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Fifteen days after the collapse, the remaining miners aboveground had given up hope, for themselves and for their trapped compatriots. Operations planetside had ground to a halt as they frantically sought to excavate the miners left five miles below the surface of the planet, but with no minerals coming in -- the combined talent of the prospecting team was stuck below as well, so new shafts could not be dug -- the Jobarsky corporation's outpost on barren Iagma could only sustain their drilling for three more days.

The peculiar astronomy of Iagma meant that this part of the planet would go dark shortly afterwards, and stay that way for weeks -- a mere claw of darkness clutching at the life trespassing here. After a respite of four more sunlit days, the long sleek carapace of polar winter, a years-long veil, would come upon the miners in full force, exacting the full sentence for their crime; they were Hypnos and Thanatos, respectively.

An evacuation would come in the days after the first darkness, Hypnos, and take all the miners it could with it. However, the orbital vessel, whose between-voyage life support systems ran on solar energy, could egress its orbit of Iagma no later than the start of Thanatos, or it would not escape the penumbra of Iagma until too late, and the miners would freeze inside their ship.

On the sixteenth day, one of the engineers at the outpost proposed, out of desperation, loading a few of the prospectors from the backup consciousness database, something only done in the case of death to consult the deceased on their wishes -- otherwise, the backup consciousnesses went straight to the renewal labs. The machines could simulate homeostatic conditions on the brain and the interactions of neurons, though in the process, altering the conscious state of the stored persona; when the deceased was restored, the simulated stimulation of their brain would be committed to memory as if it had happened. The experience of almost complete olfactory and tactile sensory deprivation [those two senses required too much computing power to simulate in real time] could prove traumatic to the individual being restored, when recalling the memory. But at a time like this, the risk, though more present than usual, had to be overlooked.

The prospectors were loaded and simulated, and given the data they needed; within the hour, the digging equipment was being redirected to mineral and gas-rich deposits in the rocks of Iagma. One day after that, the outpost had enough fuel to sustain the miners and their life support throughout Hypnos.

Far below the surface of the planet -- five miles below -- the coleopteromorphs work tirelessly to prepare for the long winter. Winter, however, is not so much a measure of whether it is warm or cold, light or dark; it is always warm and always dark. But the blood of the coleopteromorphs remembers a time when fearsome dromaiforms roamed the surface, and every winter, the coleopteromorphs would come to the surface and confront the dromaiforms, biting and pincing and slashing and being kicked and crushed, until chitin and bone laid in great heaps upon the landscape, and the soft insides of both animals seeped into the cool dirt.

Now, the last of the dromaiforms has vanished. Dirt has turned to crumbling clay and rocks, and all that remain are the hard shells and the skeletons, relics of battles fought too long ago. Only the blood remembers, and boils over every winter; coleopteromorphs turn on one another and skirmish, nay, wage war over the meagerest of resources. Workers furiously gather old bone, to be incorporated into the diets of the warriors, so that their shells grow strong.

With the collapse of the tunnels, and the trapping of the workers and their gathered bone on the other side, this colony of coleopteromorphs would be destroyed in the coming winter: no bone, weak shells; weak shells, weak warriors; weak warriors, we are destroyed.

However, some of the aliens were trapped inside our tunnels during the collapse, and upon dissection of one of their dead, we determined that they indeed possess bone. It is, therefore, in our interests to keep them alive and breed them. If this fails, we may need to replicate them by other means. This should not be necessary.

Upon each alien specimen's death, the bones will be collected and incorporated into the warrior diets -- the number of dead we have found in the collapse should suffice for our survival throughout the long winter, and extensive population of our colony with these creatures should serve to create a sustainable form of chitin mineralization. We will resume digging in the summer. There will be no rescue until this time. Repeat: there will be no rescue.

Late day seventeen, a security officer found a tunnel leading downwards into the planet. An investigative team was deployed and found that the tunnel had caved in, similarly to the mineshaft more than a fortnight earlier. More importantly, a great number of the insectoid creatures known to inhabit the depths of the planet were found in this tunnel, some of which were still alive. Two of these creatures were, after a brief scuffle which eventually involved the use of the morphine one of the medical officers on the investigative team was carrying, taken back to the outpost for analysis. No living specimens had been produced before this time.

Early day eighteen, the sun had almost set. The result of the analysis was that these insectoids, incredibly enough, produced hydrocarbons resembling fuel in the presence of excess food. These hydrocarbons could be extracted without killing the creature, so it was in the mining team's best interest to capture these creatures, keep them alive, and breed them. If this had failed, they may have needed to replicate them through genetic sampling and DNA recombination. This was not necessary.

These alien specimens would go on to be used as a renewable fuel source for the Jobarsky mining corporation, deployable on any planet with a thin atmosphere, rocky soil, and cool temperatures. The number of these insectoids they were able to recover was sufficient to provide auxiliary heating and lighting throughout Hypnos. A more extensive population of other planets with these creatures could nearly match the fuel production of a Jobarsky team, which would continue their mining operations in the Iagman summer. There could be and would be no rescue for the trapped miners until this time. Repeat: there would be no rescue.

title: Harvest Interruption

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

What does the text say about the planet Iagma?

answer: Iagma is rich in mineral and gas deposits, which the Jobarsky corporation mine to produce fuel. The planet has a peculiar astronomy such that it enters a dark period which lasts a few weeks, known as Hypnos, then has 4 days of light, and finally goes through a years-long dark period called Thanatos. The planet has two native species: the coleopteromorphs and the dromaiforms. The dromaiforms however went extinct sometime before the story started.

text: The text broadly describes the climate of Iagma, which should be included in the answer.

refinement: Iagma is rich in mineral and gas deposits, which the Jobarsky corporation mine to produce fuel. The planet has a peculiar astronomy such that it enters a dark period which lasts a few weeks, known as Hypnos, then has 4 days of light, and finally goes through a years-long dark period called Thanatos. The planet has two native species: the coleopteromorphs and the dromaiforms. The dromaiforms however went extinct sometime before the story started. Iagma has a thin atmosphere, rocky soil, and cool temperatures.

answer: Iagma is barren, and goes dark for an extended period of time every year. Due to this, the outpost was in danger of shutting down without being able to replenish resources. However, the cluster of coleopteromorphs living beneath Iagma had the ability to create fuel, sparing the outpost. However, the miners trapped below were unable due to the collapse to access these creatures. Due to this, some of the coleopteromorphs were rescued and were necessary for survival throughout the long winter. The coleopteromorphs would not be rescued until the summer.

text: Everything except the first sentence is irrelevant.

refinement: Iagma is barren, and goes dark for an extended period of time every year.

text: The comma is not necessary.

refinement: Iagma is barren and goes dark for an extended period of time every year.

text: The answer should mention all details about Iagma.

refinement: Iagma is barren and goes dark for an extended period of time every year. Iagma is rich in mineral and gas deposits, which the Jobarsky corporation mine to produce fuel. The planet has a peculiar astronomy such that it enters a dark period which lasts a few weeks, known as Hypnos, then has 4 days of light, and finally goes through a years-long dark period called Thanatos. The planet has two native species: the coleopteromorphs and the dromaiforms. The dromaiforms however went extinct sometime before the story started. Iagma has a thin atmosphere, rocky soil, and cool temperatures.

answer: Iagma is a barren planet with limited sunlight. The sunlight will go dark soon, causing the miners to freeze without the aid of outside forces. The orbital ship would be unable to effectively extract the miners until after Thanatos, the start of the planet's long winter. Without minerals coming in, the outpost on Iagma had insufficient resources to sustain itself. Desperate measures were taken to save the lives of the miners, eventually leading to the discovery of an insectoid species with hydrocarbon producing abilities. The insectoids would go on to provide auxiliary heat and light for the mining operations on Iagma. There is no rescue slated until the start of the summer.

answer: The planet Iagma is an airless planet that has a once thriving mining outpost run by the mining corporation Jobarksky. The mining outpost on Iagma uses its own sun for power and projects a hologram of the sun for light. About 15 days before the plot starts, a cave-in traps many miners on the planet and with the outpost running out of power soon, it may not survive the coming winter.

text: The planet has a thin atmosphere and the mining outpost is still there, trapped.

refinement: The planet Iagma has a thin atmosphere with a mining outpost run by the mining corporation Jobarksky trapped there. The mining outpost on Iagma uses its own sun for power and projects a hologram of the sun for light. About 15 days before the plot starts, a cave-in traps many miners on the planet and with the outpost running out of power soon, it may not survive the coming winter.

text: The claim that the mining outpost uses its own sun is irrelevant, ridiculous, and made up.

refinement: The planet Iagma has a thin atmosphere with a mining outpost run by the mining corporation Jobarksky trapped there. About 15 days before the plot starts, a cave-in traps many miners on the planet and with the outpost running out of power soon, it may not survive the coming winter.

text: The sentence about the trapped miners' ability to survive is irrelevant to the question.

refinement: The planet Iagma has a thin atmosphere with a mining outpost run by the mining corporation Jobarksky trapped there.

text: The answer should mention all relevant details about Iagma.

refinement: The planet Iagma has a thin atmosphere with a mining outpost run by the mining corporation Jobarksky trapped there. Iagma is rich in mineral and gas deposits, which the Jobarsky corporation mine to produce fuel. The planet has a peculiar astronomy such that it enters a dark period which lasts a few weeks, known as Hypnos, then has 4 days of light, and finally goes through a years-long dark period called Thanatos. The planet has two native species: the coleopteromorphs and the dromaiforms. The dromaiforms however went extinct sometime before the story started. Iagma has a thin atmosphere, rocky soil, and cool temperatures.

text: The planet's atmosphere and the mining operation are mentioned twice. Since the first sentence contains both, its removal would be the most efficient way to address this redundancy.

refinement: Iagma is rich in mineral and gas deposits, which the Jobarsky corporation mine to produce fuel. The planet has a peculiar astronomy such that it enters a dark period which lasts a few weeks, known as Hypnos, then has 4 days of light, and finally goes through a years-long dark period called Thanatos. The planet has two native species: the coleopteromorphs and the dromaiforms. The dromaiforms however went extinct sometime before the story started. Iagma has a thin atmosphere, rocky soil, and cool temperatures.

answer: Iagma is a planet surrounded by only cold, dark, and lightlessness. It has scarce, mineral-filled underground and barren overground. The five tunnels at the time of the article are drilled by the space mining corporation, Jobarsky. The tunnels lead down to the mining facility, presumably to mining for minerals like carbon.

text: The entire answer is either wrong or irrelevant.

text: The answer is empty.

refinement: Iagma is rich in mineral and gas deposits, which the Jobarsky corporation mine to produce fuel. The planet has a peculiar astronomy such that it enters a dark period which lasts a few weeks, known as Hypnos, then has 4 days of light, and finally goes through a years-long dark period called Thanatos. The planet has two native species: the coleopteromorphs and the dromaiforms. The dromaiforms however went extinct sometime before the story started. Iagma has a thin atmosphere, rocky soil, and cool temperatures.

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

What does the text say about the miners' backup consciousness database?

answer: The miners are apparently able to load people's consciousnesses from the backup consciousness database in order to consult with them; this is normally only done to ask about their wishes. Otherwise, the consciousnesses are sent straight to the renewal labs. The machine which loads a consciousness simulates homeostatic conditions for the brain, but it cannot simulate olfactory or tactile sensory information, and recalling that form of sensory deprivation can be traumatic for the person being consulted.

text: The answer should be clearer about when the backup consciousnesses are loaded for consultation.

refinement: The miners are apparently able to load people's consciousnesses from the backup consciousness database in order to consult with them; this is normally only done to ask about their wishes in case of death. Otherwise, the consciousnesses are sent straight to the renewal labs. The machine which loads a consciousness simulates homeostatic conditions for the brain, but it cannot simulate olfactory or tactile sensory information, and recalling that form of sensory deprivation can be traumatic for the person being consulted.

text: The answer claims that the lack of tactile and olfactory senses is traumatic for the simulated people. The text says it's traumatic after revival, not during the consultation phase.

refinement: The miners are apparently able to load people's consciousnesses from the backup consciousness database in order to consult with them; this is normally only done to ask about their wishes in case of death. Otherwise, the consciousnesses are sent straight to the renewal labs. The machine which loads a consciousness simulates homeostatic conditions for the brain, but it cannot simulate olfactory or tactile sensory information, and recalling that form of sensory deprivation can be traumatic for the person being consulted after their revival.

answer: The backup consciousness database was used by the mining team to store the dead miners' personalities and experiences in simulated conditions. This would ultimately be used to provide supplementary fuel for the mining operation.

text: The whole answer is incorrect.

text: The answer is empty.

refinement: The miners are apparently able to load people's consciousnesses from the backup consciousness database in order to consult with them; this is normally only done to ask about their wishes in case of death. Otherwise, the consciousnesses are sent straight to the renewal labs. The machine which loads a consciousness simulates homeostatic conditions for the brain, but it cannot simulate olfactory or tactile sensory information, and recalling that form of sensory deprivation can be traumatic for the person being consulted after their revival.

answer: In the case of a miner's death, a computer storage device weaves their consciousness into an identical copy of their brain for later playback into an identical copy of their body. Losing the body makes it difficult to revive the miner because the devices only simulate homeostatic conditions on the brain and the interactions of neurons when loading from the backup consciousness database.

text: The claim that losing the body makes revival difficult isn't corroborated by the text.

refinement: In the case of a miner's death, a computer storage device weaves their consciousness into an identical copy of their brain for later playback into an identical copy of their body. The devices only simulate homeostatic conditions on the brain and the interactions of neurons when loading from the backup consciousness database.

text: The revival process is conveyed in a confusing way. It should be expressed in a simpler manner.

refinement: In the case of a miner's death, a backup database is used to load a miner's consciousness to learn their final wishes before it's sent to renewal labs. The devices only simulate homeostatic conditions on the brain and the interactions of neurons when loading from the backup consciousness database.

text: The answer should include the consequences of the device not being able to simulate tactile and olfactory senses.

refinement: In the case of a miner's death, a backup database is used to load a miner's consciousness to learn their final wishes before it's sent to renewal labs. The devices only simulate homeostatic conditions on the brain and the interactions of neurons when loading from the backup consciousness database. The lack of olfactory and tactile sensations during the simulation can cause trauma after renewal if the miner recalls the memory.

answer: The backup consciousness database is used to restore deceased miners when the other alternative is risking their deaths by abandoning them.

text: The answer is inaccurate about when the database is used.

refinement: The backup consciousness database is usually used to consult deceased miners' last wishes.

text: The answer should mention the use of the database when miners aren't dead as well as the consequences of remembering being simulated.

refinement: The backup consciousness database is usually used to consult deceased miners' last wishes. Otherwise, the backups are sent to the renewal labs. The consciousnesses can be simulated, but because the simulation lacks olfactory and tactile senses, if a miner recalls being simulated after revival, it can cause trauma.

answer: When a miner dies and there is access to node where their consciousness can be saved when the body is in poor condition and time for revival comes, a backup of the miner's consciousness can be loaded for consultation. This is done when a miner has died, but usually is only accessed in the case where a miner gives prior dispensation for organ donation for medicine manufacturing. Unless a miner experienced a life-threatening mishap, the backup consciousness is regularly wiped from the database and replaced with a new profile. It is implied that even a moderately off-between mood might affect the miner's psyche on resurrection.

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

What does the text say about the coleopteromorphs?

answer: Coleopteromorphs are large insectoids, five miles under the surface of Iagma. They are able to turn old bone into shells, and need to do this to survive the polar winter. Their blood remembers a time when the dromaiforms roamed the surface, and coal in the coleopteromorphs woks like fuel, only in the form of hydrocarbons. If a coleopteromorph dies, their bones are incorporated into the warrior diets, so that the shells grow strong. The coleopteromorphs can be used as a renewable fuel source.

text: The coleopteromorphs eat bone and grow shells, which is expressed awkwardly. They don't need the shells against the winter but against the war that happens every winter.

refinement: Coleopteromorphs are large insectoids, five miles under the surface of Iagma. They eat bone and grow shells around them, which is useful when their species wage war against one another every winter. Their blood remembers a time when the dromaiforms roamed the surface, and coal in the coleopteromorphs woks like fuel, only in the form of hydrocarbons. If a coleopteromorph dies, their bones are incorporated into the warrior diets, so that the shells grow strong. The coleopteromorphs can be used as a renewable fuel source.

text: The bone diet is mentioned twice. The second mention is not necessary.

refinement: Coleopteromorphs are large insectoids, five miles under the surface of Iagma. They eat bone and grow shells around them, which is useful when their species wage war against one another every winter. Their blood remembers a time when the dromaiforms roamed the surface, and coal in the coleopteromorphs woks like fuel, only in the form of hydrocarbons. The coleopteromorphs can be used as a renewable fuel source.

text: "Their blood remembers a time when the dromaiforms roamed the surface, and coal in the coleopteromorphs woks like fuel, only in the form of hydrocarbons." This sentence is too confusing and should be removed.

refinement: Coleopteromorphs are large insectoids, five miles under the surface of Iagma. They eat bone and grow shells around them, which is useful when their species wage war against one another every winter. The coleopteromorphs can be used as a renewable fuel source.

text: The answer should mention how the creatures serve as a renewable fuel.

refinement: Coleopteromorphs are large insectoids, five miles under the surface of Iagma. They eat bone and grow shells around them, which is useful when their species wage war against one another every winter. The coleopteromorphs can be used as a renewable fuel source by harvesting the hydrocarbons they produce in an environment with excess food.

answer: The coleopteromorphs live below the surface of Iagma. They used to fight each winter with the dromaiforms, but since the dromaiforms have gone extinct, they fight among themselves instead. To prepare for the fighting, they strengthen their chitin shells by consuming bone. To this end, the coleopteromorphs decide to breed humans to consume their bones, which implies the coleopteromorphs are fairly intelligent. In addition, the coleopteromorphs produce hydrocarbons which the human miners realize can be made into fuel.

text: The humans realize they can breed the creatures and decide to feed the bones of the deceased to the living ones.

refinement: The coleopteromorphs live below the surface of Iagma. They used to fight each winter with the dromaiforms, but since the dromaiforms have gone extinct, they fight among themselves instead. To prepare for the fighting, they strengthen their chitin shells by consuming bone. The humans decide to breed them and feed the bones of the deceased to the living specimens. In addition, the coleopteromorphs produce hydrocarbons which the human miners realize can be made into fuel.

answer: The coleopteromorphs are the creatures living in the depths of the planet Iagma and are known to skirmish with each other every winter due to meager resources. When the tunnels collapsed trapping the miners further in, the coleopteromorphs became the only remaining source of bone for the miners. The insectoids, which can produce hydrocarbons, were discovered and used as a renewable fuel source to keep the minediners and remaining colonists alive during the long winter.

text: The creatures were used as a source of bone for them, their deceased being fed to the living specimens.

refinement: The coleopteromorphs are the creatures living in the depths of the planet Iagma and are known to skirmish with each other every winter due to meager resources. When the tunnels collapsed trapping the miners further in, the coleopteromorphs are bred for the miners' survival through winter. The insectoids, which can produce hydrocarbons, were discovered and used as a renewable fuel source to keep the minediners and remaining colonists alive during the long winter.

text: "miners" are referred to as "minediners" which is confusing and wrong.

refinement: The coleopteromorphs are the creatures living in the depths of the planet Iagma and are known to skirmish with each other every winter due to meager resources. When the tunnels collapsed trapping the miners further in, the coleopteromorphs are bred for the miners' survival through winter. The insectoids, which can produce hydrocarbons, were discovered and used as a renewable fuel source to keep the miners and remaining colonists alive during the long winter.

answer: The text says that they are preyed upon in the long winter by one another. They need the bones of dead dromaiforms to grow stronger shells. Some of them were found alive in the collapsed tunnel 17 days after the collapse. When their dead carcasses were dissected, they were found to produce hydrocarbons resembling fuel. These insectoids were then used as a renewable fuel source for the mining team

text: The bones don't have to come from dromaiforms.

refinement: The text says that they are preyed upon in the long winter by one another. They need the bones of the dead to grow stronger shells. Some of them were found alive in the collapsed tunnel 17 days after the collapse. When their dead carcasses were dissected, they were found to produce hydrocarbons resembling fuel. These insectoids were then used as a renewable fuel source for the mining team

text: The answer should mention that the creatures were bred to be used as fuel. It wasn't just a one-time thing.

refinement: The text says that they are preyed upon in the long winter by one another. They need the bones of the dead to grow stronger shells. Some of them were found alive in the collapsed tunnel 17 days after the collapse. When their dead carcasses were dissected, they were found to produce hydrocarbons resembling fuel. These insectoids were then used as a renewable fuel source for the mining team. The team bred them, and eventually, the mining corporation started to use them as deployable, renewable fuel when planetary conditions were suitable.

answer: A colony of coleopteromorphs was trapped in the tunnels of the planet. The last of the dromaiforms went on to vanish leaving behind the hard shells and bones of the big creatures. The coleopteromorphs turned on one another during the winter months when food and heat became scarce. They risked their lives to fight for water and certain insects. There was no rescue mission for the trapped miners during the accruing sting in the tunnels.

text: The rescue mission is irrelevant.

refinement: A colony of coleopteromorphs was trapped in the tunnels of the planet. The last of the dromaiforms went on to vanish leaving behind the hard shells and bones of the big creatures. The coleopteromorphs turned on one another during the winter months when food and heat became scarce. They risked their lives to fight for water and certain insects.

text: The text mentions the coleopteromorphs fight for resources without specifying. Since a similar idea is mentioned already in the answer, the sentence about them fighting for water and insects should be removed.

refinement: A colony of coleopteromorphs was trapped in the tunnels of the planet. The last of the dromaiforms went on to vanish leaving behind the hard shells and bones of the big creatures. The coleopteromorphs turned on one another during the winter months when food and heat became scarce.

text: The text doesn't mention the creatures fighting for heat. It just says resources, in general.

refinement: A colony of coleopteromorphs was trapped in the tunnels of the planet. The last of the dromaiforms went on to vanish leaving behind the hard shells and bones of the big creatures. The coleopteromorphs turned on one another during the winter months when resources became scarce.

text: The sentence about dromaiforms is irrelevant.

refinement: A colony of coleopteromorphs was trapped in the tunnels of the planet. The coleopteromorphs turned on one another during the winter months when resources became scarce.

text: The trapped colony isn't relevant.

refinement: The coleopteromorphs turned on one another during the winter months when resources became scarce.

text: The answer omits the creatures' diet and the mining team's discovery that they can be bred for fuel.

refinement: The coleopteromorphs turned on one another during the winter months when resources became scarce. The trapped miners found out that they can be bred for the hydrocarbons they produce, which can be used as fuel. The mining corporation eventually deployed them on other planets when the habitability was suitable for the species.


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STATE ROUTE 210 (SR-210) is a state route in the U.S. state of Utah that is the access road for Little Cottonwood Canyon and the ski resorts of Alta and Snowbird. The 13.62 mi (21.92 km) highway straddles the southeastern edge of the Salt Lake Valley before it enters the mouth of Little Cottonwood Canyon.

Route description

The highway heads south on Wasatch Boulevard from the point SR-190 turns east from that road onto Fort Union Boulevard. The four-lane undivided highway continues south-southwest before turning south-southeast again past the intersection of 3500 East. The route then turns off of Wasatch Boulevard and onto Little Cottonwood Canyon Road past the junction of Danish Road and turns east-southeast approaching SR-209. The route turns east entering the mouth of Little Cottonwood Canyon and continues east and east-northeast before terminating in Alta.[1]

History

[A view of State Route 210 from Snowbird ski resort] The state legislature defined State Route 210 in 1941 to run from SR-4 (US-40, now I-80) at the mouth of Parley's Canyon south along Wasatch Boulevard to Little Cottonwood Canyon, then east through the canyon to Alta.[2] In 1945, the west end was moved to the intersection of Fort Union Boulevard (then SR-152) and Highland Drive. The route now followed Highland Drive, Creek Road, and Danish Road, rejoining the former alignment at the mouth of Little Cottonwood Canyon.[3] A short piece of Wasatch Boulevard north of 3300 South remained a state highway, as an extension of SR-171,[4] but the remainder was removed from the system. At some point in the 1950s, the connection from Highland Drive to Wasatch Boulevard was moved north from Creek Road and Danish Road to 3500 East and the newly built Bengal Boulevard.[5]

In 1969, the route was moved to Wasatch Boulevard north of the Little Cottonwood Canyon turnoff, placing the western terminus at SR-152 near the mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon and removing those portions of Danish Road, Bengal Boulevard, and Highland Drive from the state system. The Alta Bypass Road was added to SR-210 in 1975, providing an alternate route when snow slides close the main roadway.[6] A final extension on the west end was made in 1987, continuing north on Wasatch Boulevard and northwest on a then-proposed limited access extension of 6200 South to I-215. However, a year later, this instead became part of the recently formed SR-190 so that SR-210 would not have to be remileposted.[7]

STATE ROUTE 229 was defined in 1941, connecting SR-210 near Alta to SR-152 (now SR-190) near Brighton along a proposed roadway.[8] The definition of SR-210 was changed in 1969 to absorb this mountainous route, but in 1994 it was truncated back to Alta, the extension having not been constructed.

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[5] Utah Department of Transportation, [http://www.udot.utah.gov/main/f?p=100:pg:5285268476414239680:::1:T,V:1348, Highway Resolutions]:  , updated November 2007, accessed May 2008, p. 14

[6] Utah Department of Transportation, [http://www.udot.utah.gov/main/f?p=100:pg:5285268476414239680:::1:T,V:1348, Highway Resolutions]:  , updated November 2007, accessed May 2008

[7] Utah Department of Transportation, [http://www.udot.utah.gov/main/f?p=100:pg:5285268476414239680:::1:T,V:1348, Highway Resolutions]:  , updated November 2007, accessed May 2008

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title: Utah State Route 210

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

What does the text say about the Utah State Route 210?

answer: The Utah State Route 210 is a state route that straddles the southeastern edge of the Salt Lake Valley before entering the mouth of Little Cottonwood Canyon. The highway runs south from Wasatch Boulevard, turns east into the canyon, and terminates in Alta.

text: A little bit more detail would be nice.

refinement: The Utah State Route 210 is a state route that straddles the southeastern edge of the Salt Lake Valley before entering the mouth of Little Cottonwood Canyon. It is a four-lane highway running south from Wasatch Boulevard, turns south-east past the intersection of 3500 East turning off of Wasatch Boulevard into the canyon and terminating in Alta.

answer: The Utah State Route 210 is a state route in the U.S. state of Utah. The 13.62 mile (21.92 kilometer) highway goes south on Wasatch Boulevard, winding southeast before finally entering the mouth of Little Cottonwood Canyon.

answer: Route 210 is a state route in Utah that is an access road for Little Cottonwood Canyon and the ski resorts of Alta and Snowbird. It straddles the southeastern edge of the Salt Lake Valley before entering the way of Little Cottonwood Canyon.

answer: State Route 210 is a state route in the U.S. state of Utah. It has an access road for Little Cottonwood Canyon and the ski resorts of Alta and Snowbird.

text: State Route 210 is the access route.

refinement: State Route 210 is a state route in the U.S. state of Utah. It is the access road for Little Cottonwood Canyon and the ski resorts of Alta and Snowbird.

answer: State Route 210 is a state route in the U.S. state of Utah that connects Little Cottonwood Canyon and the ski resorts of Alta and Snowbird. The highway follows Wasatch Boulevard south-southwest to the mouth of Little Cottonwood Canyon, entering the canyon and turning east-southeast. It terminates in Alta.

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

What does the text say about the route's description?

answer: State Route 210 is a state route that is the access road for Little Cottonwood Canyon and the ski resorts of Alta and Snowbird. The highway straddles the southeastern edge of the Salt Lake Valley before entering the mouth of Little Cottonwood Canyon.

text: The response does not have enough details on the route description.

refinement: State Route 210 is a state route that is the access road for Little Cottonwood Canyon and the ski resorts of Alta and Snowbird. The four-lane undivided highway that turns past the intersection of 3500 East, off Wasatch Boulevard before terminating in Alta.

answer: The route is known as the LDS-210, or the Salt Lake Valley, is said to be the access road to the ski resorts of Alta and Snowbird. The road spans across the southeastern region of the Salt Lake Valley and enters the mouth of Little Cottonwood Canyon. The highway goes south on Wasatch Boulevard and then turns southeast, traveling past the junction of 3500 East, which is near Alta. Lincoln Boulevard goes off almost perpendicularly to meet Salt Lake County Route 2, and then continues southeast and goes off to meet I-215.

text: The route is not known as the LDS-210 nor the Sal Lake Valley.

refinement: The State Route 210 (SR-210) is said to be the access road to the ski resorts of Alta and Snowbird. The road spans across the southeastern region of the Salt Lake Valley and enters the mouth of Little Cottonwood Canyon. The highway goes south on Wasatch Boulevard and then turns southeast, traveling past the junction of 3500 East, which is near Alta. Lincoln Boulevard goes off almost perpendicularly to meet Salt Lake County Route 2, and then continues southeast and goes off to meet I-215.

answer: State Route 210 straddles the southeastern edge of Salt Lake Valley before entering the mouth of Little Cottonwood Canyon. The highway is a four-lane undivided road that turns south at the junction of 3500 East onto Little Cottonwood Canyon Road. The route turns east entering the mouth of the canyon and continues east and east-northeast before terminating in Alta.

answer: The highway heads south on Wasatch Boulevard from the point SR-190 turns east from that road onto Fort Union Boulevard. The route continues and turns east entering the mouth of Little Cottonwood Canyon and terminates on the way to Alta.

text: The response does not contain some crucial details.

refinement: State Route 210 is a state route that heads south on Wasatch Boulevard from the point SR-190 turns east from that road onto Fort Union Boulevard.  The four-lane undivided highway that turns past the intersection of 3500 East, off Wasatch Boulevard before terminating in Alta.

answer: The highway heads south on Wasatch Boulevard from the point SR-190 turns east from that road onto Fort Union Boulevard. The four-lane undivided highway continues south-southwest before turning south-southeast again past the intersection of 3500 East. The route turns off of Wasatch Boulevard and onto Little Cottonwood Canyon Road past the junction of Danish Road and turns east-southeast.

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

What does the text say about the route's history?

answer: The state legislature defined State Route 210 in 1941 to run from SR-4 near the mouth of Parley's Canyon into Little Cottonwood Canyon and then east to Alta. It was changed in 1969 to remove the western terminus at SR-152 near Brighton at the mouth of Little Cottonwood Canyon and move it to near the mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon. The Alta Bypass Road was added in 1975 as an alternate route when snow slides close the main roadway. The Utah Department of Transportation added a final extension in 1987, placing the end of the route at 6200 South to I-215. However, this was not maintained, and became part of highway SR-190 instead.

text: The reason for joining State Route 210 to SR-190 was not disclosed in the article.

refinement: The state legislature defined State Route 210 in 1941 to run from SR-4 near the mouth of Parley's Canyon into Little Cottonwood Canyon and then east to Alta. It was changed in 1969 to remove the western terminus at SR-152 near Brighton at the mouth of Little Cottonwood Canyon and move it to near the mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon. The Alta Bypass Road was added in 1975 as an alternate route when snow slides close the main roadway. The Utah Department of Transportation added a final extension in 1987, placing the end of the route at 6200 South to I-215.

answer: The route of State Route 210 was originally defined in 1941, connecting SR-4 (now I-80) to Little Cottonwood Canyon through Wasatch Boulevard. The route was moved in 1969 and extended in 1987. It currently runs from SR-190 near the mouth of Little Cottonwood Canyon east to Alta.

text: A little more detail would make the response a bit better.

refinement: The route of State Route 210 was originally defined in 1941, connecting SR-4 (now I-80) to Little Cottonwood Canyon through Wasatch Boulevard. Earlier in 1969, the route was moved to the Wasatch Boulevard. The route was then extended in 1975 with the Alta Bypass Road added to it in order to provide an alternate road during extreme weather. It currently runs from SR-190 near the mouth of Little Cottonwood Canyon east to Alta.

answer: State Route 210 originally ran from SR-4 at the mouth of Parley's Canyon south along Wasatch Boulevard to Little Cottonwood Canyon, then east through the canyon to Alta. The western terminus was moved in 1969 from Danish Road, Bengal Boulevard, and Highland Drive to Wasatch Boulevard north of the Little Cottonwood Canyon turnoff. The Alta Bypass Road was added to SR-210 in 1975. However, in 1987, this extension instead became part of SR-190.

answer: The Rd. was initially defined in 1941, and during that time, it was built through three roadways. One of the roadways eventually got removed from the system, while the rest was kept in place on the map. In 1969 the route was moved to a different roadway that would remove the roadways in 1934 that it was originally routed on. But, in 1987, the route was extended on the western terminus. Again, it was extended a year later, this time to I-215.

text:
- It is not clear in the passage that this route is built through three roadways.

- State Route 210 did not exist before 1934.

- The extension to I-215 was not done in 1988.

refinement: The Rd. was initially defined in 1941 to run through Wasatch Boulevard to Alta. In 1969 the route was moved to a different roadway Wasatch Boulevard North), which necessitated that a new terminus is built at SR-152, removing portions of three of the original roads from the system. But, in 1987, the route was extended on the western terminus to I-215.

text: - The use of the word "Rd." is unclear.

refinement: The State Route 210 was initially defined in 1941 to run through Wasatch Boulevard to Alta. In 1969 the route was moved to a different roadway Wasatch Boulevard North), which necessitated that a new terminus is built at SR-152, removing portions of three of the original roads from the system. But, in 1987, the route was extended on the western terminus to I-215.

answer: The state legislature defined State Route 210 in 1941 to run from SR-4 to Little Cottonwood Canyon then east through the canyon to Alta. In 1945, the west end was moved to the intersection of Fort Union Boulevard and Highland Drive. Then at some point in the 1950s, the connection from Highland Drive to Wasatch Boulevard was moved north from Creek Road and Danish Road to 3500 East and the newly built Bengal Boulevard. In 1969, the out was moved to Wasatch Boulevard north of the Little Cottonwood Canyon turnoff. Then in 1975, the Alta Bypass Road was added.


text:
Sony has finally provided some concrete details on its much anticipated streaming TV service, including a name, an expected launch window, and some info about its channel lineup, but the company still isn’t saying how much it’s going to charge.

The company has confirmed that the service, called PlayStation Vue, will launch as an invite-only beta test later this month for PlayStation 3 and 4 users in New York City, followed by further testing in Chicago, Philadelphia, and Los Angeles, before going nationwide in early 2015.

The company says it won’t reveal the price until it’s ready for that commercial launch next year, but it’s reportedly been pegged in the $60-80/month range. Whether that’s a good deal for you depends largely on your current pay-TV carrier and your package.

However, Sony is promising a “fair and competitive” price that has “no hidden fees or charges.” Additionally, users don’t need to commit to a contract for PS Vue or pay for additional equipment (assuming they already own a PlayStation 3 or 4, though Sony says it will soon launch the service on iPad and other devices soon).

The initial lineup will feature around 75 channels, including slates of channels from Discovery Communications (Discovery Channel, TLC, Animal Planet, Investigation Discovery, the Oprah Winfrey Network, Discovery Family); Scripps (HGTV, Food Network, Travel Channel, DIY Network and Cooking Channel); and Viacom (BET, CMT, Comedy Central, MTV, Nickelodeon, Spike, VH1).

Sony also says that local broadcast networks will be available, but only specifically calls out CBS, FOX, and NBC (along with their various related cable channels) as being confirmed. The absence of any mention of ABC or its parent company Disney — which has made a deal for a similar streaming service being launched by Dish — makes one wonder whether or not users will have access to their local ABC affiliate through PS Vue. The announcement from Sony says the service includes “local broadcast channels,” but conspicuously omits the word “all” from that sentence.

In addition to live TV and on-demand offerings, Sony says that PS Vue gives users access to the previous three days’ worth of “popular programming” so that users who forget to schedule a recording may not have to freak out or wait for a rerun.

The cloud-based DVR service has no storage limits and no restrictions on overlapping programs. Users can also tag “favorite” shows, giving them access to broadcasts for 28 days.

“Everyday TV is about to become extraordinary with our new cloud-based TV service, PlayStation Vue,” said Andrew House, President and Group CEO of Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. in a statement.

In addition to the lingering question of price, there is also the issue of how much data this service will consume and whether it will trigger data caps put in place by certain cable operators. If demand for the service gets too hight, cable companies could also pull what they did with Netflix, allowing the data to bottleneck until Sony pays for a more direct connection to end-users.

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

What does Sony promise?

answer: Sony promises a fair and competitive price with no hidden fees or charges. Additionally, its cloud-based DVR service has no storage limits and no restrictions on overlapping programs. Data consumption and potential conflicts with cable operator data caps remain unclear.

text: It is omitted that users don’t need to commit to a contract for PS Vue or pay for additional equipment (assuming they already own a PlayStation 3 or 4, though Sony says it will soon launch the service on iPad and other devices soon).

refinement: Sony promises a fair and competitive price with no hidden fees or charges. Users don’t need to commit to a contract for PS Vue or pay for additional equipment (assuming they already own a PlayStation 3 or 4, though Sony says it will soon launch the service on iPad and other devices soon). Additionally, its cloud-based DVR service has no storage limits and no restrictions on overlapping programs. Data consumption and potential conflicts with cable operator data caps remain unclear.

text: It is that local broadcast networks will be available.

refinement: Sony promises a fair and competitive price with no hidden fees or charges. Users don’t need to commit to a contract for PS Vue or pay for additional equipment (assuming they already own a PlayStation 3 or 4, though Sony says it will soon launch the service on iPad and other devices soon). Local broadcast networks will be available, Additionally, its cloud-based DVR service has no storage limits and no restrictions on overlapping programs. Data consumption and potential conflicts with cable operator data caps remain unclear.

text: It is irrelevant that 'Data consumption and potential conflicts with cable operator data caps remain unclear'.

refinement: Sony promises a fair and competitive price with no hidden fees or charges. Users don’t need to commit to a contract for PS Vue or pay for additional equipment (assuming they already own a PlayStation 3 or 4, though Sony says it will soon launch the service on iPad and other devices soon). Local broadcast networks will be available. Additionally, its cloud-based DVR service has no storage limits and no restrictions on overlapping programs.

answer: Fair and competetive pricing and no hidden fees or charges

text: It is omitted that users don’t need to commit to a contract for PS Vue or pay for additional equipment (assuming they already own a PlayStation 3 or 4, though Sony says it will soon launch the service on iPad and other devices soon). Local broadcast networks will be available. Additionally, its cloud-based DVR service has no storage limits and no restrictions on overlapping programs.

refinement: Fair and competetive pricing and no hidden fees or charges. Users don’t need to commit to a contract for PS Vue or pay for additional equipment (assuming they already own a PlayStation 3 or 4, though Sony says it will soon launch the service on iPad and other devices soon). Local broadcast networks will be available. Additionally, its cloud-based DVR service has no storage limits and no restrictions on overlapping programs.

text: 'competitive' instead of 'competetive'.

refinement: Fair and competetive pricing and no hidden fees or charges. Users don’t need to commit to a contract for PS Vue or pay for additional equipment (assuming they already own a PlayStation 3 or 4, though Sony says it will soon launch the service on iPad and other devices soon). Local broadcast networks will be available. Additionally, its cloud-based DVR service has no storage limits and no restrictions on overlapping programs.

answer: A "fair and competitive" price that has no "hidden fees or charges".

text: It is omitted that the service offers a cloud-based DVR service with no storage limits as well as access to local broadcast networks. Users don’t need to commit to a contract for PS Vue or pay for additional equipment (assuming they already own a PlayStation 3 or 4, though Sony says it will soon launch the service on iPad and other devices soon).

refinement: A "fair and competitive" price that has no "hidden fees or charges". Moreover, the service offers a cloud-based DVR service with no storage limits as well as access to local broadcast networks. Users don’t need to commit to a contract for PS Vue or pay for additional equipment (assuming they already own a PlayStation 3 or 4, though Sony says it will soon launch the service on iPad and other devices soon).

answer: Sony promises that its new streaming TV service, PlayStation Vue, will have a "fair and competitive" price and no hidden fees or charges. Moreover, the service offers a cloud-based DVR service with no storage limits as well as access to local broadcast networks.

text: It is omitted that users don’t need to commit to a contract for PS Vue or pay for additional equipment (assuming they already own a PlayStation 3 or 4, though Sony says it will soon launch the service on iPad and other devices soon).

refinement: Sony promises that its new streaming TV service, PlayStation Vue, will have a "fair and competitive" price and no hidden fees or charges. Moreover, the service offers a cloud-based DVR service with no storage limits as well as access to local broadcast networks. Users don’t need to commit to a contract for PS Vue or pay for additional equipment (assuming they already own a PlayStation 3 or 4, though Sony says it will soon launch the service on iPad and other devices soon).

answer: They promise a "fair and competitive price" they have "no hidden fees or charges". It even sounds like the price will be tailored to users' pay-TV package - at least if users sign a contract with the service and invest in additional equipment.

text: It is not stated that 'at least if users sign a contract with the service and invest in additional equipment'.

refinement: They promise a "fair and competitive price" they have "no hidden fees or charges". It even sounds like the price will be tailored to users' pay-TV package.

text: It is omitted that the service offers a cloud-based DVR service with no storage limits as well as access to local broadcast networks. Users don’t need to commit to a contract for PS Vue or pay for additional equipment (assuming they already own a PlayStation 3 or 4, though Sony says it will soon launch the service on iPad and other devices soon).

refinement: They promise a "fair and competitive price" they have "no hidden fees or charges". It even sounds like the price will be tailored to users' pay-TV package. Moreover, the service offers a cloud-based DVR service with no storage limits as well as access to local broadcast networks. Users don’t need to commit to a contract for PS Vue or pay for additional equipment (assuming they already own a PlayStation 3 or 4, though Sony says it will soon launch the service on iPad and other devices soon).

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

Which news channels are being confirmed as being able to locally broadcast?

answer: CBS, FOX, and NBC

text: 'Sony also says that local broadcast networks will be available, but only specifically calls out CBS, FOX, and NBC (along with their various related cable channels) as being confirmed.' supports the answer.

answer: However, so far only CBS, FOX, and NBC have been confirmed with their various related cable channels.

text: 'however' does not fit the context.

refinement: So far only CBS, FOX, and NBC have been confirmed with their various related cable channels.

text: 'Sony also says that local broadcast networks will be available, but only specifically calls out CBS, FOX, and NBC (along with their various related cable channels) as being confirmed.' supports the answer.

answer: CBS, FOX, and NBC.

text: 'Sony also says that local broadcast networks will be available, but only specifically calls out CBS, FOX, and NBC (along with their various related cable channels) as being confirmed.' supports the answer.

answer: CBS, FOX, and NBC are being explicitly mentioned as broadcasters

text: A dot is missing.

refinement: CBS, FOX, and NBC are being explicitly mentioned as broadcasters.

text: 'Sony also says that local broadcast networks will be available, but only specifically calls out CBS, FOX, and NBC (along with their various related cable channels) as being confirmed.' supports the answer.

answer: Initially, CBS, FOX, and NBC are being confirmed as part of PS Vue's initial lineup. ABC and its parent company Disney are not mentioned by name.

text: 'Sony also says that local broadcast networks will be available, but only specifically calls out CBS, FOX, and NBC (along with their various related cable channels) as being confirmed. The absence of any mention of ABC or its parent company Disney — which has made a deal for a similar streaming service being launched by Dish — makes one wonder whether or not users will have access to their local ABC affiliate through PS Vue.' supports the answer.

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

What does the PS Vue provide in addition to live TV and on-demand offerings?

answer: PS Vue gives users access to the previous three days' worth of "popular programming," according to Sony. Additionally, there is no storage limit for the DVR service and there are no restrictions on overlapping programs. Additionally, users can tag "favorite" shows, giving them access to broadcasts for 28 days.

text: 'In addition to live TV and on-demand offerings, Sony says that PS Vue gives users access to the previous three days’ worth of “popular programming”' is evidence that PS Vue gives users access to the previous three days' worth of "popular programming," according to Sony.

text: 'The cloud-based DVR service has no storage limits and no restrictions on overlapping programs. Users can also tag “favorite” shows, giving them access to broadcasts for 28 days.' is evidence that there is no storage limit for the DVR service and there are no restrictions on overlapping programs. Additionally, users can tag "favorite" shows, giving them access to broadcasts for 28 days.

answer: Users also have access to the previous three days of popular programming.

text: It is omitted that the cloud-based DVR service has no storage limits and no restrictions on overlapping programs. Users can also tag “favorite” shows, giving them access to broadcasts for 28 days.

refinement: Users also have access to the previous three days of popular programming. The cloud-based DVR service has no storage limits and no restrictions on overlapping programs. Users can also tag “favorite” shows, giving them access to broadcasts for 28 days.

text: 'In addition to live TV and on-demand offerings, Sony says that PS Vue gives users access to the previous three days’ worth of “popular programming”' supports the answer.

answer: PS Vue gives users access to the previous three days' worth of "popular programming"

text: It is omitted that the cloud-based DVR service has no storage limits and no restrictions on overlapping programs. Users can also tag “favorite” shows, giving them access to broadcasts for 28 days.

refinement: PS Vue gives users access to the previous three days' worth of "popular programming". The cloud-based DVR service has no storage limits and no restrictions on overlapping programs. Users can also tag “favorite” shows, giving them access to broadcasts for 28 days.

text: 'In addition to live TV and on-demand offerings, Sony says that PS Vue gives users access to the previous three days’ worth of “popular programming”' supports the answer.

answer: The service provides access to 75 channels, a cloud-based DVR with no storage limits, and 28 days worth of favorite shows.

text: It is omitted that PS Vue gives users access to the previous three days’ worth of “popular programming”.

refinement: The service provides access to 75 channels, a cloud-based DVR with no storage limits, and 28 days worth of favorite shows, PS Vue gives users access to the previous three days’ worth of “popular programming”

text: 'The service provides access to 75 channels' is the initial packet, not 'in addition"

refinement: A cloud-based DVR with no storage limits, and 28 days worth of favorite shows, PS Vue gives users access to the previous three days’ worth of “popular programming”

text: 'The cloud-based DVR service has no storage limits and no restrictions on overlapping programs. Users can also tag “favorite” shows, giving them access to broadcasts for 28 days.' is evidence that there is no storage limit for the DVR service and they offer access to broadcasts for 28 days.

answer: It gives users access to the previous three-days' worth of "popular programming".

text: It is omitted that the cloud-based DVR service has no storage limits and no restrictions on overlapping programs. Users can also tag “favorite” shows, giving them access to broadcasts for 28 days.

refinement: It gives users access to the previous three-days' worth of "popular programming". The cloud-based DVR service has no storage limits and no restrictions on overlapping programs. Users can also tag “favorite” shows, giving them access to broadcasts for 28 days.

text: 'In addition to live TV and on-demand offerings, Sony says that PS Vue gives users access to the previous three days’ worth of “popular programming”' supports the answer.

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

What is the name of the President and Group CEP of Sony Computer?

answer: Andrew House.

text: 'Andrew House, President and Group CEO of Sony Computer Entertainment Inc.' supports the answer.

answer: Andrew House

text: A dot is missing at the end of the sentence.

text: 'Andrew House, President and Group CEO of Sony Computer Entertainment Inc.' supports the answer.

answer: Andrew House

text: A dot is missing at the end of the sentence.

text: 'Andrew House, President and Group CEO of Sony Computer Entertainment Inc.' supports the answer.

answer: Andrew House

text: A dot is missing at the end of the sentence.

text: 'Andrew House, President and Group CEO of Sony Computer Entertainment Inc.' supports the answer.

answer: Andrew House

text: A dot is missing at the end of the sentence.

text: 'Andrew House, President and Group CEO of Sony Computer Entertainment Inc.' supports the answer.

question: Write a ~2 sentence summary.

answer: Sony has designed a new television streaming service called PlayStation Vue. The news piece doesn't include comparisons to other broadband services or details regarding pricing.

text: It is stated that the price is expected to be around $60-$80/month.

refinement: Sony has designed a new television streaming service called PlayStation Vue. The news piece doesn't include comparisons to other broadband services. Pricing has not yet been revealed, though it is expected to be around $60-$80/month.

text: 'Sony has finally provided some concrete details on its much anticipated streaming TV service' is evidence that Sony has designed a new television streaming service called PlayStation Vue.

text: 'The company says it won’t reveal the price until it’s ready for that commercial launch next year' is evidence that Sony does not provide details regarding pricing.

answer: This excerpt describes Sony's new television service, the PS Vue and all its amazing qualities. This excerpt is solely used for advertising this product to the public.

text: It is rather an article about Sony's add then solely used for advertising the product to the public as it is stated. 'This announcement from Sony says the service includes “local broadcast channels,” but conspicuously omits the word “all” from that sentence.'

refinement: This excerpt describes Sony's new television service, the PS Vue and all its amazing qualities. This excerpt is solely used for advertising this product to the public.

text: 'Sony has finally provided some concrete details on its much anticipated streaming TV service, including a name, an expected launch window, and some info about its channel lineup' is evidence that this excerpt describes Sony's new television service, the PS Vue and all its amazing qualities.

answer: This article introduces Sony's newest product, the PlayStation Vue. It summarizes the company's services and channel lineup, among other details, and includes additional commentary from the company introducing its new service.

text: 'Sony has finally provided some concrete details on its much anticipated streaming TV service, including a name, an expected launch window, and some info about its channel lineup,' is evidence that this article introduces Sony's newest product, the PlayStation Vue. It summarizes the company's services and channel lineup.

text: '“Everyday TV is about to become extraordinary with our new cloud-based TV service, PlayStation Vue,” said Andrew House, President and Group CEO of Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. in a statement.' is evidence that the article includes additional commentary from the company introducing its new service.

answer: Sony has announced that its streaming TV service, called PlayStation Vue, will launch in a beta test later this month. The service will feature around 75 different channels and a cloud-based DVR. Pricing has not yet been revealed, though it is expected to be around $60-$80/month.

text: 'The company has confirmed that the service, called PlayStation Vue, will launch as an invite-only beta test later this month' is evidence that Sony has announced that its streaming TV service, called PlayStation Vue, will launch in a beta test later this month.

text: 'The company says it won’t reveal the price until it’s ready for that commercial launch next year, but it’s reportedly been pegged in the $60-80/month range.' is evidence that pricing has not yet been revealed, though it is expected to be around $60-$80/month.

answer: Sony has finally given out some details about its upcoming streaming TV service, PlayStation Vue, including an expected launch window and some details on the channels it will offer. Pricing has not yet been announced.

text: It is stated that the price is expected to be around $60-$80/month.

refinement: Sony has finally given out some details about its upcoming streaming TV service, PlayStation Vue, including an expected launch window and some details on the channels it will offer. Pricing has not yet been announced though it is expected to be around $60-$80/month.

text: 'The company says it won’t reveal the price until it’s ready for that commercial launch next year, but it’s reportedly been pegged in the $60-80/month range.' is evidence that pricing has not yet been announced.


text:
_THE NEW BACKWARDS_ is an album by Coil released on 18 April 2008. The album is reworked from the _Backwards_ demo, which was originally created for Nothing Records.

Background

_The New Backwards_ was produced by Peter Christopherson and Danny Hyde, and is reworked from the _Backwards_ demo, which was submitted to Torso Records in 1993 and then further recorded at Trent Reznor's Nothing Studios in New Orleans, Louisiana, in the mid-1990s for a planned release on Reznor's Nothing Records imprint on major label Interscope Records. The record was made in Bangkok in 2007.[1]

The album was originally released on 12" vinyl as part of a box set reissue of the album _The Ape of Naples_.[2] It is currently available on 12" vinyl, compact disc, and downloads in FLAC, aac, and mp3 formats.

Track listing

CD, FLAC, aac, mp3

1.  “Careful What You Wish For” - 9:06
2.  “AYOR” - 7:40
3.  “Nature Is a Language” - 8:00
4.  “Fire of the Green Dragon” - 7:54
5.  “Algerian Basses” - 5:02
6.  “Copacaballa” - 6:50
7.  “Paint Me as a Dead Soul” - 6:31
8.  “Backwards” - 5:22
9.  “Princess Margaret's Man in the D'jamalfna” - 8:45

12" vinyl

-   This is the fourth LP in the four record _The Ape of Naples_ box set.

SIDE G

1.  “Careful What You Wish For” - 9:07
2.  “Nature Is a Language” - 8:00
3.  “Algerian Basses” - 5:02

SIDE H

1.  “Copacabbala” - 6:49
2.  “Paint Me as a Dead Soul” - 6:29
3.  “Princess Margaret's Man in the D'Jamalfna” - 8:46

Backwards demo

_Backwards_ was a studio bootleg recording by Coil. The origin of the source of “Backwards” is believed to have been a leak of the studio demo, in the form of a cassette.[3] However, the entire demo was broadcast when Dutch Radio4, a radio station in Amsterdam, had Coil as in-studio guests to coincide with a live performance on 1 June 2001. The program was broadcast on 18 June 2001 and a four-disc CD-R set of the entire broadcast, made by the radio station, was released in an unknown quantity as _Dutch Radio4 Supplement_. Although part of the proposed album was eventually released as _The Ape of Naples_, the material is so augmented that there are very few recognizable samples.

The proposed release on Nothing Records was continuously put off. _The Ape of Naples_ is considered to be the reincarnation of a demo,[4] as it featured completely reworked versions of “Heaven's Blade”, “AYOR” and other songs that are believed to have been originally created around the time of _Backwards_.

“Bee Has Photos” and “Egyptian Basses” are not considered to be officially part of this bootleg as they were released as part of the _Songs of the Week_ download series and not on the supposed original demo.[5] However, the version from _Songs of the Week_ is an alternate version, much shorter in length.

On the live Coil album _Live Three_, a song called “Backwards” is performed. This song is an incarnation of the songs “Simenon” and “Bee Has Photos”.

This bootleg comprises the material for an album with several proposed titles, such as _International Dark Skies_,[6] _God Please Fuck My Mind for Good_, _Fire of the Mind_,[7] _The World Ended a Long Time Ago_[8] and _Backwards_.[9] Other proposed titles are also possibly referenced by this material.

Track listing

1.  “Heaven's Blade” – 7:23
2.  “Wir-Click-Wir” – 6:21
3.  “Elves” – 3:10
4.  “Simenon” – 3:49
5.  “In My Blood” – 3:52
6.  “Spastiche” – 3:09
7.  “Crumb Time” – 4:33
8.  “March of Time” – 6:03

Three extra tracks, “Bee Has the Photos”, “Egyptian Basses” and a different version of “Spastiche”, have been circulated with the demos.

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title: The New Backwards

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

What does the text say about the production of The New Backwards album?

answer: The New Backwards album was produced by Peter Christopherson and Danny Hyde, and is reworked from the Backwards demo. This demo was originally created in 1993, submitted to Torso Records, then further recorded at Trent Reznor's Nothing Studios in the mid-1990s. The album was originally released in 2008 as part of a box set reissue of The Ape of Naples. The Backwards demo contains material for an album with several proposed titles.

text: The last two lines don't concern the album's production.

refinement: The New Backwards album was produced by Peter Christopherson and Danny Hyde, and is reworked from the Backwards demo. This demo was originally created in 1993, submitted to Torso Records, then further recorded at Trent Reznor's Nothing Studios in the mid-1990s.

answer: The New Backwards album was produced by Peter Christopherson and Danny Hyde, and is reworked from the Backwards demo submitted to Torso Records in 1993. The material for the album is a leak of a studio demo. The original demo was recorded at Nothing Studios in New Orleans and is based on material originally created around that time.

text: The album is a rework of the demo, not a leak of it.

refinement: The New Backwards album was produced by Peter Christopherson and Danny Hyde, and is reworked from the Backwards demo submitted to Torso Records in 1993. The original demo was recorded at Nothing Studios in New Orleans and is based on material originally created around that time.

answer: The New Backwards album was produced in 2008. Then it was reworked from the Backwards demo that was created back in 1993. It was then recorded at Trent Reznor's Nothing Studios in New Orleans. The record was made in Bangkok.

text: The album was made in 2007; it was only released in 2008.

refinement: The New Backwards album was produced in 2007. Then it was reworked from the Backwards demo that was created back in 1993. It was then recorded at Trent Reznor's Nothing Studios in New Orleans. The record was made in Bangkok.

text: "Then" should be removed.

refinement: The New Backwards album was produced in 2007. It was reworked from the Backwards demo that was created back in 1993. It was then recorded at Trent Reznor's Nothing Studios in New Orleans. The record was made in Bangkok.

text: Should make clear that it was the demo that was recorded at Nothing Studios.

refinement: The New Backwards album was produced in 2007. It was reworked from the Backwards demo that was created back in 1993. The demo was recorded at Trent Reznor's Nothing Studios in New Orleans. The record was made in Bangkok.

answer: No answer

text: The answer should mention who produced the album.

refinement: The album was produced by Peter Christopherson and Danny Hyde.

text: The answer could mention the original demo

refinement: The album was produced by Peter Christopherson and Danny Hyde. It is reworked from the Backwards demo, which was originally recorded in the early 1990s.

answer: The New Backwards was produced by Peter Christopherson and Danny Hyde and is a rework of the Backwards demo. The Backwards demo was recorded in Trent Reznor's Nothing Studios in New Orleans. While the demo was recorded in the mid 1990s, the New Backwards was made in Bangkok in 2007.


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Investment in Greater Lincolnshire by foreign companies more than tripled in 2018/19 and created almost 400 new jobs.

Figures released by the Department for International Trade (DIT) show that foreign-owned companies invested £456,280,000 into Greater Lincolnshire in 2018/19, an increase of more than 200% on the previous year.

In all 20 separate investments were made in Greater Lincolnshire, which was 25% higher than the previous year. Through these investments 392 new jobs were created and 37 jobs safeguarded.

Investment came from all over the world, including Brazil, Japan and South Africa, while eight were from companies owned in the USA or Germany.

Many of these investments were supported by the Greater Lincolnshire Local Enterprise Partnership which works closely with councils and the DIT to offer local, regional, national and international support to businesses.

While other parts of the Midlands Engine have experienced a reduction in the number of projects and new jobs created, Greater Lincolnshire is one of the few areas to have bucked the UK trend and witnessed a growth in the number of projects.

The area has also been able to maintain a healthy number of new jobs generated by foreign direct investment (FDI) last year, according to the Department for International Trade’s (DIT) latest figures.

“This proactive programme of free support to businesses has helped the number of foreign investments to increase by 50% over the last five years,” said Karen Seal, Senior Growth Officer at the Greater Lincolnshire LEP.

“Almost one-fifth of the new jobs created pay salaries of over £25,000 and 7% of them are in the high salary bracket of over £35,000 a year.

“We are seeing more companies investing heavily in automation and technology to boost production and create efficiency savings, and therefore, requiring highly skilled engineers and technicians to maintain equipment.

“The figures are also a reflection of the LEP’s drive to increase skill levels by working closely with the universities and colleges and by leading initiatives such as The World of Work, Skills Support to the Workforce and the Enterprise Adviser Network.”

Ursula Lidbetter OBE, Chair of the Greater Lincolnshire LEP, added: “These latest results from DIT represent a huge vote of confidence and optimism in Greater Lincolnshire. They indicate significant progress in Greater Lincolnshire’s own objective of boosting economic performance.

“Innovative, ambitious firms from across the world are choosing to locate and expand here, citing the area’s accessibility, talent pool, affordable space and vibrant business community.

“Through investment into key redevelopment projects, regeneration schemes and Team Lincolnshire, we are building a Greater Lincolnshire where people and businesses can thrive.

“I am particularly pleased to see private-sector investment into agri-food, advanced manufacturing and the clean growth sector from the Humber to the Wash.”

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What does the text say about investment in Greater Lincolnshire?

answer: Foreign companies invested £456,280,000 into Greater Lincolnshire in 2018/19. That is an increase of more than 200% in the previous year. The investment came from Brazil, Japan, South Africa, the USA, Germany, etc. Due to investment, the number of Greater Lincolnshire's projects increases.

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refinement: Foreign companies invested £456,280,000 into Greater Lincolnshire in 2018/19. That is an increase of more than 200% in the previous year. The investment came from Brazil, Japan, South Africa, the USA, Germany, etc. Due to investment, the number of Greater Lincolnshire's projects increases, creating 392 new jobs and safeguarding another 37.

answer: Investment into Greater Lincolnshire by foreign companies more than tripled from the previous year, making it one of the few areas in the Midlands to experience growth in the number of projects and new jobs created. The majority of the investments were for manufacturing, prompting the need for skilled engineers and technicians.

answer: Investment in Greater Lincolnshire by foreign companies more than tripled in 2018/19 and created almost 400 new jobs. The Greater Lincolnshire Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP) encourages new investments.

answer: Greater Lincolnshire witnessed a growth in the number of projects and new jobs created by foreign direct investment. In 2018/19, foreign-owned companies from around the globe invested £456,280,000 into Greater Lincolnshire. This created 392 jobs, 37 of which were safeguarded, and safeguarded 423. Almost 1/5 of new jobs pay salaries over £25,000 a year, and 7% are high salary jobs with salaries over  £35,000.

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refinement: Greater Lincolnshire witnessed a growth in the number of projects and new jobs created by foreign direct investment. In 2018/19, foreign-owned companies from around the globe invested £456,280,000 into Greater Lincolnshire. This created 392 jobs, 37 of which were safeguarded. Almost 1/5 of new jobs pay salaries over £25,000 a year, and 7% are high salary jobs with salaries over £35,000.

answer: Foreign investment in Greater Lincolnshire tripled in the 2018/19 to £456,280,000 and generated 392 new jobs. The investment was from companies based in a variety of countries, including Brazil, Japan, and South Africa. This is one of the few areas to have bucked the UK trend of a reduction in the number of projects and new jobs created. This proactive programme of free support to businesses has helped the number of foreign investments to increase by 50% over the last five years. Almost one-fifth of the new jobs created pay salaries of over £25,000 and 7% of them are in the high salary bracket of more than £35,000 a year.

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refinement: Foreign investment in Greater Lincolnshire tripled in 2018/19 to £456,280,000 and generated 392 new jobs. The investment was from companies based in a variety of countries, including Brazil, Japan, and South Africa. This is one of the few areas to have bucked the UK trend of a reduction in the number of projects and new jobs created. This proactive programme of free support to businesses has helped the number of foreign investments to increase by 50% over the last five years. Almost one-fifth of the new jobs created pay salaries of over £25,000 and 7% of them are in the high salary bracket of more than £35,000 a year.

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What does the text say about how successful Greater Lincolnshire is?

answer: The text reports that foreign-owned companies invested £456,280,000 into Greater Lincolnshire in 2018/19 and that this resulted in the creation of almost 400 new jobs. The area is one of the few areas to have bucked the UK trend and and seen a growth in the number of FDI projects. The investments are also indicative of the Greater Lincolnshire Local Enterprise Partnership's initiatives to boost economic performance and create skilled workforce. The text, therefore, indicates that Greater Lincolnshire is successful in attracting investment and creating new jobs.

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refinement: The text reports that foreign-owned companies invested £456,280,000 into Greater Lincolnshire in 2018/19 and that this resulted in the creation of almost 400 new jobs. The area is one of the few areas to have bucked the UK trend and seen a growth in the number of FDI projects. The investments are also indicative of the Greater Lincolnshire Local Enterprise Partnership's initiatives to boost economic performance and create skilled workforce. The text, therefore, indicates that Greater Lincolnshire is successful in attracting investment and creating new jobs.

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refinement: The text reports that foreign-owned companies invested £456,280,000 into Greater Lincolnshire in 2018/19 and that this resulted in the creation of almost 400 new jobs. The area is one of the few areas to have bucked the UK trend and seen a growth in the number of FDI projects. The investments are also indicative of the Greater Lincolnshire Local Enterprise Partnership's initiatives to boost economic performance and create a skilled workforce. The text, therefore, indicates that Greater Lincolnshire is successful in attracting investment and creating new jobs.

answer: Greater Lincolnshire has been the choice for many foreign investors and has seen a growth in projects and new jobs created. The locals have been able to maintain a healthy number of new jobs generated by FDI last year. The comparison between Greater Lincolnshire and the rest of UK is stark as the number of new jobs by the other parts of the Midlands Engine has dropped while Greater Lincolnshire has bucked the UK trend and witnessed a rise in privately funded investments. Greater Lincolnshire has seen an increase in foreign business spending while other parts of the Midlands countries are seeing the opposite. Greater Lincolnshire has the potential to attract more foreign investments.

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refinement: Greater Lincolnshire has been the choice for many foreign investors and has seen a growth in projects and new jobs created. The locals have been able to maintain a healthy number of new jobs generated by FDI last year. The comparison between Greater Lincolnshire and the rest of the UK is stark as the number of new jobs by the other parts of the Midlands Engine has dropped while Greater Lincolnshire has bucked the UK trend and witnessed a rise in privately funded investments. Greater Lincolnshire has seen an increase in foreign business spending while other parts of the Midlands countries are seeing the opposite. Greater Lincolnshire has the potential to attract more foreign investments.

answer: During 2018/19, the investments by the companies in Greater Lincolnshire tripled in comparison to the previous year. This is what increased the job creation by over 200%. Greater Lincolnshire is one of the few areas to have bucked the UK trend and witnessed a growth in the number of projects and new jobs created. The area has also been able to maintain a healthy number of new jobs generated by foreign direct investments (FDI) last year.

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refinement: During 2018/19, the investments by the companies in Greater Lincolnshire tripled in comparison to the previous year. This is what increased job creation by over 200%. Greater Lincolnshire is one of the few areas to have bucked the UK trend and witnessed a growth in the number of projects and new jobs created. The area has also been able to maintain a healthy number of new jobs generated by foreign direct investments (FDI) last year.

answer: The number of Greater Lincolnshire's projects increases and salaries increase. Almost one-fifth of the new jobs created pay salaries of over £25,000. 7% of salaries are over £35,000 a year. Companies are investing heavily in automation and technology, and the Greater Lincolnshire LEP tends to increase skill levels by cooperating with the universities and colleges. The company  Greater Lincolnshire aims to boost economic performance.

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refinement: The number of Greater Lincolnshire's projects increases and salaries increase. Almost one-fifth of the new jobs created pay salaries of over £25,000. 7% of salaries are over £35,000 a year. Companies are investing heavily in automation and technology, and the Greater Lincolnshire LEP tends to increase skill levels by cooperating with the universities and colleges.

answer: The text indicates that foreign investment into Greater Lincolnshire more than tripled and created almost 400 new jobs in 2018/19. This indicates that Greater Lincolnshire is successful and has experienced growth in the number of projects and new jobs.


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“PIPE DREAMS” is a song recorded by Portuguese-Canadian singer and songwriter Nelly Furtado. It was released on December 20, 2016 as the first teaser for her sixth studio album, _The Ride_ (2017).[1] The single was produced by John Congleton.[2]

Composition

“Pipe Dreams” is described as a mid-tempo, gospel-tinged R&B song.[3][4][5] It closes with an organ solo.[6][7] According to Furtado, the single talks about the false hope of dreaming.[8] The single has a theme of a fantasy world.[9] Furtado said about the lyrical content:

Music video

The music video for “Pipe Dreams” was released on December 20, 2016.[10] It is filmed through a VHS lens.[11]

Track listing

Release history

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title: Pipe Dreams (Nelly Furtado song)

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Who is Nelly Furtado?

answer: A Portuguese-Canadian singer and songwriter.

answer: Nelly Furtado is a singer and songwriter from Portuguese-Canadian descent.

answer: A Portuguese-Canadian singer and songwriter.

answer: Nelly Furtado is a Portuguese-Canadian singer and songwriter.

answer: She is a Portuguese-Canadian singer and songwriter who sang the single, "Pipe Dreams"

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What is the title of Nelly Furtado's sixth studio album and when was it officially released?

answer: The Ride. The album was officially released on December 20, 2016.

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answer: The title of her sixth studio album is The Ride and it was released on December 20, 2016.

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answer: The title of Nelly Furtado's sixth studio album is The Ride and it was officially released on December 20, 2016.

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How was the music video for the song "Pipe Dreams" shot?

answer: The music video was shot through a VHS lens.

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answer: The music video was filmed through a VHS lens.

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answer: The music video for "Pipe Dreams" is filmed through a VHS lens.

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Describe the song "Pipe Dreams"

answer: The song is described as a mid-tempo, gospel-tinged R&B song. According to Furtado, the single talks about the false hope of dreaming. The single has a fantasy world theme and closes with an organ solo.

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by Nelly Furtado.

"Pipe Dreams" is a mid-tempo, gospel-tinged R&B song that talks about the false hope of dreaming. The lyrics focus on a fantasy world.

answer: This song was recorded by Nelly Furtado. It was released on December 20, 2016 as the first teaser for her sixth studio album, "The Ride" (2017). "Pipe Dreams" is described as an upbeat gospel-tinged R&B song that closes with an organ solo.

text: It is omitted that it talks about the false hope of dreaming and that has a theme of a fantasy world.

refinement: This song was recorded by Nelly Furtado. It was released on December 20, 2016 as the first teaser for her sixth studio album, "The Ride" (2017). "Pipe Dreams" is described as an upbeat gospel-tinged R&B song that closes with an organ solo. It talks about the false hope of dreaming and that has a theme of a fantasy world.

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by Nelly Furtado.

"Pipe Dreams" is a mid-tempo R&B song that discusses false hope in dreaming. It closes with an organ solo. The lyrical content focuses on a fantasy world.

answer: A mid-tempo, gospel-tinged R&B song that has an organ solo at the end. The lyrics the describe the false hope of dreaming. The song closes with a performance of Furtado singing with a choir.

text: It closes with an organ solo.

refinement: A mid-tempo, gospel-tinged R&B song that has an organ solo at the end. The lyrics the describe the false hope of dreaming. The song closes with an organ solo.

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answer: "PIPE DREAMS" is a gospel-tinged R&B track about the false hope of dreaming. The music video is filmed through a VHS lens. The single was released on December 20, 2016.

answer: Pipe Dreams is a song recorded by Nelly Furtado which appears on her 2016 album Ride and the soundtrack for Christmas with the Kranks.

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refinement: Pipe Dreams is a song recorded by Nelly Furtado which appears on her 2016 album Ride.

answer: "Pipe Dreams" is a mid-tempo, gospel-tinged R&B song by Portuguese-Canadian singer and songwriter Nelly Furtado, released on December 20, 2016, as the first teaser for her sixth studio album, "The Ride," which was released in 2017.

answer: "Pipe Dreams" is a gospel-tinged R&B song about the false hope of dreaming. The music video was filmed through a VHS lens and was released on December 20, 2016.

answer: This article gives a brief description of the album The Ride (included one taste titled Pipe Dreams) by Nell Furtado.