenfield, Jacob brings his pancake skills to the table and the board.

text: "If Rapscallion Rodger calls on Pancake God, Jacob Greenfield, Jacob brings his pancake skills to the table and the board." - this is more like an excerpt from Jacob's thought process. Needs a complete overhaul.

refinement: This is a story about Jacob Greenfield, an odd fellow who works at an IHOP as a cook while believing he is the Pancake God, and Rapscallion Rodger, the co-worker who always reprimands him for making a mess of the kitchen.

answer: A professional writer wrote a story about the Pancake God living in IHop who is Jacob Greenfield.

text: "A professional writer wrote a story about the Pancake God" - there was no mention of any professional writer anywhere in the wiki. Needs a complete rewrite.

refinement: The story is about Jacob Greenfield, an odd fellow who works at an IHOP as a cook while believing he is the Pancake God, making a mess of the kitchen and scaring the customers.


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CHRISTOPHER AUSTIN MARTIN (born March 23, 1999) is an American professional baseball shortstop in the Toronto Blue Jays organization. He played college baseball for the Vanderbilt Commodores. He is ranked 2nd on Major League Baseball's 2020 Top 30 Blue Jays prospects list,[1] and 20th overall on the 2020 Top 100 MLB prospects list.[2]

Amateur career

Martin attended Trinity Christian Academy in Jacksonville, Florida. In 2014, he was selected 15U United States national baseball team.[3] Martin was drafted by the Cleveland Indians in the 37th round of the 2017 Major League Baseball draft, but did not sign and instead attended Vanderbilt University where he played college baseball for the Vanderbilt Commodores.[4]

As a freshman in 2018, Martin started 58 games at six different positions.[5] He hit .338/.452/.414 with one home run, 19 runs batted in (RBI) and 22 stolen bases.[6] He played mostly third base his sophomore year in 2019. In 65 games, he hit .410/.503/.619 with eight home runs and 42 RBI and helped lead Vanderbilt to victory in the 2019 College World Series against Mississippi State.[7] His .410 average led the Southeastern Conference (SEC).[8] After the season, he played for the United States collegiate national team.[9] Before the suspension of his junior season due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Martin had appeared in 16 games and hit .377 with three home runs and 11 RBI.[10]

Professional career

Martin was considered by MLB.com to be the “best pure hitter” and a top prospect in the 2020 Major League Baseball draft, with potential to be the first player drafted.[11] He was selected fifth overall by the Toronto Blue Jays and was announced as a shortstop.[12][13] He signed on July 8, and received a $7 million signing bonus.[14]

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title: Austin Martin

question: What team does Austin Martin play on?

answer: Austin Martin plays for the Toronto Blue Jays.

answer: The Toronto Blue Jays

answer: The Toronto Blue Jays.

answer: The Toronto Blue Jays

question: Summarize Martin's professional career.

answer: Christopher Austin Martin is an American professional baseball shortstop in the Toronto Blue Jays organization. He played college baseball for the Vanderbilt Commodores. He was drafted by the Toronto Blue Jays in the 2020 Major League Baseball draft, and signed on July 8, 2020.

answer: Martin was considered by MLB.com to be the "best pure hitter" and a top prospect in the 2020 Major League Baseball draft. He was selected fifth overall by the Toronto Blue Jays and was announced as a shortstop. He signed on July 8, and received a $7 million signing bonus.

text: I changed the first sentence to the present tense because there is nothing to indicate Martin's flame has dimmed or gone out.

refinement: Martin is considered by MLB.com to be the "best pure hitter" and a top prospect in the 2020 Major League Baseball draft. He was selected fifth overall by the Toronto Blue Jays and was announced as a shortstop. He signed on July 8, and received a $7 million signing bonus.

answer: Christopher Austin Martin is a professional baseball player who was drafted fifth overall by the Toronto Blue Jays in the 2020 Major League Baseball draft. He has since signed with the team and is considered one of the top prospects in the league.

answer: He was considered a top prospect in the 2020 MLB draft. He was selected to join the Toronto Blue Jays as shortstop and received a $7 million signing bonus.

text: This needs more details as to what he does and who he is and made the grammar sound more natural with more commas and fewer short sentences.

refinement: Martin is an American professional baseball player who plays shortstop. He's considered a top prospect in the 2020 MLB draft who was was selected to join the Toronto Blue Jays as shortstop and received a $7 million signing bonus.

question: Where was Martin born?

answer: Christopher Austin Martin was born in Jacksonville, Florida.

text: The article does not say where he was born.

refinement: It is reasonable to assume he might be from Florida because he went to school there, but the article doesn't state it.

answer: Jacksonville, Florida

text: The article doesn't state where he was born.

refinement: The article doesn't say, but he did attend school in Florida, so perhaps he is from there.

answer: Possibly Jacksonville, Florida, although this is not clear. He is, however, American.

answer: That information can't be found.

question: Summarize everything relating to the Vanderbilt Commodores.

answer: The Vanderbilt Commodores are a college baseball team Austin Martin played for. He chose to play for them instead of signing with the Cleveland Indians in 2017 and helped lead them to victory in the 2019 College World Series against Mississippi State.

text: I changed a pronoun to a name because if you read this summary independently, you wouldn't know the subject of this article.

refinement: The Vanderbilt Commodores are a college baseball team Austin Martin played for. Martin chose to play for them instead of signing with the Cleveland Indians in 2017 and helped lead them to victory in the 2019 College World Series against Mississippi State.

answer: The Vanderbilt Commodores are a college baseball team that Christopher Austin Martin played for.

answer: Christopher Austin Martin played college baseball for the Vanderbilt Commodores. He played mostly third base his sophomore year in 2019. He helped lead the team to victory in the 2019 College World Series against Mississippi State.

answer: The Vanderbilt Commodores are a college baseball team that Christopher Austin Martin played for. Martin was considered one of the top prospects in the 2020 Major League Baseball draft, and was selected fifth overall by the Toronto Blue Jays.

question: Write a ~3 sentence summary.

answer: Austin Martin is a professional baseball shortstop in the Toronto Blue Jays organization. He played college baseball for the Vanderbilt Commodores. He is ranked 2nd on Major League Baseball's 2020 Top 30 Blue Jays prospects list, and 20th overall on the 2020 Top 100 MLB prospects list.

text: You missed his first name.

refinement: Christopher Austin Martin is a professional baseball shortstop in the Toronto Blue Jays organization. He played college baseball for the Vanderbilt Commodores. He is ranked 2nd on Major League Baseball's 2020 Top 30 Blue Jays prospects list, and 20th overall on the 2020 Top 100 MLB prospects list.

answer: Christopher Austin Martin is a professional baseball shortstop who was drafted fifth overall by the Toronto Blue Jays in the 2020 MLB draft. He is considered one of the top prospects in the league, with potential to be the first player drafted.

answer: Christopher Austin Martin is an American professional baseball shortstop in the Toronto Blue Jays organization. He played college baseball for the Vanderbilt Commodores. He was drafted by the Toronto Blue Jays in the 2020 Major League Baseball draft.

answer: Austin Martin is a shortstop for the Toronto Blue Jays. He previously played with the college baseball team the Vanderbilt Commodores. Upon signing with the Blue Jays in 2020, he received a $7 million signing bonus.

text: You missed his first name.

refinement: Christopher Austin Martin is a shortstop for the Toronto Blue Jays. He previously played with the college baseball team the Vanderbilt Commodores. Upon signing with the Blue Jays in 2020, he received a $7 million signing bonus.


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A statue of Christopher Columbus is installed in Boston's Beacon Hill neighborhood, within Louisburg Square, in the U.S. state of Massachusetts. A Greek merchant, Joseph Iasigi, presented the statue to the city in December 1849.[1][2][3] A captain of one of his vessels had loaded it onto a ship in Italy as ballast, alongside a statue of Aristides which was also donated.[4] Both statues are described as “inferior” and “unremarkable” by art critics.[5][6] The Italian marble sculpture was carved in Leghorn and depicts Columbus as a boy.[7][8]

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

Who made the Statue of Christopher Columbus in Beacon Hill, Boston?

answer: Joseph Iasigi made the statue of Christopher Columbus which is installed in Beacon Hill, Boston. Iasigi was a Greek merchant who donated the statue in 1849.

text: This is incorrect--the article does not state who made the sculpture.

text: Empty answer.

answer: Joseph Iasigi, a Greek merchant, made the statue of Christopher Columbus.

text: This is incorrect--the article does not state who made the sculpture.

text: Empty answer.

answer: Not answered. It was made in Italy.

text: "The Italian marble sculpture was carved in Leghorn" is evidence that the statue was made in Italy.

answer: A Greek merchant, Joseph Iasigi.

text: This is incorrect--the article does not state who made the sculpture.

text: Empty answer.

answer: The Park Department of the City of Boston made the statue of Christopher Columbus in Boston's Beacon Hill.

text: This is incorrect--the article does not state who made the sculpture.

text: Empty answer.

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

Why was it transported to Boston?

answer: The statue of Christopher Columbus was transported to Boston as ballast alongside a statue of Aristides. It was intended as a gift to the city.

text: The fact that it was transported along with another statue does not shed light on the answer to the question.

text: "A captain of one of his vessels had loaded it onto a ship in Italy as ballast, alongside a statue of Aristides which was also donated" is evidence that the statue was donated (and therefore can be considered a gift).

answer: It was loaded onto an Italian ship as ballast.

text: This does not answer the question of "why" (it rather answers "how").

text: Empty answer.

answer: It was probably to be re-sold.

text: The fact that the statue was installed in a Boston neighborhood is evidence against this answer.

text: Empty answer.

answer: It was an error. The ship had found ballasts of churches items to take to Massachusetts and in one of the crates was the sculpture.

text: Unattested--it seems to have been donated.

answer: The statue was transported to Boston as ballast on the ship of Joe Iasigi's captain. It was intended as a tribute to Christopher Columbus.

text: Does not mention that it was donated to Boston.

refinement: The statue was transported to Boston as ballast on the ship of Joe Iasigi's captain. It was intended as a tribute to Christopher Columbus. It was donated to Boston.

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

Why do art critics think the statue is inferior?

answer: The statue is perceived as inferior because it is described as "unremarkable" and "inferior," indicating that it lacks artistic quality.

text: Circular logic--does not actually answer the question.

text: Empty answer.

answer: They did not go into detail.

answer: because they thought the statue was unremarkable.

text: Circular logic--does not answer the question.

text: Empty answer.

answer: Not answered.

answer: The statue is considered inferior because it is considered unremarkable, consisting of inferior Italian marble and depicting Christopher Columbus as a boy.

text: Unattested--there is no evidence that the marble it was made out of is considered inferior.

text: Empty answer.

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

When was the statue installed?

answer: The statue was installed in Boston's Beacon Hill neighborhood in December 1849.

text: This was the date the statue was presented to the city, not necessarily the date it was installed.

refinement: The statue was presented to the city in December 1849, but it is not stated when it was installed.

answer: The statue was installed in December 1849

text: This was the date the statue was presented to the city, not necessarily the date it was installed.

refinement: The statue was presented to the city in December 1849, but it is unclear when it was installed.

answer: Not answered. It was presented to the city in December 1849.

answer: The statue was installed in Boston in 1849.

text: This was the date the statue was presented to the city, not necessarily the date it was installed.

refinement: The statue was presented to the city of Boston in 1849, but it is unclear when it was installed.

answer: The statue was installed in December 1849.

text: This was the date the statue was presented to the city, not necessarily the date it was installed.

refinement: The statue was presented to the city in December 1849, but it is unclear when it was installed.

question: Write a ~1 sentence summary.

answer: Robert Gray's statue of Christopher Columbus is installed in Boston's Beacon Hill neighbourhood in Louisburg Square.

text: No one named Robert Gray is mentioned in the article.

refinement: A statue of Christopher Columbus is installed in Boston's Beacon Hill neighbourhood in Louisburg Square.

answer: A statue of Christopher Columbus is installed in Beacon Hill, Boston. The statue was donated by Joseph Iasigi and it depicts Columbus as a boy. Art critics have described the statue as inferior and unremarkable.

text: The first two sentences can be combined.

refinement: A statue of Christopher Columbus as a boy, donated by Joseph Iahi, is installed in Beacon Hill, Boston. Art critics have described the statue as inferior and unremarkable.

answer: A statue of Christopher Columbus is placed on Beacon Hill in Boston. It was donated by Joseph Iasigi for ballast in 1849 and is described as a "inferior" and "unremarkable" sculpture.

answer: This article describes a statue of Christopher Columbus which is installed in Louisburg Square.

answer: This article is about a statute of Christopher Columbus, depicted as a boy, that is installed in Boston's Beacon Hill neighborhood.

text: Typo (the answer says "statute" instead of "statue").

refinement: This article is about a statue of Christopher Columbus, depicted as a boy, that is installed in Boston's Beacon Hill neighborhood.


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Ms. Johnson, I remember watching your baby everyday while you and your husband went out to work.
I remember having my red hair in a low ponytail.
I remember me wearing white clothing on with my brown sandals.
I remember everything up until now…
And now we both have lost everything because of you.

	It was a beautiful Friday morning, no one was home except for myself and the baby. After cleaning up in the kitchen, I remember hearing a cough coming from the basement. My initial thought was to get the baby and leave but strangely enough I did not. However, I did continue with whatever needed to be done with the house.
	For the next few days, this has continued until I spoke with your husband. Yes, this may seem strange and very disrespectful but your husband had deep secrets. He told me that a close friend of his was staying over for awhile until he gets a new place. The guy name is Riley. He’s a yellow skinned man, with high cheekbones, black curly hair, with dark brown eyes. Also, he smoked these skinny, black cigarettes. Although I was skeptical at first, I still decided that it was okay.
	But as days passed, I felt as if there were more eyes on me than usual. Paranoia has stricken me while being in that house. Unfortunately, it did not stop me from sleeping when being there. It was a Saturday afternoon, the house was silent. While I was on the couch, my mind was telling me something. As if it it knew something bad was going to happen. But I brushed the idea off and drifted off into sleep.
	Two hours later… I jumped from my sleep and saw two men standing before me. They both were wearing all black and they were both prepared for whatever was to come. The man on my left, was running full force ahead of me. My immediate reaction was to kick him dead in the nuts, then pick up the vase that is sitting on the coffee table and knock it upside his head. Quickly enough, I took a piece of the broke vase and proceeded to stab him in the right eye with it. Slowly enough, took his eyeball out of his socket. That is when I noticed that the other guy disappeared. I only had a few seconds to get the baby and get up out of there.
	I sprinted up them stairs, ran into the baby’s bedroom. I grabbed his baby bag that is always prepared in case of emergency and the baby. Popped opened that window, stepped out onto the balcony and jumped.
Luckily, we survived the jump and I was able to get up and run down the street. This run felt like eternity when in reality it was only two minutes that passed. One of my biggest regrets was looking back. Within a blink of an eye, a different man in all black tackled us onto the ground. The man on top of me and the baby had pinned us down to the ground. He turned around and signaled his men to come over. With that, I was able to raise my upper body up to see the baby. Although his eyes were closed he had this beautiful smile on him.
“NOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!” I quietly screamed out. Suddenly, he opened his eyes and laughed. I started to tear up because I really thought I lost him. Nevertheless, when something good happens there is always the worst to come.
So, the man that chased us brought to this old 1970 black camaro. On the car it that had a bright orange spray paint mark on the passenger side door, and the car had these fresh rims. When first upon entering into the car, there was this light skinned, bald headed man who seemed to be his in late forties on the driver side of the seat. The only words he told me was, “buck up sweetheart it’s gonna be long a ride.”
Thank you Mr. Johnson, for bringing misery to us.

title: [NF] RUNAWAY PART ONE

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

Who is the document addressed to and why?

answer: The document is addressed to Mr. Johnson. Because Mr. Johnson is assumed to be the kidnapper of the narrator.

text: The response inaccurately states that the document is addressed to Mr. Johnson, it is however addressed to Ms. Johnson.

refinement: The document is addressed to Ms. Johnson. Because Mr. Johnson is assumed to be the kidnapper of the narrator.

answer: The narrator is writing to Ms. Johnson, the wife of Mr. Johnson, who employs her to look after their baby. She is writing this letter because she has been kidnapped, and needs to tell her story. She holds both Ms. Johnson and her husband responsible.

text: There is no evidence to suggest that the narrator also holds Ms. Johnson responsible for the kidnapping. The narrator only blames Ms. Johnson's husband.

refinement: The narrator is writing to Ms. Johnson, the wife of Mr. Johnson, who employs her to look after their baby. She is writing this letter because she has been kidnapped, and needs to tell her story. She holds Ms. Johnson's husband responsible.

answer: The document is addressed to Mr. Johnson, the father of the baby. The narrator found out his secret and wrote an engagement book to Mr. Johnson to document what is happened to her and the kidnapped baby.

text: The response inaccurately states that the document is addressed to Mr. Johnson, it is however addressed to Ms. Johnson, the mother.

refinement: The document is addressed to Ms. Johnson, the mother of the baby. The narrator found out his secret and wrote an engagement book to Mr. Johnson to document what is happened to her and the kidnapped baby.

text: There is no mention of an engagement book in the passage and misses to mention that she blames him for the kidnapping.

refinement: The document is addressed to Ms. Johnson, the mother of the baby. The narrator blames Mr. Johnson for what has happened to her and the kidnapped baby.

answer: The document is addressed to Ms. Johnson. The author is angry at Ms. Johnson for all the misery and trauma she has caused.

text: The response inaccurately states that the author is angry at Ms. Johnson. she blames Mr. Johnson for the misery.

refinement: The document is addressed to Ms. Johnson. The author is angry at Mr. Johnson for all the misery and trauma he has caused.

answer: The document is addressed to Ms. Johnson. The author feels that she has brought misery to the author and their family.

text: The response inaccurately states that the author feels that Ms. Johnson has brought her misery. In the passage, she blames Mr. Johnson

refinement: The document is addressed to Ms. Johnson. The author feels that her husband, Mr. Johnson, has brought misery to the author and her family.

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

Describe the ways in which the woman fights off her assailant.

answer: The woman doesn't initially think that anything could happen while she's alone in the house with only the baby. However, after hearing the cough coming from the basement, the woman starts to feel paranoid. When the man tells her of his friend who is staying in the home, she is skeptical but decides to let him stay. After she falls asleep, the two men in all black approach and overpower her. In spite of her attempts to fight back, she is subdued and taken to the camaro with the bald-headed driver. The woman then struggles fiercely to keep her baby safe and alive throughout the entirety of the car ride. She uses a piece of a broken vase in order to stab one of the men in the eye; she eventually succeeds in getting the baby out of the car following a jump from a balcony. She is able to fight back and protect her baby in order to avoid coming to harm.

text: There is no evidence to suggest the woman keeps the baby safe throughout the car ride or that she gets the baby out of the car.

refinement: The woman doesn't initially think that anything could happen while she's alone in the house with only the baby. However, after hearing the cough coming from the basement, the woman starts to feel paranoid. When the man tells her of his friend who is staying in the home, she is skeptical but decides to let him stay. After she falls asleep, the two men in all black approach and overpower her. In spite of her attempts to fight back, she is subdued and taken to the camaro with the bald-headed driver. She uses a piece of a broken vase in order to stab one of the men in the eye. She is able to fight back and protect her baby in order to avoid coming to harm.

text: There is no evidence to suggest the woman is able to keep the baby out of harms way.

refinement: The woman doesn't initially think that anything could happen while she's alone in the house with only the baby. However, after hearing the cough coming from the basement, the woman starts to feel paranoid. When the man tells her of his friend who is staying in the home, she is skeptical but decides to let him stay. After she falls asleep, the two men in all black approach and overpower her. In spite of her attempts to fight back, she is subdued and taken to the camaro with the bald-headed driver. She uses a piece of a broken vase in order to stab one of the men in the eye.

text: The response misses to mention the events in chronological order. It should say the attach with the broken vase was before getting subdued and put into the camaro.

refinement: The woman doesn't initially think that anything could happen while she's alone in the house with only the baby. However, after hearing the cough coming from the basement, the woman starts to feel paranoid. When the man tells her of his friend who is staying in the home, she is skeptical but decides to let him stay. After she falls asleep, the two men in all black approach and overpower her. She uses a piece of a broken vase in order to stab one of the men in the eye. In spite of her attempts to fight back, she is subdued and taken to the camaro with the bald-headed driver.

answer: Initially, she kicks him in the nuts. Then she picks up a vase and uses it as a weapon. She uses a piece of the vase to stab him in the eye.

answer: First, she kicks him in the genitals. Then she hits him over the head with a vase. Following this, she takes a shard of the vase and removes one of his eyes.

answer: The woman first kicks the assailant in the groin and uses the remaining piece of a broken vase to stab the assailant's eye. She is then able to escape from the house and its occupants to save herself and her baby. The altercation on the ground makes the woman realize she has to fight her way out in order to save herself and her baby. She must be proactive and use any means necessary in order to escape her attackers. Although it seems like an uphill battle, she does not give up. She uses her strength and ingenuity to subdue the assailants. She uses whatever is at her disposal to create a way to get out of the situation alive.

text: The response implies that the baby belongs to the narrator, which is inaccurate.

refinement: The woman first kicks the assailant in the groin and uses the remaining piece of a broken vase to stab the assailant's eye. She is then able to escape from the house and its occupants to save herself and the baby. The altercation on the ground makes the woman realize she has to fight her way out in order to save herself and the baby. She must be proactive and use any means necessary in order to escape her attackers. Although it seems like an uphill battle, she does not give up. She uses her strength and ingenuity to subdue the assailants. She uses whatever is at her disposal to create a way to get out of the situation alive.

text: The response incorrectly mentions that the narrator was able to subdue the assailants.

refinement: The woman first kicks the assailant in the groin and uses the remaining piece of a broken vase to stab the assailant's eye. She is then able to escape from the house and its occupants to save herself and the baby. The altercation on the ground makes the woman realize she has to fight her way out in order to save herself and the baby. She must be proactive and use any means necessary in order to escape her attackers. Although it seems like an uphill battle, she does not give up. She uses her strength and ingenuity in an attempt to subdue the assailants. She uses whatever is at her disposal to create a way to get out of the situation alive.

answer: The woman kicks the man in the genitals and then attacks with a vase before using a piece of it to stab him in the eye. He smiles at her so she believes he is ok but is concerned with leaving him alive because he knows too much.

text: The response incorrectly implies that the assailant smiles at her and that he knows too much.

refinement: The woman kicks the man in the genitals and then attacks with a vase before using a piece of it to stab him in the eye.

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

What does the narrator remember about Ms. Johnson?

answer: The narrator remembers Ms. Johnson having a child, her being redheaded, wearing white clothing and brown sandals, and her hearing coughing coming from the basement. The narrator also remembers Ms. Johnson's husband telling her about a new guest staying in their house and how the guest had dark curly hair and smoked skinny black cigarettes. The narrator also remembers being preyed upon and being taken away by two men in all black who overpowered her and kidnapped her and the baby. Upon entering the abandoned car, the narrator remembers a bald-headed man being the driver.

text: The response in includes extraneous information that is not useful for the task.

refinement: The narrator remembers Ms. Johnson having a child, her being redheaded, wearing white clothing and brown sandals, and her hearing coughing coming from the basement.

text: The response misleads by implying that Ms. Johnson is redheaded and wearing white clothing with brown sandals. The description is for the narrator herself.

refinement: The narrator remembers Ms. Johnson having a child, while the narrator herself is redheaded, wearing white clothing and brown sandals, and her hearing coughing coming from the basement.

answer: The narrator remembers Ms. Johnson being with her baby while she, Ms. Johnson, and her husband were cleaning the kitchen. She also remembers Ms. Johnson's baby bag and the scar he received after he had jumped out of a window.

text: The response inaccurately describes Ms. Johnson and her husband cleaning the kitchen. It incorrectly mentions him getting a scar.

refinement: The narrator remembers watching Ms. Johnson's baby while she and Mr. Johnson went to work.

answer: She remembers watching her baby every day while she and her husband were out to work. She remembers having a red ponytail. She remembers wearing white clothing on with her brown sandals.

text: The response includes extraneous information that is not useful for the task.

refinement: She remembers watching her baby every day while she and her husband were out to work.

answer: Ms. Johnson was a caring mother and if she got any information about a woman who was paying in child's well-being, she would be single-minded just to make sure their baby was alright.

text: There's no evidence to suggest that the narrator remembers Ms. Johnson as described.

refinement: The narrator remembers watching Ms. Johnson's baby everyday while she and her husband went out to work.

answer: The narrator remembers watching the baby while Ms. Johnson and her husband went out to work. She remembers Riley, a yellow-skinned man with high cheekbones, curly black hair, and dark brown eyes, staying at the house for awhile. The paranoia started once the men arrived, and the narrator escaped with the baby in the aftermath. The narrator remembers that the baby opened his eyes, but was captured once again. The men brought them into a 1970 black camaro with a bright orange spray paint mark and fresh rims. The driver was a bald-headed man in his late forties.

text: The response includes extraneous information that is not useful for the task.

refinement: The narrator remembers watching the baby while Ms. Johnson and her husband went out to work.

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Answer the following question based on the above passage:

What did Mr. Johnson do which caused disaster to fall on the narrator?

answer: At the narrator's house, he disclosed that his friend Riley left. Riley was this yellow skinned man, with high cheekbones, black curly hair, with dark brown eyes. He smoked these skinny, black cigarettes. Riley was staying at Mr. Johnson's (the narrator's employer) house as someone else. In other words, Riley was a disguise for Riley. Mr. Johnson is this criminal and his gang members. They tricked the narrator into feeling safe.

text: The response incorrectly mention that it was the narrator's house and also that Mr. Johnson disclosed that Riley left. Riley had never left.

refinement: Mr Johnson allowed for a close friend named Riley to stay at their house. Riley was this yellow skinned man, with high cheekbones, black curly hair, with dark brown eyes. He smoked these skinny, black cigarettes. Riley was staying at Mr. Johnson's (the narrator's employer) house as someone else. In other words, Riley was a disguise for Riley. Mr. Johnson is this criminal and his gang members. They tricked the narrator into feeling safe.

text: There's no evidence to suggest that Riley was staying as someone else in disguise.

refinement: Mr Johnson allowed for a close friend named Riley to stay at their house. Riley was this yellow skinned man, with high cheekbones, black curly hair, with dark brown eyes. He smoked these skinny, black cigarettes. Mr. Johnson is this criminal and his gang members. They tricked the narrator into feeling safe.

text: There's no definite evidence to suggest that the other men were gang members.

refinement: Mr Johnson allowed for a close friend named Riley to stay at their house. Riley was this yellow skinned man, with high cheekbones, black curly hair, with dark brown eyes. He smoked these skinny, black cigarettes. They tricked the narrator into feeling safe.

answer: He invited a man named Riley into the house. He had high cheekbones, black curly hair, yellow skin, and dark brown eyes. He smoked skinny black cigarettes. She was skeptical at first, but decided it was okay. Later on this man would lead to her getting kidnapped.

answer: He secretly loaned out his house to a dangerous drug dealer.

text: There's no evidence to suggest that the man was a drug dealer.

refinement: He secretly loaned out his house to a close friend named Riley, which would lead to the narrator getting kidnapped.

answer: Mr. Johnson allowed a friend to stay over who eventually came after the narrator with other suspicious men. The group chased her and her baby, eventually taking them in a car and threatening them with a long ride.

text: The response mentions the narrator and her baby getting chased, however it was Ms. Johnson's baby.

refinement: Mr. Johnson allowed a friend to stay over who eventually came after the narrator with other suspicious men. The group chased her and the Johnson's baby, eventually taking them in a car and threatening them with a long ride.

answer: Mr. Johnson invited a shady guest into the house and he was overpowered by two of the guest's body guards. The narrator managed to escape with the baby, but got taken by the men in black to the perpetrator's car.

text: The response inaccurately mentions two body guards overpowering Mr. Johnson.

refinement: Mr. Johnson invited a close friend, Riley, into the house to stay for a few days which led to the narrator getting kidnapped. The narrator managed to escape with the baby, but got taken by the men in black to the perpetrator's car.


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An Australian millionaire and real estate mogul has advice for millennials struggling to purchase a home: stop buying avocado toast.

Tim Gurner, a luxury property developer in Melbourne responsible for over $3.8bn in projects, is facing heat for comments he made on 60 Minutes in Australia, implying that young people can’t afford to buy property because they’re wasting money on fancy toast and overpriced coffee.

“When I was trying to buy my first home, I wasn’t buying smashed avocado for $19 and four coffees at $4 each,” he said. “We’re at a point now where the expectations of younger people are very, very high.”

He added: “We are coming into a new reality where … a lot of people won’t own a house in their lifetime. That is just the reality.” Asked if he believes young people will never own a home, he responded: “Absolutely, when you’re spending $40 a day on smashed avocados and coffees and not working. Of course.”

The 35-year-old executive then offered a point of comparison, describing how hard he worked when he was young.

“When I had my first business when I was 19, I was in the gym at 6am in the morning, and I finished at 10.30 at night, and I did it seven days a week, and I did it until I could afford my first home. There was no discussions around, could I go out for breakfast, could I go out for dinner. I just worked.”

Gurner is not the first to suggest that young people’s love of avocado toast was making it harder for them to buy homes. Demographer Bernard Salt wrote in the Australian last year that if young people stopped going to “hipster cafes”, they could purchase property.

He wrote: “I have seen young people order smashed avocado with crumbled feta on five-grain toasted bread at $22 a pop and more. I can afford to eat this for lunch because I am middle aged and have raised my family. But how can young people afford to eat like this? Shouldn’t they be economising by eating at home? How often are they eating out? Twenty-two dollars several times a week could go towards a deposit on a house.”

Some compared Gurner’s comments to the recent controversial remarks of US congressman Jason Chaffetz, who suggested people struggling to afford health insurance should stop buying smartphones. “Maybe rather than getting that new iPhone that they just love and they want to go spend hundreds of dollars on that, maybe they should invest in their own healthcare,” he said.

Gurner’s spokesperson did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

question: Who is Tim Gurner?

answer: He is a luxury property developer in Melbourne responsible for over $3.8 billion in projects.

answer: Tim Gurner is a luxury property developer in Melbourne responsible for over $3.8bn in projects.

answer: a luxury property developer in Melbourne

text: Missing sentence case and full-stop.

refinement: A luxury property developer in Melbourne.

answer: According to the passage, Tim Gurner is a luxury property developer in Melbourne responsible for over $3.8 billion in projects. He is facing criticism for suggesting that young people's love of avocado toast is making it harder for them to buy homes.

text: "advice for millennials struggling to purchase a home: stop buying avocado toast." This is evidence that Gurner spoke about youngsters spending a lot of money on avocado toast.

question: Who is Jason Chaffetz?

answer: He is a US congressman.

answer: Jason Chaffetz is a US congressman.

answer: Jason Chaffetz is a US congressman. He recently made controversial remarks suggesting that people struggling to afford health insurance should stop buying smartphones. Tim Gurner, a luxury property developer in Australia, has also faced criticism for comments he made on 60 Minutes in Australia, implying that young people can't afford to buy property because they're wasting money on fancy toast and overpriced coffee.

text: " Tim Gurner, a luxury property developer in Australia, has also faced criticism for comments he made on 60 Minutes in Australia, implying that young people can't afford to buy property because they're wasting money on fancy toast and overpriced coffee." can be omitted since the question only asks who Jason Chaffetz is.

refinement: Jason Chaffetz is a US congressman. He recently made controversial remarks suggesting that people struggling to afford health insurance should stop buying smartphones.

answer: a US congressman

question: Why does Tim Gurner think millennials can't afford to purchase homes?

answer: they spend too much money eating out

text: Sentence case missing.

answer: He thinks they are wasting money on fancy toast and overpriced coffee.

answer: According to the passage, Tim Gurner believes that millennials cannot afford to purchase homes because they are spending too much money on luxuries like avocado toast and expensive coffee.

answer: He believes that young people are spending too much money on things like avocado toast and coffee instead of saving for a home.

question: How much does Tim Gurner say avocado toast costs?

answer: roughly $20

answer: Tim Gurner says that avocado toast costs $19.

answer: According to the passage, Tim Gurner claims that avocado toast can cost anywhere from $19 to $40.

text: The avocado toast costs $19. The coffee and the toast cost $40.

refinement: According to the passage, Tim Gurner claims that avocado toast can cost anywhere around $19.

answer: $19.

question: Write a ~1 sentence summary.

answer: Tim Gurner, a luxury property developer in Melbourne, has criticized young people for eating out at the same establishments he frequents.

text: It is incorrectly stated that Gurner has criticized young people solely for eating at places that he frequents.

refinement: Tim Gurner, a luxury property developer in Melbourne, has criticized young people for eating out at expensive places instead of saving that money to afford a home.

answer: Australian millionaire and real estate mogul Tim Gurner has come under fire for suggesting that young people should stop spending money on expensive food and coffee if they want to afford a home.

answer: The article is about a millionaire who says that young people can't afford to buy property because they are wasting money on fancy toast and overpriced coffee.

text: The millionaire's name and profession are omitted.

refinement: The article is about a millionaire who says that young people can't afford to buy property because they are wasting money on fancy toast and overpriced coffee.

answer: Tim Gurner, a luxury property developer in Melbourne responsible for over $3.8bn in projects, is facing heat for comments he made on 60 Minutes in Australia, implying that young people can’t afford to buy property because they’re wasting money on fancy toast and overpriced coffee.


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The University of California-Los Angeles (UCLA) appears to have cancelled a program that sought to pay students to fight “whiteness, privilege, and heteronormativity.”

The “Social Justice Advocates” program was first reported on by _Campus Reform_ last May, after UCLA posted a job listing seeking to hire 8-10 students to empower their peers by facilitating workshops about “systems of oppression” and how to fight “the status quo.”

[RELATED: UCLA paying students to fight ‘whiteness,’ ‘patriarchy’]

Students hired for the role would be remunerated with a quarterly stipend in exchange for working at least three hours per week hosting workshops such as “Social Justice Myths,” and “All Aboard The Struggle Bus,” according to the initial job posting.

Funding for the program was to come from the Bruin Excellence & Student Transformation Grant Program (BEST), a student-led initiative backed by taxpayer funding with the express purpose of promoting “social justice leadership among campus activists.”

However, UCLA no longer appears to be offering the program, as the Social Justice Advocates program’s Facebook page has been inactive for over a month, the program’s “workshop request” form is now defunct, and the UCLA website no longer maintains any active pages for the program.

In fact, UCLA gives no indication that it hired any students at all, which would make it the second public university to cancel a Social Justice Advocates program after the University of Arizona, where the program likewise disappeared following its exposure by _Campus Reform_.

[RELATED: U of Arizona to revise ‘Social Justice Advocates’ position]

_Campus Reform_ reached out to UCLA about the lack of communication concerning the Social Justice Advocates program, but spokespersons for the university have not responded to either confirm or deny that the program has been eliminated.

Meanwhile, Washington State University is the only school that still appears to pay students to fulfill a similar role. Although the school’s Social Justice Peer Educator program did face backlash after _Campus Reform_ reported on it last summer, it still remains active.

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

Summarize why UCLA cancelled the "Social Justice Advocates" program.

answer: No answer

answer: The program was cancelled because UCLA has not hired any students for the role.

answer: The program was cancelled because it was exposed by Campus Reform.

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

What does the text say about how the "Social Justice Advocates" program would work?

answer: The "Social Justice Advocates" program was first reported on by Campus Reform last May, after UCLA posted a job listing seeking to hire 8-10 students to empower their peers by facilitating workshops about "systems of oppression" and how to fight "the status quo." Students hired for the role would be remunerated with a quarterly stipend in exchange for working at least three hours per week hosting workshops such as "Social Justice Myths" and "All Aboard The Struggle Bus." Funding for the program was to come from the Bruin Excellence & Student Transformation Grant Program (BEST), a student-led initiative backed by taxpayer funding with the express purpose of promoting "social justice leadership among campus activists."

answer: At the time of the article, the "Social Justice Advocates" program was not working, implying that the program has failed. The "Social Justice Advocates" program was a UCLA program that aimed to recruit students to empower their peers by hosting workshops about "systems of oppression" and how to fight "the status quo". Students working in that role would be remunerated with a quarterly stipend in exchange for working at least three hours per week hosting workshops such as "Social Justice Myths," and "All Aboard The Struggle Bus." Funding for the program was to come from the Bruin Excellence & Student Transformation Grant Program, a student-led initiative backed by taxpayer funding with the express purpose of promoting "social justice leadership among campus activists."

answer: At the time of the article, the "Social Justice Advocates" program was not working, implying that the program has failed. The "Social Justice Advocates" program was a UCLA program that aimed to recruit students to empower their peers by hosting workshops about "systems of oppression" and how to fight "the status quo".

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

What does the text say about conservatism?

answer: Conservative students on college campuses are marginalized, threatened, and silenced. Campus Reform is pushing back against this. Progressives would rather threaten you with violence, silence your conservative views, or call for you to be "canceled" from our society if you oppose them. They say your views are dangerous, hateful, fearful, or racist. You can sign your name if you stand for the preservation of free speech, protections for conservative students, and the federal funding to be pulled from colleges and universities when they silence conservative views or students.

text: The response includes extraneous information not useful for the task.

refinement: Conservative students on college campuses are marginalized, threatened, and silenced. Campus Reform is pushing back against this. Progressives would rather threaten you with violence, silence your conservative views, or call for you to be "canceled" from our society if you oppose them. They say your views are dangerous, hateful, fearful, or racist.

answer: Conservative students on college campuses are marginalized, threatened, and silenced. Campus Reform is pushing back against this. Progressives would rather threaten you with violence, silence your conservative views, or call for you to be "canceled" from our society if you oppose them. They say your views are dangerous, hateful, fearful, or racist.

answer: The text says that conservatives are marginalized, threatened, and silenced by threatening students who oppose their views, or radicalized liberal professors or administrators.

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

What does the text say about Donald Trump?

answer: No answer

answer: No answer