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_THE SECRET POLICEMAN_[1] is a documentary about an undercover reporter that reveals racism among police recruits in Manchester, England. It was screened by the BBC in October 2003. It was filmed by Mark Daly, an investigative journalist, who joined the Greater Manchester Police Service and spent several months undercover at the Bruche National Training Centre in Warrington, Cheshire. He filmed episodes of racist behaviour among some recruits and their trainers.

Bruche National Training Centre

Bruche National Training Centre, Warrington, Cheshire, was operational between 1946 and May 2006. The facility provided initial training to new police officers.

Police training

In 2002, a “Training Matters Report” by Her Majesty's Inspector of Constabulary (HMI) indicated that police training was not fit for purpose.[2] The principal concern of the report was that police officers were not given enough training regarding the policing of diverse communities.[3] The report was influenced by the findings of the “Macpherson Report”.[4] The training of police officers had already begun a restructuring process prior to the broadcast of _The Secret Policeman._ The documentary sparked further restructuring which led to the Initial Police Learning and Development Programme (IPLDP), which was implemented by the Home Office in April 2005.[5]

Macpherson Report

The initial scope of the Macpherson inquiry was the murder of Stephen Lawrence in 1993. However, it later expanded into a broader examination of racism within the police service, defining the term “institutional racism” as “the collective failure of an organization to provide an appropriate and professional service to people because of their colour, culture or ethnic origin. It can be seen or detected in processes, attitudes and behaviour which amount to discrimination through unwitting prejudice, ignorance, thoughtlessness and racist stereotyping which disadvantage minority ethnic people”.[6]

The documentary

On 27 January 2003, Mark Daly, an undercover journalist, joined the Greater Manchester Police Service (GMP) to investigate racism within the police service.[7] In the previous year, the Chief Constable had said that his police force was “institutionally racist”.[8] Most of the filming was completed during fifteen weeks of training at Bruche and it exposed racism among some of the police officers.[9] PC Rob Pulling from North Wales Police was captured on film stating that Stephen Lawrence “deserved it”, his parents were “spongers” and that the murders granted “diplomatic immunity”. He further stated that he would, “bury an Asian under the train track”.[10] Additionally, he wore a pillowcase over his head and pretended to be a member of the Ku Klux Klan.[11] Furthermore, he admitted to engaging in an unprovoked attack on an Asian man.[12] In addition to PC Pulling, the other police officers exposed during the filming were PC Keith Cheshire, North Wales Police,[13] PC Andy Hall, PC Carl Jones, PC Tony Lewin, PC Adrian Harrison, PC Andy Turley, GMP, and PC Steve Salkeld, Cheshire Police.[14] On 21 October 2003, the documentary was broadcast and made national headlines.[15] David Blunkett, the Home Secretary, and various senior police officers condemned the racist behaviour of the police officers exposed as a result of the documentary.[16] However, there were criticisms about the use of undercover journalism to study the topic.[17]

Resignations

After the broadcast, ten police officers resigned, twelve police officers were disciplined and three police trainers were removed from their positions.[18]

Arrest of Mark Daly

Mark Daly continued as a police officer after his training at Bruche, and worked at the Hazel Grove Police Station in Stockport.[19] In August 2003, GMP received an anonymous tip-off about the documentary[20] and he was arrested on his way to work.[21] The GMP accused him of “obtaining a pecuniary advantage by deception” because he had claimed a police-constable salary whilst working undercover.[22] The Crown Prosecution Service found that there was insufficient evidence to proceed with the prosecution.[23]

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title: The Secret Policeman

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

What does the story say about making the documentary The Secret Policeman?

answer: The documentary was broadcast in October 2003. Mark Daly, an investigative journalist, joined the Greater Manchester Police Service and spent several months undercover at the Bruche National Training Centre in Warrington. He filmed episodes of racist behaviors among some recruits and their trainers. Most of the filming was done during 15 weeks of training at Bruche.

text: The broadcasting of the documentary is not relevant to its production, which is what the question asks about.

refinement: Mark Daly, an investigative journalist, joined the Greater Manchester Police Service and spent several months undercover at the Bruche National Training Centre in Warrington. He filmed episodes of racist behaviors among some recruits and their trainers. Most of the filming was done during 15 weeks of training at Bruche.

answer: It was a documentary about an undercover reporter that reveals racism among police recruits in Manchester, England.

text: The response should be much more specific and include more details.

refinement: It was a documentary about an undercover reporter, Mark Daly, who joined the Greater Manchester Police Service in an effort to document racist behavior in the force. He filmed episodes of racist behavior among recruits and trainers. Most of the filming was completed during the fifteen week training period.

answer: In 2003, Mark Daly, an undercover journalist, joined the Greater Manchester Police Service (GMP) to investigate racism within the police service. He filmed episodes of racist behavior among some recruits and their trainers. The documentary was broadcast on October 21, 2003 and made national headlines. The documentary sparked further restructuring which led to the Initial Police Learning and Development Programme (IPLDP), which was implemented by the Home Office in April 2005.

text: The highlighted portion includes information following the release of the documentary; however, the question asks specifically about the making of it.

refinement: In 2003, Mark Daly, an undercover journalist, joined the Greater Manchester Police Service (GMP) to investigate racism within the police service. He filmed episodes of racist behavior among some recruits and their trainers.

text: Further details about the making of the documentary should be included.

refinement: In 2003, Mark Daly, an undercover journalist, joined the Greater Manchester Police Service (GMP) to investigate racism within the police service. He filmed episodes of racist behavior among some recruits and their trainers. Most of the filming was completed during the fifteen week training period.

answer: No answer

text: The passage does clearly give information about the making of the documentary.

refinement: In 2003, Mark Daly, an undercover journalist, joined the Greater Manchester Police Service (GMP) to investigate racism within the police service. He filmed episodes of racist behavior among some recruits and their trainers. Most of the filming was completed during the fifteen week training period.

answer: Mark Daly, an investigative journalist, joined the Greater Manchester Police Service and spent several months undercover at the Bruche National Training Centre in Warrington, Cheshire. He filmed episodes of racist behavior among some recruits and their trainers. The documentary was broadcast on October 21, 2003, and made national headlines. The documentary sparked further restructuring which led to the Initial Police Learning and Development Programme (IPLDP), which was implemented by the Home Office in April 2005.

text: Response is the same as response 3

refinement: In 2003, Mark Daly, an undercover journalist, joined the Greater Manchester Police Service (GMP) to investigate racism within the police service. He filmed episodes of racist behavior among some recruits and their trainers. Most of the filming was completed during the fifteen week training period.

answer: The documentary was broadcast in October 2003. Mark Daly, an investigative journalist, joined the Greater Manchester Police Service and spent several months undercover in Warrington. He filmed episodes of racist behaviors among some recruits and their trainers. Most of the filming was done during 15 weeks of training at Bruche.

text: The highlighted sentence deals with the release of the documentary, not the making of it.

refinement: Mark Daly, an investigative journalist, joined the Greater Manchester Police Service and spent several months undercover in Warrington. He filmed episodes of racist behaviors among some recruits and their trainers. Most of the filming was done during 15 weeks of training at Bruche.

answer: In 2003, Mark Daly, an undercover journalist, joined the Greater Manchester Police Service (GMP) to investigate racism within the police service. He filmed episodes of racist behavior among some recruits and their trainers. The documentary was broadcast on October 21, 2003 and made national headlines. The documentary sparked further restructuring which led to the Initial Police Learning and Development Programme (IPLDP), which was implemented by the Home Office in April 2005. Mark Daly was arrested in August 2003 for "obtaining a pecuniary advantage by deception" because he had claimed a police-constable salary whilst working undercover. The Crown Prosecution Service found that there was insufficient evidence to proceed with the prosecution.

text: The highlighted portion of the response is unnecessary and does not answer the question.

refinement: In 2003, Mark Daly, an undercover journalist, joined the Greater Manchester Police Service (GMP) to investigate racism within the police service. He filmed episodes of racist behavior among some recruits and their trainers.

text: The response should include more information about the making of the documentary.

refinement: In 2003, Mark Daly, an undercover journalist, joined the Greater Manchester Police Service (GMP) to investigate racism within the police service. He filmed episodes of racist behavior among some recruits and their trainers. Most of the filming took place during the fifteen week training period.

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Answer the following question based on the above passage:

What does the story say about crime statistics in the UK?

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It was called Zulu. A cheap-ass, sun-faded, rusted-over excuse of an amusement park stuck just outside a notorious ghetto right off the freeway.

No shit. Zulu.

I kid you not; the motif was *jungle adventure*. Fiberglass lions and gorillas lurching about. Man-sized tribal masks announcing the park rules. Plastic trees and a couple of pock-marked rubber crocodiles floating in the unnatural electric blue water of a concrete pool. Are you ready for the mascot? Yes, you got it - a saucer-eyed, cartoon pygmy with a bone through its nose and hair like it just stuck it's dick in an electrical outlet. Cutouts of Zinger-Zu in front of every ride telling kids how tall they had to be....

So egregious, it soared right over "unacceptably offensive" and landed square on "ironically acceptable kitsch." And it was located in Dallas County, Texas, so that helped.

Virgil had been born into the ghetto that sprawled behind the zig-zag shadows of Zulu's dilapidated roller coasters. As a very young child, that park represented the promise of magic, adventure and mystery. Of course, money being money, he'd never been allowed to visit during those innocent years; and you grow up fast in the ghetto, so by the time Virgil actually did get to pass through the wrought iron gates for a sample of jungle paradise, he was already too old to believe in voodoo or hippopotamuses. No, as a pre-teen and teenager, he went to Zulu exclusively to buy weight and sell dime-bags to suburbanites from Fort Worth.

He'd never had the chance or, later, the inclination to ride a single ride.

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Older now, Virgil had lived 35 years, married twice, and had four kids. He stood six foot two inches, still trim at two hundred pounds. He had a good job in the city; a respectable house in the suburbs. His current girlfriend was able to trick him into church on Sunday mornings because she knew how to handle him on Saturday nights. If he wasn't careful, she'd become #3.

He was driving down the freeway with his youngest son, Wayne, and the child made a curious noise when they passed the almost illegibly weathered sign for "Zulu! Live the Adventure!"

"What?" Virgil asked his boy.

"Zulu...," the child said. "Zoo?"

"Nah." Virgil laughed. "But good guess. Hey, you know...."

Virgil checked the mirrors and exited the freeway. "You want to live the adventure, little man?"

\*\*\*

Wayne's mother was crazy. Not quite rising to the level of court mandated institutionalization, but Virgil figured that was only more bizarre road-rage incident away. Nevertheless, for all her batshit inclinations, she was very smart. Once she'd told Virgil that her IQ had been tested in the genius level. And he believed her. But, really, what did it matter if you could mentally convert ounces to grams or recite poetry from memory if you couldn't buy a dress without getting into a vicious fight with the saleslady, knocking over the window display, and getting chased out of the mall by a team of rent-a-cops?

Virgil was well rid of that situation; but he enjoyed spending time with their child. The boy seemed to have acquired his mother's intelligence, with none of the insanity. Virgil supposed it was bad form to pick favorites, but of all his children, Wayne was the only one he actively troubled himself to spend time with. All the others were dropped off by mandate; but Virgil would go out of his way to pick up Wayne and gladly hold on to him an extra couple of hours or even an entirely unscheduled day when the situation called for it.

Wayne was Virgil's little man. He was a calm, thoughtful, observant and sharp child. His soft, brown eyes took in everything, then his brow would furrow or his smile would widen depending on the situation, and then he'd react in a delightfully mature and appropriate manner. It gave Virgil a sense of peace and rightness, walking hand in hand with his little man.

Just as they did passing through the gates of the Zulu amusement park together; Virgil having purchased two tickets to spend some time reliving his past and sharing the experience with his son.

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"I used to come here pretty much every night when I was a teen," Virgil told Wayne. They were strolling down the market street, past the arcade, souvenir shops, and overpriced food stands. All the buildings were in need of paint and repair - the wood beam facades were chipped and rutted, sporting plenty of graffiti, and the roofs that were supposed to be thatched with palm-leafs had large bare sections of corrugated metal shining through. "It hasn't changed much," Virgil said, sadly.

As they continued through the park, Virgil would offer to take Wayne on some of the rides - Voom Voom Vulture! Zambizi Zinger! Python Plunge! - but the boy judiciously shook his head to the negative. It wasn't fear, just common sense. Everything looked so rickety and sketchy; even if the cabs didn't fall off their disintegrating rails, it certainly didn't look like much fun to be jerked around in those rusty metal buckets for three minutes of bad track.

"How about go-karts?" Virgil suggested. Wayne considered this for a moment and then smiled.

"Okay," he agreed. "Go-karts sound good."

title: [RF] Lets try this again

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

Summarize the plot of the story.

answer: The narrator is estranged from his wife, who is crazy. He has a young son, Wayne, and they take a trip to the old amusement park, Zulu. The narrator tells Wayne about how he used to come to Zulu as a teenager, and they come to the park and walk around. The narrator suggests go-karts, and Wayne agrees. The park hasn't changed since his teenage years, and the narrator reminisces about his younger days there.

text: The response uses the word "narrator" to denote the main character. However, the passage is written in third person and the protagonist is given a name, Virgil.

refinement: Virgil is estranged from his wife, who is crazy. He has a young son, Wayne, and they take a trip to the old amusement park, Zulu. Virgil tells Wayne about how he used to come to Zulu as a teenager, and they come to the park and walk around. Virgil suggests go-karts, and Wayne agrees. The park hasn't changed since his teenage years, and hereminisces about his younger days there.

text: The response does not include any information about Virgil's childhood.

refinement: Virgil is estranged from his wife, who is crazy. Virgil grew up next to an amusement park called Zulu, an offensive attraction next to his place of birth. Now an adult, he has a young son, Wayne, and they take a trip to the old amusement park, Zulu. Virgil tells Wayne about how he used to come to Zulu as a teenager, and they come to the park and walk around. Virgil suggests go-karts, and Wayne agrees. The park hasn't changed since his teenage years, and hereminisces about his younger days there.

text: The first sentence in the response is unnecessary.

refinement: Virgil grew up next to an amusement park called Zulu, an offensive attraction next to his place of birth. Now an adult, he has a young son, Wayne, and they take a trip to the old amusement park, Zulu. Virgil tells Wayne about how he used to come to Zulu as a teenager, and they come to the park and walk around. Virgil suggests go-karts, and Wayne agrees. The park hasn't changed since his teenage years, and he reminisces about his younger days there.

answer: Virgil takes his 10 year old son, Wayne, to the local amusement park called Zulu to recapture his own younger days. Virgil used to go there to buy weight and sell dimebags. Wayne is more interested in what Zulu actually means. Virgil talks about being a seller when he was younger and having his fair share of trouble with the cops. The trip is a success as Virgil realize he may have a real liking for his son.

text: The response contains several inaccuracies. Wayne does not ask about what Zulu means, and Virgil does not talk about his drug dealing.

refinement: Virgil takes his 10 year old son, Wayne, to the local amusement park called Zulu to recapture his own younger days. Virgil used to go there to buy weight and sell dimebags. The trip is a success as Virgil realize he may have a real liking for his son.

text: The trip is not what makes Virgil realize he has a liking for his son; Wayne is Virgil's favorite child.

refinement: Virgil takes his 10 year old son, Wayne, to the local amusement park called Zulu to recapture his own younger days. Virgil used to go there to buy weight and sell dimebags. After Wayne refuses to get on any of the rides, they finally agree upon the go-karts.

answer: Virgil grew up in the neighborhood of a run down amusement park. By the time he could afford to visit it, he was too old to enjoy most of the rides. Now Virgil is in his thirties, and has several kids. His youngest sees a sign for the amusement park, and wants to go. Virgil takes him, and they ride the go karts together.

answer: The story is about Virgil and his son Wayne, who are visiting the rundown amusement park called Zulu. While walking the market street of the park, Virgil tells Wayne about how he used to come to the park as a teen, but does not persuade the boy to ride any of the rides. Finally, Virgil persuades Wayne to try the go-karts instead. Virgil explains that in his past, Zulu was where he used to hang out and admits that the park hasn't changed since then.

text: The response should say that the Virgil is unable to convince Wayne to ride any of the rides, not that he didn't try at all.

refinement: The story is about Virgil and his son Wayne, who are visiting the rundown amusement park called Zulu. While walking the market street of the park, Virgil tells Wayne about how he used to come to the park as a teen, but is unable to persuade the boy to ride any of the rides. Finally, Virgil persuades Wayne to try the go-karts instead. Virgil explains that in his past, Zulu was where he used to hang out and admits that the park hasn't changed since then.

answer: Virgil and his son Wayne pass by a dilapidated sign bearing the words Zulu. Curious of what Zulu is, Wayne asks Virgil, who tells him it is an amusement park. Virgil proceeds to explain a little about himself and the life he had in the ghettos. He used to buy illicit drugs and sell them to suburbanites from Fort Worth from the park. Wayne is a bright child who can comprehend things well. Wayne gets excited when Virgil tells him he'll go on a few rides but only a go-kart ride. Virgil buys him a go-kart ticket despite the fact that it is meant for an adult. Zulu looks like a place defined by neglect in Virgil's eyes, he can only compare it to the very things he truly loved in the ghettos in his misspent youth.

text: The response takes several pieces of the exposition of the story and internal dialogue as plot points, which is inaccurate.

refinement: Virgil and his son Wayne pass by a dilapidated sign bearing the words Zulu. Curious of what Zulu is, Wayne asks Virgil, who tells him it is an amusement park. Virgil reminisces about his youth and the life he had in the ghettos, where he used to buy illicit drugs and sell them to suburbanites from Fort Worth from the park. Wayne is a bright child who can comprehend things well. Wayne gets excited when Virgil tells him he'll go on a few rides but only a go-kart ride. Virgil buys him a go-kart ticket despite the fact that it is meant for an adult.

text: The passage does not mention the go-kart is for adults only. Virgil also is the one trying to convince Wayne to get on a ride, not the other way around.

refinement: Virgil and his son Wayne pass by a dilapidated sign bearing the words Zulu. Curious of what Zulu is, Wayne asks Virgil, who tells him it is an amusement park. Virgil reminisces about his youth and the life he had in the ghettos, where he used to buy illicit drugs and sell them to suburbanites from Fort Worth from the park. Wayne is a bright child who can comprehend things well. Wayne does not want to get on any of the old-looking rides, but agrees to go on the go-karts with Virgil.

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

Summarize Virgil's relationship with the Zulu amusement park.

answer: When Virgil was very young, he wanted to visit the amusement park. By the time he had enough money to, he was a teen and was too old for most of the rides. Virgil then grew up and had kids of his own. He has a good relationship with one of his sons, and decides to take him to the amusement park. He enjoys showing him around and reminiscing, and goes on the go karts with him.

answer: As a child, Virgil grew up in the ghetto behind the zigzag shadows of the old amusement park, but could only see it as a magical and adventurous place because it was forbidden to visit. As a teen, Virgil sold drugs at Zulu to avoid the poverty of his own community. After his second divorce, Virgil started to spend more time with his son Wayne, and Wayne started asking about the park. Virgil now relived his past with Wayne, walking around the park and eventually trying out some rides.

answer: Virgil has a complicated relationship with the Zulu amusement park. When he was younger, the park represented a promise of adventure and mystery. As he grew older, however, he stopped believing in the magic of Zulu and instead visited the park primarily to make deals and hustle drugs. Now, as he walks through the park with his son, Virgil sees that it has hardly changed in all the years since he first encountered it. Although it never held the magic it once did, he takes joy in sharing the experience with his little man.

answer: Virgil used to spend time at Zulu when he was a teen; but now, as an adult, he appreciates the park more for its kitsch value than anything else. Virgil generally only goes to Zulu to wander around and spend time with his son, and on occasion, to ride go-karts with him. He does not believe Zulu to have any actual appeal as an amusement park.

text: The passage does not say that Virgil appreciates Zulu for the kitsch value. He appreciates it for the nostalgia that it brings him.

refinement: Virgil used to spend time at Zulu when he was a teen; but now, as an adult, he appreciates the park more for the nostalgia it brings him. Virgil generally only goes to Zulu to wander around and spend time with his son, and on occasion, to ride go-karts with him. He does not believe Zulu to have any actual appeal as an amusement park.

answer: Virgil lived in the slums beside Zulu as a child and visit as a teenager to buy and sell drugs. 37-year-old Virgil takes his 9 year old son Wayne to the park, revisiting his past and living in the adventure together. He notes that whilst the place hasn't really changed he assumes his son won't be too into it due to the park's rundown state.

text: The response is incorrect about the ages of both Virgil and Wayne. Virgil is 35, and Wayne's age is not mentioned in the passage.

refinement: Virgil lived in the slums beside Zulu as a child and visit as a teenager to buy and sell drugs. 35-year-old Virgil takes his youngest son Wayne to the park, revisiting his past and living in the adventure together. He notes that whilst the place hasn't really changed he assumes his son won't be too into it due to the park's rundown state.

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

Summarize Virgil's relationship with Wayne's mother.

answer: Virgil used to be married to Wayne's mother, but they divorced due to her emotional differences. Virgil used to have full custody of Wayne and lived with Wayne and Wayne's 3 siblings. Wayne's mother always argued with Virgil and made matters complicated. Virgil moved on to another lady and Wayne's mother became jealous. Wayne's mother even punched Virgil's new lover out of jealousy. Things got even worse when Wayne's mom had an assault charge filed against her because of it. Virgil ended up having to call the police on Wayne's mom and was constantly arguing with Wayne's mom. Virgil was finally able to move on from Wayne's mom after custody papers were signed. Virgil started seeing Wayne's mother again, hoping that she would be different, but she still behaved the same way. Virgil left her again.

text: The passage mentions none of the information in the highlighted section.

refinement: Virgil used to be married to Wayne's mother, but they divorced due to her emotional differences. The passage implies that although very smart, Wayne's mother had anger management issues. Virgil is glad to not be with her anymore.

answer: Virgil does not like Wayne's mother, but he does enjoy spending time with their child. Virgil goes out of his way to pick up Wayne and spontaneously spends time with him outside of the typical parenting obligations.

text: The response speaks about Virgil and Wayne's relationship, not Wayne's mother.

refinement: Virgil does not like Wayne's mother, but he does enjoy spending time with their child. The passage implies that Virgil and her separated because she was emotionally unstable and had anger management issues. Virgil is glad that he is not longer with Wayne's mother.

answer: Virgil was once involved with Wayne's mother but is no longer in a relationship with her. Virgil takes an active interest in Wayne and enjoys spending time with him. He admires Wayne's intelligence and maturity.

text: The response should contain more detail about Wayne's mother, as opposed to information about Wayne.

refinement: Virgil was once involved with Wayne's mother but is no longer in a relationship with her. Virgil takes an active interest in Wayne and enjoys spending time with him. Wayne's mother is implied to be emotionally unstable and has anger management issues. Virgil is glad to no longer be with her.

answer: She's crazy and could occasionally put Virgil in hospital due to her aggression. Even so, Virgil is also said to be a bit aggressive, which is why they're divorced. Virgil sees all of his other children dropped off by mandate. The child he sees in person, Wayne, is always calm, observant and thoughtful, which gives Virgil a sense of peace.

text: The passage does not say that Wayne's mother ever put Virgil in the hospital.

refinement: She's crazy and is implied to be emotionally unstable. Even so, Virgil is also said to be a bit aggressive, which is why they're divorced. Virgil sees all of his other children dropped off by mandate. The child he sees in person, Wayne, is always calm, observant and thoughtful, which gives Virgil a sense of peace.

text: The passage does not say anything about Virgil being aggressive. The reason the passage gives for them being divorced is that Wayne's mother has anger management issues.

refinement: She's crazy and is implied to be emotionally unstable, which is why Virgil and her are divorced. Virgil sees all of his other children dropped off by mandate. The child he sees in person, Wayne, is always calm, observant and thoughtful, which gives Virgil a sense of peace.

text: The question asks about Virgil's relationship with Wayne's mother, not his children, making the last two sentences unnecessary.

refinement: She's crazy and is implied to be emotionally unstable, which is why Virgil and her are divorced.

answer: Virgil used to be married to Wayne's mother, but they have since separated. She was very smart, but also short tempered according to Virgil. Virgil and Wayne's mother still must have a decent relationship since Virgil is allowed to keep seeing and taking care of Wayne.

text: The last sentence should include a qualifier for the statement, as it is not explicitly stated in the passage that Virgil and Wayne's mother are on good terms.

refinement: Virgil used to be married to Wayne's mother, but they have since separated. She was very smart, but also short tempered according to Virgil. It is implied that Virgil and Wayne's mother still have a decent relationship since Virgil is allowed to keep seeing and taking care of Wayne.

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

Summarize Virgil's relationship with Wayne.

answer: Virgil clearly cares the most about Wayne. He calls him his favorite, and refers to him as "little man." He decides to take Wayne to the amusement park after Wayne says he wants to go. Virgil then spends the day showing him around the park and riding the go karts with him.

answer: Virgil has a strong positive relationship with his youngest son, Wayne. He goes out of his way to spend time with him and often suggests fun things to do. The two currently enjoy going to Zulu amusement park together and riding go-karts.

text: The response should include that although it is in poor taste to pick favorites among one's children, Virgil favors Wayne the most.

refinement: Virgil has a strong positive relationship with his youngest son, Wayne. He goes out of his way to spend time with him and often suggests fun things to do. Wayne is the only child of Virgil's that he makes an effort to spend time with. The two currently enjoy going to Zulu amusement park together and riding go-karts.

answer: Virgil's relationship with his youngest son, Wayne, is one of compassionate mentoring. Virgil takes an active interest in Wayne's life, going out of his way to spend time with him and encouraging him to experience new things. Virgil believes that Wayne has a lot of intelligence and maturity beyond his years, and encourages him to pursue new experiences. Virgil values and respects both Wayne's intellect and his good common sense.

answer: Virgil treated Wayne differently than his other children largely because he was his only son. He also seemed to find himself happier in Wayne's company. The passage references a time when Virgil would go out of his way to pick up Wayne.

text: The passage does not explicitly state that Virgil only has one son.

refinement: Virgil treated Wayne differently than his other children. He also seemed to find himself happier in Wayne's company. The passage references a time when Virgil would go out of his way to pick up Wayne.

text: The response should include that Virgil views Wayne as his favorite, and goes out of his way to spend time with him.

refinement: Virgil treated Wayne differently than his other children. He would go out of his way to spend extra time with Wayne. He also seemed to find himself happier in Wayne's company. The passage references a time when Virgil would go out of his way to pick up Wayne.

text: The last sentence does not make any sense and should be removed.

refinement: Virgil treated Wayne differently than his other children. He would go out of his way to spend extra time with Wayne. He also seemed to find himself happier in Wayne's company.

answer: Virgil's relationship with Wayne seems to be very good. He finds the time to spend with Wayne occasionally. Virgil takes Wayne to Zulu to relive the time that he used to come there pretty much every night when he was a teen. Accordingly, Virgil seems interested in sharing activities with Wayne

text: The passage states that Virgil will go out of his way to spend more time with Wayne, making the highlighted sentence inaccurate.

refinement: Virgil's relationship with Wayne seems to be very good. He goes out of his way to find time to spend with Wayne. Virgil takes Wayne to Zulu to relive the time that he used to come there pretty much every night when he was a teen. Accordingly, Virgil seems interested in sharing activities with Wayne

text: The highlighted sentence is incomplete and incoherent.

refinement: Virgil's relationship with Wayne seems to be very good. He goes out of his way to find time to spend with Wayne. Virgil takes Wayne to Zulu to relive the time that he used to come there pretty much every night when he was a teen.


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VLADIM KAZANTSEV (; born April 14, 1973, Yarovoye, Altai Krai, Russia), better known by the stage name _Zaza Napoli_, is a Russian pop singer and artist.

Biography

Zaza Napoli was born on April 14, 1973 in Yarovoye, Altai Krai. In 1991, Vladim graduated from college and received a diploma as a teacher of primary school. Later he went to work at school. After working there for one year, he quit and entered the East Siberian State Institute of Culture in the department of theater art, specializing in theater and cinema.[1][2][3]

In 1997 he moved to Moscow, and in 1998 founded the Travesti Theater “Paradise Birds”. In 2002, he starred in the crime film “Ice Age”. In 2006, Zaza Napoli took part in the series “Do not be born beautiful.” Also starred in the thriller “Cursed Paradise”, the comedy “Kings of the Game”, etc. In 2007, he became a TV presenter of the program “Bitch-Love” on NTV.[4]

In 2017, he released his debut album called “Для тебя...”, which included 22 tracks. He recorded clips for the songs “Бабушки”, “Давайте выпьем” and “Подруга”. In the same year he released an album entitled “Это можно...”, it included 12 tracks. In 2020, the album “Бархатный рай” was released.[5][6]

He is the owner of such awards as: “Night Life Awards”, “Best Club Show” and “Silver Galosh”.

Discography

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  Year   Name              Detailed
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  2017   «Для тебя...»     -   Released: 2017
                           -   Format: Music download, CD
                           -   Label: SuperMegaHit.com[7]

  2017   «Это можно...»    -   Released: 2017
                           -   Format: Music download, CD
                           -   Label: SuperMegaHit.com[8]

  2020   «Бархатный рай»   -   Released: 2020
                           -   Format: Music download, CD
                           -   Label: Perpetuum Music[9]
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title: Zaza Napoli

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

What does the text say about the skills needed to become a Russian pop star?

answer: Not answered specifically, but it is stated that the man is a stage name Zaza Napoli and the verses of the songs clips he recorded are the subject of a book.

text: There's no specific answer, so it would be better to leave it at that.

answer: No answer

answer: The article does not mention any particular skills needed for the job of a pop star, apart from singing ability and an exciting personality. It is not an industry in which one academically learns to be.

text: There's no specific answer, so it would be better to leave it at that.

answer: No answer

answer: There are no clear indications of the required skills to be a good Russian pop star. However, talent in theater, cinema, TV and music seem to be shown in Napoli's case.

text: There's no specific answer, so it would be better to leave it at that.

answer: The article does not mention any particular skills needed for the job of a pop star, apart from being flashy and entertaining. It is not an industry in which one academically learns to be.

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

What does the text say about Zaza Napoli's career?

answer: Zaza Napoli is a Russian pop singer. Napoli pursued a career in music and art by attending the East Siberian State Institute of Culture specializing in theater and cinema alongside working as a teacher. Napoli opened the Travesti Theater "Paradise Birds" in 1997. Napoli played a role in several films including 'Ice Age" in 2000, and then he went to work for NTV as the TV presenter for "Bitch-Love" on 2007. he released several albums and won several awards throughout his career.

text: IT should be included that Napoli is also an artist.

refinement: Zaza Napoli is a Russian pop singer and artist. Napoli pursued a career in music and art by attending the East Siberian State Institute of Culture specializing in theater and cinema alongside working as a teacher. Napoli opened the Travesti Theater "Paradise Birds" in 1997. Napoli played a role in several films including 'Ice Age" in 2000, and then he went to work for NTV as the TV presenter for "Bitch-Love" on 2007. he released several albums and won several awards throughout his career.

text: Napoli did not work as a teacher while working in theater and cinema. He was a teacher first before leaving the field for theater and cinema.

refinement: Zaza Napoli is a Russian pop singer and artist. First, he was a primary school teacher before he pursued a career in music and art by attending the East Siberian State Institute of Culture specializing in theater and cinema. Napoli opened the Travesti Theater "Paradise Birds" in 1997. Napoli played a role in several films including 'Ice Age" in 2000, and then he went to work for NTV as the TV presenter for "Bitch-Love" on 2007. he released several albums and won several awards throughout his career.

text: This happened in 2002, not 2000.

refinement: Zaza Napoli is a Russian pop singer and artist. First, he was a primary school teacher before he pursued a career in music and art by attending the East Siberian State Institute of Culture specializing in theater and cinema. Napoli opened the Travesti Theater "Paradise Birds" in 1997. Napoli played a role in several films including 'Ice Age" in 2002, and then he went to work for NTV as the TV presenter for "Bitch-Love" on 2007. he released several albums and won several awards throughout his career.

answer: Zaza Napoli is a Russian pop singer, who was born in Yarovoye, Altai Krai, graduated from college in 1991 and later worked for one year at school as a teacher. He quit and entered the East Siberian State Institute of Culture to study theater art. He then moved to Moscow and founded the Travesti Theater in 1997, starred in a movie in 2002, and took part in three programs in 2007. He received several awards including "Night Life Awards" and "Silver Galosh", and released three albums in 2016 - 2017.

text: These pertain to Napoli's early life and academic career, not overall career.

refinement: Zaza Napoli is a Russian pop singer. Who first worked for one year at school as a teacher. He quit and entered the East Siberian State Institute of Culture to study theater art. He then moved to Moscow and founded the Travesti Theater in 1997, starred in a movie in 2002, and took part in three programs in 2007. He received several awards including "Night Life Awards" and "Silver Galosh", and released three albums in 2016 - 2017.

text: It's omitted that Napoli is also referred to as an artist.

refinement: Zaza Napoli is a Russian pop singer and artist. Who first worked for one year at school as a teacher. He quit and entered the East Siberian State Institute of Culture to study theater art. He then moved to Moscow and founded the Travesti Theater in 1997, starred in a movie in 2002, and took part in three programs in 2007. He received several awards including "Night Life Awards" and "Silver Galosh", and released three albums in 2016 - 2017.

text: Specify that this is called "Paradise Birds".

refinement: Zaza Napoli is a Russian pop singer and artist. Who first worked for one year at school as a teacher. He quit and entered the East Siberian State Institute of Culture to study theater art. He then moved to Moscow and founded the Travesti Theater "Paradise Birds" in 1997, starred in a movie in 2002, and took part in three programs in 2007. He received several awards including "Night Life Awards" and "Silver Galosh", and released three albums in 2016 - 2017.

text: It's not specified what years he took part in the other three films. In 2007 he was a TV presenter for "Bitch Love" on NTV. Just say that Napoli starred in several films in the 2000s.

refinement: Zaza Napoli is a Russian pop singer and artist. Who first worked for one year at school as a teacher. He quit and entered the East Siberian State Institute of Culture to study theater art. He then moved to Moscow and founded the Travesti Theater "Paradise Birds" in 1997, starred in several films in the 2000s, and was a TV presenter for "Bitch Love" on NTV in 2007. He received several awards including "Night Life Awards" and "Silver Galosh", and released three albums in 2016 - 2017.

text: Napoli released three albums from 2017 to 2020, not in 2016.

refinement: Zaza Napoli is a Russian pop singer and artist. Who first worked for one year at school as a teacher. He quit and entered the East Siberian State Institute of Culture to study theater art. He then moved to Moscow and founded the Travesti Theater "Paradise Birds" in 1997, starred in several films in the 2000s, and was a TV presenter for "Bitch Love" on NTV in 2007. He received several awards including "Night Life Awards" and "Silver Galosh", and released three albums from 2017 to 2020.

answer: Zaza Napoli is a Russian pop singer. Napoli pursued a career in music and art by attending the East Siberian State Institute of Culture specializing in theater and cinema alongside working as a teacher. Napoli opened the Travesti Theater "Paradise Birds" in 1997. Napoli played a role in several films including 'Ice Age" in 2000, and then he went to work for NTV as the TV presenter for "Bitch-Love". he released several albums and won several awards throughout his career.

answer: In 1978, Zaza Napoli graduated from college and received a diploma as teacher of primary school. He then worked at school for one year until he quit. In 1997, he moved from Yarovoye to Moscow and founded the Travesti Theater "Paradise Birds". He became a TV presenter in 2007 and released his first album called "For You".

text: Napoli became a teacher in 1991, not 1978.

refinement: In 1991, Napoli received a diploma as teacher of primary school. He then worked at school for one year until he quit. In 1997, he moved from Yarovoye to Moscow and founded the Travesti Theater "Paradise Birds". He became a TV presenter in 2007 and released his first album called "For You".

text: It's omitted that Napoli starred in a few movies in the 2000s.

refinement: In 1991, Napoli received a diploma as teacher of primary school. He then worked at school for one year until he quit. In 1997, he moved from Yarovoye to Moscow and founded the Travesti Theater "Paradise Birds". In the 2000s, he starred in a few movies. He became a TV presenter in 2007 and released his first album called "For You".

text: This sentence makes it seem like Napoli released his first album in 2007 when it actually happened in 2017.

refinement: In 1991, Napoli received a diploma as teacher of primary school. He then worked at school for one year until he quit. In 1997, he moved from Yarovoye to Moscow and founded the Travesti Theater "Paradise Birds". In the 2000s, he starred in a few movies. He became a TV presenter in 2007. In 2017, he released his first album called "For You".

text: It's omitted that Napoli has released 3 albums since 2017.

refinement: In 1991, Napoli received a diploma as teacher of primary school. He then worked at school for one year until he quit. In 1997, he moved from Yarovoye to Moscow and founded the Travesti Theater "Paradise Birds". In the 2000s, he starred in a few movies. He became a TV presenter in 2007. In 2017, he released his first album called "For You", and has released two more albums since then.

text: It's omitted that Napoli received such awards as "Night Life Awards", "Best Club Show", and "Silber Galosh".

refinement: In 1991, Napoli received a diploma as teacher of primary school. He then worked at school for one year until he quit. In 1997, he moved from Yarovoye to Moscow and founded the Travesti Theater "Paradise Birds". In the 2000s, he starred in a few movies. He became a TV presenter in 2007. In 2017, he released his first album called "For You", and has released two more albums since then.  Napoli received such awards as "Night Life Awards", "Best Club Show", and "Silber Galosh".

text: It's omitted that Napoli is referred to as a pop star and artist.

refinement: Napoli is a pop star and artist. In 1991, Napoli received a diploma as teacher of primary school. He then worked at school for one year until he quit. In 1997, he moved from Yarovoye to Moscow and founded the Travesti Theater "Paradise Birds". In the 2000s, he starred in a few movies. He became a TV presenter in 2007. In 2017, he released his first album called "For You", and has released two more albums since then.  Napoli received such awards as "Night Life Awards", "Best Club Show", and "Silber Galosh".

answer: In 1978, Zaza Napoli graduated from college and received a diploma as teacher of primary school. He then worked at school for one year until he quit. From 1991-1997, he attended the East Siberian State Institute of Culture, specializing in theater and cinema. Napoli moved from Yarovoye to Moscow in 1997 and founded the Travesti Theater "Paradise Birds".

answer: Zaza Napoli is a Russian pop singer, who has found success in both his homeland and abroad. He was born in Yarovoye, Altai Krai, graduated from college in 1991 and later worked for one year at school as a teacher. He quit and entered into the East Siberian State Institute of Culture to study theater art. He then moved to Moscow and founded the Travesti Theater in 1997, starred in a movie in 2002, and took part in three programs in 2007. He received several awards including "Night Life Awards" and "Silver Galosh", and released three albums in 2016 - 2017.


text:
-   CBS 60 Minutes on the Elite Worldwide Pedophile Network. [30:00] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eRrSnHTZVDQ

-   New York Times article from 1982: "Prostitution rings are providing young boys to male customers in Washington and are reportedly selling information about their clients' sexual preferences to foreign intelligence services, a private investigator testified yesterday." http://www.nytimes.com/1982/07/27/nyregion/boy-sex-rings-said-to-peddle-client-data-to-foreign-agents.html

-   Under the ‘Kentler Experiment’ of the 1970s, Berlin welfare authorities handed over homeless teenagers to known paedophiles. In most cases they were asked to care for 13 - 15-year-old drug addicts and prostitutes. “It is simply unimaginable that something like this happened with state oversight.” https://www.irishtimes.com/life-and-style/health-family/germany-s-secret-paedophilia-experiment-1.2897942

-   Woman went on Dr Phil Show exposing international pedophile ring, says she was sold to a trafficking organization as a newborn. "I traveled all over the world to have sex with them. They were all extremely rich, prominent members of society." [4:14] In another clip, she says she was forced to have sex before she could talk. [2:33]

-   Members of a U.N. peacekeeping mission engaged in "transactional sex" with more than 225 Haitian women in exchange for food and medication, a sign that sexual exploitation remains significantly underreported in such missions. About a third of alleged sexual abuse involves minors under 18. http://archive.is/ixbDa

-   Former Senior United Nations Official Facing Pedophilia Charges in Nepal. One of the world’s leading experts on humanitarian work with street children and children affected by war has been arrested on pedophilia charges. An initial investigation claims the 60-year-old had offered children foreign trips and better education before sexually abusing them. http://www.newsweek.com/former-senior-united-nations-official-facing-pedophilia-charges-nepal-876783

-   A new report commissioned by the Colombian government and FARC rebels has concluded U.S. soldiers and military contractors sexually abused at least 54 children in Colombia between 2003 and 2007. The investigator cites one case where 53 girls in the town of Melgar were targeted by contractors who filmed the abuse and sold the films as pornography. In another case, a 12-year-old girl was allegedly drugged and raped by a U.S. Army sergeant and a contractor. Under immunity agreements, none of the alleged abusers were ever punished. The media group FAIR notes the story has received no coverage in the U.S. corporate media. A number of U.S. outlets have reported on a new Justice Department probe which concludes U.S. drug enforcement agents in Colombia participated in "sex parties" with prostitutes hired by Colombian drug cartels. http://archive.is/0iSv4 (5th story down on this page)

-   Pedophile-ring in UK Parliament https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/morning-mix/wp/2014/07/07/a-big-political-cover-up-of-1980s-pedophile-ring-in-u-k-parliament/

-   Former Republican House Speaker Dennis Hastert on Wednesday admitted to sexually abusing teenage boys during his time as a high school wrestling coach in a Chicago suburb before his career as an elected official. http://www.cbsnews.com/news/alleged-sex-abuse-victim-of-dennis-hastert-identifies-himself-publicly/

-   Highly connected Billionaire and convicted pedo Jeffery Epstein only serves 13 month sentence. Numerous allegations surface, including that he used underaged girls for blackmail on politicians and others. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/jan/10/jeffrey-epstein-decade-scandal-prince-andrew

-   O.K. Boys Ranch: Much of the Boys Ranch staff was, at best, indifferent to the suffering. At worst, concluded a state investigation, some staff members sodomized and beat the boys themselves. http://community.seattletimes.nwsource.com/archive/?date=19951214&slug=2157707

-   Discovery Channel Documentary - "Conspiracy of Silence" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vBSIDQt5Dwc

Hollywood:

-   Hollywood’s Other ‘Open Secret’ Besides Harvey Weinstein: Preying on Young Boys https://www.thedailybeast.com/hollywoods-other-open-secret-besides-harvey-weinstein-preying-on-young-boys

-   Child sexual abuse cases in Hollywood attract attention http://articles.latimes.com/2012/jan/08/business/la-fi-ct-hollywood-molesters-20120109

-   The Pedophile Director Embraced by Hollywood- Filmmaker Victor Salva was convicted of raping a 12-year-old boy. But his new film, ‘Jeepers Creepers 3,’ is now playing in theaters. Why has Hollywood given this monster a pass? https://www.thedailybeast.com/the-pedophile-director-embraced-by-hollywood

-   Actor Corey Feldman Says Pedophilia No. 1 Problem for Child Stars http://abcnews.go.com/Entertainment/corey-feldman-pedophilia-problem-child-actors-contributed-demise/story?id=14256781

-   Kevin Spacey apologizes, comes out as gay to confuse the public after allegation of sexual advance on 14-year-old http://abcnews.go.com/Entertainment/choose-now-live-gay-man-kevin-spacey-emotional/story?id=50804057

Unfortunately, this is so common in Hollywood that it's considered "an open secret."

I highly recommend this documentary _An Open Secret_ (on Pedos in Hollywood with testimony from stars, court cases, etc, 1:40:00): https://vimeo.com/142444429

And finally...

-   Several of the children who Cameron experimented on were sexually abused, in at least one case by several men. One of the children was filmed numerous times performing sexual acts with high-ranking federal government officials, in a scheme set up by Cameron and other MKULTRA researchers, to blackmail the officials to ensure further funding for the experiments. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unethical_human_experimentation_in_the_United_States#Founding

question: What is the name of the program referenced?

answer: The program referenced is MKULTRA.

text: The response has provided an incorrect answer and the correct answer needs to be given.

refinement: The program referenced is CBS 60 Minutes.

answer: MKULTRA

text: Incorrect answer and the correct answer needs to be given.

text: Making this response into a full sentence will enhance it.

refinement: CBS 60 Minutes is the name of the program referenced.

answer: 60 Minutes

text: The full title of the program referenced needs to be included in the response.

text: Putting this response into a full sentence will enhance it.

refinement: CBS 60 Minutes is the name of the program referenced.

answer: MKULTRA

text: This is an incorrect answer to the question asked and the correct answer needs to be generated.

refinement: CBS 60 Minutes is the name of the program referenced.

question: What is the subject matter for this episode?

answer: The subject matter for this episode is unethical human experimentation in the United States.

text: The response given to this question is incorrect and a correct response needs to be generated.

refinement: The subject matter for this episode is an elite worldwide pedophile network.

answer: The subject matter for this episode is the Elite Worldwide Pedophile Network.

answer: The subject matter is about the Elite Worldwide Pedophile Network.

answer: An elite worldwide pedophile network.

question: What year did the New York Times publish an article on providing young boys to customers in Washington?

answer: 1982.

answer: 1982.

answer: 1982

answer: 1982

question: Where were members of a U.N. peacekeeping mission accused of engaging in transactional sex with more than 225 woman?

answer: Haiti.

answer: In Haiti

answer: The members of the U.N. peacekeeping mission were accused of engaging in transactional sex with women in Haiti.

answer: Haiti.

question: Write a ~3 sentence summary.

answer: All over the world, there is evidence that there are sex trafficking rings patronized and funded by more "elite" people-people with money, prowess, and different kinds of clout, such as political. Pedophile rings have been exposed by individuals as well as law enforcement investigations in countries such as the US and Colombia. This is a non-exhaustive list of stories to support and bolster these claims.

answer: The article discusses unethical human experimentation in the United States, specifically mentioning Dr. Cameron's experiments on children. The experiments included sexual abuse, blackmail, and filming children performing sexual acts with high-ranking government officials.

text: The beginning of this summary is incorrect and needs to be re-written.

refinement: The article discusses the elite worldwide pedophile network in the United States, specifically mentioning the Kentler Experiment conducted on homeless teenagers.. The experiments included sexual abuse, blackmail, and filming children performing sexual acts with high-ranking government officials. Many acts of sexual abuse to children around the world is discussed in this news segment.

answer: The article discusses the unethical human experimentation in the United States. It discusses the experiments of Dr. Ewen Cameron, who experimented on children and sexually abused them.

text: This summary is incorrect and needs to be re-written.

refinement: The article discusses the elite worldwide pedophile network. Around the world, several acts of sexual abuse to children have been noted, where children have been experiments or women have been used for transactional sex. The alarming ways in which pedophile rings have used children and women for sex is being brought to attention in this news segment.

answer: The author lists a number of cases of pedophilia in the United States, including the Franklin scandal, the Boy Scouts, the Catholic Church, and the U.N. peacekeeping mission. The author also lists a number of cases of pedophilia in Hollywood, including the case of Victor Salva, a convicted pedophile who is still embraced by Hollywood. The author also lists a number of cases of pedophilia in the UK Parliament.


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First Pet
(An unfinished short story by ChillistickCat)

We All Have Choices

We are under a bush at the foot of a ten foot high hill behind a large concrete sign.  Mother cat is talking to her kittens, who have just recently discovered their abilities to walk and explore, about the dangers of "street life" and "pet life".   She discusses all of the positive and negative tropes of both lives and tells her kittens they have a choice of which one they wish to live.  Unanimously all the kittens agree that street life, the life mother lived, is the one they want, accept Marko, who remains silent.  They all become quiet, including mother, in a silent stare at Marko.

Marko's Unplanned Rebellion

After the litter of kittens disperses to a shady section at the bottom of the hill, Marko makes his way, for the first time, to the top of the hill to a spot where mother cat said never to go as it is precisely the spot where a human can see them and take them.  Not heading his mothers words, he makes his way all the way up to see a vast grid of human houses.  He is in awe of the magnificence of the sight and gazes upon it, wondering what it would be like to be a pet.  He imagines all of the new things he would experience and what a human would be like.  He has seen humans before but never interacted with one.  Until he spots a little human girl in the house closest to the hill.

Just as Mother Warned

She makes direct eye contact with him then immediately points to him, to which two other humans, much larger than she, come into view.  The largest human begins to walk towards Marko.  He does not run away.  He sits and waits for them to come to him. Marko is in awe of how big the human gets as it gets closer and closer to him.  He notices things he has never noticed before, like noses and eyeglasses.  Then, just before he can turn around to look back at his family and mother, large hands embrace his whole body and he is lifted higher then he has ever been.  The motion winds him as he tries to scream for help, but no sound comes out.  Only the sound of the human saying, "Dont worry little guy, I wont hurt you".

The words mean nothing to him and he cries once more, this time letting out the loudest shriek he has ever made.  As soon as he gets his bearings inside the large human hands, he looks back to see if his mother heard him.  To his surprise, he sees a vacant hill, and with that he closes his eyes and cries out some more as the large hands place him into a dark box.

The Rise of A Pet

When he opens his eyes, Marko finds himself in an unfamiliar world.  He is still inside the box which is now on the floor of a bathroom that is brightly lit by florescent lights.  All he can see is the crack at the bottom of the white door and shadows that move about from the other side.  He exits the box and looks up to find an open window with a long white curtain draping to the floor.  He immediately runs to it and begins to frantically climb until he reaches the window sill.  From this vantage point he can see the hill where he was taken, then he looks down to see a 30 foot drop onto a concrete floor.  He sees a pool and other strange objects laid out about the patio.  He looks back to the hill and now sees his mother atop the hill timidly sniffing the air.

He lets out a loud screech, and his mothers ears perk up in his direction, but her eyes do not follow suit.  He continues screaming to no avail.  She then quickly jumps down the hill out of his sight.

 Marko tuns around to see the bathroom door has opened and standing in the doorway is the little girl.  She screams, " Mommy, Mommy, Kitty is trying to escape!" .  The child's mother then comes running into the bathroom, grabbing Marko, winding him again, and shuts the window closed.

Who is Going To Scoop The Cat Litter?

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title: First Pet

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

How does Marko's opinions change about being a pet through the story?

answer: At first, he was awe-struck about the human world, imagining all of the new experiences he could have with humans as pets. Then he started to fell sad as he grew to get acquainted with humans knowing nothing of him, like noticing noses and eyeglasses. At the end of the story, he is just hurt and dazed.

text: Everything after the first sentence is misleading/inaccurate

refinement: At first, he was awe-struck about the human world, imagining all of the new experiences he could have with humans as pets.

text: Describe how Marko's feelings change

refinement: At first, he was awe-struck about the human world, imagining all of the new experiences he could have with humans as pets. However, when a human picks him up, he seems to immediately regret it and wants to return to his family. When left alone, he tries to call to his mother again, but she doesn't respond.

answer: As the story progresses, Marko's opinion on being a pet shifts from hesitant curiosity to horror. At first, he is awed and curious at the human world, but is quickly convinced by the human girl and mother that it would not be a good choice. He is eventually caught by the humans and placed inside a dark box where he cannot escape. As he remains trapped, his view of the humans turns negative and emotional. He begins to see their actions as careless and neglectful. He no longer desires the experiences of being a pet, and now is solely focused on returning to his mother and litter of kittens.

text: "He begins to see their actions as careless and neglectful" is not supported

refinement: As the story progresses, Marko's opinion on being a pet shifts from hesitant curiosity to horror. At first, he is awed and curious at the human world, but is quickly convinced by the human girl and mother that it would not be a good choice. He is eventually caught by the humans and placed inside a dark box where he cannot escape. As he remains trapped, his view of the humans turns negative and emotional. He no longer desires the experiences of being a pet, and now is solely focused on returning to his mother and litter of kittens.

answer: At the beginning of the story, Marko wants to be street life like his mother. However, his experience as a pet alters his opinions. He is frightened by being taken by the humans and put into a dark box, and, he becomes emotionally traumatized. Marko begins to see the negative aspects of being a pet, how he is controlled and trapped. One the other hand, he also glimpses the attractions of being a pet, like being closer to humans and experiencing their world. In the end, Marko has dramatically changed his opinion of being a pet. Now he realizes how frightening it is and would much rather stay where he is safe with his family.

text: "wants to be street life" is neither grammatical nor accurate

refinement: At the beginning of the story, Marko is curious about being a pet. However, his experience as a pet alters his opinions. He is frightened by being taken by the humans and put into a dark box, and, he becomes emotionally traumatized. Marko begins to see the negative aspects of being a pet, how he is controlled and trapped. One the other hand, he also glimpses the attractions of being a pet, like being closer to humans and experiencing their world. In the end, Marko has dramatically changed his opinion of being a pet. Now he realizes how frightening it is and would much rather stay where he is safe with his family.

text: To say that Marko is "emotionally traumatized" is a bit extreme

refinement: At the beginning of the story, Marko is curious about being a pet. However, his experience as a pet alters his opinions. He is frightened by being taken by the humans and put into a dark box. Marko begins to see the negative aspects of being a pet, how he is controlled and trapped. One the other hand, he also glimpses the attractions of being a pet, like being closer to humans and experiencing their world. In the end, Marko has dramatically changed his opinion of being a pet. Now he realizes how frightening it is and would much rather stay where he is safe with his family.

text: "The attractions of being a pet" are things Marko fantasizes about before being taken in, not after

refinement: At the beginning of the story, Marko is curious about being a pet. However, his experience as a pet alters his opinions. He is frightened by being taken by the humans and put into a dark box. Marko begins to see the negative aspects of being a pet, how he is controlled and trapped. In the end, Marko has dramatically changed his opinion of being a pet. Now he realizes how frightening it is and would much rather stay where he is safe with his family.

answer: Marko's original inclination is to only want to be in the house with humans while continuing his free life as a cat. This changes when he sees firsthand, from the eyes of a human, all the neat things that could be done if he were a human. From this, he longs for being a human.

text: Completely inaccurate response

text: Provide a response

refinement: At first, Marko is curious about being a pet. However, as soon as a human picks him up, he seems to regret it and wants to return to his family. Once he's left alone, he tries to call to his mother again, but she ignores him.

answer: He seems interested in the concept. He's the only one of his litter that doesn't want to follow the life of his mother as a street cat. However, he's scared once the humans grab him. Sighting his mother for the first time after getting caught, he wants her to hear his cries to no avail. He tries but can't escape.


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It was a result which made the whole of Europe sit up and take notice.

Ajax’s victory over Real Madrid has been the story of the Champions League so far this season and now the Dutch club have another scalp in their sights.

In-demand left-back Nicolas Tagliafico has been a major part of Ajax’s remarkable journey to the quarter-finals, but they will go to Turin with the same belief.

The Argentine said: “We will have the same determination that we had against Real Madrid, this time against Juventus . We know it’s really tough, they are a great team and, on top of that, they have great players like Cristiano Ronaldo .

“With our tools, now well-known by everybody, we can play without fear again to get another big result against Juventus.

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Tagliafico's performances against Luka Modric and Real earned rave reviews (Image: David Ramos)
“We are fearless. We went to Madrid determined to enjoy ourselves. It was our best game we’ve played this year. It was perfect. The first game was almost perfect even though the result was not good but the second game was amazing. Just amazing.

“Now, against Juventus, we need another perfect game, but why not? I think it was one of the best moments in the last decades for Ajax.

“We have to make the most of it, enjoy it because I believe we can carry on making history.”

Ajax have a rich European tradition as four-time European Cup winners, famous for producing greats like Johan Cruyff and Dennis Bergkamp. They are enjoying a remarkable renaissance.

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The result at the Bernabeu shocked football (Image: AFP/Getty Images)
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Ronaldo wants to win the Champions League four times back-to-back (Image: REUTERS)

They smashed Gareth Bale and Madrid 4-1 in the Bernabeu with Dusan Tadic the star of the show, they had two thrilling group matches with Bayern Munich and their biggest star, Frenkie de Jong, is due to sign for Barcelona this summer.

They are in the Dutch title race and cup final and could yet win a treble as they look to begin the road back to their glory days.

“You have to dream,” said Tagliafico. “We’re in the quarter-finals for a reason. You can see it will be very, very difficult.

“But you have a chance, even a very small chance and you have to have faith. It’s what I said about the Bernabeu and look what happened!

“Ajax have built a good team and with this philosophy any player can come in and join, have a good game and impress. Now we have a good team.

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But Ajax now want to add his Juventus to their hit-list (Image: Lars Baron)
“In Madrid, we played like we were at home, we approach every game the same.

“That’s what I like the most. We played against Madrid the same, both in Amsterdam and in the Bernabeu. We play with aggression and try to play with possession and pressure.

“We are in three competitions at the moment. We are actually enjoying this beautiful moment.”

Tagliafico, who speaks good English, began his career at his boyhood club Banfield in Argentina before joining Independiente and in January last year, moved to Ajax.

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Marc Overmars took to the pitch after they saw off Real Madrid (Image: Getty Images)
He has already captained his country, is enjoying the best season of his career and does not hide his ambition to one day move to the Premier League, with Arsenal among the clubs watching his progress.

Tagliafico said: “I think in the summer it could be a natural time to take the step.

“But I try not to think about taking that step just yet because we have many important games to focus on.

“Yes, it’s flattering because I think it’s the most competitive league. When you are a child, the target is to come to Europe and play in a top league like the Premier League. I came to Ajax because of the philosophy, the style of football and the club.

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Ronaldo is trying to create history (Image: Getty)
“I could have gone to Betis in Spain, but I knew that at Ajax I would learn and improve which made it the best step – and it’s happened as I predicted.

“It was the perfect moment to come to Europe, it was late because I was 25, it’s late for a player. It was tough to take the decision, but I needed to take a risk.

“We’ve had this same plan for a long time. It’s a club that is used to selling young players so we know we have to rebuild every now and then.

"But this year especially was one of the best years because the squad and the players which got together was really good and the players, the staff and the fans are together. We’re on the same path like a family.”

question: What did Nicolas Tagliafico have to say regarding Ajax's upcoming game against Juventus?

answer: They'll have the same determination they had against Real Madrid, and that Juventus is a great team with great players.

text: "We will have the same determination that we had against Real Madrid, this time against Juventus . We know it’s really tough, they are a great team and, on top of that, they have great players" is evidence of that Tagliafico said

answer: He said that Ajax will have the same determination that they had against Real Madrid, this time against Juventus.

text: Is misses to mention that he also said Juventus is a great team with great players.

refinement: He said that Ajax will have the same determination that they had against Real Madrid, this time against Juventus. Juventus is a great team with great players.

text: "We will have the same determination that we had against Real Madrid, this time against Juventus" is evidence of what Tagliafico said.

answer: He said that they will have the same determination that they had against Real Madrid.

text: It misses to mention his praise for Juventus, calling them a great team with great players.

refinement: He said that they will have the same determination that they had against Real Madrid. Juventus is a great team with great players.

text: "We will have the same determination that we had against Real Madrid" is evidence of what Tagliafico said.

answer: Tagliafico believes that Ajax can beat Juventus in the upcoming quarter-final match, just as they did against Real Madrid.

text: Though Tagliafico's beliefs are true it misses to mention what he actually said.

refinement: He said they will have the same determination that they had against Real Madrid, this time against Juventus . We know it’s really tough, they are a great team and, on top of that, they have great players. Tagliafico believes that Ajax can beat Juventus in the upcoming quarter-final match, just as they did against Real Madrid.

question: Which sport is this?

answer: This passage discusses football (or soccer).

text: "I came to Ajax because of the philosophy, the style of football and the club" is evidence that the passage is about football.

answer: Football

text: "I came to Ajax because of the philosophy, the style of football and the club" is evidence that the passage discusses football.

answer: Football

text: "I came to Ajax because of the philosophy, the style of football and the club" is evidence that the passage discusses football.

answer: Soccer, or, as it's known in the rest of the world, football.

text: "I came to Ajax because of the philosophy, the style of football and the club" is evidence that the passage discusses football.

question: How many times had Ajax won the European Cup at the time of this article?

answer: Four times.

text: "Ajax have a rich European tradition as four-time European Cup winners" is evidence that Ajax has won the Euro cup four times.

answer: Ajax have won the European Cup four times.

text: "Ajax have a rich European tradition as four-time European Cup winners" is evidence that Ajax has won the Euro cup four times.

answer: Ajax had won the European Cup four times at the time of this article.

text: "Ajax have a rich European tradition as four-time European Cup winners" is evidence that Ajax has won the Euro cup four times.

answer: 4

text: "Ajax have a rich European tradition as four-time European Cup winners" is evidence that Ajax has won the Euro cup four times.

question: Where did Tagliafico spend his boyhood?

answer: Tagliafico grew up in Argentina.

text: "began his career at his boyhood club Banfield in Argentina" is evidence of Tagliafico growing up and spending his boyhood in Argentina.

answer: Argentina.

text: "began his career at his boyhood club Banfield in Argentina" is evidence of Tagliafico growing up and spending his boyhood in Argentina.

answer: Argentina.

text: "began his career at his boyhood club Banfield in Argentina" is evidence of Tagliafico growing up and spending his boyhood in Argentina.

answer:
A) Argentina
B) Netherlands
C) Spain
D) England

text: Multiple choice answers does not directly answer the question.

question: Write a ~3 sentence summary.

answer: Ajax's victory over Real Madrid has been the story of the Champions League so far this season. The Dutch club have another scalp in their sights. The Argentine left-back, Nicolas Tagliafico, says they will have the same determination against Juventus.

text: "The Argentine said: “We will have the same determination that we had against Real Madrid, this time against Juventus" is evidence of Tagliafico saying his team will have the same determination against Juventus.

answer: Nicolas Tagliafico has been a key player for Ajax as they continue their impressive run in the Champions League. The Argentine defender is confident that Ajax can beat Juventus in the quarter-finals, and is looking to continue their recent success in the Dutch league and cup competitions.

text: It misses to specify in which cup competitions they look to continue their recent success.

refinement: Nicolas Tagliafico has been a key player for Ajax as they continue their impressive run in the Champions League. The Argentine defender is confident that Ajax can beat Juventus in the quarter-finals, and are also looking to continue their recent success in the Dutch league and other cup competitions.

answer: Nicolas Tagliafico is a footballer playing for Ajax. A four-time European Cup winner, the team is set to play Juventus, hot off a win against Real Madrid. Tagliafoco-who speaks English and grew up in Argentina-praises their upcoming rival for their skills, but thinks Ajax stands a chance at another title.

text: "We know it’s really tough, they are a great team and, on top of that, they have great players" is evidence that Tagliafico praises their upcoming rival.

answer: Ajax's left-back Nicolas Tagliafico has been a major part of Ajax's remarkable journey to the quarter-finals, but they will go to Turin with the same belief.

text: Fails to mention other key details such as the big win against Real Madrid and Tagliafico's praise for the upcoming rival, Juventus.

refinement: Ajax's left-back Nicolas Tagliafico has been a major part of Ajax's remarkable journey to the quarter-finals and they will go to Turin with the same belief. Ajax's big win over Real Madrid has been the story of the Champions League so far this season. Tagliafico's says they will have the same determination they had against Real Madrid, this time against Juventus. They know it’s tough and praises their rival, saying they're a great team with great players.


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SVEN ERIC GAMSKY, also known under the stage name STILL WOOZY, is an American singer/songwriter from Oakland, California.[1][2] His music is released through the record label Still Woozy Productions Inc., under exclusive license to Interscope Records.[3] Gamsky grew up in Moraga, California, in the San Francisco Bay Area. He began recording his own music at the age of 13.[4]

NME has described his style as “psychedelic bedroom-pop”,[5] while _IQ_ sees it as “genre-bending”.[6]

Early life

Sven Gamsky was born on June 23, 1992, in Oakland, California, and grew up in Moraga, California. He is the youngest of three sons born to Dr. Tom and Berit (Fuglsang) Gamsky, and has two older brothers, Nate and Sam.[7] Sven started playing the guitar when he was in middle school.

All three of the Gamsky brothers became Eagle Scouts. Sven was a part of Moraga Boy Scout Troop 212, in which his service project toward becoming an Eagle Scout involved remodeling a garden area at Donald L. Rheem Elementary School in Moraga. The East Bay Times reported in 2010 upon his achievement of Eagle Scout that “Sven plans to travel and volunteer after high school, and eventually study psychology in college.”[8]

Sven Gamsky attended Campolindo High School in Moraga, graduating in 2010. While in high school, he played guitar and bass in the band “Shoot for Roots”, a band he created with fellow bandmates and classmates Cole Leksan and Jack Morris. At the beginning of their senior year, “Shoot for Roots” won a Battle of the Bands competition hosted by the Lamorinda Teen Center. They had initially come to a tie with a band called IceBox Business from rival high school, Miramonte High School, but fans from Campolindo High broke the tie by cheering louder for Gamsky's band with a recording of 116 decibels.[9]

Career

After high school, Gamsky earned money by teaching guitar in the Oakland area and playing with the band Feed Me Jack at jazz clubs, festivals, and orchestra halls. He graduated from University of California, Santa Cruz in 2015, majoring in music with a classical guitar emphasis, and minoring in electronic music.[10]

From 2011 to 2016, Gamsky was in the alternative rock/math rock band Feed Me Jack, [11][12] which released four albums before disbanding, on good terms, in 2016 for members to individually pursue their careers in music. [13][14] The following year Gamsky released a single, “Cooks”, under the stage name Still Woozy,[15][16] stating that he chose the name because of his spaced-out nature.[17] As Still Woozy, Gamsky has released an EP and several singles,[18] for which Ami Cooks created the album covers, and four music videos, the first of which was released in 2017.[19][20] Gamsky prefers to release music as soon as possible and will sometimes release a song on the same day he has finished making it.[21]

A 2020 tour, which would have had 31 performances starting in May and ending in September, was postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.[22]

Discography

With Feed Me Jack

-   _Chumpfrey_ (2012)
-   _Anatolia_ (2013)
-   _Covers_ (2015)
-   _Ultra Ego_ (2016)

As Still Woozy

-   _Lately_ EP (2019)

Singles

-   “Vacation” (2017)
-   “Cooks” (2017)
-   “Wolfcat” (2017)
-   “Goodie Bag” (2017)
-   “Lucy” (2018)
-   “Habit” (2019)[23]
-   “Window” (2020)[24][25]
-   “BS” (2020)[26]

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title: Still Woozy

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

Why does Still Woozy (Gamsky) release his music as soon as possible?

answer: Gamsky prefers to release music as soon as possible so that his fans have the most up-to-date work. This allows him to connect with his fans on an immediate basis.

text: While this is a good interpretation, it should be stated that it is an interpretation and not a stated fact. There are no given reasons in the article.

refinement: There is no given reason as to why Gamsky prefers to release music as soon as possible, but it is possible that this is so that his fans would have his most up-to-date work. This would allow him to connect with his fans on an immediate basis.

answer:
Sven Gamsky is an American singer-songwriter performing under the stage name of Still Woozy. Gamsky started recording his own music at the age of 13, playing guitar for "Shoot for Roots", a band he created with his classmates.  After high school Gamsky taught guitar lessons for money and also played with a band called Feed Me Jack from 2011 to 2016.

In 2016, Gamsky and the band split up to pursue individual music careers. After the split, Gamsky styled himself as Still Woozy and started making records under that name.

Gamsky is known to releasing his records as soon as he makes them. The reason for this might be tied to his stage name, Still Woozy, a name he recalled choosing because of his spaced-out nature. This might have a hand in not wanting to hold on to newly-released works for too long, releasing them so he can work on other stuff.

text: The response does not address the question at all.

refinement: There is no given reason as to why Gamsky releases music as soon as possible.

answer: Gamsky prefers releasing his music as soon as possible since this aligns with his preference for spontaneity. He prefers releasing songs on the same day he finishes producing them. Gamsky prefers releasing music quickly in order to generate feedback more quickly.

text: While this is a good interpretation, it should be stated that it is an interpretation and not a stated fact. There are no given reasons in the article.

refinement: It is possible that Gamsky prefers releasing his music as soon as possible since this aligns with his preference for spontaneity and to generate feedback more quickly.

answer: The answer might be that he would want to start attracting and retaining fans as soon as possible since fans have short attention spans and are more responsive to up-to-date content.

answer: It may be to gain recognition as quickly as possible.


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TAIPEI -- California-based Applied Materials, the world's top chip and display equipment maker, has ordered staff to halt all deliveries and servicing for China's biggest LED chip maker, who was named on a red flag list recently issued by the U.S. government.

Xiamen San'an Optoelectronics is one of at least three Chinese customers of Applied Materials who were identified on the U.S. government's "unverified list," people with knowledge of the situation told Nikkei Asian Review. While the list does not embargo dealings with these entities, it requires American companies to treat them with caution. U.S. suppliers can no longer use existing licences to sell them products or service installed equipment, but have to reapply for new ones. San'an Optoelectronics is also the world's biggest LED chipmaker by revenue and listed in Shanghai.

Xi'an Jiaotong University, one of China's top 15 colleges, and a unit of Chinese Academy of Sciences, the country's top research agency, are also Applied Materials customers named on the unverified list, which was published on April 11, a supply chain source familiar with the move said. Some 37 Chinese companies and research institutions were named on the list, as well as seven organizations in Hong Kong, four in the United Arab Emirates, two in Malaysia and one in Indonesia.

The U.S. government's move marks another setback to the companies and research institutions who are crucial to China's ambitions to become a global tech superpower.

Applied Materials supplies almost all the world's leading semiconductor and panel manufacturers. Market leaders such as Intel, Samsung Electronics, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co, and China's national display champion BOE Technology Group could not make products without the company's tool and services.

As an industry leader in advanced tools for the critical semiconductor industry, Applied Materials' decision to immediately stop all business with those on the list could influence other U.S. vendors, as well as those outside the country, industry sources told Nikkei.

On April 12, Applied Materials sent a notice to all staff involved with the named companies that they should "immediately stop all pending and future equipment delivery, and cease all service activities at their sites," according to the notice obtained by Nikkei. The U.S. chip tool giant also demanded that staff, contractors and other personnel immediately withdraw from the sites of those companies, the notice said.

The notice warned that failure to follow this compliance could lead to significant violations of U.S. trade law.

The company's actions come just weeks after Applied Materials' CEO Gary Dickerson traveled to China in late March to attend SEMICON China, one of the industry's biggest events and an important showcase for Chinese technology ever since Beijing made chip industry development a top policy priority in 2014.

At the event, Dickerson made his first clear and public statement about the U.S.-China trade tensions which have hit the chip industry hard. "The strained relationship between China and the U.S. can put decades of economic growth at risk," Dickerson said. He also warned it would be "a lose-lose proposition" if the world's two biggest economic powers were unable to get along.

Applied Materials generated some 26% of its revenue from China, its biggest market, in the most recent quarter ending Jan. 27. The U.S. company did not immediately respond to a request for comments. San'an also did not respond to the request for comments.

China's commerce ministry spokesman Gao Feng last week hit back at the new unverified list, saying the U.S. move could harm Chinese companies' reputation and disrupt normal trade activities. Beijing said it objected to the abuse of national security and export control rules and demanded the U.S. withdraw the new curbs as soon as possible.

Akin Gump, an international law firm, warned companies in a research note that they would have to respond to the requirements of the unverified list. "As a result of this development, U.S. and non-U.S. companies and others should update their internal control program screens to ensure compliance with the new requirements," the research note said.

Harry Clark, a partner with Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP in Washington, told Nikkei that being added to the unverified list does not mean a broad ban on U.S. exports and re-exports to the entity, but it would need to obtain extra licences and file additional reports if dealing with such entities. It also applies to foreign persons.

"My firm advises clients to be especially careful to ensure that any export or re-export involving an unverified list entity is scrupulously compliant with the regulation," Clark said.

_Nikkei staff writer Lauly Li contributed to this report._

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

What is the purpose of the U.S red flag list?

answer: The U.S. created a list of Chinese companies and research organizations who were believed to support the Chinese military. The list was published on April 11th. The companies on the list were required to have tighter control mechanisms in place that are compliant with registration requirement.

text: The list wasn't just for Chinese companies as there were other countries on the list. It was also never mentioned whether the companies supported the Chinese military. The tighter control mechanisms and registration requirements were not for the "unverified" companies on the list, but for U.S. companies like Applied Materials that have business deals with these unverified companies. The response needs a rewrite.

refinement: The purpose of the U.S. red flag list is to caution American businesses, specifically those in the technology industry supply chain, about dealing with companies in China and other parts of the world the government classifies as "unverified". Although the list didn't embargo dealings with these entities, U.S. companies such as Applied Materials, cannot use their existing licenses to sell products or service installed equipment to the unverified companies on the list. Non-compliance could lead to violations of U.S. trade law. The author of the article believes that the U.S. government's move was meant to stifle companies and research institutions that are crucial to China's ambitions to become a global tech superpower.

answer: The purpose of the U.S red flag list is to require U.S. suppliers not to make deliveries to or provide service for anyone on the list. The list is meant to caution American companies to treat persons on the list with caution.

text: The U.S. red flag list wasn't meant to stop deliveries of goods and services per se. Business deals stopped because companies couldn't use their existing licenses anymore and needed to apply for new ones.

refinement: The purpose of the U.S. red flag list is to caution American businesses, specifically those in the technology industry supply chain, about dealing with companies in China and other parts of the world the government classifies as "unverified". Although the list didn't embargo dealings with these entities, U.S. companies such as Applied Materials, cannot use their existing licenses to sell products or service installed equipment to the unverified companies on the list. Non-compliance could lead to violations of U.S. trade law. The author of the article believes that the U.S. government's move was meant to stifle companies and research institutions that are crucial to China's ambitions to become a global tech superpower.

answer: The red flag list seems to be for the purpose of highlighting companies that need to be treated with caution. It appears to be being used to setback China's ambitions to be a global tech superpower.

answer: To require that U.S companies treat customers named on the list with caution. US suppliers are to no longer use existing licenses to sell these customers products or servIce installed EquItment.

text: Replace capital "I" in "servIce". Use the correct spelling for "EquItment".

refinement: To require that U.S companies treat customers named on the list with caution. US suppliers are to no longer use existing licenses to sell these customers products or service installed equipment.

text: The sentence is a little hard to read and needs a rewrite.

refinement: To require that U.S companies treat customers named on the list with caution. US suppliers can't use existing licenses to sell products or provide service to installed equipment to entities on the unverified list.

answer: The U.S. red flag list seeks to caution American businesses to treat Chinese companies with caution.

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

How does the Chinese company feel about being red listed?

answer: The China Commerce ministry spokesman Gao Feng blamed the new U.S. move could harm Chinese companies' reputation and disrupt normal trade activities.

text: The response is inaccurate and irrelevant because Gao Feng has nothing to do with the Chinese company (San'an Optoelectronics) mentioned in the article. The company made no comment and the response should either be "No answer/response" or that the company's feelings are not known because they did not comment on the matter.

refinement: San'an's feelings are not known because the company did not respond to requests for comment.

answer: No answer

answer: The Chinese LED chip maker named on the unverified list claims to object to the new curbs and demands the U.S. withdraw the new restrictions as soon as possible. The Chinese government and company feels the new curbs impose considerable challenges and risks on its business operations.

answer: The Chinese company has objected to being red listed by the U.S. government and fears that the move could harm their reputation.

answer: They feel as though it could malign their reputation and cause disruption to trade. They feel it's an abuse of export control and could lead to an economic downturn.

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

What is the consequence of Xiamen San'an Optoelectronics being redlisted?

answer: Without having to verify, Applied Materials halt all custom, order and services to San'an Optoelectronics.

text: The response doesn't answer the question and doesn't make sense. It needs a rewrite.

refinement: American companies, particularly Applied Materials, that have business dealings with Xiamen San'an Optoelectronics would have to stop sales and services because their existing licenses are no longer valid. Applied Materials is also an industry leader and its decision to immediately stop all business with Xiamen San'an could influence other vendors, even those not in the U.S. American companies that deal with Xiamen San'an will also be more cautious. There will be trade supply and manufacturing disruptions that could affect both companies as Applied Materials applies for a new license. The list also puts decades of U.S.-China trade and economic growth at risk, while stifling China's ambitions to become a global tech superpower.

category_text: A combination of coverage and coherence.

answer: Applied Materials has ordered staff to halt all deliveries and servicing for Xiamen San'an Optoelectronics, the world's biggest LED chip maker. This move comes after the U.S. government's announced "unverified list," and requires American companies to treat Xiamen San'an Optoelectronics with caution. U.S. suppliers cannot use current licenses or service installed equipment for this company; instead, they must reapply for new licenses. This consequence is likely to influence other U.S. vendors and those outside of the country.

answer: That company now needs to obtain additional licenses and file additional reports in order to conduct business with other American entities.

answer: People in the US will no longer be able to make transactions with them, instead having reapply for a new license. According to the US government, the company's name is unverified.

answer: The loss of readily available LED chip supplies from their main manufacturer could have implications when it comes to trade and technological manufacturing in the U.S.