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In spite of the distance and the obstacles in between, the man could still hear muffled voices coming from outside. The sounds reach through the door, having already gone past the thick blue curtain that he will soon pass. The man rubs his hands together, and mutters to himself, that he will not cry, he will not cry, he will not cry. He paces inside the waiting room. So quiet, but considering the walls, there must be thousands of them watching. He sits down on the small chair provided, then immediately gets up and resumes pacing. He knows some of the ones outside want to see him fail. He can imagine their cutting words- so casually cruel, they will grab hold of anything at all, his hair, his weight, whatever it takes to reduce him. So he says to himself: a giant attracts many stones.

There is a round mirror on the wall, in front of the man's inhaler, his lucky dice and the baseball cap he's worn to every game since he was thirteen years old. He tries to avoid his reflection. Even back when he was thirteen he took it more seriously than the others. Over a decade of people telling him he wasn't good enough. Countless memories of mockery and naysayers. Oh god what are they saying outside? He wonders if she's there- I mean no chance, he rebukes himself for daring to hope. Too late, the flame catches, and it's igniting- that enthusiastic voice inside himself says: She's there. She'll be watching, even if she doesn't understand. Besides they may mock him, sure, they always have. But they aren't up here. And also, some of them will cheer.

A lot of them will cheer.

The man punches his hand, once, twice, three times. The same old sweat on his forehead. Music plays inside his mind- old tunes, like the sound of horns. Battle songs. His heart is racing, chest bursting, the fear is cackling now. He goes towards the door of the trailer, puts one clammy hand on the steel knob and turns. Sound rushes past him, fills the empty place he's leaving. This is it, this is the point. This is everything he's ever wanted. He approaches the velvet wall. The curtain is there, soft beneath his clammy hand- big and blue, and behind that the spectators. He waits. He's got to wait for his turn now. The fear grabs at his gut, and pummels him with questions- what if's. What if you forget the build. What if you're too slow. What if you slip and what if you choke. There are no two ways around it, he either clenches hard, somewhere inside, and lets the doubts have their moment, or he finds some kind of inspiration to override the niggling fears. He is a samurai preparing for battle.

The voice that led him all the way here says: In order to win you must be prepared to die.

Everyone told him it was just a game. He always knew it wasn't just a game. It was The Game. He's died so many times, and he's always felt it. The man is prepared. Now, thousands of people outside sit on the edge of their plastic chairs, hoping or cursing him. And all smiling with anticipation. His name is called, through the velvet curtain. Not the name his parents gave him but the one he defined, the one he chose, the one that people know, even if they've never seen his face, when his name comes up on the screen they know. They call his name. The curtain begins to part so slowly, and for a moment the entire thing overwhelms him. He never dared to dream, as he spent so many sleepless nights training, that one day he would be here, at the top. A history of insults, of self-doubt, of tears that no one thought were worthy of shedding and finally....

Big bright white stars on his face. He resists the urge to bring up an arm. They told him during the rehearsal that there would be a glare. The what if's stop. The fear settles, coils, hardens into that adrenaline moment, that sheer edge. That's his blade- concentration, skill, and courage. He walks towards his seat. An ocean of cheers vibrate around him, flowing like a cape. All that he's worked for, and still, it isn't enough. He's not the best yet. Not unless he wins. He takes his seat in front of the computer. Puts on his headphones and gives his mouse a few clicks. He couldn't explain to most people how the game works.  The voice says: Just like cricket. Or ice hockey. Or shogi. The man couldn't easily explain about last hitting, or micro, or good opening strategy. He couldn't tell a layperson exactly what he was about to do- only someone that played might understand.

And yet as the crowd began to coil, into silence, and wait, he realized that right now, for these few minutes, he shared a moment with champions. With anyone that's ever had to contend with the exhilaration and the final challenge. For a moment he was kin to boxers, gladiators, olympians and chess masters. With anyone that has had to measure a lifetime against one opponent. The man's opponent takes his seat, receives his share of cheers. His opponent is the only reflection worth comparing himself to. The man imagines she's watching, and even if she does not understand the game, she'll understand what this is like- the moments before.

He nods, and types: GL HF.

The rules are different. The game is different. The feelings have always been the same.

He smiles, feeling the phantom hands of winners on his shoulder.

In front of thousands, with his headphones on he mouths:

Let's dance.

title: Another short story by me, on my unending quest to become a decent writer: "The Finalist"

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

Summarize the varieties of emotions the narrator is going through as he prepares for the upcoming game.

answer: He is so anxious he could cry, but he steels himself, knowing there are spectators who want him to fail. He also feels inspired and willing to do anything for the crowd that cheers him on.

text: The answer should also mention the moment of hope he has.

refinement: He is so anxious he could cry, but he steels himself, knowing there are spectators who want him to fail. For a moment, he has hope that a certain woman is out in the crowd. He also feels inspired and willing to do anything for the crowd that cheers him on.

text: The answer should also mention his doubts and fears.

refinement: He is so anxious he could cry, but he steels himself, knowing there are spectators who want him to fail. For a moment, he has hope that a certain woman is out in the crowd. As he prepares for the match, he is overcome with self-doubt, and is tormented by niggling fears. He also feels inspired and willing to do anything for the crowd that cheers him on.

answer: The narrator feels a mix of fear, excitement, doubt and determination as he prepares for the impending game. Fear and doubt underscore the difficulties he will face while excitement and determination spur him on. He feels kinship with other champions who have faced similar challenges and looks forward to proving himself. His respect for the challenge before him outweighs apprehension, and ultimately his excitement and determination guide him through.

answer: The narrator seems to be crazy nervous at first, hyperventilating, pacing nonstop and basically shaking all over. He thinks some people out there actually want to see him fail. He's freaking out to the point that he can't even look at himself in the mirror. He thinks about the girl watching. He uses motivation to stay focused and encourages himself telling the voice that actually guides him that he is a samurai gearing for a battle.

text: The specific nervous symptoms mentioned are inaccurate/unattested.

refinement: The narrator seems to be extremely nervous. He thinks some people out there actually want to see him fail. He thinks about the girl watching. He uses motivation to stay focused and encourages himself telling the voice that actually guides him that he is a samurai gearing for a battle.

text: The emotion he feels about the girl should be mentioned.

refinement: The narrator seems to be extremely nervous. He thinks some people out there actually want to see him fail. He dares to hope that a certain woman is in the crowd watching. He uses motivation to stay focused and encourages himself telling the voice that actually guides him that he is a samurai gearing for a battle.

text: The answer should mention his doubt and fear.

refinement: The narrator seems to be extremely nervous. He thinks some people out there actually want to see him fail. He dares to hope that a certain woman is in the crowd watching. He is overcome by self-doubt and fears about the upcoming match. He uses motivation to stay focused and encourages himself telling the voice that actually guides him that he is a samurai gearing for a battle.

answer: It seems that the narrator is full of doubt, as he ruminates on what could go wrong. He knows many people are just waiting for him to fail so he is apprehensive. He is exhilarated, as is the norm at such gaming competitions.

answer: The narrator feels a mix of fear and excitement as he prepares for the game. The fear stems from the anticipation of possible failure or mockery from spectators, concerns about whether or not he will live up to expectations. Despite these concerns he is also excited at the opportunity, and feels kinship with other great champions in history who have felt the same mixture of fear and excitement before their battle.


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Archbishop Eamon Martin of Armagh

Irish bishops have expressed alarm about a law passed by Britain’s Parliament that would legalize marriage equality and abortion in Northern Ireland if the province’s self-government is not restored by late October.

The July 17th letter from Northern Ireland’s four Catholic bishops claimed British leaders had “hijacked” the Northern Ireland (Executive Formation) Bill by adding provisions about equal marriage and abortion rights. Archbishop Eamon Martin of Armagh, Bishop Noel Treanor of Down and Connor, Bishop Donal McKeown of Derry, and Bishop Lawrence Duffy of Clogher wrote to former Prime Minister Teresa May, according to Toronto’s _Catholic Register_:

“‘We appeal to the Prime Minister and Westminster government to move to overturn this hijacking of the … bill for purposes for which it was never intended and to uphold the right of citizens in Northern Ireland, under the Good Friday Agreement, to decide these matters for themselves.’

“‘The equal right to life, and love, of a mother and her unborn child is so fundamental to the common good of every society that citizens deserve the fullest participation in the democratic debate about the legislation which governs it. This also applies to decisions regarding the nature of marriage.'”

Bishop John Sherrington, an auxiliary of Westminster (London), released a July 12th statement on behalf of the Bishops’ Conference of England and Wales according to the _National Catholic Reporter_. He called the then-bill “an imposition enacted by a Parliament which is overwhelmingly not from Northern Ireland” and said the British Parliament was undermining devolution, or decentralized governance that allows provinces to govern themselves, in Northern Ireland.

Regardless of the bishops’ protests, the new law was passed by both houses of the British Parliament on July 18th. It will go into effect October 21, 2019 unless Northern Ireland’s provincial government is restored. This development seems unlikely since the power-sharing arrangement between Irish Nationalists and Unionists, which is required for the province to govern itself rather than be governed by Britain’s Parliament, has been dead since 2017.

Catholics have acted largely opposite their bishops on the question of equal marriage in the province. When Northern Ireland’s Assembly was functioning, marriage equality was hotly contested and, over the course of five votes beginning in 2012, had been gaining support. The two traditionally Catholic parties backed equal marriage while Protestant politicians remained opposed. Polling showed marriage equality had majority support in the province, as well as among British residents overall. More recently, it was a Catholic member of the British Parliament who helped start discussions of marriage equality there. Conor McGinn introduced equal marriage legislation during Holy Week 2018, and said by doing so he was “living the message of the gospel.”

In this case, opposing equal marriage seems a secondary cause where abortion rights are clearly their target (Northern Ireland retains some of the strictest abortion laws in Europe). Some of bishops’ concerns about British intervention into Northern Ireland’s complex politics may even be warranted. Marriage equality seems to be a reality to which the bishop are resigned, yet they still feel the need to protest it, if flatly. That is a notable development. But they are incorrect to call the British Parliament’s intervention a “hijacking.” Justice delayed is justice denied. LGBTQ people in Northern Ireland should not have their human rights withheld because the power-sharing agreement fell through given there was a proper remedy available. Congratulations to the Catholics who helped bring equal marriage to Northern Ireland!

—_Robert Shine, New Ways Ministry, July 27, 2019_

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

What does the text say about why the Irish Catholic bishops are protesting?

answer: The Irish Catholic bishops are protesting the inclusion of provisions about equal marriage and abortion rights in a bill legalizing marriage equality and abortion in Northern Ireland. Their concerns are that the British Parliament has overstepped its bounds, undermining devolution and taking power away from the Northern Irish government. They feel that these decisions should be made by the Northern Irish, not by Britain.

answer: The Irish Catholic bishops are protesting British leaders' passage of a bill legalizing equal marriage and abortion rights in Northern Ireland. Their concern is that this bill undermines devolution in the province, making it difficult for citizens there to self-govern. The bishops feel that these issues should be decided by citizens of Northern Ireland rather than being imposed by Britain's Parliament.

answer: Catholic bishops in Ireland have claimed British leaders had "hijacked" the Northern Ireland (Executive Formation) Bill by adding provisions about equal marriage and abortion rights. They have written a letter to the Prime Minister and Westminster government to move or overturn the hijacking of the bill. The bishops argue that the bill was drafted for purposes never intended and to uphold the right of citizens in Northern Ireland, under the Good Friday Agreement, to decide these matters (equal marriage and abortion rights) for themselves.

answer: The Irish Catholic bishops are protesting because the law passed by Britain's Parliament would legalize marriage equality in Northern Ireland and legalize abortion in Northern Ireland unless the province's self-government is restored by late October. The bishops called the British leaders "hijackers" for adding provisions about equal marriage and abortion rights that the bill was never supposed to have had on it.

answer: The bishops are protesting a law passed by Britain's Parliament that would legalize marriage equality and abortion in Northern Ireland if the province's self-government is not restored by October.

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

What does the text say about the new law?

answer: The new law legalizes marriage equality and abortion rights in Northern Ireland. British lawmakers passed this law despite protests from Northern Ireland's Catholic bishops.

answer: The law legalizes equal marriage and abortion rights in Northern Ireland if the province's self-government is not restored by October 21.

answer: The new law legalizing marriage equality and abortion in Northern Ireland passed by the British Parliament will go into effect unless the province's provincial government is restored. The four Catholic bishops of Northern Ireland have publicly expressed their opposition to this law, claiming that it was "hijacked" by British leaders.

answer: The new law was passed by both houses of the British Parliament on July 18th. It will go into effect on October 21, 2019 (at the time of this article) unless Northern Ireland's provincial government is restored. It is unlikely, however, since the power-sharing agreement between the Irish Nationalists and Unionists which is required for the province to govern itself rather than be governed by Britain's Parliament, has been dead since 2017.

answer: The new law of parliament legalizing marriage equality and abortion was passed on July 18th and will go into effect on October 21st unless the self-government of Northern Ireland is restored.

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

What does the text say about the difference between Catholics and Protestants when it comes to marriage equality?

answer: When Northern Ireland's Assembly was functioning (before 2017), Catholics were in favor of marriage equality, but Protestants remained opposed. However, after the Assembly stopped working, marriage equality received support of the two traditionally Catholic parties.

answer: Catholics have acted opposite their bishops on the question of equal marriage in the province. Two traditionally Catholic parties backed equal marriage while Protestant politicians remained opposed. It was a Catholic member of the British Parliament who helped start discussions of marriage equality there.

answer: Catholics overwhelming support marriage equality in Northern Ireland, while Protestants remain largely opposed.

answer: Catholics more broadly support marriage equality than Protestants in Northern Ireland.

answer: According to the text, Catholic and Protestant politicains in Northern Ireland have been against equal marriage in principle. However, the politicains started supporting equal rights when the polling results showed that a majority of their voters support it.

text: The answer wrongly spells the word 'politician.' The model should respell it correctly.

refinement: According to the text, Catholic and Protestant politicians in Northern Ireland have been against equal marriage in principle. However, the politicians started supporting equal rights when the polling results showed that a majority of their voters support it.

text: The answer says that Catholic politicians have been opposed to equal marriage with Protestant politicians, which is not according to the text. This incorrect sentence should be rewritten accurately.

refinement: Catholics have acted opposite their bishops on the question of equal marriage in the province. Two traditionally Catholic parties backed equal marriage while Protestant politicians remained opposed. It was a Catholic member of the British Parliament who helped start discussions of marriage equality there.


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As the saying goes “make do and mend!” I’m a firm believer in up-cycling tired & unwanted furniture, rather than buying new.  With a little bit of graft – probably a lot of sanding – you can customize your own unique piece of furniture.  As a guide here is a sideboard I recently up-cycled for a client.

[how to shabby chic - sideboard ready to be upcycled]

Once you have your chosen piece of furniture, you will need to prep the surfaces to be painted. First be sure to remove any handles, hinges or metalwork. You’re now ready to start stripping the paint or varnish, to do this I tend to use sandpaper or Nitromors. I find both methods are equally effective and take the same amount of time, but when working with heavy detail Nitromors is best. Nitromors is a chemical substance that removes paint, varnish and SKIN, so do be careful and wear protective clothing & work in a well ventilated area.

[shabby chic furniture painting]

Once the item has been stripped and sanded, get rid of any dust by wiping it down with warm water – allow to dry.  A little tip for you; in my photo you will see my dog Ted happily snoozing, make sure when painting that animals stay well away! Their hair will get into the paint and on to your furniture – not a good look!  I also avoid painting outside on a sunny day as bugs find the gleam of the fresh wet paint extremely inviting. Once they bugs have landed they don’t come off without a little help.. this will leave marks.

[how to shabby chic]

Primer.. I don’t always use primer but depending on the condition of the wood it is sometimes necessary.  This particular sideboard is in a good condition, so instead of a primer I will be apply two coats of white.  I like to use Farrow & Ball paints; for this sideboard I am using Matchstick White as an undercoat, and an Eggshell Pavilion Grey for the topcoat (oil-based eggshells or matt paints are best as a water-based paint won’t sand as well).  When applying the paint always go in the direction of the wood grain, keeping minimal paint on the paintbrush & with nice thin layer.  It’s quality, not quantity.

[how to shabby chic]

Allow each layer of paint to dry properly before adding the next.  This photo is after one layer of Matchstick White. Keep applying even layers.

[how to shabby chic]

This sideboard has now had two layers of Matchstick White and two layers of Pavilion grey. I added in some standard black paint to darken the Pavilion grey as it was paler than my client wanted. I tend to leave the piece to thoroughly dry for a minimum of 24 hours before distressing.  Some people do not like the distressed look, so you could always leave it as above and just add a varnish or wax to protect the paint.

[how to shabby chic]

When distressing the furniture, there are so many routes and degrees of “aging” that you can do.  As this piece is a commission I’ve been asked to not go too crazy, just highlight on areas where, wear and tear would occur. For instance this would be on raised areas, edges, around drawers, handles & the top of detailing. To distress I use 180 grit sandpaper, the trick is to sand in one direction repeatedly. If you want to create extra damage and bruise the furniture, use metal chain or the edge of metal tools to beat the furniture.  I don’t do this often as I feel it’s fairly sacrilege & most often the antiques I paint are well used and slightly battered.

[how to shabby chic - the finished result]

Once you’re content with the finish, you can either leave as is, or add a coat of beeswax or varnish. This will help protect the wood, but don’t be too overzealous as an overly shiny varnish will not look authentic and shabby chic! If you have any questions or want further tips, please do not hesitate to email me.

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

What does the text say about customizing used furniture?

answer: The text is a guide on how to customize used furniture. The steps are to first remove any handles, hinges or metalwork. Then, the next step is to prep the surfaces to be painted. The surfaces need to be stripped of paint and then sanded. The last step is to apply primer and then paint.

text: The response should include the optional step of adding a layer of beeswax or varnish.

refinement: The text is a guide on how to customize used furniture. The steps are to first remove any handles, hinges or metalwork. Then, the next step is to prep the surfaces to be painted. The surfaces need to be stripped of paint and then sanded. The last step is to apply primer and then paint. An optional step after the final step is to add a coat of beeswax or varnish.

answer: The author believes that you can customize your own unique piece of furniture by up-cycling tired and unwanted furniture. They suggest that you can change the color or add a design to it. They also advise that you can add a layer of varnish or wax to protect the paint.

text: The response is missing several key pieces of information regarding the advice the article offers.

refinement: The author believes that you can customize your own unique piece of furniture by up-cycling tired and unwanted furniture. First, the surface of the furniture needs to be prepped. Any handles, hinges, or metalwork need to be removed. Next, the paint or varnish must be stripped, with either sandpaper or Nirtomors, a chemical substance. Depending on the condition of the wood, a primer may be used next. Then, the furniture can be painted. An optional final step is to add a coat of beeswax or varnish.

answer: The author believes that you can customize your own unique piece of furniture by up-cycling tired and unwanted furniture. They suggest that you can change the color or add a design to it.

text: The response is missing several key pieces of information regarding the advice the article offers.

refinement: The author believes that you can customize your own unique piece of furniture by up-cycling tired and unwanted furniture. First, the surface of the furniture needs to be prepped. Any handles, hinges, or metalwork need to be removed. Next, the paint or varnish must be stripped, with either sandpaper or Nirtomors, a chemical substance. Depending on the condition of the wood, a primer may be used next. Then, the furniture can be painted. An optional final step is to add a coat of beeswax or varnish.

answer: The author explains that some furniture can't be bought because there is no existed furniture that suits the customer and fancier furniture won't always have the aesthetic that appeals to buyers. Shopping on craiglist and similar sites can yield old tables, cabinets, whatever furniture could be salvaged to become that piece of furniture. Just before the wood is used, the author notes, sanding and wiping down are necessary to prepare the wood and then reapplying multiple coats of paint to get the right look. After the wood dries and any additional flaws have been sanded out, the shabby chic item is ready to be used.

text: The response is missing a few steps that the article recommends.

refinement: The author explains that some furniture can't be bought because there is no existed furniture that suits the customer and fancier furniture won't always have the aesthetic that appeals to buyers. Shopping on craiglist and similar sites can yield old tables, cabinets, whatever furniture could be salvaged to become that piece of furniture. First, any metalwork on the furniture must be removed. Then, the original paint or varnish must be stripped, either with sandpaper or with a chemical material like Nitromors. Then, depending on the condition of the wood, a primer should be used. The furniture can now be painted. An optional final step after painting is to add an extra layer of beeswax or varnish.

text: The response contains unnecessary information.

refinement: The author explains that some furniture can't be bought because there is no existed furniture that suits the customer and fancier furniture won't always have the aesthetic that appeals to buyers. First, any metalwork on the furniture must be removed. Then, the original paint or varnish must be stripped, either with sandpaper or with a chemical material like Nitromors. Then, depending on the condition of the wood, a primer should be used. The furniture can now be painted. An optional final step after painting is to add an extra layer of beeswax or varnish.

answer: The author likes to work with existing furniture rather than shopping for new. The author considers their process of recreating furniture to be 'upcycling'. The author describes the process for customizing furniture.

text: The response does not answer the question.

refinement: The author explains that some furniture can't be bought because there is no existed furniture that suits the customer and fancier furniture won't always have the aesthetic that appeals to buyers. First, any metalwork on the furniture must be removed. Then, the original paint or varnish must be stripped, either with sandpaper or with a chemical material like Nitromors. Then, depending on the condition of the wood, a primer should be used. The furniture can now be painted. An optional final step after painting is to add an extra layer of beeswax or varnish.

answer: The text is a guide on how to customize used furniture. The steps are to first remove any handles, hinges or metalwork. Then, the next step is to prep the surfaces to be painted. The surfaces need to be stripped of paint and then sanded. The last step is to apply primer and then paint. The final step is to distress the furniture.

text: The highlighted portion of the response should be replaced with the optional step presented in the passage.

refinement: The text is a guide on how to customize used furniture. The steps are to first remove any handles, hinges or metalwork. Then, the next step is to prep the surfaces to be painted. The surfaces need to be stripped of paint and then sanded. The last step is to apply primer and then paint. An optional final step is to add a coat of beeswax or varnish.

answer: The author likes to work with existing furniture rather than shopping for new. The author considers their process of recreating furniture to be 'upcycling'. Traditional woodworking materials like wood and wood-based paint can be used.

text: The response does not answer the question

refinement: The author explains that some furniture can't be bought because there is no existed furniture that suits the customer and fancier furniture won't always have the aesthetic that appeals to buyers. First, any metalwork on the furniture must be removed. Then, the original paint or varnish must be stripped, either with sandpaper or with a chemical material like Nitromors. Then, depending on the condition of the wood, a primer should be used. The furniture can now be painted. An optional final step after painting is to add an extra layer of beeswax or varnish.


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CANTAGALO–PAVÃO–PAVÃOZINHO is a _bairro_ (neighborhood) and a group of _favelas_ in the South Zone of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, located between the _bairros_ of Ipanema and Copacabana. As of 2010, it has circa 5,000 inhabitants.

It was pacified by the Pacifying Police Unit in 2009,[1] and on June 30, 2010, the Rubem Braga Complex was inaugurated in it, composed of two towers, an overlook (named by the inhabitants of the region “Mirante da Paz”, or the “Peace Overlook”) and two lifts linking the _favela_ to the General Osório Metro Station.[2]

The Rio de Janeiro section of the 2009 first-person shooter video game _Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2_ was fashioned after the _favela_ complex. Gospel music singer Fernanda Brum has a song entitled “Pavão Pavãozinho”; it was inspired by and had its music video shot at the _favela_.[3]

[Then-Rio de Janeiro Governor Sérgio Cabral Filho and President of Brazil Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva visiting the Cantagalo–Pavão–Pavãozinho complex in 2007]

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[3] Pavão Pavãozinho - Fernanda Brum (Clipe Oficial MK Music HD)

title: Cantagalo–Pavão–Pavãozinho

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

What is a "bairro"?

answer: A bairro is a neighborhood in Rio de Janeiro. The Cantagalo–Pavão–Pavãozinho complex is a neighbohood and a group of favelas within the South Zone of Rio de Janeiro.

text: The answer is asking about bairros in general, not specifically the Cantagalo–Pavão–Pavãozinho complex.

text: A bairro is a neighborhood.

answer: It seems to be equivalent to a neighborhood, but it is unclear from the answer what this term means.

text: According to the passage, a bairro is a neighborhood.

refinement: It seems to be equivalent to a neighborhood.

text: A bairro is a neighborhood.

answer: A neighborhood.

text: The answer could be phrased as a complete sentence.

text: A bairro is a neighborhood.

answer: A "bairro" is a neighborhood.

text: A bairro is a neighborhood.

answer: Not explicitly stated but most likely from the article, it is a neighborhood

text: According to the passage, a bairro is a neighborhood.

text: The answer could be clearer in its pronoun use.

text: A bairro is a neighborhood.

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

Where is the term "bairro" used for the purposes of understanding this article?

answer: "Cantagalo–Pavão–Pavãozinho" is a neighborhood and group of "favela"s in the South Zone of Rio de Janeiro. The term "bairro" is used to describe this neighborhood and group of "favela"s.

text: Bairro is used to describe a neighborhood, not a neighborhood and group of favelas.

refinement: "Cantagalo–Pavão–Pavãozinho" is a neighborhood and group of "favela"s in the South Zone of Rio de Janeiro. The term "bairro" is used to describe a neighborhood.

text: Cantagalo–Pavão–Pavãozinho is "a bairro and group of "favela"s in the South Zone of Rio de Janeiro."

answer: The term is used in regards to the area of Rio de Janeiro called "Cantagalo-Pavão-Pavãozinho"

text: Cantagalo–Pavão–Pavãozinho is made up of a bairro and a group of favelas, not just a bairro.

refinement: The term is used in regards to describe part of the area of Rio de Janeiro called "Cantagalo-Pavão-Pavãozinho."

text: Cantagalo–Pavão–Pavãozinho is "a bairro and group of "favela"s in the South Zone of Rio de Janeiro."

answer: The term is used within the context of Cantagalo-Pavão-Pavãozinho to talk about a neighboorhood.

text: Cantagalo–Pavão–Pavãozinho is "a bairro and group of "favela"s in the South Zone of Rio de Janeiro."

answer: Brazil.

text: The answer could be more specific.

refinement: The term is used within the context of Cantagalo-Pavão-Pavãozinho in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil to talk about a neighboorhood.

text: Cantagalo–Pavão–Pavãozinho is "a bairro and group of "favela"s in the South Zone of Rio de Janeiro."

answer: The term "bairro" is used to describe the neighborhood of Cantagalo–Pavão–Pavãozinho in Rio de Janeiro.

text: Cantagalo–Pavão–Pavãozinho is made up of a bairro and a group of favelas, not just a bairro.

refinement: The term "bairro" is used to describe the neighborhood within Cantagalo–Pavão–Pavãozinho in Rio de Janeiro.

text: Cantagalo–Pavão–Pavãozinho is "a bairro and group of "favela"s in the South Zone of Rio de Janeiro."

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

Where is Cantagalo-Pavao-Pavaozinho?

answer: The Cantagalo–Pavão–Pavãozinho complex is located in the South Zone of Rio de Janeiro.

text: Cantagalo–Pavão–Pavãozinho is "a bairro and a group of favelas in the South Zone of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil."

answer: bairro or neighborhood of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil in the South Zone.

text: The answer could be phrased as a complete sentence.

refinement: Cantagalo–Pavão–Pavãozinho is a bairro or neighborhood of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil in the South Zone.

text: Cantagalo–Pavão–Pavãozinho is "a bairro and a group of favelas in the South Zone of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil."

answer: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

text: The answer could be phrased as a complete sentence.

refinement: Cantagalo–Pavão–Pavãozinho is located in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

text: Cantagalo–Pavão–Pavãozinho is "a bairro and a group of favelas in the South Zone of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil."

answer: Cantagalo-Pavão-Pavãozinho is a bairro (neighborhood) in the South Zone of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

text: Cantagalo–Pavão–Pavãozinho is "a bairro and a group of favelas in the South Zone of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil."

answer: The South Zone of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

text: The answer could be phrased as a complete sentence.

refinement: Cantagalo–Pavão–Pavãozinho is located in the South Zone of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

text: Cantagalo–Pavão–Pavãozinho is "a bairro and a group of favelas in the South Zone of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil."

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

Between which two neighborhoods is it located?

answer: The Cantagalo-Pavão-Pavãozinho complex is located between the neighborhoods of Ipanema and Copacabana.

text: Cantagalo-Pavão-Pavãozinho is located "between the bairros of Ipanema and Copacabana."

answer: Cantagalo–Pavão–Pavãozinho is located between the bairros of Ipanema and Copacabana.

text: Cantagalo-Pavão-Pavãozinho is located "between the bairros of Ipanema and Copacabana."

answer: Ipanema and Copacabana.

text: The answer could be phrased as a complete sentence.

refinement: Cantagalo-Pavão-Pavãozinho is located between Ipanema and Copacabana.

text: Cantagalo-Pavão-Pavãozinho is located "between the bairros of Ipanema and Copacabana."

answer: Ipanema and Copacabana.

text: The answer could be phrased as a complete sentence.

refinement: Cantagalo-Pavão-Pavãozinho is located between Ipanema and Copacabana.

text: Cantagalo-Pavão-Pavãozinho is located "between the bairros of Ipanema and Copacabana."

answer: Ipanema and Copacabana.

text: The answer could be phrased as a complete sentence.

refinement: Cantagalo-Pavão-Pavãozinho is located between Ipanema and Copacabana.

text: Cantagalo-Pavão-Pavãozinho is located "between the bairros of Ipanema and Copacabana."

question: Write a ~3 sentence summary.

answer: Cantagalo-Pavao-Pavaozinho is a bairro, or neighborhood, located in the South Zone of Rio de Janeiro. It's situated between Ipanema and Copacabana. As of 2010, it had about 5,000 inhabitants.

text: Cantagalo-Pavão-Pavãozinho is "a bairro and a group of favelas in the South Zone of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil."

text: Cantagalo-Pavão-Pavãozinho is located "between the bairros of Ipanema and Copacabana."

text: Cantagalo-Pavão-Pavãozinho "has circa 5,000 inhabitants" as of 2010.

answer: This text briefly discusses a neighborhood in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, called Cantagalo–Pavão–Pavãozinho. It is located between the bairros of Ipanema and Copacabana. The area was pacified by the Pacifying Police Unit in 2009.

text: Cantagalo-Pavão-Pavãozinho is "a bairro and a group of favelas in the South Zone of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil."

text: Cantagalo-Pavão-Pavãozinho is located "between the bairros of Ipanema and Copacabana."

text: Cantagalo-Pavão-Pavãozinho was "pacified by the Pacifying Police Unit in 2009."

answer: Cantagalo–Pavão–Pavãozinho is a neighborhood in Rio de Janeiro made up of a group of favelas that has been under Pacifying Police Unit since 2009. In 2010, the Rubem Braga Complex was inaugurated in the neighborhood. This complex includes two towers, a overlook, and two lifts to connect the neighborhood to the metro station. As a result of the Pacifying Police Unit controlling the neighborhood, the 2009 version of the first-person shooter video game _Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2_ was fashioned after it. Gospel music singer Fernanda Brum also wrote a song about and filmed its music video in the Cantagalo–Pavão–Pavãozinho complex.

text: Cantagalo-Pavão-Pavãozinho is "a bairro and a group of favelas in the South Zone of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil."

text: Cantagalo-Pavão-Pavãozinho was "pacified by the Pacifying Police Unit in 2009."

text: Rubem Braga Complex was inaugurated into Cantagalo-Pavão-Pavãozinho on June 20, 2010.

text: "The Rio de Janeiro section of the 2009 first-person shooter video game Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 was fashioned after the favela complex."

text: "Gospel music singer Fernanda Brum has a song entitled “Pavão Pavãozinho”; it was inspired by and had its music video shot at the favela."

answer: Cantagalo-Pavão-Pavãozinho is a neighborhood and group of _favelas_ in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. After being pacified by the Pacifying Police Unit in 2009, on June 30, 2010, the Rubem Braga Complex was inaugurated in the area. The 2009 first-person shooter video game Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 was fashioned after the complex. Brazilian President Lula visited the neighborhood in 2007.

text: Cantagalo-Pavão-Pavãozinho is "a bairro and a group of favelas in the South Zone of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil."

text: Cantagalo-Pavão-Pavãozinho was "pacified by the Pacifying Police Unit in 2009."

text: Rubem Braga Complex was inaugurated into Cantagalo-Pavão-Pavãozinho on June 20, 2010.

text: "The Rio de Janeiro section of the 2009 first-person shooter video game Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 was fashioned after the favela complex."

answer: Cantagalo-Pavão-Pavãozinho is a group of favela (low-income, urban areas) in the South Zone, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. It was pacified in 2009. It was the setting for video game Call of Duty: Modern warfare 2 and became Museah du RIO (da Fundação Maria Teresa Mindau desde 2015 erradicada) in 2014.

text: There was no mention of the Museah du RIO in the passage.

refinement: Cantagalo-Pavão-Pavãozinho is a group of favela (low-income, urban areas) in the South Zone, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. It was pacified in 2009. It was the setting for video game Call of Duty: Modern warfare 2.

text: Cantagalo-Pavão-Pavãozinho was only part of the setting for Call of Duty: Modern warfare 2.

refinement: Cantagalo-Pavão-Pavãozinho is a group of favela (low-income, urban areas) in the South Zone, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. It was pacified in 2009. It was the setting for part of the video game Call of Duty: Modern warfare 2.

text: Cantagalo-Pavão-Pavãozinho is "a bairro and a group of favelas in the South Zone of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil."

text: Cantagalo-Pavão-Pavãozinho was "pacified by the Pacifying Police Unit in 2009."

text: "The Rio de Janeiro section of the 2009 first-person shooter video game Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 was fashioned after the favela complex."


text:
LIKENESS: Millie Elder got this tattoo of her father, Sir Paul Holmes, on her leg at an Auckland tattoo parlour this week. She posted this image on Instagram.

Millie Elder has paid tribute to her late father, Sir Paul Holmes, by having his face tattooed on her thigh.

It was one of a series of tattoos she had inked during the past week, including a statement in Gothic script across her entire back saying: "Blood makes you related, loyalty makes you family."

Ms Elder, Holmes' adopted daughter, posted photographs of her new tattoos to the social photograph site Instagram.

BACK INK: ''Blood makes you related, loyalty makes you family,’’ is on her back.

The portrait image copies a black-and-white photo of Holmes at the microphone of a radio studio in his early days of broadcasting, complete with an afro haircut, goatee and cigarette in hand.

The tattoos were done by Blue Lotus Tattoo on Auckland's North Shore.

Holmes died, aged 62, last month, surrounded by his family at his Hawke's Bay home after battling cancer and heart problems.

Fairfax NZ

Millie Elder

At his funeral, Ms Elder paid tribute, using a quote from her father, similar to the sentiments she has now had inked into her flesh.

"Love always wins; it might take longer than evil or hatred but love always wins. Find out who you are and know who you are, and know your strengths and weaknesses. Be brave even if you are frightened. And don't worry if you are different from everyone else; we're all different," she read out at the funeral.

In 2007, she was arrested on charges of possession of methamphetamine. Holmes stood by her and ended up campaigning against the drug.

question: What caused Sir Paul Holmes to die?

answer: Sir Paul Holmes died of cancer and heart problems.

answer: Sir Paul Holmes died after a battle with cancer and heart problems.

answer: He died of cancer and heart problems.

answer: He died as the result of cancer and heart problems.

question: Was Millie Elder adopted?

answer: From the passage, it is unclear whether Millie Elder was adopted or not. However, she is the adopted daughter of the late Sir Paul Holmes, so it is likely that she was adopted.

text: The first sentence is inaccurate.

refinement: She is the adopted daughter of the late Sir Paul Holmes.

answer: Yes.

answer: Yes

answer: Yes, she was adopted by Sir Paul Holmes.

question: What is the source location of this news?

answer: This news comes from Fairfax NZ, a news outlet in New Zealand.

answer:
A. The New York Times
B. The New Zealand Herald
C. The Daily Mail
D. The Guardian

text: This answer is a series of answers

answer: New Zealand.

answer: Fairfax NZ

question: What is Instagram?

answer: It is a social photograph site.

answer: According to the article, it is a social photograph site.

answer: Instagram is a social photograph site.

answer: Instagram is a social photograph site where users can post and share photos. In the passage, Millie Elder posted photographs of her new tattoos on Instagram.

question: Write a ~2 sentence summary.

answer: Millie Elder has paid tribute to her late father, Sir Paul Holmes, by having his face tattooed on her thigh. She posted photographs of her new tattoos to the social photograph site Instagram.

answer: This article reports on tattoos Millie Elder got as a tribute to her dad, Sir Paul Holmes, after his death at age 62. She posted images of the two tattoos on Instagram.

answer: Millie Elder, the adopted daughter of late broadcaster Sir Paul Holmes, has had her father's face tattooed on her leg in tribute. Holmes died last month after a battle with cancer and heart problems. In 2007, Ms Elder was arrested on charges of possession of methamphetamine, but Holmes stood by her and campaigned against the drug.

answer: Millie Elder, the adopted daughter of Sir Paul Holmes, has had a portrait of her father tattooed on her leg. She also had a statement in Gothic script across her entire back saying: "Blood makes you related, loyalty makes you family."


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_For_ Architectural Digest_, by Sara Tardiff._

Founded in 1733, Savannah, Georgia, was the country’s first planned city. With an elaborate design that boasted public squares, neoclassical architecture, and a road system that allowed the urban market to flourish, the city was ahead of its time. Today, the historic downtown is known for its unique infrastructure and breadth of architectural gems, attracting millions of visitors each year. Although the city will always lovingly celebrate its past, it is looking to the future with a 2018 redesign of the historic downtown area that will make better use of the waterside space and public areas, and improve the overall experience for residents and visitors alike. The city of Savannah tapped global urban design firm EDSA to take on the task, with an emphasis on preserving its rich history. _AD_ spoke with John Torti, a senior associate at EDSA, about the firm’s design plans, the obstacles they faced, and how they intend to stay true to Savannah’s historic roots.

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Savannah's downtown skyline as seen from across the Savannah River.
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Savannah's downtown skyline as seen from across the Savannah River.

_ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST:_ What are the primary reasons the city of Savannah is ready for a major redesign?

JOHN TORTI: Savannah is known for its rich history, and tourism is a vital component of the local economy. In recent years the historic downtown area has seen a surge in development projects, and the city thought it was an appropriate time to improve the public realm.

_AD:_ Walk us through the plans.

JT: Once we understood the vision and created our guiding principles for the project we came up with two initial concepts for the community to react to. One focuses on the historical significance of the city, pulling cues from the city’s grid system, the use of live oak trees, and the historic building materials. The other ties in with the city’s relationship to the water, in this case the Savannah River, which really is the true lifeline of the city — it’s what brought the first ships there in 1733. This plan lends itself more towards wayfinding, using palm trees and nautical detailing to orient users in the downtown area and guide them to the river.

_AD:_ How are you working with the community during this project?

JT: We’ve done a lot of consensus building within the community, it’s been an integral part of the design process. Throughout the conceptual design phase, which we actually just wrapped up, we had a series of six meetings with the public, and at each meeting we honed the design and got input from the residents and the city so we could ultimately create a cohesive design that works for all users.

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EDSA met with local residents to ensure their design was meeting the city's expectations.
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EDSA met with local residents to ensure their design was meeting the city's expectations.

_AD:_ What are some of the major challenges of redesigning a historic city?

JT: We often find certain needs from the community exceed the space we have to work with. This is very common when working in historical places, whether we have to work with existing buildings or 100-year-old oak trees, those things define the space that you have and as designers we need to get creative with the space allotted. Through several evolutions of planning, we began to work with the constraints and find a way to celebrate them in the process.

_AD:_ What were you most excited about when taking on this project?

JT: As designers, nothing excites us more than to see our vision become reality. We focus on implementation and we pride ourselves on this. Creating a cohesive, innovative public space that enhances the quality of life for Savannah residents really brings us great joy.

_AD:_ Are there any eco-friendly initiatives involved in EDSA’s design?

JT: It’s always important for us to be as sustainable as possible, whether it’s the use of building materials or the type of infrastructure we implement. We have many different green goals, such as the use of bioswales and permeable paving that will reduce the amount of burden on the existing infrastructure. We also hope the city takes cues from this and begins to make these new standards for future projects.

_AD:_ In what ways will Savannah benefit from the redesign?

JT: The ultimate plan, once implemented, will provide a safe, walkable public realm that enriches the quality of life for Savannah residents while continuing to exceed visitors’ expectations. It will be a design that celebrates the city’s natural and timeless beauty while preserving the history and tradition of Savannah—making it a model city for another century to come.

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

Summarize the unique aspects of Savannah, Georgia.

answer: Savannah, Georgia is the country's first planned city. It's known for its rich history, and tourism is a vital component of the local economy. Savannah is known for its grid system, the use of live oak trees, and the historic building materials. Savannah is also known for its relationship to the water. The city tapped global urban design firm EDSA to take on the task.

text: The model does not need to mention the live oak trees and historic building materials because these are not unique aspects of the city. At least, it can mention the 100-year-old oak trees the city has instead of what the designers plan to use to redesign the city. The model should consider replacing these sentences with unique qualities the city possesses, as stated in the text.

refinement: Savannah, Georgia is the country's first planned city. It's known for its rich history, and tourism is a vital component of the local economy. Savannah is known for its grid system, 100-year-old oak trees, and the unique infrastructure and breadth of architectural gems which attract millions of visitors every year. Savannah is also known for its relationship to the water. It also has an elaborate design that boasts public squares, neoclassical architecture, and a road system that allowed the urban market to flourish.

answer: Savannah was the first planned city in the U.S. and it was founded in 1733. The city boasts an elaborate design that features live oak trees, historical buildings, and a grid system. Savannah's facilities and prime location attract millions of visitors each year. A redesign to the city is planned for 2018.  It will include more public squares and a better use of the area.

text:
-The live oak trees are materials the designers intend to use to redesign the city. This shouldn't be mentioned as a unique feature; instead, the model should note the 100-year-old oak trees.
-The last sentences are unnecessary and should be removed.

refinement: Savannah was the first planned city in the U.S., and it was founded in 1733. The city boasts an elaborate design featuring historical buildings, a grid system, and 100-year-old oak trees. Savannah's facilities and prime location attract millions of visitors each year.

answer: Savannah, Georgia, was the country's first planned city. It boasts public squares, neoclassical architecture, and a road system that allowed the urban market to flourish. It is the historic downtown area that is known for its unique infrastructure and breadth of architectural gems. The city is looking to the future with a redesign of the historic downtown area that will make better use of the waterside space and public areas, and improve the overall experience for residents and visitors alike.

answer: Savannah is the first planned city in the country. It has an elaborate design that boasts public squares and neoclassical architecture. It is known for its unique infrastructure and breadth of architectural gems. Today, the downtown is a popular attraction for millions of tourists each year.

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

Summarize the role that residents have in city planning in Savannah.

answer: Residents are an integral part of the design process. EDSA has done a lot of consensus building within the community and at each meeting they honed the design and got input from the residents and the city so they could create a cohesive design that works for all users. Residents are encouraged to attend meetings and offer input on the design.

text:
-The last sentence is unnecessary and quite redundant and should be removed.
-'consensus building' should be hyphenated.

refinement: Residents are an integral part of the design process. EDSA has done a lot of consensus-building within the community, and at each meeting, they honed the design and got input from the residents and the city to create a cohesive design that works for all users.

answer: Savannah has a rich history and a thriving tourism industry. The city has seen a surge in development projects. The city of Savannah tapped global urban design firm EDSA to take on the task of redesigning the historic downtown area. The firm has done a lot of consensus building within the community and has had a series of six meetings with the public. The firm has also done a lot of work with the community to ensure the design is meeting their expectations.

text:
-The first two sentences are unnecessary and should be removed.
-'consensus building' should be hyphenated.

refinement: The city of Savannah tapped global urban design firm EDSA to take on the task of redesigning the historic downtown area. The firm has done a lot of consensus-building within the community and has had a series of six meetings with the public. The firm has also done a lot of work with the community to ensure the design is meeting their expectations.

answer: The residents of Savannah are being given a say in how their city is redesigned. This involves EDSA holding a series of public meetings, in which they show the public various concepts and get input. They do this not only to incorporate the residents' preferences, but also to try to work around their needs. By working with the residents in the planning phase of their project, they are just showing their appreciation for them and the city as a whole.

answer: The role that residents have in city planning in Savannah is for one of the firms mapping out the redesign to first reach out to the community and talk with residents to let them know what is planned and is directly to use this input to make sure their design best meets the city's expectations. The end goal of the firm's design and subsequent implementation is for their involvement to help enhance the quality of life for Savannah residents by providing a safe, walkable public realm that enriches their lives while also continuing to exceed visitors' expectations.

text: The first sentence is too long and lacks clarity. That sentence can be made more concise. So, the model should consider rewriting it.

refinement: Residents' role in city planning in Savannah is to give inputs in meetings to the proposed redesign of the city planned by the EDSA. The end goal of the firm's design and subsequent implementation is for their involvement to help enhance the quality of life for Savannah residents by providing a safe, walkable public realm that enriches their lives while also continuing to exceed visitors' expectations.

answer: The role that residents have in city planning in Savannah is for one of the firms mapping out the redesign to first reach out to the community and talk with residents to let them know what is planned and is directly to use this input to make sure their design best meets the city's expectations. The end goals of the redevelopment project is enhancing the quality of life for Savannah residents by providing a safe, walkable public realm that enriches their lives while also continuing to exceed visitors' expectations.

answer: Savannah has a rich history and a thriving tourism industry. The city has seen a surge in development projects. The city of Savannah tapped global urban design firm EDSA to take on the task of redesigning the historic downtown area. EDSA met with local residents to ensure their design was meeting the city's expectations. The firm has done a lot of consensus building within the community and has had a series of six meetings with the public. The firm has also done a lot of work with the community to ensure the design is meeting their expectations.

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

Summarize John Tortl's background.

answer: No answer

text: Even though the text does not provide extensive details about John Torti for summary, the text mentions that he is a senior associate of EDSA. It should consider still stating this.

refinement: John Torti is a senior associate at EDSA, a firm selected to redesign and remodel the city of Savannah, Georgia.

answer: No answer

answer: John Tortl is a senior associate at EDSA.

text: Torti is misspelled. This should be corrected.

refinement: John Torti is a senior associate at EDSA.

answer: John Torti is a senior associate of global urban design firm EDSA.

answer: No answer

answer: No answer


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CARONPORT (2016 population: ) is a village in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan within the Rural Municipality of Caron No. 162 and Census Division No. 7. The village is west of the City of Moose Jaw on the Trans-Canada Highway.

History

Caronport incorporated as a village on January 1, 1988.[1] It was named for the predecessor World War II British Commonwealth training base for pilots near the hamlet of Caron, i.e. Caron Airport. The airbase, RCAF Station Caron, operated from December 17, 1941 to January 14, 1944. Although the runways are now all defunct, the layout of the village was determined by the original runway placement.

Demographics

In the 2016 Census of Population conducted by Statistics Canada, the Village of Caronport recorded a population of living in of its total private dwellings, a |994|1}} change from its 2011 population of . With a land area of , it had a population density of in 2016.[2] Caronport is the largest village in Saskatchewan by population.

In the 2011 Census of Population, the Village of Caronport recorded a population of , a |919|1}} change from its 2006 population of . With a land area of , it had a population density of in 2011.[3]

Caronport's population swells on a seasonal basis due to students enrolled at the Briercrest College and Seminary and the Briercrest Christian Academy.

Education

Briercrest College and Seminary

Briercrest College and Seminary is a private Christian post-secondary educational institution. It consists of a college and a seminary, both of whom offer Christian education. since 1963, every year in February, Briercrest has hosted a teen youth conference known as Youth Quake.

Briercrest Christian Academy

The Briercrest Christian Academy is a high school within the Christian faith. It offers small class sizes and opportunities for students to participate in athletics and the arts. It is operated by Briercrest College and Seminary and shares many of the same facilities as the college such as cafeteria, gymnasium, and chapel.

Caronport Elementary School

Caronport Elementary is a Kindergarten to Grade 8 school, with an enrollment of about 115 students, and is part of the Prairie South School Division.

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title: Caronport

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

What is Caronport?

answer: A town in Canada.

text: CARONPORT (2016 population: ) is a village in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan within the Rural Municipality of Caron No. 162 and Census Division No. 7.

answer: a village in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan

text: CARONPORT (2016 population: ) is a village in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan within the Rural Municipality of Caron No. 162 and Census Division No. 7.

answer: It is a village in Canada.

text: CARONPORT (2016 population: ) is a village in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan within the Rural Municipality of Caron No. 162 and Census Division No. 7.

answer: Caronport is a village in Saskatchewan on the Trans-Canada Highway near Moose Jaw.

text: CARONPORT (2016 population: ) is a village in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan within the Rural Municipality of Caron No. 162 and Census Division No. 7.

answer: Caronport is a village in Saskatchewan. It is west of the City of Moose Jaw on the Trans-Canada Highway and was named for the predecessor World War II British Commonwealth training base. The village incorporates an educational institution and a high school.

text: CARONPORT (2016 population: ) is a village in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan within the Rural Municipality of Caron No. 162 and Census Division No. 7.

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

When was Caronport incorporated as a village?

answer: On January 1, 1988.

text: Caronport incorporated as a village on January 1, 1988.

answer: Caronport was incorporated as a village on January 1, 1988.

text: Caronport incorporated as a village on January 1, 1988.

answer: It was incorporated as a village on January 1, 1988.

text: Caronport incorporated as a village on January 1, 1988.

answer: Caronport was incorporated as a village on January 1, 1988.

text: Caronport incorporated as a village on January 1, 1988.

answer: Caronport was incorporated as a village on January 1, 1988.

text: Caronport incorporated as a village on January 1, 1988.

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

What was Caronport named after?

answer: For its predecessor World War II British Commonwealth training base for pilots near the hamlet of Caron.

text: It was named for the predecessor World War II British Commonwealth training base for pilots near the hamlet of Caron, i.e. Caron Airport.

answer: It was named after its predecessor World War II British Commonwealth training base for pilots.

text: It was named for the predecessor World War II British Commonwealth training base for pilots near the hamlet of Caron, i.e. Caron Airport.

answer: It was named for the predecessor World War II British Commonwealth training base for pilots.

text: It was named for the predecessor World War II British Commonwealth training base for pilots near the hamlet of Caron, i.e. Caron Airport.

answer: Caronport was named after the predecessor World War II British Commonwealth training base for pilots near the hamlet of Caron. The base operated from December 17, 1941 to January 14, 1944.

text: It was named for the predecessor World War II British Commonwealth training base for pilots near the hamlet of Caron, i.e. Caron Airport.

answer: Caronport was named after the predecessor World War II British Commonwealth training base for pilots near the hamlet of Caron.

text: It was named for the predecessor World War II British Commonwealth training base for pilots near the hamlet of Caron, i.e. Caron Airport.

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

Explain what occurs to Caronport's population.

answer: Population swells on a seasonal basis due to students enrolled at the Briercrest College and Seminary and the Briercrest Christian Academy.

text: Caronport's population swells on a seasonal basis due to students enrolled at the Briercrest College and Seminary and the Briercrest Christian Academy.

answer: It swells on a seasonal basis due to students enrolled in the Briercrest College and Seminary and the Briercrest Christian Academy; school concerts; business associated with the two schools.

text: Caronport's population swells on a seasonal basis due to students enrolled at the Briercrest College and Seminary and the Briercrest Christian Academy.

answer: Caronport's population grows on a seasonal basis due to students enrolled at Briercrest College and Seminary and the Briercrest Christian Academy.

text: Caronport's population swells on a seasonal basis due to students enrolled at the Briercrest College and Seminary and the Briercrest Christian Academy.

answer: It swells on a seasonal basis due to students enrolled at the Briercrest College and Seminary and the Briercrest Christian Academy.

text: Caronport's population swells on a seasonal basis due to students enrolled at the Briercrest College and Seminary and the Briercrest Christian Academy.

answer: Caronport's population swells during the academic year due to students enrolled at Briercrest College and Seminary and the Briercrest Christian Academy.

text: Caronport's population swells on a seasonal basis due to students enrolled at the Briercrest College and Seminary and the Briercrest Christian Academy.

question: Write a ~2 sentence summary.

answer: Caronport is a village located west of Moose Jaw. It was named for an historical airbase nearby and its population swells on a seasonal basis due to students at Briercrest College and Seminary and the Briercrest Christian Academy. The village also has its own elementary school.

text: I cut the last sentence because this goes over the limit and that piece of information doesn't seem pertinent.

refinement: Caronport is a village located west of Moose Jaw. It was named for an historical airbase nearby and its population swells on a seasonal basis due to students at Briercrest College and Seminary and the Briercrest Christian Academy.

answer: Caronport is a village in Saskatchewan with a population of . The village was named for the predecessor World War II British Commonwealth training base. Briercrest College and Seminary is a post-secondary institution in Caronport and Youth Quake, an annual youth conference, is hosted there every year. Caronport Elementary School is a Kindergarten through Grade 8 school in the Prairie South School Division.

text: This has a bunch of cut-off sentences and too many of them (it's supposed to be an answer with two or fewer sentences).

refinement: Caronport is a village in Saskatchewan named for the predecessor World War II British Commonwealth training base. Briercrest College and Seminary is a post-secondary institution in Caronport and Youth Quake, an annual youth conference, is hosted there every year.

answer: Caronport is a village in northern Saskatchewan, Canada. In 2016-17, it had a population of 110 living in 1494 of its total private dwellings, with a land area of 16 square kilometres.

answer: Caronport is a village in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan. Its population swells on a seasonal basis due to students enrolled.

answer: This article describes the Canadian village of Caronport in Saskatchewan, drawing information from the 2016 Canadian census, as well as the schools in town, Briercrest College.


text:
'Why are you here? Have you not done enough? In just these past 48 hours, I have seen you take 26 lives. What more can you do to me? Do you want me to feel worse? Do you want to intensify the guilt? Are you here to remind me of all the hands I held as the life left them? I tried dammit, but it wasn't good enough!'

He appeared to me as a man dressed for business, suit tie, the works. It was nothing fancy, but his cuff-links sparkled, his tie was immaculate, and his suit pressed. He contrasted my dirty hospital scrubs in such a fashion that made him look even sharper. He turned slowly towards me, opening his suitcase. He pulled out a pack of smokes, Lucky Strikes. He gestured for me to take one, so I did. We both lit up, in a hospital elevator, in complete disregard for state and federal law. After a few drags, he spoke.

"You will never forget them. The image of the dying child will fade, but will still haunt your dreams, long into your future. You feel it, even now, as I speak, the weight of her head upon your chest as you wept. You will never forget."

"But I saved so many! I saved countless lives today, and yesterday, hell, for these past 6 years! Why must you remind me of my failures?"
Death's head was wrapped in a halo of blue smoke, as we both inhaled deeply through the filterless cigarettes. His face had not changed, not at all. Besides the movement of his mouth, nothing wavered.

"It's not about the ones you save. It's about the ones who slip by, the ones who pass. How many others did you see crying when the little girl died? Who else held the old widower's hand as he spoke to his long dead wife, until he joined her quietly? I'm not here to remind you of a failures. I'm here to thank you. You have helped the dead pass easily, comfortably into my realm. Beneath your caring hands, many souls have joined me quietly and calmly. Thank you, for soothing the doomed."

title: [MF] Elevator Music

question: What happened first chronologically: The first or the last paragraph?

answer: The last paragraph happens first chronologically.

text: The first paragraph happens first.

refinement: The last paragraph happens first chronologicallyfirst

answer: They both happened at the same time.

text: The first paragraph happened first.

answer: That information can't be found

text: The first paragraph happened first.

question: Explain what the text means by souls joining death quietly and calmly.

answer: They were not raging against the light when Death took them. They were calm and quiet.

answer: The text implies that the protagonist in the story is helping souls to make their journey to death easier, in a calm and peaceful manner, often easing their fears before they pass. This contrasts with the death that the man in the business suit brings, who, according to the protagonist, actively seeks to make people feel worse and remind them of all their failures. The protagonist appears to feel a sense of pride and satisfaction from helping those who are passing on, and although they know that death will inevitably come to everyone, they see it as an honour and privilege to be a part of that process.

text: Only the first sentence is necessary

refinement: The text implies that the protagonist in the story is helping souls to make their journey to death easier, in a calm and peaceful manner, often easing their fears before they pass.

answer: The text suggests that death is grateful for the narrator helping the souls pass on. Death believes that the souls die calmly, and without much trouble, because of the narrator's care. This implies that, because the narrator has been helping to ease the passing of others, death is pleased and welcomes the narrator into its realm.

text: Death is not coming for the narrator himself "welcomes the narrator into his ranks" is unneccesary.

refinement: The text suggests that death is grateful for the narrator helping the souls pass on. Death believes that the souls die calmly, and without much trouble, because of the narrator's care. This implies that, because the narrator has been helping to ease the passing of others, death is pleased.

question: Summarize all the information relating to the narrator.

answer: The narrative is about a doctor who is struggling to come to terms with the lives they have taken throughout their career. Death appears to the doctor and reassures the doctor, telling them to not feel bad, as they have assisted in ushering countless deceased individuals into the afterlife.

answer: The narrator feels guilty due to the lives he could not save, feels that he hasn't done his best. He meets Death in an elevator and they share a smoke. The narrator will never forget the people that dies while he held their hands. Death thanks him for calmly and quietly handing the dying people over.

answer: The narrator is military arriving home after six years. The story is about the narrator's contemplation of their role in wars and the destruction it has caused. The narrator sees shadows in the recent war on Earth and why people have come to Earth.

text: None of the content in this summary is related. The narrator is not military.

refinement: The narrator is a doctor. The story is about the narrator's contemplation of their role in wars and the destruction it has caused. The narrator sees shadows in the recent war on Earth and why people have come to Earth.

text: The narrator has not had a role in war.

refinement: The narrator is a doctor. The story is about the narrator's contemplation of the patients they have lost. The narrator sees shadows in the recent war on Earth and why people have come to Earth.

text: The narrator sees nothing about recent war in Earth or "why people have come to Earth."

refinement: The narrator is a doctor. The story is about the narrator's contemplation of the patients they have lost. The narrator encounters Death in an elevator who assures the narrator they have helped their patients have a good death.

question: Who killed 26 people in 48 hours?

answer: The narrator did.

text: It was death himself

refinement: It was presumably from many causes, but the passage refers to death taking these 26 patients.

answer: Death. The people died in a hospital and died.

text: "Died...and died" is a tautology

answer: It may be implied that the protagonist was a doctor of some sort in a hospital.

text: Does not answer the question.

refinement: It may be implied that the protagonist was a doctor of some sort in a hospital, and death took 26 of their patients.

question: Is Death a real person?

answer: From the passage, it is unclear whether Death is a real person or not. The narrator appears to see, speak, and interact with death, but it is not explicitly stated that death is a physical entity. The passage does state that the narrator perceives death as a man dressed in business attire.

answer: No, not usually, although he presented himself in the story as an actual person.

answer: There is no way to tell if Death is a real person. He could be real in the eyes of the person recounting the story, but for anyone else it is mere speculation. It is not entirely outside the realm of possibility, but it would be difficult to corroborate, given that Death does not appear outwardly different to anyone else.

question: Why does Death present himself as a businessman?

answer: What reason is there for this?This is not explained.

answer: It is unclear from the text.

text: No content.

question: Write a ~3 sentence summary.

answer: This excerpt reflects a dialogue between a dying doctor and death in the form of a suited businessman smoking cigarettes in an elevator. Death claims that they are not there to remind the doctor of failures, but instead to thank them for aiding in the passage of the dead. Death claims that many souls have transitioned calmly due to the doctor's presence, and so both parties acknowledge the doctor's sacrifices.

answer: This short story details an encounter between a doctor and Death, who both smoke cigarette in an elevator. Death tells the doctor that their job is not simply to save lives, but to let those with fated death pass on with grace.

text: not "cigarette" - cigarettes. Cigarette is not a mass noun

refinement: This short story details an encounter between a doctor and Death, who both smoke cigarettes in an elevator. Death tells the doctor that their job is not simply to save lives, but to let those with fated death pass on with grace.

answer: This piece deals with the struggles of someone working in a hospital, who deals with death on a daily basis. Rather than focus on the lives they try to save, the speaker talks about the many that slip through their grasp and are welcomed into death's embrace. They are comforted in knowing they have helped many souls find peace.

text: Death is missing from this passage.

refinement: This piece deals with the struggles of someone working in a hospital, who deals with death on a daily basis. Rather than focus on the lives they try to save, the speaker talks about the many that slip through their grasp and are welcomed into death's embrace. Death appears to them as a person, and reassures them that they have helped many souls find peace.

answer: This person is living with guilt after losing one of many patients they cared for, while the personification of Death thanks them for helping many souls pass on peacefully. Death reveals that it is not about the number of those the person has saved, but instead about the lost ones they did not manage to save. The summary ends on a somewhat ominous note, as Death ominously thanks the person for their help paving the way to their own death.

text: " The summary ends on a somewhat ominous note, as Death ominously thanks the person for their help paving the way to their own death." unnecessary, and strange inference

refinement: This person is living with guilt after losing one of many patients they cared for, while the personification of Death thanks them for helping many souls pass on peacefully. Death reveals that it is not about the number of those the person has saved, but instead about the lost ones they did not manage to save.

answer: The narrator meets Death in an elevator after having lost 26 people in 48 hours. The narrator feels that he couldn't save them and feels guilty about it. Death thanks the narrator for allowing the people to die quietly and calmly and that they were not alone when they died.

text: "They were not alone when they died" is not given in the source text

refinement: The narrator meets Death in an elevator after having lost 26 people in 48 hours. The narrator feels that he couldn't save them and feels guilty about it. Death thanks the narrator for allowing the people to die quietly and calmly.

text: "allowing" is a bizarre verb

refinement: The narrator meets Death in an elevator after having lost 26 people in 48 hours. The narrator feels that he couldn't save them and feels guilty about it. Death thanks the narrator for helping the people to die quietly and calmly.

answer: This story follows a person who is reflecting on how they play an integral role in helping people transition into death. They argue that they are not to blame for the lives taken by the man in the business suit, since they also help to ease the process for others. Even so, the guilt of letting one person die still consumes them. Death, in the form of the man in the business suit, assures the character that he is appreciated for his role helping those who could not be saved.

text: "... for the lives taken by the man in the business suit," it would be better if this were Death because it is jarring to us

refinement: This story follows a person who is reflecting on how they play an integral role in helping people transition into death. They argue that they are not to blame for the lives taken by Death, since they also help to ease the process for others. Even so, the guilt of letting one person die still consumes them. Death, in the form of a man in a business suit, assures the character that he is appreciated for his role helping those who could not be saved.


text:
This was my first short story I had to write for my Creative Writing class back when I was a Junior in high school. I hope you like it!

    "Ooohhhh," Helen groaned. She hurt everywhere. Being in a hospital for six weeks is really something that she wasn't looking forward to. She was about to call for a nurse to change the channel on her tiny tv (golf was not her thing!) when all of a sudden there was a knock on the door. "Come in," she called weakly.

   "Hello, I'm Dr. Bandade, how are you feeling?" He smiled a toothy smile.

   She gave the burly man a sarcastic look. "How do you *think* I'm feeling? I fell out of a five-story window!"

    The doctor pulled up a chair next to her. "Yes about that, how exactly did it happen? On this statement is says that you were pushed?"

    Helen cringed at the very thought of it, not only because it was painful, but she wasn't sure if he would believe her. "Well, it started out as a normal day. I woke up, ate breakfast, completed the daily crossword puzzle in the paper.

    "It was then I noticed that my window was open. A cool breeze swept through, so I decided to close it. I got up and went over to the window.

    "Right as I reached out to grab the handle, Rufus, my cat, rubbed against my leg, causing me to lose my balance. Before I knew it, I was falling out the window!

    "I screamed. I heard people screaming below me. I felt breathless. Panic swept over me.

    "It was only too soon when I came into contact with the ground. I heard bones shattering and I cried out in pain. In the distance, sirens wailed. The ambulance charged down the street.

    "After they put me on the stretcher, they hauled me away to the hospital, where they told me I was lucky to even be alive. They said I broke every bone in my body. I'll be here about six weeks, if not more." Her face fell when she told the doctor this. "And that's all that happened."

    Dr. Bandade looked over at her. "So you fell out accidentally then."

    "No! I was *pushed* out!" she yelled.

    "But you even said that you lost your balance, and no one was with you."

    "Yes there was... Rufus! *He* pushed me out!"

    The doctor rationalized, "But he's a *cat.* He probably didn't realize that rubbing against you to show affection would-"

    But Helen cut him off. "He *deliberately* rubbed too hard and made me lost my balance."

    "What would be the purpose for Rufus to push you?" The doctor raised an eyebrow.

    "He's just evil," she simply said.

    "Oh." He wrote some things down on his clipboard.

    Helen stared at him suspiciously. "What kind of doctor are you anyway, asking me all these questions?"

    "I'm a psychiatrist." He wrote some more things down.

    "What? You think I'm crazy don't you?! I'm telling you, my cat is trying to *kill me!"*

    Before Dr. Bandade could say anything, there was a knock at the door.

    "Excuse me, doctor," the nurse said, "but there's someone here to see her."

    Helen perked up a bit. A visitor to see her!

    The visitor walked into the room.

    "Rufus!" Helen shrieked.

    Standing there was the tabby cat. He was staring at her with glossy green eyes, slanted into slits. His tail twitched as if to say, "I'm *back."*

title: Paranoid?... Or Just Plain Evil?

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

Who does Helen blame for her fall?

answer: She blames Rufus, her cat. She claims that her cat is evil. Her doctor is a psychiatrist and thinks she may be paranoid. Then a visitor comes to the hospital. It's Rufus — her cat.

answer: Helen blames Rufus, her cat, for her fall.

answer: Her cat Rufus.

text: This response needs to be written in a proper sentence. Additionally, more detail from the story can be added to the response.

refinement: Helen blames her cat, Rufus, for her fall, claiming her cat was the one who pushed her out the window. Helen is talking to a psychiatrist who is trying to figure out what happened to her and believes she is paranoid.

answer: Helen blames her cat for her fall.

text: The name of the cat can be added to this response, to make it even stronger.

refinement: Helen blames her cat, Rufus, for her fall.

answer: Helen blames her cat, Rufus, for her fall.

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

What injury did Helen suffer?

answer: She broke every bone in her body falling out of a five-story window.

answer: Helen suffered a fall out of a five-story window, causing her to break all of her bones.

answer: Helen suffered a fall from a five-story window.

text: This response does not answer the question, it needs to include the answer to the question being asked which is she broke all of her bones.

refinement: Helen suffered a fall from a five-story window, resulting in her being told that she had broken all the bones in her body.

answer: Helen broke every bone in her body and broke her skull.

text: The last part of this response is not true as she did not break her skull.

refinement: Helen broke every bone in her body as a result of her falling out from the window.

answer: She fell out a five story window. This caused her to break all of her bones. According to the medical report she must be in the hospital for six weeks.


text:
CHURCH LEADER DEAD

The former leader of Scotland's Roman Catholics had stood down after allegations of inappropriate conduct. He was given his last rites yesterday as doctors feared he was close to death

-   19 Mar 2018, 7:59
-   Updated: 19 Mar 2018, 9:14

ROMAN Catholic cardinal Keith O'Brien has died at the age of 80.

The former leader of the Scottish Roman Catholics, who stood down from the role after allegations of misconduct, has been in the care of the Little Sisters of the Poor in Newcastle upon Tyne, in recent days.

[ Keith O'Brien, 80, died after being given the last rites yesterday]

1

 Keith O'Brien, 80, died after being given the last rites yesterdayCredit: Times Newspapers Ltd
Leo Cushley, Archbishop of St Andrews and Edinburgh, told fellow priests on Friday: "I went to see him a few weeks ago, and he barely recognised me, although at that time, his life did not appear to be in danger.

"However, today I learnt that the doctors at his hospital believe that his condition is not improving and that he may not have long to live.

"If this situation continues, and if he is able to be moved, he will be taken to the Little Sisters of the Poor in Newcastle, to receive palliative care.

"Please remember him in your prayers."

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question: Why did the leader of Scotland's Roman Catholic church stand down from his post?

answer: Because of allegations of inappropriate conduct.

answer: The leader of Scotland's Roman Catholic church stood down from his post after allegations of misconduct.

answer: He was accused of inappropriate conduct.

answer: The leader of Scotland's Roman Catholic church stood down from his post after allegations of misconduct were made against him.

question: How old was Keith O'Brien when he died?

answer: He was 80 years old.

answer: 80

answer: Keith O'Brien was 80 years old when he died.

answer: 80 years old.

question: Who was Keith O'Brien?

answer: He was a roman catholic cardinal.

text: He was also former leader of Scotland's Roman Catholics.

refinement: He was a roman catholic cardinal and leader of Scotland's Roman Catholics.

answer: The former leader of Scotland's Roman Catholics

text: He was also a cardinal.

refinement: The Catholic cardinal and former leader of Scotland's Roman Catholics.

answer: He was the former leader of Scotland's Roman Catholics.

text: He was also a cardinal.

refinement: He was a Catholic cardinal and the former leader of Scotland's Roman Catholics.

answer: Keith O'Brien was the former leader of the Scottish Roman Catholics. He died after allegations of misconduct.

text: He was also a cardinal.

refinement: Keith O'Brien was a Catholic cardinal and the former leader of the Scottish Roman Catholics. He died after allegations of misconduct.

question: Where was Keitch O'Brien based?

answer: Scotland.

answer: Scotland

answer: In Scotland.

answer: According to the passage, Keith O'Brien was being cared for by the Little Sisters of the Poor in Newcastle upon Tyne.

text: Was based in Scotland.

refinement: According to the passage, Keith O'Brien was based in Scotland and was being cared for by the Little Sisters of the Poor in Newcastle upon Tyne.

question: After his diagnosis, who took care of him?

answer: The former leader of Scotland's Roman Catholics, Keith O'Brien, was taken care of by the Little Sisters of the Poor in Newcastle upon Tyne.

answer: The Little Sisters of the Poor in Newcastle upon Tyne.

answer: The former leader of Scotland's Roman Catholics had stood down after allegations of inappropriate conduct. He was given his last rites yesterday as doctors feared he was close to death.

text: He was cared for by nuns.

refinement: He was in the care of the Little Sisters of the Poor in Newcastle upon Tyne.

answer: The Little Sisters of the Poor in Newcastle.

question: Write a ~1 sentence summary.

answer: Former Roman Catholic cardinal Keith O'Brien has died at the age of 80. He was recently admitted to a care home after allegations of misconduct.

text: He was also leader of Scotland Catholics.

refinement: Former Roman Catholic cardinal and leader of Scotland's Roman Catholics Keith O'Brien has died at the age of 80. He was recently admitted to a care home after allegations of misconduct.

text: He stepped down after allegations of misconduct.

refinement: Former Roman Catholic cardinal and leader of Scotland's Roman Catholics Keith O'Brien has died at the age of 80. He stepped down after allegations of misconduct. He was recently admitted to a care home.

text: Too long

refinement: Former Roman Catholic cardinal and leader of Scotland's Roman Catholics Keith O'Brien has died at the age of 80, he stepped down after allegations of misconduct and was recently admitted to a care home.

answer: Cardinal Keith O'Brien of the catholic church in Scotland has died at 80 years old after he stood down from his role due to misconduct allegations.

answer: The former leader of Scotland's Roman Catholics, Cardinal Keith O'Brien, has died at the age of 80.

text: Doesn't mention why he stepped down.

refinement: The former leader of Scotland's Roman Catholics, Cardinal Keith O'Brien, has died at the age of 80 after having stepped down for allegations of misconduct.

answer: The article is about the death of Keith O'Brien, a Roman Catholic cardinal.

text: Doesn't mention he was leader of Scotland Catholics.

refinement: The article is about the death of Keith O'Brien, a Roman Catholic cardinal and leader of Scotland's Catholics.

text: Doesn't mention his having stepped down.

refinement: The article is about the death of Keith O'Brien, a Roman Catholic cardinal and leader of Scotland's Catholics who stepped down after allegations of misconduct.

text: Doesn't mention his age.

refinement: The article is about the death of Keith O'Brien, 80, a Roman Catholic cardinal and leader of Scotland's Catholics who stepped down after allegations of misconduct.