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_THE SONG OF NIGHT_ (German: _DAS LIED EINER NACHT_) is a 1932 German musical comedy film directed by Anatole Litvak and starring Jan Kiepura, Magda Schneider and Fritz Schulz.[1]

It was made at the Babelsberg Studios in Berlin. The film's sets were designed by Werner Schlichting. A separate English-language version _Tell Me Tonight_ was made, also directed by Litvak.

Cast

-   Jan Kiepura as Enrico Ferraro
-   Magda Schneider as Mathilde
-   Fritz Schulz as Koretzky
-   Otto Wallburg as Pategg
-   Ida Wüst as Mrs. Pategg
-   Margo Lion as Manager of Ferraro
-   Julius Falkenstein as Balthasar

[1] Murphy p.381

title: The Song of Night

question: Who directed The Song of Night?

answer: Anatole Litvak directed The Song of Night.

text: THE SONG OF NIGHT_ (German: _DAS LIED EINER NACHT_) is a 1932 German musical comedy film directed by Anatole Litvak and starring Jan Kiepura, Magda Schneider and Fritz Schulz.[1]

text: No answer.

answer: Anatole Litvak directed The Song of Night.

text: THE SONG OF NIGHT_ (German: _DAS LIED EINER NACHT_) is a 1932 German musical comedy film directed by Anatole Litvak and starring Jan Kiepura, Magda Schneider and Fritz Schulz.[1]

question: What is the English language version of The Song of Night called?

answer: Tell Me Tonight.

text: A separate English-language version, "Tell Me Tonight", was made, also directed by Litvak.

answer: The English language version of The Song of Night is called Tell Me Tonight.

text: A separate English-language version, "Tell Me Tonight", was made, also directed by Litvak.

answer: Tell Me Tonight

text: A separate English-language version, "Tell Me Tonight", was made, also directed by Litvak.

question: Who designed The Song of Night's sets?

text: No answer.

answer: Werner Schlichting

text: The film's sets were designed by Werner Schlichting.

answer: Werner Schlichting designed The Song of Night's sets.

text: The film's sets were designed by Werner Schlichting.

question: When was The Song of Night released?

answer: 1932

text: The Song of Night (German: Das Lied Einer Nacht) is a 1932 German musical comedy film directed by Anatole Litvak and starring Jan Kiepura, Magda Schneider and Fritz Schulz.

answer: The Song of Night was released in 1932.

text: The Song of Night (German: Das Lied Einer Nacht) is a 1932 German musical comedy film directed by Anatole Litvak and starring Jan Kiepura, Magda Schneider and Fritz Schulz.

answer: The article does not contain an explicit date for the release of The Song of Night. The Trailers

text: It does give a year the movie was released-it's generally understood that the year mentioned in conjunction with a film is when it came out, for at least some audiences.

refinement: The article does not contain an explicit date for the release of The Song of Night. The Trailers

question: Who played Enrico Ferraro?

answer: Jan Kiepura

text:
Cast

- Jan Kiepura as Enrico Ferraro

answer: Jan Kiepura.

text:
Cast

- Jan Kiepura as Enrico Ferraro

answer: Jan Kiepura played Enrico Ferraro.

text:
Cast

- Jan Kiepura as Enrico Ferraro

question: What character did Fritz Schulz play?

answer: Professor "Neenee" Ferrano

text: Wrong.

answer: Fritz Schulz played the role of Koretzky.

text: - Fritz Schulz as Koretzky

answer: Fritz Schulz played the character Koretzky.

text: - Fritz Schulz as Koretzky

question: Write a ~3 sentence summary.

answer: Kiepura stars as Enrico Ferraro, a famous opera singer as he is making a transformation from singing the song of day to night. The film follows Ferraro through the highs and lows of his life, from his early romance with Mathilde to his calm before the storm during the war.

text: This needs a subject sentence introducing the film.

refinement: "The Song of the Night" is a 1932 German musical comedy film. Kiepura stars as Enrico Ferraro, a famous opera singer as he is making a transformation from singing the song of day to night. The film follows Ferraro through the highs and lows of his life, from his early romance with Mathilde to his calm before the storm during the war.

text: This adds details that were not in the text to the side of this field.

refinement: "The Song of the Night" is a 1932 German musical comedy film. Kiepura stars as Enrico Ferraro.

answer: The Song of Night is a German musical comedy about an Opera singer, Enrico Ferraro, who disguises himself as his own understudy, Remo, in order to collect the money for tickets of his friend Balthasar when he comes round to do so. The sequel of this film, Tell me Tonight, is also directed by Anatole Litvak.

text: There's a lot of information in here that is not in the text provided for the purposes of this snippet. I removed the extraneous information.

refinement: The Song of Night is a German musical comedy.

text: I included some details.

refinement: The Song of Night is a 1932 German musical comedy film directed by Anatole Litvak and starring Jan Kiepura, Magda Schneider and Fritz Schulz. A separate English version was made, also directed by Anatole Litvak.

text: No answer.

refinement: The Song of Night The Song of Night is a 1932 German musical comedy film directed by Anatole Litvak and starring Jan Kiepura, Magda Schneider and Fritz Schulz. A separate English version was made, also directed by Anatole Litvak.

answer: Magda Schneider and Jan Kiepur are singers in the film. They sing near the beginning of the film and it seems to be quite a musical.

text: There is aimless extraneous information in this summary, and it doesn't come from the available text (to my left).

refinement: The Song of Night is a 1932 German musical comedy film directed by Anatole Litvak and starring Jan Kiepura, Magda Schneider and Fritz Schulz. A separate English version was made, also directed by Anatole Litvak.

answer: The Song of Night is a German film directed by Anatole Litvak. There was also an English language version called Tell Me Tonight. A list of the cast is included.

text:
_THE SONG OF NIGHT_ (German: _DAS LIED EINER NACHT_) is a 1932 German musical comedy film directed by Anatole Litvak and starring Jan Kiepura, Magda Schneider and Fritz Schulz.[1]

It was made at the Babelsberg Studios in Berlin. The film's sets were designed by Werner Schlichting. A separate English-language version _Tell Me Tonight_ was made, also directed by Litvak.

Cast

- Jan Kiepura as Enrico Ferraro
- Magda Schneider as Mathilde
- Fritz Schulz as Koretzky
- Otto Wallburg as Pategg
- Ida Wüst as Mrs. Pategg
- Margo Lion as Manager of Ferraro
- Julius Falkenstein as Balthasar

answer: The Song of Night is a 1932 German film where Enrico Ferraro is taken in by a theater company and turns his triumph into a career as an opera singer. When his marriage turns out unhappy, he starts to drag down the albums he sings in by acting as he sings. One of his albums contains a song Mathilde sings and this gives her a chance at stardom too.

text: There is tons of extraneous information that is also not available in the field of original text to my left.

refinement: The Song of Night is a 1932 German film.

text: I have added details from the actual text.

refinement: The Song of Night is a 1932 German musical comedy film directed by Anatole Litvak and starring Jan Kiepura, Magda Schneider and Fritz Schulz. A separate English version was made, also directed by Anatole Litvak.


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What happens when a reporter calls your charity? Does everyone at your organization dive under their desks, hoping that they won’t be asked to speak on television, or give an interview?

I know I used to run from calls from reporters. But that was before I really understood what made a good story. Media relations isn’t just reacting to current events or crises. It’s about thoughtfully crafting compelling stories that reporters will be interested in covering. And with charities averaging 2 media hits per week, there is ample opportunity to tell your charity’s story.

Small organizations are uniquely positioned to address issues at the local level, but can be intimidated, and sometimes outshone by larger organizations. Sometimes it feels like smaller charities just can’t compete with those large healthcare and arts budgets. But it’s really a myth that you need to invest a lot of money to see your name in the headlines.

The truth is you can easily run a good media relations program on a shoestring. You don’t need a big budget, but what you do need is a good story and a solid strategy.

1. Publish research, reports or whitepapers

If your charity leads research, or publishes reports and whitepapers, you can turn these into news stories that reporters might just pick up on. Do you have new statistics? Controversial public opinion polling numbers? White papers about your position on a particular topic? These are excellent starting points to build a newsworthy story from.

Keep in mind, your research or whitepaper is not the story itself. The story is in how it connects to real life people, the work that you do, and the position you are taking. So don’t just put out a press release saying “we published this.”

2. Take a stance

Advocacy can be a tricky realm for charities. With limits around charities’ participation in advocacy, taking a firm stance on an issue can seem risky, but it’s a great way to grab a reporter’s attention.

Is there an issue your charity is strongly in favour of, or are completely opposed to? This is an especially effective tactic if the particular issue is already top of mind. When your cause is in the news, reach out to reporters covering the issue, and write op-eds and blogs on your website to get the word out about your position.

3. Build relationships with and steward your media list

Remember, reporters and journalists are people with interests and passions. Start building relationships with the reporters on your media list.

You can apply a lot of the same tactics here that you’d use for traditional donor stewardship. Send thank you notes after a reporter covers your issue. Mail hand-written holiday cards, or share articles you’ve come across that might be of interest to that reporter. A little can go a long way, and will help you stay top of mind when reporters are looking for commentary on a particular issue.

4. Develop and tailor your pitch

If you’re looking for good quality media hits, paying for a wire service to publish your press release may not be the best investment. Instead, use a media pitching plan to make the most of your release.

Take a look at your media list, and craft personal emails to the journalists who you want to cover your issue. Media pitches are short and punchy, and get straight to the point. Give your journalists as much lead time as you can, and make sure your news is relevant to what they normally cover.

5. Tell a story

One of the most important tools in your media toolkit is the stories you have to tell. Media outlets are interested in real stories about real people. When you’re thinking of reaching out to the media, be sure to connect it to the story about one of your beneficiaries.

In my experience, journalists will always respond to a press release or pitch by asking if there is someone whose personal story they can tell. So preempt that by being prepared. Know which beneficiaries you can connect them with, and take the time to brief those beneficiaries on the release.

6. Think outside the traditional media box

When most people think about “the news,” I’ll bet there are a few formats that pop to mind: print/digital, TV, and radio. But with the advent of self-publishing platforms, there’s a huge opportunity to publish your own news stories.

Look into platforms like Huffington Post that accept guest writers and columnists, and start submitting your stories there. You can use these crowdsourced news platforms to supplement an existing media campaign, or as an alternative to traditional news outlets. The great thing about these platforms is you control the message completely by submitting entire articles, and you can even link back to your website or campaign.

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

Summarize the author's tactics for dealing with reporters.

answer: The charity must craft compelling stories for media. They should publish reports and white papers. Advocating is tricky and lots of advocacy is too concerned with limits set in place by charity regulation. Use op-eds and blogs to say what they are strongly in favor of and what they are strongly opposed to. Build relationships with the media and stay top of mind in order to preempt them. Continually pitch stories supplementing existing media campaigns.

text: It is not that relevant that advocating is tricky and lots of advocacy is too concerned with limits set in place by charity regulation.

refinement: The charity must craft compelling stories for media. They should publish reports and white papers. Use op-eds and blogs to say what they are strongly in favor of and what they are strongly opposed to. Build relationships with the media and stay top of mind in order to preempt them. Continually pitch stories supplementing existing media campaigns.

text: It is not clear what 'they' are referring to. I would say 'your charities' instead.

refinement: The charity must craft compelling stories for media. They should publish reports and white papers. Use op-eds and blogs to say what your charities are strongly in favor of and what they are strongly opposed to. Build relationships with the media and stay top of mind in order to preempt them. Continually pitch stories supplementing existing media campaigns.

text: 'the media' instead of 'media'.

refinement: The charity must craft compelling stories for the media. They should publish reports and white papers. Use op-eds and blogs to say what your charities are strongly in favor of and what they are strongly opposed to. Build relationships with the media and stay top of mind in order to preempt them. Continually pitch stories supplementing existing media campaigns.

text: It is omitted that you should tell the media a real story about one of your beneficiaries.

refinement: The charity must craft compelling stories for the media. They should publish reports and white papers. Use op-eds and blogs to say what your charities are strongly in favor of and what they are strongly opposed to. Build relationships with the media and stay top of mind in order to preempt them. Continually pitch stories supplementing existing media campaigns. Tell the media a real story about one of your beneficiaries.

text: It is omitted that you should look into platforms like Huffington Post that accept guest writers and columnists and start submitting your stories there. You can use these crowdsourced news platforms to supplement an existing media campaign or as an alternative to traditional news outlets.

refinement: The charity must craft compelling stories for the media. They should publish reports and white papers. Use op-eds and blogs to say what your charities are strongly in favor of and what they are strongly opposed to. Build relationships with the media and stay top of mind in order to preempt them. Continually pitch stories supplementing existing media campaigns. Tell the media a real story about one of your beneficiaries. Look into platforms like Huffington Post that accept guest writers and columnists and start submitting your stories there. You can use these crowdsourced news platforms to supplement an existing media campaign or as an alternative to traditional news outlets.

answer: The author's four general tactics are: 1. Publish research, reports or whitepapers 2. Take a stance 3. Build relationships with and steward your media list, and 4. Develop and tailor your pitch

answer: The charity must craft compelling stories for media. They should publish reports and white papers. Advocating is tricky and lots of advocacy is too concerned with limits set in place by charity regulation. Use op-eds and blogs to say what they are strongly in favor of and what they are strongly opposed to. Build relationships with the media and stay top of mind draw up speech drafts. Continually pitch stories supplementing existing media campaigns.

answer: The author recommends that charities publish research and reports as a way to grab the attention of reporters. They also recommend that charities take a firm stance on an issue and publish op-eds and blogs to get the word out about their position on that issue. They also recommend that charities develop and tailor their pitches to the journalists they want to cover their issue. They also recommend that charities tell stories about their beneficiaries to connect their issue with the story they have to tell.

answer: The author's four general tactics are:

text: It is omitted that you should publish research, reports, or white papers.

refinement: The author's four general tactics are: publish research, reports, or white papers.

text: It is omitted that you should reach out to reporters covering the issue and use op-eds and blogs to say what your charities are strongly in favor of and what they are strongly opposed to.

refinement: The author's four general tactics are: publish research, reports, or white papers; reach out to reporters covering the issue and use op-eds and blogs to say what your charities are strongly in favor of and what they are strongly opposed to.

text: It is omitted that you should build relationships with the media.

refinement: The author's four general tactics are: publish research, reports, or white papers; reach out to reporters covering the issue and use op-eds and blogs to say what your charities are strongly in favor of and what they are strongly opposed to; build relationships with the media.

text: It is omitted that you should continually pitch stories supplementing existing media campaigns.

refinement: The author's four general tactics are: publish research, reports, or white papers; reach out to reporters covering the issue and use op-eds and blogs to say what your charities are strongly in favor of and what they are strongly opposed to; build relationships with the media; continually pitch stories supplementing existing media campaigns.

text: It is omitted that you should tell the media a real story about one of your beneficiaries.

refinement: The author's four general tactics are: publish research, reports, or white papers; reach out to reporters covering the issue and use op-eds and blogs to say what your charities are strongly in favor of and what they are strongly opposed to; build relationships with the media; continually pitch stories supplementing existing media campaigns; tell the media a real story about one of your beneficiaries.

text: It is omitted that you should look into platforms like Huffington Post that accept guest writers and columnists and start submitting your stories there. You can use these crowdsourced news platforms to supplement an existing media campaign or as an alternative to traditional news outlets.

refinement: The author's four general tactics are: publish research, reports, or white papers; reach out to reporters covering the issue and use op-eds and blogs to say what your charities are strongly in favor of and what they are strongly opposed to; build relationships with the media; continually pitch stories supplementing existing media campaigns; tell the media a real story about one of your beneficiaries. Look into platforms like Huffington Post that accept guest writers and columnists and start submitting your stories there. You can use these crowdsourced news platforms to supplement an existing media campaign or as an alternative to traditional news outlets.

answer: The author suggests that smaller charities can compete with larger ones by publishing reports, taking a stance on issues, building relationships with reporters, and developing and tailoring pitches. The author also suggests thinking of new formats for news, such as crowdsourced news platforms.

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

Describe a type of event that could have controversial coverage and how the author would recommend putting a positive spin on the reporting.

answer: The author suggests that controversial public opinion polling numbers can be used to craft a newsworthy story.

answer: The author proposes that mentioning organizations and/or people who made a positive/negative impact can result in a positive/negative spin on reporting and suggests interviewing journalists, taking a stance on issues, having sustainable organizations, and telling stories to encourage positive reporting.

text: The whole answer is irrelevant.

text: It is omitted that the author suggests that controversial public opinion polling numbers can be used to craft a newsworthy story.

refinement: The author suggests that controversial public opinion polling numbers can be used to craft a newsworthy story.

answer: The author advises that an especially good practice at a bigger event that part icipants will donate an item to a charity and take a picture with youth who lost a family member(s) to gun crimes. This is ar ea in which calls of the violation of human rights can be made. The author recommends highlighting how these students are donating to other charity orgs and participation in the time of tragedy. And that the same time of program also memorialized

text: The whole answer is irrelevant.

text: It is omitted that the author suggests that controversial public opinion polling numbers can be used to craft a newsworthy story.

refinement: The author suggests that controversial public opinion polling numbers can be used to craft a newsworthy story.

answer: The author advises that an especially good practice at a bigger event that part icipants will donate an item to a charity and take a picture with youth who lost a family member(s) to gun crimes. This is ar ea in which calls of the violation of human rights can be made. The author recommends highlighting how these students are donating to other charity orgs and how their participation will give them an opportunity to get an education, which is why the memorialization is being done.

text: Nothing mentioned in the answer is stated.

text: It is omitted that the author suggests that controversial public opinion polling numbers can be used to craft a newsworthy story.

refinement: The author suggests that controversial public opinion polling numbers can be used to craft a newsworthy story.

answer: An event that could have controversial coverage is when a charity has a lot of money to spend on a cause and the charity is trying to get attention for their cause. The author would recommend putting a positive spin on the reporting by emphasizing that the charity has a lot of money to spend on a cause.

text: It is not stated that controversial coverage is when a charity has a lot of money to spend on a cause and the charity is trying to get attention for their cause. The author would recommend putting a positive spin on the reporting by emphasizing that the charity has a lot of money to spend on a cause.

text: It is omitted that the author suggests that controversial public opinion polling numbers can be used to craft a newsworthy story.

refinement: The author suggests that controversial public opinion polling numbers can be used to craft a newsworthy story.

answer: The author suggests that the charity becomes advocates on issues they are in favor of, or are opposed to. They take a firm stance on issues to grab a reporter's attention in a way that's not risky. They suggest being explicitly clear, and impacting the public they are trying to protect.

text: The whole answer is irrelevant.

text: It is omitted that the author suggests that controversial public opinion polling numbers can be used to craft a newsworthy story.

refinement: The author suggests that controversial public opinion polling numbers can be used to craft a newsworthy story.

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

Summarize the common thread throughout the advice in this article.

answer: It would seem that one of the most important things tying the advice together is that the best way to get your charity the attention they deserve is to let the media know who they are and what they are doing. It starts off with several options for publishing information, such as reports and whitepapers, in order to meet both the demands for information and to go around any restrictions one might have about advocacy work. Then, once your research is given to journalists, you should build relationships with them and further get their loyalty to go on your side. When the relationship has been secured, other activities follow-up, such as sharing information or writing op-eds on your blog. All of this is to get the word out about what your charity's money goes towards, which will feed back into the media work.

answer: The common thread is that you should be proactive in pitching stories to the media. The author says that the best way to do this is to take a stance on an issue and be vocal about it. They also say that you should build a relationship with the media, and be prepared that they will ask for a personal story about a beneficiary. The author also says that you should think outside the traditional media box, and try to get your stories published in places like Huffington Post.

answer: The contributions that should be highlighted are small ones. The article states that donating a large sum of money does not guarantee that your charity is featured in the news. Appeals go a long way as well. Furthermore, there is no need for expensive advertisement campaigns in order to get media attention.

text: The whole answer is irrelevant.

text: It is omitted that the common thread is that you should be proactive in pitching stories to the media.

refinement: The common thread is that you should be proactive in pitching stories to the media.

answer: This article is about how to get media attention for your charity. The author says you don't need a big budget to get media attention, but you do need a good story and a solid strategy. The author gives a few tips on how to craft a good story and how to get the media to cover it. One of the tips is to build relationships with reporters and journalists. Another is to develop and tailor your pitch. The author also mentions that you should think outside the traditional media box.

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

What does the author have to say about traditional news coverage?

answer: Most people describe news as tprint/digital, TV, and radio. Easy to access and consumed by a huge audience. The author thinks that donors are becoming savvier and paying to see news stories of their choice or have them published in sites like Huffington Post, which can then be cross-linked.

text: Easy to access and consumed by a huge audience are not mentioned in the article.

refinement: Most people describe news as tprint/digital, TV, and radio. The author thinks that donors are becoming savvier and paying to see news stories of their choice or have them published in sites like Huffington Post, which can then be cross-linked.

text: It is unclear and not stated.

refinement: Most people describe news as tprint/digital, TV, and radio.

text: It is omitted that traditional media news coverage is not the only way to get your message out. The author recommends looking into crowdsourced news platforms like Huffington Post. This is a great way to get your message out, and you can control the message completely.

refinement: Most people describe news as tprint/digital, TV, and radio. However, traditional media news coverage is not the only way to get your message out. The author recommends looking into crowdsourced news platforms like Huffington Post. This is a great way to get your message out, and you can control the message completely.

text: 'print' instead of 'tprint'.

refinement: Most people describe news as print/digital, TV, and radio. However, traditional media news coverage is not the only way to get your message out. The author recommends looking into crowdsourced news platforms like Huffington Post. This is a great way to get your message out, and you can control the message completely.

answer: Traditional media outlets like print and radio are not the best way to get your message out. This is because they are very expensive, and it is difficult to make your message stand out from the others. The author recommends looking into crowdsourced news platforms like Huffington Post. This is a great way to get your message out, and you can control the message completely.

text: It might be true, but it is not stated that traditional media are very expensive, and it is difficult to make your message stand out from the others.

refinement: Traditional media outlets like print and radio are not the best way to get your message out. The author recommends looking into crowdsourced news platforms like Huffington Post. This is a great way to get your message out, and you can control the message completely.

text: It is not stated that traditional media outlets like print and radio are not the best way to get your message out. but that they are not the only way.

refinement: Traditional media outlets like print and radio are not the only way to get your message out. The author recommends looking into crowdsourced news platforms like Huffington Post. This is a great way to get your message out, and you can control the message completely.

answer: No answer

text: It is omitted that traditional media news coverage is not the only way to get your message out. The author recommends looking into crowdsourced news platforms like Huffington Post. This is a great way to get your message out, and you can control the message completely.

refinement: Traditional media news coverage is not the only way to get your message out. The author recommends looking into crowdsourced news platforms like Huffington Post. This is a great way to get your message out, and you can control the message completely.

answer:
Most people describe news as t
print/digital, TV, and radio. Easy to access and consumed by a huge audience.

text: Easy to access and consumed by a huge audience are not mentioned in the article.

refinement:
Most people describe news as t
print/digital, TV, and radio.

text: It is omitted that the author suggests that traditional media outlets like print and radio are not the only way to get your message out and that the other ways should be used.

refinement:
Most people describe news as t
print/digital, TV, and radio. The author suggests that traditional media outlets like print and radio are not the only way to get your message out and that the other ways should be used.

text: Unnecessary space

refinement: Most people describe news as print/digital, TV, and radio. The author suggests that traditional media outlets like print and radio are not the only way to get your message out and that the other ways should be used.

answer: Although the author says that it's not a question of how much money one invests, but that one needs a good story and solid strategy, nevertheless, it may often pay to advertise in traditional news outlets.

text: The whole answer is irrelevant.

text: It is omitted that the author suggests that traditional media outlets like print and radio are not the only way to get your message out and that the other ways should be used.

refinement: The author suggests that traditional media outlets like print and radio are not the only way to get your message out and that the other ways should be used.


text:
HOUSTON (KTRK) -- All main lanes of Highway 225 have reopened following a heavy truck accident and gas leak.

According to TranStar, the accident was verified just after 1pm. Authorities were warning commuters to avoid the area if at all possible.

SkyEye HD was over the scene as crews doused the rig with water and brought in the Jaws of Life to pry the front windshield open. A victim was pulled from the truck but didn't survive. The identity of the driver has not been released.

The Texas Department of Transportation says the 18-wheeler hit a natural gas line, which is leaking vapor. Contractors were able to cap the gas line around 3pm. They had to wait until the cap line was clear of all fumes before they could reopen the freeway.

The freeway reopened to traffic on all main lanes around 4:45am this morning.

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question: Which highway was impacted by the gas leak?

answer: Highway 225

text: 'All main lanes of Highway 225 have reopened following a heavy truck accident and gas leak.' supports the answer.

answer: Highway 225.

text: 'All main lanes of Highway 225 have reopened following a heavy truck accident and gas leak.' supports the answer.

answer: The accident occurred on Highway 225.

text: 'All main lanes of Highway 225 have reopened following a heavy truck accident and gas leak.' supports the answer.

answer:
A. Highway 225
B. Highway 290
C. Highway 290
D. Highway 290

text: Just Highway 225.

question: Where is it located?

answer: Houston, Texas.

text: 'HOUSTON (KTRK) -- All main lanes of Highway 225 have reopened following a heavy truck accident and gas leak.' supports the answer.

text: 'The Texas Department of Transportation says the 18-wheeler hit a natural gas line, which is leaking vapor.' supports the answer.

answer: Houston,Texas.

text: 'HOUSTON (KTRK) -- All main lanes of Highway 225 have reopened following a heavy truck accident and gas leak.' supports the answer.

text: 'The Texas Department of Transportation says the 18-wheeler hit a natural gas line, which is leaking vapor.' supports the answer.

answer: The accident occurred on Highway 225 in Houston, Texas.

text: The question is about the highway, not the accident.

answer: Houston

text: 'HOUSTON (KTRK) -- All main lanes of Highway 225 have reopened following a heavy truck accident and gas leak.' supports the answer.

question: What caused the gas leak?

answer: According to the passage, the 18-wheeler hit a natural gas line, causing a gas leak.

answer: An 18-wheeler hit a natural gas line.

answer: A truck hit a natural gas line.

answer: A truck hit a natural gas line.

question: What time this morning did all lanes reopen for traffic?

answer: All lanes reopened to traffic around 4:45am this morning.

answer: 4:45am

answer: All lanes reopened for traffic around 4:45am this morning.

answer: 4:45am

question: Write a ~2 sentence summary.

answer: A heavy truck accident and gas leak caused the main lanes of Highway 225 to be closed. The freeway reopened to traffic on all main lanes around 4:45am.

text: It is omitted that there is one victim.

refinement: A heavy truck accident and gas leak caused the main lanes of Highway 225 to be closed. The freeway reopened to traffic on all main lanes around 4:45am. There is one victim.

answer: A truck carrying a load of gas hit a natural gas line, causing a leak. The freeway was closed for hours while crews worked to cap the gas line.

text: It is omitted that there is one victim.

refinement: A truck carrying a load of gas hit a natural gas line, causing a leak. The freeway was closed for hours while crews worked to cap the gas line. There is one victim.

text: It is omitted that it was in Houston, Texas.

refinement: A truck carrying a load of gas hit a natural gas line in Houston, Texas, causing a leak. The freeway was closed for hours while crews worked to cap the gas line.

answer: A heavy truck accident and gas leak has caused all lanes of Highway 225 to be closed. The freeway has since reopened, but the identity of the driver involved in the accident is not yet known.

text: It is omitted that there is one victim.

refinement: A heavy truck accident and gas leak has caused all lanes of Highway 225 to be closed. The freeway has since reopened, but the identity of the driver involved in the accident is not yet known. There is one victim.

answer: An 18-wheeler was the reason for closed lanes on Houston's Highway 225 this morning. The oversized vehicle struck a natural gas line, resulting in a leak that slowed traffic until the reopening of lanes at 4:45 in the morning.

text: It is omitted that there is one victim.

refinement: An 18-wheeler was the reason for closed lanes on Houston's Highway 225 this morning. The oversized vehicle struck a natural gas line, resulting in a leak that slowed traffic until the reopening of lanes at 4:45 in the morning.


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The Flint Water Plant water tower in Flint, Mich. CARLOS OSORIO/AP HIDE CAPTION

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The Flint Water Plant water tower in Flint, Mich.

 Carlos Osorio/AP

Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette says his office has filed a civil lawsuit against two companies involved in Flint's lead-tainted water crisis. The damages could reach hundreds of millions of dollars, he says.

"The more I discover and decipher," Schuette says, "the angrier I become. ... People committed crimes, and a global company and a Texas company botched the job of providing safe drinking water."

Schuette says the lawsuit accuses Veolia, a France-based resource management group, of negligence, fraud and public nuisance "for its actions and failures to act responsibly, which contributed to the water in Flint being poisoned."

Texas-based firm Lockwood, Andrews & Newnam Inc. (LAN) is accused of negligence and public nuisance. Leo A. Daly Co., the parent company of LAN, is named in the suit. LAN's Michigan-based affiliate and three Delaware-based affiliates of Veolia are also named.

"In Flint, Veolia and LAN were hired to do a job and failed miserably," Schuette tells reporters. "They failed miserably in their job — basically botched it, didn't stop the water in Flint from being poisoned. They made it worse, that's what they did."

The crisis in Flint started when the city switched to a new water source in 2014. As we have reported, "Water from that new source, the Flint River, was not adequately treated with corrosion controls and this caused lead from pipes to contaminate the water. The city switched back to its original source late last year." It was too late to reverse the damage to the pipes — which meant the children of Flint were "drinking from a lead straw," as Schuette says.

You can find a step-by-step look at how the crisis unfolded here.

Schuette describes the role that LAN played like this:

  "LAN was hired by officials in Flint in 2011 to study and review the feasibility for using the Flint Water treatment plant for water supply for Flint residents and industrial users. In the summer of 2013, LAN was hired to operate and help operate the water treatment plant using Flint River. The switch from Lake Huron water to Flint River water occurred on April 25, 2014. ... LAN botched the job, failed to help operate the water treatment plant without any — let me repeat without any — corrosion control program. This meant that lead leached into the water that would go to your home."

Veolia was hired in February 2015, he says, amid reports of elevating lead levels in the water:

  "Veolia was hired as Flint's water quality consultant, hired to fix the problems at the water treatment plant. Veolia hired an interim report on Feb. 18 of 2015 that completely misrepresented the quality of the Flint water. .. Veolia stated that the water, quote, was safe. Veolia also callously and fraudulently dismissed medical and health concerns by stating that quote, some people may be sensitive to any water."

He adds that in March 2015, Veolia recommended that an acid called ferric chloride be added to the water supply — which only served to exacerbate the corrosion of the pipes. "In other words, Veolia made a bad situation worse," he says.

This new lawsuit comes after state officials filed criminal charges against three people in April — two officials with the state Department of Environmental Quality and a water official from Flint. Schuette says that he is expecting to file further criminal charges "soon."

In an email to The Two-Way, a LAN spokesman says that Schuette "blatantly mischaracterized the role of LAN's service in Flint." He says LAN "had no responsibility for water quality," and that the company will "vigorously defend itself against these unfounded claims."

Veolia did not immediately respond to news of the lawsuit. Veolia is also involved in a Massachusetts lawsuit over more than ten million gallons of sewage spilled into wooded lands around the city of Plymouth.

Special Prosecutor Noah Hall says there has been a flood of lawsuits representing individuals in Flint. But he adds: "Unlike the individual plaintiffs, who can cover claims for their personal injury and the damage to their property, for the loss of their livelihood, the state of Michigan – and only the state of Michigan – can recover damages to the cost that the crisis has imposed, and continues to impose, on the state of Michigan."

Flint's recovery will require a state effort, he says. And any damages collected from this lawsuit are meant to "address really the kind of broader, more systematic public health implications of lead poisoning and what it does to the community."

question: Who is the author?

answer: 3000 Nights

text: This is not true.

answer: Carlos Osorio of the AP.

answer: James La Belle

text: Not sure where this comes from, as the name James La Belle appears nowhere in this article.

question: Which organizations are being targeted for negligence in the Flint water crisis?

answer: The lawsuit names Veolia and Lockwood, Andrews & Newnam Inc. (LAN) for negligence, fraud and public nuisance.

answer: Veolia, a France-based resource management group, Texas-based firm Lockwood, Andrews & Newnam Inc. (LAN), Leo A. Daly Co., the parent company of LAN, as well as LAN's Michigan-based affiliate and three Delaware-based affiliates of Veolia are also named.

answer: Attorney General Bill Schuette says his office has filed a civil lawsuit against two companies involved in Flint's lead-tainted water crisis, Veolia and Lockwood, Andrews & Newnam Inc. (LAN).

question: What happened to Flint's water?

answer: The city of Flint switched its water source to the Flint River in 2014 without implementing proper corrosion controls, leading to lead leaching into the water supplied to residents. This was followed by other problems for residents, including lead poisoning, highlighted by an ongoing crisis.

answer: They changed water source, failed to provide corrosion control at the water treatment plant, elevating lead levels; furthermore, they added ferric chloride making the situation worse.

answer: Flint's water became tainted with lead when the city switched its water supply in 2014 from Lake Huron to the Flint River, without adding corrosion control measures. This resulted in the lead in the city's pipes leaching into the drinking water. The crisis continued until Flint switched back to its original water source in late 2016.

question: What does Veolia have to say for itself?

answer: According to a LAN spokesman, Veolia "blatantly mischaracterized the role of LAN's service." They say that LAN had no responsibility for water quality, and that the company will "vigorously defend itself against these unfounded claims."

text: That's not what they said, as they had no response.

answer: No comment.

text: I think it should state that they gave no comment, or else it can look like the story didn't mention their response either way.

text: Veolia did not immediately respond to news of the lawsuit.

answer: Veolia did not immediately respond to news of the lawsuit. Veolia is a France-based resource management group and a Texas-based company.

text: Any further information is extraneous- only the answer to the question is necessary.

refinement: Veolia did not immediately respond to news of the lawsuit.

text: Veolia did not immediately respond to news of the lawsuit.

question: Write a ~3 sentence summary.

answer: The attorney general in Michigan, Bill Schuette, is filing a lawsuit against two companies that were involved with Flint's lead-tainted water crisis. Veolia and Lockwood, Andrews & Newnam Inc. are accused of negligence in failing to provide safe water in the city, which caused further health issues for residents. The lawsuit is meant to recover damages, with any collected money going towards the "broader, more systematic public health implications" of the crisis.

text: Since this is a summary, it should lead with the bulk or meat of the article, which is that the water in Flint isn't safe for drinking.

refinement: The water in Flint, Michigan, has not been safe for residents to use since 2014.The attorney general in Michigan, Bill Schuette, is filing a lawsuit against two companies that were involved with Flint's lead-tainted water crisis. Veolia and Lockwood, Andrews & Newnam Inc. are accused of negligence in failing to provide safe water in the city, which caused further health issues for residents. The lawsuit is meant to recover damages, with any collected money going towards the "broader, more systematic public health implications" of the crisis.

answer: Officials have filed a civil lawsuit against companies involved in Flint's lead-tainted water crisis: Veolia, a France-based resource management group, Texas-based firm Lockwood, Andrews & Newnam Inc. (LAN), Leo A. Daly Co., the parent company of LAN, as well as LAN's Michigan-based affiliate and three Delaware-based affiliates of Veolia are also named. They changed water source, and failed to provide corrosion control at the water treatment plant, elevating lead levels; furthermore, they added ferric chloride making the situation worse. Veolia did not immediately respond to news of the lawsuit.

text: This could be pared down considerably. I would start by outlining the subject matter.

refinement: Since 2014, Flint, Michigan, has suffered a water crisis in which residents have found the water is unusable as it makes them ill. Officials have filed a civil lawsuit against companies involved in Flint's lead-tainted water crisis: Veolia, a France-based resource management group, Texas-based firm Lockwood, Andrews & Newnam Inc. (LAN), Leo A. Daly Co., the parent company of LAN, as well as LAN's Michigan-based affiliate and three Delaware-based affiliates of Veolia are also named. They changed water source, and failed to provide corrosion control at the water treatment plant, elevating lead levels; furthermore, they added ferric chloride making the situation worse. Veolia did not immediately respond to news of the lawsuit.

text: The subjects responsible can be stated next.

refinement: Since 2014, Flint, Michigan, has suffered a water crisis in which residents have found the water is unusable as it makes them ill. Officials have filed a civil lawsuit against the companies thought to be responsible: Veolia, a France-based resource management group, Texas-based firm Lockwood, Andrews & Newnam Inc. (LAN), Leo A. Daly Co., the parent company of LAN, as well as LAN's Michigan-based affiliate and three Delaware-based affiliates of Veolia. They changed water source, and failed to provide corrosion control at the water treatment plant, elevating lead levels; furthermore, they added ferric chloride making the situation worse. Veolia did not immediately respond to news of the lawsuit.

text: Now I have simplified the statement regarding the ways in which the company has wronged the residents of Flint.

refinement: Since 2014, Flint, Michigan, has suffered a water crisis in which residents have found the water is unusable as it makes them ill. Officials have filed a civil lawsuit against the companies thought to be responsible: Veolia, a France-based resource management group, Texas-based firm Lockwood, Andrews & Newnam Inc. (LAN), Leo A. Daly Co., the parent company of LAN, as well as LAN's Michigan-based affiliate and three Delaware-based affiliates of Veolia. Sources have alleged that Veolia changed water source and then failed to provide corrosion control at the water treatment plant, elevating lead levels, before adding ferric acid, which exacerbated the situation.

answer: Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette has filed a lawsuit against two contracting companies for their role in the Flint water crisis, in which residents were lead poisoned due to a switch of local water sources. The suit seeks damages of "hundreds of millions of dollars." The Attorney General aims to "address broader, more systematic public health implications of lead poisoning."

text: I have began with a subject line to set up the summary to be more accessible to the reader.

refinement: Since 2014, Flint, Michigan has had undrinkable and usable water. Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette has filed a lawsuit against two contracting companies for their role in the Flint water crisis, in which residents were lead poisoned due to a switch of local water sources. The suit seeks damages of "hundreds of millions of dollars." The Attorney General aims to "address broader, more systematic public health implications of lead poisoning."

answer: Michigan's Attorney General Bill Schuette announced that his office has filed a civil lawsuit against two companies implicated in the Flint water crisis. The damages could be "in the hundreds of millions of dollars," he says, and Veolia and LAN are being sued for negligence and public nuisance, as they "botched the job" of providing safe drinking water. The crisis started in 2014, when Flint switched to new water sources that weren't adequately treated, contaminating Flint's water with lead.

text: I have added a sentence introducing the subject matter.

refinement: Since 2014, Flint, Michigan, has had undrinkable water. Michigan's Attorney General Bill Schuette announced that his office has filed a civil lawsuit against two companies implicated in the Flint water crisis. The damages could be "in the hundreds of millions of dollars," he says, and Veolia and LAN are being sued for negligence and public nuisance, as they "botched the job" of providing safe drinking water. The crisis started in 2014, when Flint switched to new water sources that weren't adequately treated, contaminating Flint's water with lead.

text: I have cut down on quotes to more succinctly summarize the meat of the original article.

refinement: Since 2014, Flint, Michigan, has not had safe drinking water. Michigan's Attorney General Bill Schuette announced that his office has filed a civil lawsuit against two companies implicated in the Flint water crisis. Veolia and LAN are being sued for negligence and public nuisance, as they allegedly failed to provide safe drinking water. The crisis started in 2014, when Flint switched to new water sources that weren't adequately treated, contaminating Flint's water with lead.

text: I have made the final sentence more succinct.

refinement: Since 2014, Flint, Michigan, has not had safe drinking water. Michigan's Attorney General Bill Schuette announced that his office has filed a civil lawsuit against two companies implicated in the Flint water crisis. Veolia and LAN are being sued for negligence and public nuisance, as they allegedly failed to provide safe drinking water. The crisis started when Flint switched to new water sources that weren't adequately treated, contaminating Flint's water with lead.

answer: Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette has announced that his office has filed a lawsuit against two companies, Veolia and LAN, for their role in the lead-tainted water crisis in Flint, which saw lead leach into tap water due to inadequate treatment. The damages sought could be hundreds of millions of dollars, with the intention of covering costs, such as addressing public health effects, caused by lead poisoning.

text: I have introduced the subject matter at the outset.

refinement: Since 2014, Flint, Michigan, has not had safe drinking water. Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette has announced that his office has filed a lawsuit against two companies, Veolia and LAN, for their role in the lead-tainted water crisis in Flint, which saw lead leach into tap water due to inadequate treatment. The damages sought could be hundreds of millions of dollars, with the intention of covering costs, such as addressing public health effects, caused by lead poisoning.

answer:
-Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette has filed a civil lawsuit against two companies involved in the Flint lead-tainted water crisis, one of which was hired to help operate the water plant. A second company was hired as a "water quality consultant", but allegedly downplayed health concerns and contributed to worsening the situation.

-The lawsuit is meant to reimburse the state (of Michigan) for the financial impact of the crisis, including public health repercussions.

text: I've removed the dash.

refinement:
Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette has filed a civil lawsuit against two companies involved in the Flint lead-tainted water crisis, one of which was hired to help operate the water plant. A second company was hired as a "water quality consultant", but allegedly downplayed health concerns and contributed to worsening the situation.

-The lawsuit is meant to reimburse the state (of Michigan) for the financial impact of the crisis, including public health repercussions.

text: I've added the name of one of the culprits because their names figures prominently in detailing the original scandal.

refinement:
Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette has filed a civil lawsuit against two companies involved in the Flint lead-tainted water crisis, Veolia and LAN, who were hired to help operate the water plant. A second company was hired as a "water quality consultant", but allegedly downplayed health concerns and contributed to worsening the situation.

-The lawsuit is meant to reimburse the state (of Michigan) for the financial impact of the crisis, including public health repercussions.

text: I also removed the "one of which" language because the original text indicates both were supposed to assist with streamlining investigations into the water plant.

refinement:
Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette has filed a civil lawsuit against two companies involved in the Flint lead-tainted water crisis, Veolia and LAN, who were hired to help operate the water plant. A second company was hired as a "water quality consultant", but allegedly downplayed health concerns and contributed to worsening the situation.

-The lawsuit is meant to reimburse the state (of Michigan) for the financial impact of the crisis, including public health repercussions.

text: I've removed the dash before the final sentence.

refinement: Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette has filed a civil lawsuit against two companies involved in the Flint lead-tainted water crisis, Veolia and LAN, who were hired to help operate the water plant. A second company was hired as a "water quality consultant", but allegedly downplayed health concerns and contributed to worsening the situation. The lawsuit is meant to reimburse the state (of Michigan) for the financial impact of the crisis, including public health repercussions.

text: I've removed the details about each company in order to keep the summary more succinct, as is the aim of a summary intended to have three or fewer sentences.

refinement: Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette has filed a civil lawsuit against two companies involved in the Flint lead-tainted water crisis, LAN and Veolia, who were hired to help operate the water plant. The latter company was supposed to help fix the issues, but some research indicates Veolia exacerbated the situation. The lawsuit is meant to reimburse the state (of Michigan) for the financial impact of the crisis, including public health repercussions.


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The seventh season of the television comedy _Portlandia_ premiered on IFC in the United States on January 5 and concluded on March 9, 2017 with a total of 10 episodes. The series stars Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein.

Cast

Main cast

-   Fred Armisen
-   Carrie Brownstein

Special guest cast

-   Kyle MacLachlan as Mr. Mayor

Guest stars

Production

IFC renewed _Portlandia_ for a sixth and seventh season on February 10, 2015.[1][2] The series was originally renewed until 2017 with this season intended to be the last, but Armisen and Brownstein hinted about the possibility of doing Season 8.[3] Season 8 would eventually be announced as the last in January 2017.[4]

Episodes

[1]

[2]

[3]

[4]

title: Portlandia (season 7)

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

How many episodes are there in the 7th season of Portlandia?

answer: There are 10 episodes.

answer: Ten episodes.

answer: There are 10 episodes.

answer: Ten episodes.

answer: The 7th season has ten episodes.

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

How many actors are in the 7th season of Portlandia?

answer: There are two actors in the 7th season of Portlandia: Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein.

text: The question asks how many actors there are in the Season, not in the main cast. The answer should reflect this.

refinement: There are three actors in the 7th season of Portlandia: Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein, and special guest star Kyle MacLachlan.

text:
Main cast

- Fred Armisen
- Carrie Brownstein

answer: According to this article, there are 2 main cast members and 1 special guest cast member.

answer: There are three actors in the 7th season of Portlandia.

answer: There are two actors in the 7th season of Portlandia: Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein.

text: The question asks how many actors there are in the Season, not in the main cast. The answer should reflect this.

refinement: There are three actors in the 7th season of Portlandia: Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein, and special guest star Kyle MacLachlan.

answer: 2

text: There are three actors mentioned in the article. The answer should reflect this.

refinement: There are three actors in the 7th season of Portlandia: Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein, and special guest star Kyle MacLachlan

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

Was the series renewed for an eighth season?

answer: No, the series was originally renewed until 2017 with the seventh season intended to be the last. However, in January 2017, it was announced the eighth season would be the last.

text: The answer is misleading. Starting with 'No' when the answer is 'yes'.

refinement: Yes, the series was originally renewed until 2017 with the seventh season intended to be the last. However, in January 2017, it was announced the eighth season would be the last.

text: The answer can be reduced for clarity and accuracy. It is unnecessary to mention the show's 7th season renewal.

refinement: Yes, in January 2017, the eighth season was renewed, it would be the last.

answer: Not answered.

text: The answer is in the article. The show was renewed for an 8th season in January 2017.

refinement: The show was renewed for an 8th season in January 2017.

answer: No, the seventh season of _Portlandia_ was the final season.

text: Incorrect. The 7th season was supposed to be the last season, BUT it was renwed for Season 8

refinement: Ye, the eigth season of _Portlandia_ was announced in January 2017, it was the final season.

answer: No, the series was only renewed for a total of 6 and the 7th season was to be the last season, according to Armisen and Brownstein.

text: Incorrect. The series was renewed for an 8th season.

refinement: Yes, the series was renewed for an 8th Season, which was announced in January 2017

answer: Yes, it was eventually announced.

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

What genre is Portlandia?

answer: It is a television comedy.

answer: It is a television comedy series.

answer: Comedy

answer: A comedy

answer: Portlandia is a television comedy.

question: Write a ~1 sentence summary.

answer: Portlandia is a television comedy with 10 episodes in its 7th season and renewed for an eighth.

answer: The 7th season of Portlandia, a tv show produced and starring Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein had a total of 10 episodes.

answer: The seventh season of the TV comedy, Portlandia, premiered on IFC in January of 2017. The series follows the lives of Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein in Portland, Oregon. The season consisted of 10 episodes.

text: Unnecessary information in answer. Too many sentences.

refinement: The seventh season of the TV comedy, Portlandia, premiered on IFC in January of 2017 and was renewed for an 8th and final season that same year.

answer: The seventh season of the television comedy series Portlandia premiered on IFC in January 2017 and consists of 10 episodes. Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein star, and Kyle MacLachlan guest stars as Mayor.

text: Unnecessary extra extra sentence. 'Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein star, and Kyle MacLachlan guest stars as Mayor.'

refinement: The seventh season of the television comedy series Portlandia premiered on IFC in January 2017 and consists of 10 episodes.

answer: Portlandia season 7 consisted of 10 episodes.

text: The summary can include some more information for clarity.

refinement: Portlandia, a TV comedy's Season 7 consisted of 10 episodes and was renewed for an 8th Season in January 2017.


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REMO STARS FOOTBALL CLUB is a Nigerian football club based in Sagamu, Nigeria. They currently play in the second division in Nigerian football, the Nigeria National League.[1]

History

The initiative of having a grassroot football club, mainly as a platform for recreational activity for the youth of Ketu Area of Lagos State Nigeria in 2004 occurred to Mr Kunle Soname.

He started out the club as FC DENDER of Lagos. In 2010, continual hard work of the club saw them graduate into the second tier of Nigerian Football, the Nigeria National League (NNL). Further development saw the club's management re-brand its organization. The rebranding included a change of name when FC DENDER relocated to its current base of REMOLAND and its name changed to “REMO STARS FOOTBALL CLUB”.[2] They played in the top division in Nigerian football, the Nigerian Premier League after promotion in 2016.

In 2018, Remo Stars was relegated from the Nigerian Professional Football League (NPFL) to Nigeria National League.[3]

Color

Remo Stars were also known as _Sky Blue Stars._ The primary color for Remo Stars is Sky Blue.

Stadium

Remo Stars plays their Nigeria professional football league home matches at Gateway International Stadium, Sagamu.

Current squad

As of 30 March, 2019

Former notable players

-   []]

[1]

[2]

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title: Remo Stars F.C.

question: Summarize all the information relating to the founding of Remo Stars football club.

answer: In 2004, Kunle Soname founded Remo Stars Football Club in Lagos, Nigeria as a recreational club for kids and teens. In 2010, the club was promoted to the Nigerian National League. In 2018, they were relegated back down to the second division. The team's primary color is sky blue, and they play at the Gateway International Stadium in Sagamu.

answer: Mr. Kunle Soname came up with the initiative of a grassroots football club as a platform for recreational activity for the youth of Ketu. He started the club as FC Dender in 2004. After 6 years, the team started playing in the second tier of Nigerian football. The club was rebranded and reloacted to its current base in Remoland. Its name changed to Remo Stars football club.

answer: Remo Stars was founded in 2004 by Kunle Soname as a recreational opportunity for youths in Ketu Area of Lagos State. In 2010, they were promoted to the Nigeria National League and changed their name to Remo Stars. In 2018, they were relegated from the Nigerian Professional Football League to the Nigeria National League. Their primary color is sky blue, and they play their home matches at Gateway International Stadium.

question: What other names are Remo Stars known by?

answer: They are also known as Sky Blue Stars.

answer: Remo Stars are also known as Sky Blue Stars, their primary team colors are sky blue, and the location of the club's stadium is in Sagamu.

text: Uneccessary answers.

refinement: Remo Stars are also known as Sky Blue Stars.

answer: Remo Stars are also known as "Sky Blue Stars" and the club's primary color is sky blue.

question: How many years did Remo Stars play in the top division of Nigerian football?

answer: Remo Stars played in the top division of the Nigerian football for three years.

text: Wrong

refinement: Remo Stars played in the top division of the Nigerian football for two years.

answer: They were promoted to the top division in 2016 and relegated in 2018. Possibly only one season.

answer: Remo Stars played in the top division of Nigerian football for two years.

question: What is the NNL?

answer: The National League is the second tier of Nigerian football.

answer: It is Nigeria's second division, Nigeria National League.

answer: The Nigeria National League, is one of the two professional leagues in Nigerian football. In English commonly referred to as the Nigerian Professional Football League, is one of two (2) professional football leagues in Nigerian Football.[4]

text: Incorrect information.

refinement: The Nigeria National League, is the second tier of Nigerian football.

question: Has the club produced any notable players?

answer: That information can’t be found, but it appears that the club didn't produce any notable players.

answer: This information is not given in the article.

answer: Not answered.

question: Write a ~1 sentence summary.

answer: Remo Stars is a Nigerian football club that was relegated from the top professional league in Nigeria.

answer: The Remo Stars football club is a second division team in Sagamu, Nigeria.

answer: Remo Stars F.C. is a Nigerian professional football club that recently was relegated from the Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL).

answer: Remo Stars F.C. is a Nigerian football club that plays in the second division in the Nigeria National League. They were relegated from the Nigerian Professional Football League (NPFL) in 2018.

answer: Remo Stars F.C. is a Nigerian football club which is currently in the Nigeria National League (NNL), after being relegated from the Nigerian Premier League (NPFL).

answer: Remo Stars Football Club is a Nigerian football club based in Sagamu. They were relegated from the top division of Nigerian football, the Nigerian Professional Football League, to the second division, the Nigeria National League.


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CHACHAPOYAS or AMAZONAS QUECHUA is a variety of Quechua spoken in the provinces of Chachapoyas and Luya in the Peruvian region of Amazonas.

Chachapoyas Quechua is critically endangered, as hardly any children are now learning it. Conila is said to be the last village where children are still able to speak it.

Chachapoyas Quechua belongs to Quechua II, subgroup II-B (Lowland Peruvian Quechua).

Bibliography

-   Gerald Taylor, 2006. _Diccionario Quechua Chachapoyas-Lamas (– Castellano)_

title: Chachapoyas Quechua

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

What is Chachapoyas Quechua?

answer: Chachapoyas Quechua is a variety of the Quechua language spoken in the provinces of Chachapoyas and Luya in the Peruvian region of Amazonas. It is critically endangered, as hardly any children are now learning it. Conila is the last village where children are able to speak it. Chachapoyas Quechua belongs to Quechua II, subgroup II-B (Lowland Peruvian Quechua).

answer: A language.

answer: It is a variety of Quechua spoken in the provinces of Chachapoyas and Luya in the Peruvian region of Amazonas.

answer: Chachapoyas Quechua is a variety of Quechua spoken in the provinces of Chachapoyas and Luya in the Peruvian region of Amazonas. It is critically endangered, as hardly any children are now learning it.

answer: It is a variety of Quechua. It is found in the provinces of Chachapoyas and Luya in the Peruvian region of Amazonas.

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

Where is it spoken?

answer: In the Province of Chachapoyas and the Luya is the Peruvian region of Amazonas.

answer: Chachapoyas Quechua is spoken in the provinces of Chachapoyas and Luya in the Peruvian region of Amazonas.

answer: The Amazon.

answer: In the provinces of Chachapoyas and Luya in the Peruvian region of Amazonas.

answer: Chachapoyas Quechua is spoken in the provinces of Chachapoyas and Luya in the Peruvian region of Amazonas.

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

In what country is it spoken?

answer: Peru.

answer: Chachapoyas Quechua is spoken in Peru.

answer: Peru.

answer: Chachapoyas Quechua is spoken in Peru.

answer: Peru

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

What is said to be the last village where children are still able to speak this language?

answer: Conila is said to be the last village where children are still able to speak Chachapoyas Quechua.

answer: Conila.

answer: Conila.

answer: Conila

answer: Conila.

question: Write a ~3 sentence summary.

answer: Chachapoyas Quechua is a variety of Quechua spoken in the Amazon region of Peru. It is critically endangered, as there are few children learning it currently. This language belongs to Quechua II, subgroup II-B (Lowland Peruvian Quechua).

answer: Chachapoyas Quechua is an endangered variety of Quechua spoken in the provinces of Chachapoyas and Luya in the region of Amazonas in Peru. Chachapoyas Quechua is critically endangered, and few children are learning it currently. Conila is said to be the last village where children are able to speak it. Chachapoyas Quechua belongs to Quechua II, subgroup II-B (Lowland Peruvian Quechua).

answer: Chachapoyas Quechua, also known as Amazonas Quechua, is a variety of Quechua spoken in the provinces of Chachapoyas and Luya in the Peruvian region of Amazonas. Chachapoyas Quechua is critically endangered, as new generations are not learning it. Conila is said to be the last village where children are still able to speak it.

answer: Chachapoyas Quechua is the variety of Quechua language spoken in the provinces of Chachapoyas and Luya in the Peruvian region of Amazonas. While the Chachapoyas Quechua is in critical danger of extinction, it is still spoken in the village of Conila. It belongs to Quechua II,subgroup II-B (Lowland Peruvian Quechua).

answer:
Chachapoyas Quechua is spoken by people in the provinces of Chachapoyas and Luya in the Peruvian region of Amazonas.
It is a rare language and critically endangered; hardly anybody is learning or speaking it. Its lexicon features traits of an extinct subgroup of Quechua.

text: No information about the lexicon in the article, just a cited dictionary

refinement:
Chachapoyas Quechua is spoken by people in the provinces of Chachapoyas and Luya in the Peruvian region of Amazonas.
It is a rare language and critically endangered; hardly anybody is learning or speaking it.


text:
This is my first time really attempting to write my own story. I posted it on /r/shortstorycritiques and as hoping /r/shortstories could give me some feedback too. I hope you enjoy it.

EDIT - minor fixes

Highway 99

It's past dusk. I'm southbound on Highway 99 and I have a speedometer to match it. The radio is spitting out some mix of Led Zeppelin and mariachi as static dances between the two. I turn the radio off. There's no comfort there, not tonight. All I can think about is her. The name Angie sneaks softly through my teeth as a quick smile creeps onto my face. It's a smile that lasts only a moment, already replaced by less comforting thoughts.

I found myself reflecting upon a fellow patron of the station I had stopped at earlier that night to refill on gas. As I waited in line to pay my dues while thinking about Angie my attention was abruptly averted to the man in front of me. Something wasn't right with him. He stood at the counter trying not to fall over while fumbling to find his wallet in the only back pocket left on his jeans. He had a bottle of gatorade and whatever cheap 40 oz of beer he had found at the register. He had no shirt, and had several scars scattered across his back. Where did he get those scars? What had he done? After what seemed to be minutes consumed of him searching that only pocket he finally realized his wallet wasn't there. Realizing his defeat he carefully shuffled around to face the door. He saw me. As he looked at me I looked right back at him, and I could see it. His eyes said it all; this wasn't his first failure, and it probably wouldn't be his last. I bought my fuel and filled the car's tank. Ready to go I looked up and saw the scarred man walking north. Where was he going? What would he find? Had he lost his Angie? Would he be on that lonely road if he still had her?

I step on the gas and watch the needle slowly work its way up, faltering slightly once it reaches 101mph as if it means to ask, "Are you sure about this, why are you in a rush?" I give it more, 104mph it says. Out here there's nothing but you, your thoughts, and a river of asphalt littered with other human beings encased in metal machines left to their own thoughts. Where am I going? Why am I rushing towards it? 107mph. What am I leaving behind. Am I running away from it? 108mph.

Billboards are a blur, and the other motorists now seem to be at a standstill compared to the speed I'm hitting. I can barely make out 70mph as I pass a speed sign screaming, "Slow down, be careful!" Speed doesn't matter, nothing except getting away matters right now. 111mph. I try to reassure myself that I'm just looking for the comfort of my bed, and that it'll make me feel better. I can't think if I'm asleep. 112mph. Just a little faster and nothing will catch up. Running is easier than facing these thoughts that weigh heavily on my conscience. None more troubling than the thought of Angie. 114mph. My fears, failures, and my ill transgressions will be behind me; a thing of the past. 115mph and the rev limiter kicks in. 99mph. The car groans as the needle drops. I can't run. There isn't a car fast enough nor a road long enough to outrun the things I've done. "I have to fix what I've done," I tell myself as I think of her again.

There's a sign off the side of the road, "Philip S. Raine Safety Roadside Rest Stop ahead," it says, "two miles." Who is this Philip Raine guy, and what did he do to get a couple of shitters, a snack machine, and a parking lot named after him. What makes him any different, I wonder. Did he have the same problems I did? Did he have an Angie as well? Did he hurt her? I decide to give Mr. Raine's rest stop a visit and pull off the 99.  I shake the idea that Mr. Raine and I might have anything in common. I need sleep and endless thoughts of Mr. Raine, the scarred man, or anything else won't bring me that. Tomorrow will be a long day, and the thought of her giving me another chance is just enough peace of mind so that I can sleep. It's dawn. I'm northbound on highway 99 and I have a speedometer to match it.

title: [NF] Highway 99

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

What does the story say about the narrator's route?

answer: It's past dusk on Highway 99 and he has a speedometer matching it.

text: Speedometer is irrelevant.

refinement: The narrator is traveling south on Highway 99. He remembers getting gas earlier. Now he speeds down the road, until he decides to pull over at the Philip S. Raine Safety Roadside Rest Stop.

answer: The narrator is sitting in their car on the side of the highway, just north of Los Angeles. They drive south towards the town of Lancaster, and then head towards Los Angeles again. At the end of the story they are northbound on highway 99

text: No evidence this story is based in Los Angeles.

refinement: The narrator is traveling south on Highway 99. He remembers getting gas earlier. Now he speeds down the road, until he decides to pull over at the Philip S. Raine Safety Roadside Rest Stop.

answer: The narrator is headed south on Highway 99 and increases his speed up to 115mph. His thoughts trouble him and focuses on a woman named Angie. The narrator's fears, failures and transgressions catch up to him despite his attempt to race away from them. When he realizes he cannot outrun the things he's done, he pulls over at a rest stop.

text: His inner state is not relevant to the question.

refinement: The narrator is traveling south on Highway 99. He remembers getting gas earlier. Now he speeds down the road, until he decides to pull over at the Philip S. Raine Safety Roadside Rest Stop.

answer: The narrator is traveling southbound on Highway 99. They are driving quickly in order to run away from their thoughts and their past transgressions. Despite what they say, it appears that they are running away in order to find comfort. The end of the story hints that they will not be able to outrun themselves, however.

text: His inner state is not relevant to the question

refinement: The narrator is traveling south on Highway 99. He remembers getting gas earlier. Now he speeds down the road, until he decides to pull over at the Philip S. Raine Safety Roadside Rest Stop.

answer: The narrator is traveling south on Highway 99 and speeding. The narrator goes to a roadside rest stop to escape from his thoughts. Ultimately, the narrator feels guilty for what he has done, but he has left those consequences behind him in order to try for some solace. The narrator is fleeing them and traveling down the road.

text: His inner state is not relevant to the question.

refinement: The narrator is traveling south on Highway 99. He remembers getting gas earlier. Now he speeds down the road, until he decides to pull over at the Philip S. Raine Safety Roadside Rest Stop.


text:
M31-RV is a possible red cataclysmic variable star located in the Andromeda Galaxy that experienced an outburst in 1988, which is similar to the outburst V838 Monocerotis experienced in 2002. Such objects have been called Luminous Red Novae or intermediate-luminosity red transients. During the outburst, both V838 Mon and M31-RV reached a maximum absolute visual magnitude of -9.8.[1]

In 2006, the area around M31-RV was observed using the Hubble Space Telescope, but only red giants were seen. It is thought that the star either became too dim for Hubble to see, or the star is a companion of one of the red giants, or the star is one of the red giants themselves.[2]

M31-RV reached a peak visual magnitude of 17 before fading rapidly and showing dust formation. The most likely explanation states that these outbursts occur during stellar merger events.[3]

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[2]

[3]

title: M31-RV

question: What, to put it succinctly, is M31-RV?

answer: A star.

answer: A possible red cataclysmic variable star located in the Andromeda Galaxy.

text:
"A possible red cataclysmic variable" - superfluous information that describes what type of star M31-RV is. Can be deleted to make the answer more concise.
"located in the Andromeda Galaxy." - unnecessary information and can be deleted.

answer: M31-RV is a possible red cataclysmic variable star located in the Andromeda Galaxy that experienced an outburst in 1988, which is similar to the outburst V838 Monocerotis experienced in 2002.

text:
"M31-RV is a possible red cataclysmic variable" - superfluous information that describes what type of star M31-RV is. Can be deleted to make the answer more concise.
"located in the Andromeda Galaxy that experienced an outburst in 1988, which is similar to the outburst V838 Monocerotis experienced in 2002." - superfluous information that can be deleted.

answer: M31-RV is a possible red cataclysmic variable star located in the Andromeda Galaxy.

text:
"M31-RV is a possible red cataclysmic variable" - superfluous information that describes what type of star M31-RV is. Can be deleted to make the answer more concise.
"located in the Andromeda Galaxy." - unnecessary information and can be deleted.

question: What kind of star is it?

answer: A cataclysmic variable star.

text: "A cataclysmic variable star." - missing "possible red"

refinement: A possible red cataclysmic variable star.

answer: M31-RV is thought to be a red cataclysmic variable star.

text: Add: "possible" before "red cataclysmic"

refinement: M31-RV is thought to be a possible red cataclysmic variable star.

answer: It is a possible red cataclysmic variable star.

answer: M31-RV is a possible red cataclysmic variable star.

question: In which galaxy is it located?

answer: The Andromeda Galaxy.

answer: The star M31-RV is located in the Andromeda Galaxy.

answer: The Andromeda Galaxy.

answer: The Andromeda Galaxy

text: Add a period to end the sentence.

question: When did it experience its first outburst?

answer: The M31-RV star experienced its first outburst in 1988.

answer: The first outburst M31-RV experienced was in 1988.

answer: 1988

answer: 1988.

question: Write a ~3 sentence summary.

answer: M31-RV is a possible red cataclysmic variable star located in the Andromeda Galaxy that experienced an outburst in 1988, which is similar to the outburst V838 Monocerotis experienced in 2002. Such objects have been called Luminous Red Novae or intermediate-luminosity red transients. During the outburst, both V838 Mon and M31-RV reached a maximum absolute visual magnitude of -9.8. In 2006, the area around M31-RV was observed using the Hubble Space Telescope, but only red giants were seen. It is thought that the star either became too dim for Hubble to see, or the star is a companion of one of the red giants, or the star is one of the red giants themselves. M31-RV reached a peak visual magnitude of 17 before fading rapidly and showing dust formation. The most likely explanation states that these outbursts occur during stellar merger events.

text:
Went over the 3-sentence summary requirement.
Delete four sections:
"Such objects have been called Luminous Red Novae or intermediate-luminosity red transients. During the outburst, both V838 Mon and M31-RV reached a maximum absolute visual magnitude of -9.8."
"M31-RV reached a peak visual magnitude of 17 before fading rapidly and showing dust formation. The most likely explanation states that these outbursts occur during stellar merger events."

refinement: M31-RV is a possible red cataclysmic variable star located in the Andromeda Galaxy that experienced an outburst in 1988, which is similar to the outburst V838 Monocerotis experienced in 2002. In 2006, the area around M31-RV was observed using the Hubble Space Telescope, but only red giants were seen. It is thought that the star either became too dim for Hubble to see, or the star is a companion of one of the red giants, or the star is one of the red giants themselves.

answer: M31-RV is a possible red cataclysmic variable star located in the Andromeda Galaxy. It experienced an outburst in 1988, which is similar to the outburst V838 Monocerotis experienced in 2002. The star reached a maximum absolute visual magnitude of -9.8.

answer: M31-RV is a possible red cataclysmic variable star located in the Andromeda Galaxy that experienced an outburst in 1988. It is thought that these outbursts occur during stellar merger events.

text: Did not meet the 3-sentence summary requirement. Add one more section.

refinement: M31-RV is a possible red cataclysmic variable star located in the Andromeda Galaxy that experienced an outburst in 1988. During the outburst, the M31-RV reached a maximum absolute visual magnitude of -9.8. It is thought that these outbursts occur during stellar merger events.

answer: M31-RV is a possible red cataclysmic variable star located in the Andromeda Galaxy that experienced an outburst in 1988. Since 2006, it has no longer been visible. Scientists speculate that either became too dim for Hubble to see, or the star is a companion of one of the red giants, or the star is one of the red giants themselves.


text:
“Where am I? Who are these people around me?” I thought to myself when I first woke up. I slowly lifted myself up and rubbed my eyes thoroughly as if there was something in them, but nothing was. I looked over; a lady kindly greeted me and handed me a folder. As soon as the folder was within my possession I knew what must be done; it was pure instinct. I immediately opened it up and read all of the information.

     I remembered that my name was Bob Lamron. I am 23 years old, have neither children nor a wife; they were only given to you if you had proven yourself faithful and intelligent enough. I asked the women who handed me the folder where I was and what events had occurred that left me in this situation. She just looked at me and smiled.

     Two rather large males, who appeared to be body guards disguised as physicians, led me out the front door. As soon as I walked out, a car appeared out of nowhere. From the car came a robotic voice; it addressed me by name and commanded me to enter the automobile. As I got in the car, the voice spoke again. It asked me what my home address was. I had no clue; I could not even remember if I had children 10 minutes ago. How was I supposed to answer the voice with details of my forget life? The women who had presented me with the folder, a nurse, that I had woken up next to, ran out of the building and handed me the same folder that I had left behind in the room. I opened it up and aloud, “2534 Egareva Rd.” As soon as the words had left my mouth, the taxi immediately sped off, presumably to the address.

      As I saw the things I passed by I started to remember details, like I had never forgotten them at all. Trees, Birds, people, restaurants, fountains, everything! It was all flooding in as if there was a dam in my brain and it had just been ruptured without notice. We arrived at my house and I opened the front door. I walked into my room and sat down. I could not recall the events that had occurred before I woke up. It was like the dam of knowledge in my mind had been concealed.

     My mind had locked away any memories of the events and I could not do anything about it. The more I thought, the more my head hurt.
It felt like one of those moments when you are mid conversation with someone and another person, uninvolved in the conversation, calls your name. You stop talking in order to address the interjection of your name, but when you try to come back into the original conversation, you can’t remember what you were talking about no matter how hard you try. I sat there on my couch and tried as hard as I could to recall what had happened.

     I then positioned myself so that I could see out of the window. I saw a grey, bleak world. Everything was so average, so normal. The only color people were given permission to wear were different shades of grey. The lighter your color, the higher up your social class was. I was just an average grey.

     As I was thinking through all of this, my eyes were fixed upon a section of peeling paint in the right corner of my peripheral vision. For some reason I knew I was supposed to go over to it; it was like I had some kind of cosmic urge. My hand lifted from my side and I started to peel the paint. It came off fairly easily, far too easier than any paint should have, for that matter. Suddenly, I saw something concealed under the peeling paint. I knew I had to uncover it. As I tore the paint off a fit overcame me. Next thing I knew, I was tearing, ripping, and enjoying this more than anything I had enjoyed before. I was ripping everything in sight off the wall.

     I stepped back and looked at my wall and there was writing everywhere. The memories started flooding back into my head of what had happened. I had uncovered something big. The government had been spiking everyone. Now they wouldn’t just bug a room, or a camera in a park to see what was going on, they were putting microphones in you. They had put chips in your brain so that they could see, think, hear, and smell everything you have ever come in contact with. Knowing I had just remembered this I knew they would be after me. I shut the blinds and closed the door in my room.

     I lightly lifted a blind cover and looked out the window. I saw a slim, black, shiny car pulled up to the front of my building. The same two men who had accompanied me out of the hospital got out of the black car. I sat there shaking, wondering what I could do. The second I saw them barge in through the front door, I jumped out of my second story bedroom and landed on the pavement. My ankle buckled and I felt a sharp pain but I knew I had to get out of here and tell someone what is going on. I screamed names but no one would listen to me. I was living in a selfish world where people only cared about themselves. I gave up. I fell to the floor, my ankle throbbing, and looked at the door to my building, expecting the two men to walk through. I was doomed.

     The two men eventually came out of my building and grabbed me. They didn’t say a word; all they would do is stare straight forward. Then they put me in the back of the car and drove off. It was the exact same route that led back to my house. I had only been out for an hour, at most and here I was, being dragged back.

     When I got there the female nurse was sitting there with a needle filled with what appeared to be a sedative. As she inserted it in my vein, two doctors walked into the room. The first said, “Okay, begin sedation and we’ll get ready for the micro-chip reset.”
The other doctor responded, “Looks like this one didn’t turn out to well again like the last time.”

	As they finished their sentences I realized something. They have been resetting everyone until they get every single one of us to be perfect for their society. They don’t want people to have character or personality; they are just looking to create the most generic human being, like emotionless robots. As I thought this, I started to black out.

     “Where am I? Who are these people around me?” I thought to myself when I first woke up. I slowly lifted myself up and rubbed my eyes thoroughly as if there was something in them, but nothing was. I looked over; a lady kindly greeted me and handed me a folder.

title: Deja Vu

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

What does the story say about why the protagonist is in the hospital?

answer: He is sedated in the hospital because he was caught ripping off the wall paper in the house he lived in.

text: The narrator is in the hospital because doctors want to reset the microchip in his head, not because he was caught ripping off the wallpaper in the house he lived in.

refinement: The narrator is in the hospital because doctors want to reset the microchip in his head.

answer: No answer

text: It is omitted that the narrator is in the hospital because doctors want to reset the microchip in his head.

refinement: The narrator is in the hospital because doctors want to reset the microchip in his head.

answer: The protagonist is in a hospital undergoing a shock treatment.

text: The narrator is in the hospital because doctors want to reset the microchip in his head, not for shock therapy.

refinement: The narrator is in the hospital because doctors want to reset the microchip in his head.

answer: No answer

answer: No answer

answer: It isn't explicitly stated, but it is heavily implied that, if you haven't proven yourself faithful and intelligent enough, you don't get to have a wife or children.

text: The narrator is in the hospital because doctors want to reset the microchip in his head.

refinement: The narrator is in the hospital because doctors want to reset the microchip in his head.

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

What does the story say about what kind of people the men want to create?

answer: The people being created by the government are emotionless robot-like. They don't want people to have character or personality, they just want emotionless robots to which everyone craves and no conflict can arise.

text: It is not stated why they want emotionless robots.

refinement: The people being created by the government are emotionless robot-like. They don't want people to have character or personality, they just want emotionless robots.

answer: The government is trying to create emotionless robots.

answer: No answer

text: It is omitted that the government is trying to create emotionless robots as they don’t want people to have characters or personality.

refinement: The government is trying to create emotionless robots as they don’t want people to have characters or personalities.

answer: No answer

answer: No answer

answer: The story says the men are trying to create people that areemotionless, generic robots.

text: a space is missing after 'are'

refinement: The story says the men are trying to create people that are emotionless, generic robots.