text:
"I bought this gun last year. I disnt want to make a quick review until i actually used it and abused it. This is my first aursoft gun since switching from paintball. I have the gbb and let me tell you, best $300 i ever spent!!...although gbb are pricey to keep up. This gun has not failed me at all, has not jammed, broken etc. Even after rolling around in dirt and sand all i can say is this gun is worth every penny in my opinion! Its super heavy!! Realistic all metal and it has a nice recoil to it. Overall best!!! Dont hesitate to buy!!

"Decided to get a GBB rifle cuz why not there cool and i needed a more compact rifle for my playstyle. I researched a lot of the WE GBB series and got a maple leaf crazy jet barrel and an autobot bucking and put that in before I even used it. (My range is absolutely ridiculous and I have a P* FE with a tight bore and flat hop and I like how this shoots over the P*)
The WE 888c (aka a hk 416c) is pretty cool and has some good pros and some cons.

Pro
heavyweight (pro to me cuz im a crazy person)
amazing range (with the $40 upgrade bucking and barrel)
collapsible stock is perfect for peaking corners in CQB areas and extends easily for shouldered shots
gas consumption is acceptable (i use the $10 20oz aim green gas) and i used like half a bottle after 500 rounds or so (also use .30g bbs with it)
recoil feels great
gun is loud but not TOO loud which is great.

Con
Its seriously heavy. don't get this unless you are either strong or are crazy that the more something sucks the more fun it is.
Its a WE GBB rifle. $300... aka pot metal trigger group and bolt. lasted 500ish bbs and then it broke. (NOW i mentioned i did my research I KNEW they were gunna fail and i planned on getting RA tech steel and heat-treated bolt. oh well now its a $550 GBB airsoft gun. I still love it cuz its flipping kick @ss

"I love it. Used it at an event for my local airsoft field playing as video game characters.
I went as Jager from Rainbow 6 Siege, and used a USP-Cas my secondary

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

What kind of a gun did the author buy?

answer: The author purchased a gas blowback airsoft rifle.

answer: The author purchased a gas blowback (GBB) rifle.

answer: It is a GBB rifle that is noisy.

answer: A particle gun with a muzzle velocity of 166 fps

text: The answer is inaccurate.

text: Missing answer.

answer: An aursoft gun.

text: The correct spelling is "airsoft."

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

What kind of rifle did they buy?

answer: A GBB rifle

answer: They bought a gas blowback rifle.

answer: A gas-pressurized automatic rifle.

answer: A GBB rifle.

answer: The person bought a GBB rifle.

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

What does the author see as both a pro and con of the rifle?

answer: It's quite heavy.

answer: It's heavy.

answer: Its weight is listed as a pro and a con. The rifle weighs around 14 pounds.

text: The main text did not mention that it is around 14 pounds. It just says that it's quite heavy.

refinement: Its weight is listed as a pro and a con as it's quite heavy.

answer: The author sees the heavy weight as a pro, but the cheap parts that break as a con.

text: It does not answer the question. The cheap parts need not be mentioned here as only one quality that is both a pro and con is asked.

refinement: The author sees the heavy weight as a pro and a con.

answer: The author sees a pro of the rifle as its range and its construction, while a con of the rifle is its weight.

text: It does not answer the question. Only one quality that is both a pro and con is asked. The answer is its heavy weight.

refinement: The author sees the rifle's heaviness as both a pro and a con.

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

Over all, how does the author feel about their purchase?

answer: The author seems very pleased with their purchase of the WE 888c GBB rifle.

answer: They feel like it is worth the money if they don't mind that it will fail after 500 bbs.

answer: The author feels as though the gun is totally worth the money even though it is a little heavy to hold and its bolts are made of cheap metal. The author will take the bolt replacement with something better, which makes the gun more expensive.

answer: The author feels very positive about their purchase.

answer: They are pleased with it.

question: Write a ~5 sentence summary.

answer: The WE 888c is a heavy and accurate GBB airsoft rifle. It has great range, but the trigger group and bolt are not very durable and can break after extended use. Despite this flaw, it is a great gun overall.

text: It is omitted that it costs $300.

refinement: The WE 888c is a heavy and accurate GBB airsoft rifle. It costs $300. It has great range, but the trigger group and bolt are not very durable and can break after extended use. Despite this flaw, it is a great gun overall.

answer: The WE 888c is a heavy, high-powered GBB rifle that has decent range and recoil. It has a few issues, such as being made of pot metal, which have been fixed with a bolt upgrade. However, overall it is a great option for those looking for a high-powered rifle.

text: It's not mentioned in the passage that pot metal material is fixed with a bolt upgrade.

refinement: The WE 888c is a heavy, high-powered GBB rifle that has decent range and recoil. It has a few issues, such as being made of pot metal. However, overall it is a great option for those looking for a high-powered rifle.

text: It's omitted that it's $300.

refinement: The WE 888c is a heavy, high-powered GBB rifle that has decent range and recoil. It costs $300. It has a few issues, such as being made of pot metal. However, overall it is a great option for those looking for a high-powered rifle.

answer: The WE 888c is fast and a rugged gun, but it looks beautiful. The rifle is loudly powerful and requires a substitute magazine - it may jam. The rifle is recommended for tall and strong shooters. The price of the rifle can be as high as $450+.

text: It's not in the main text that the rifle requires a substitute magazine or that it is recommended for tall and strong shooters.

refinement: The WE 888c is fast and a rugged gun, but it looks beautiful. The price of the rifle can be as high as $450+.

text: The price is $300, according to the main text: "I have the gbb and let me tell you, best $300 i ever spent!"

refinement: The WE 888c is fast and a rugged gun, but it looks beautiful. The price of the rifle is $300.

text: It's omitted that the gun is heavy, which is a pro and a con, and that the user loves it.

refinement: The WE 888c is fast and a rugged gun, but it looks beautiful. The price of the rifle is $300. The gun is heavy, which is a pro and a con. The user loves it.

text: The fact that it's used in dirt and sand, has not jammed, and looks realistic and all-metal attests that the gun is fast, rugged, and beautiful.

answer: After backup and research on WE GBB WE 888c rifle, the narrator decided to buy the Wii 888c with maple leaf crazy jet barrel and autobot bucking for $300. The author is loving their new rifle despite being so heavy. After using the rifle for about fifty rounds over a few month period, the rifle breaks. The story is a good to read for those who are thinking about buying the rifle.

text: It's not mentioned in the main text that the rifle breaks after about fifty rounds over a few month period.

refinement: After backup and research on WE GBB WE 888c rifle, the narrator decided to buy the Wii 888c with maple leaf crazy jet barrel and autobot bucking for $300. The narrator is loving their new rifle despite being so heavy. The story is a good to read for those who are thinking about buying the rifle.

text: The main text is not a story; it is a product review and the author recommends it.

refinement: After backup and research on WE GBB WE 888c rifle, the narrator decided to buy the Wii 888c with maple leaf crazy jet barrel and autobot bucking for $300. The author is loving their new rifle despite being so heavy. In the product review, the author recommends it for those who are thinking about buying the rifle.

text: The author did not do a "backup."

refinement: After research on WE GBB WE 888c rifle, the narrator decided to buy the Wii 888c with maple leaf crazy jet barrel and autobot bucking for $300. The author is loving their new rifle despite being so heavy. In the product review, the author recommends it for those who are thinking about buying the rifle.

text: It's WE 888c, not Wii 888c.

refinement: After research, the narrator decided to buy the WE 888c with maple leaf crazy jet barrel and autobot bucking for $300. The author is loving their new rifle despite being so heavy. In the product review, the author recommends it for those who are thinking about buying the rifle.

text: It is omitted that they use it at their local airsoft field.

refinement: After research, the narrator decided to buy the WE 888c with maple leaf crazy jet barrel and autobot bucking for $300. The author is loving their new rifle despite being so heavy. In the product review, the author recommends it for those who are thinking about buying the rifle. They use it at their local airsoft field.

text: It should be "author," not "narrator."

refinement: After research, the author decided to buy the WE 888c with maple leaf crazy jet barrel and autobot bucking for $300. The author is loving their new rifle despite being so heavy. In the product review, the author recommends it for those who are thinking about buying the rifle. They use it at their local airsoft field.

answer: The author had bought the GBB rifle last year but wanted to wait until they had used it plenty of times to write a review. It costs around $300, and upgrades were a mere $40, which pleases the author. One aspect of this gun that is both a pro and a con is its heaviness. The author also enjoys the recoil and the volume. On the other side, the author thinks that maybe it breaks too easily.


split: train

text:
Every day while walking to school three friends would always pass the same eerie old building.  Broken windows with silky spider webs caught the light of the rising sun.  Jungle like weeds grew, taking over the once walkable stone pathway to the door.  A sign on an old oak tree read: “Danger, Do Not Enter.”  Everyone had heard different rumors about the broken down flat.  Some say that a newlywed couple and their young child were murdered there.  Others are certain that there is an infestation of mutant hobos.  A couple of people think a witch named Chaney lives in the attic.

The idea was born one day at lunch.  While eating the horrific cafeteria food a thought popped into Benny’s head.  “We always have amazing parties but don’t you have all the cleaning up after?” he said.  “Oh I know!!” Cody answered.  “Well wouldn’t you want a place we can party at once and then leave, not worrying about all of the trash and filth we create?”   Benny then told them about his amazing plan.  Cody, Benny and the third boy named Zander worked on this plan for a few weeks and then on a Tuesday they decided they were ready to start telling others.  They told all of their friends and their friends told friends and so on and so forth.  Then they started collection funds and donations.  Cups, chips bottles and dollars started rapidly coming in to support the future event.  “People keep asking where it’s going to go down.” Zander told Benny.  “Don’t worry they will find out the day of, that’s part of the plan.”
Friday, 5:00am. Three boys sneak out and head for the deserted homestead.  The boarded up human habitat looked even spookier in the early morning mist.  With them they carried the snacks and supplies they obtained throughout the week.  The setup was simple and within an hour they were out.  When they arrived at the school everyone was eager to find out where the party would be.  Even though they were bugged throughout the day the three boys did not export the information into the fellow classmates.  Finally, as the bell rang, the location was released.

Young souls entered the building at nightfall, full of excitement and wonder.  The floorboards creaked as the unfamiliar weight of human bodies filled the once furnished living room.  Students treated themselves to food and drink.  Laughter filled the area as the effects of the beverages started to surface.  A girl was distressed when she couldn’t find her phone.  Cody saw it in the middle of the dance floor where teens jumped up and down to music like the floor was a trampoline.  Swiftly he adventured through the dense pack of sweaty minors to retrieve the fair damsel’s item.  Nobly he returned it, miraculously undamaged, to the fair female who then took him into another room to thank him.

More and more students left the safety of their parent’s homes and traversed through the moonlit night into the party house.  The building started to sway back and forth in response to the dancing and sheer mass of humans filling the house like the stuffing of a Thanksgiving turkey.  Little did they know, this party would be their last through the effects of three events.
The first inevitable accident happened in an unlikely place, the bathroom.  Entering the bathroom to find a quiet place to get away two schoolmates, one being Zander, decided to try something new.  Their love brought them close together and they kissed for the first time.  Unfortunately, the combined weight was too much for the rotting floor to hold them up.  Reluctantly the boards gave way and the two lovebirds plummeted through to the basement.  Breaking their legs from the fall they tried to call for help.  Sadly, the booming music drowned out their calls and no one upstairs could hear them.  In the basement, however, their shouting was heard.  Hungry rats, also looking for a safe quiet place, attacked the two.  Greatly outnumbered and unable to move, the couple was eaten alive by the ravenous rats.

The blaring music mixed with alcoholic beverages added to the ignorance of the teens.  They could not tell but the floor was bending down under their weight.  The party house creaked and groaned trying as much as it could to stay upright.  Trying not to take the lives of the children inside, it stayed up.  At this point the worst thing any kid could imagine showed up outside the borrowed residence.  Not the devil, the Pope or even death… it was the police.  Even through the three boys efforts to not give the location away to snitches or adults they still found out.  Thus, the second undesirable event occurred.
The third event happened shortly after the second.  At the sight of police cars outside the music suddenly stopped.  The crowd of teenagers stumbled to the back door, as fast as their drunken bodies’ would let them.  Pushing, shoving, quietly yelling everyone wanted to get out.  This unexpected rush of energy pushed the house to its breaking point.  The walls shook, old paintings fell off the walls, the remaining unbroken windows shattered with an earsplitting crash and within seconds the roof pancaked the children trying to escape.  The only survivors were the termites feasting on the decaying wood and three cockroaches.

title: A Story I Wrote For My English Class

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

What does the story say about the party Cody, Benny, and Zander organize?

answer: Cody, Benny, and Zander organize a party at a rented building rumored to be haunted. There are rumors about the house, but the group does not know what it means. Zander isn’t sure if people recognize the place. On Friday, three boys go to the house and proceed with preparations. The kids who arrive see signage that says in danger not to enter, with rumors claiming an infestation of mutant hobos living inside. The kids get butterflies ready and decide to hold the party anyway.

text: The introduction of the house and the rumors about it are exceptionally jumbled in the answer. They should be closer together in the text, before the action if possible.

refinement: Cody, Benny, and Zander organize a party at a rented building rumored to be haunted with another rumor saying there's a mutant hobo infestation. The group does not know if the rumors are true. There's signage in front of the building alerting about danger, advising not to enter. The kids get butterflies ready and decide to hold the party anyway. Zander isn’t sure if people recognize the place. On Friday, three boys go to the house and proceed with preparations.

text: The following isn't corroborated by the text: "The kids get butterflies ready and decide to hold the party anyway. Zander isn’t sure if people recognize the place."

refinement: Cody, Benny, and Zander organize a party at a rented building rumored to be haunted with another rumor saying there's a mutant hobo infestation. The group does not know if the rumors are true. There's signage in front of the building alerting about danger, advising not to enter. On Friday, three boys go to the house and proceed with preparations.

text: The house isn't rented. It is abandoned, however.

refinement: Cody, Benny, and Zander organize a party at an abandoned building rumored to be haunted with another rumor saying there's a mutant hobo infestation. The group does not know if the rumors are true. There's signage in front of the building alerting about danger, advising not to enter. On Friday, three boys go to the house and proceed with preparations.

text: The answer omits everything that happens after the party preparations.

refinement: Cody, Benny, and Zander organize a party at an abandoned building rumored to be haunted with another rumor saying there's a mutant hobo infestation. The group does not know if the rumors are true. There's signage in front of the building alerting about danger, advising not to enter. On Friday, three boys go to the house and proceed with preparations. Students arrive at nightfall, filling the house with teenage bodies that shake the building. The bathroom floor gives way while a couple makes out in there, and their cries for help go unheard with the loud music, their bodies devoured by ravenous rats. The police arrive sometime later, and the entire building collapses while the teens are trying to rush out of it, killing everyone inside.

answer: There are rumors about the house, but the group does not know what it means. Zander isn't sure if people recognize the place. On Friday, three boys go to the house and proceed with preparations. The kids who arrive see signage that says in danger not to enter, with rumors claiming an infestation of mutant hobos living inside. The kids get butterflies ready and decide to hold the party anyway.

answer:
Cody, Benny, and Zeander knew each other in high school. One day, they noticed there were numerous parties happening on their school grounds. In their surroundings, it was catered affairs and nothing more exciting. They were still jeered for the house just that much for the lack of place for partying.
Cody and Benny hatched a plan to organize a party. First, they had to chalk up support by informing buddies and their friends, who in turn, made it a point to invite various attendees. Everybody pooled in funds for entertainment and provisions.
Three days before the party, Benny and Zeander headed to the abandoned homestead, where they set the table for the party. They arranged everything by themselves unlike the weekend event which would have a DJ and gallery.
Learning of their achievement, students popped in and started to party. At 10:00 PM,  they tried to head out. Eventually, they found themselves in an unfortunate incident with rats. Instantly, they started shoving and pushing, which caused the building to move. The following day, while they were emerging from the building, police approached. Eventually, they found themselves in an unfortunate incident with rats. Instantly, they started shoving and pushing, which caused the building to move. The following day, while they were emerging from the building, police approached.

text: The answer is mostly made up and incoherent. It would be better if it was removed.

text: The answer is empty.

refinement: Cody, Benny, and Zander organize a party at an abandoned building rumored to be haunted with another rumor saying there's a mutant hobo infestation. The group does not know if the rumors are true. There's signage in front of the building alerting about danger, advising not to enter. On Friday, three boys go to the house and proceed with preparations. Students arrive at nightfall, filling the house with teenage bodies that shake the building. The bathroom floor gives way while a couple makes out in there, and their cries for help go unheard with the loud music, their bodies devoured by ravenous rats. The police arrive sometime later, and the entire building collapses while the teens are trying to rush out of it, killing everyone inside.

answer:
During their lunch break, an idea pops into Benny's head that a party would be much better if the partygoers had a place to have it and leave without worrying about the cleanup, afterparty clean up costs, etc.

The next day at school, Cody mentions how the three could get a place to hold a party. Cody, Benny and Zander work on planning the party. Weeks before the big day, the three friends tell their friends want the party is about and start collecting funds. Bolts and bottle caps are often used as a token placeholder during fundraising. When Benny tells Zander and Cody on Friday that the people will find out the party's location on the day of the party, Zander commented that people keep asking where the party will be. All three decide to keep the location a secret until they arrive there.

That day, the three bring the party preparations, like drinks and party ornaments, etc. to the vacant location they arranged earlier. A rowdy party begins and people continue to arrive. Everyone dances and drinks till the music stops suddenly. The police have arrived to shut the party down. Frantic, the party attendees rush to get out but the building is old and weak with a weak foundation not meant for such large numbers of people. The building soon collapses and everyone inside is weighed down and dead, except for some rats, three, who ate away what meat was left on the four cadavers. The narrator of the story concludes with only three cockroaches left.

text: The reason for holding the party at the abandoned house is expressed confusingly.

refinement:
During their lunch break, an idea pops into Benny's head that a party would be much better if they didn't have to worry about the clean-up after the party, which they wouldn't if it was at the abandoned house they pass by every day.

The next day at school, Cody mentions how the three could get a place to hold a party. Cody, Benny and Zander work on planning the party. Weeks before the big day, the three friends tell their friends want the party is about and start collecting funds. Bolts and bottle caps are often used as a token placeholder during fundraising. When Benny tells Zander and Cody on Friday that the people will find out the party's location on the day of the party, Zander commented that people keep asking where the party will be. All three decide to keep the location a secret until they arrive there.

That day, the three bring the party preparations, like drinks and party ornaments, etc. to the vacant location they arranged earlier. A rowdy party begins and people continue to arrive. Everyone dances and drinks till the music stops suddenly. The police have arrived to shut the party down. Frantic, the party attendees rush to get out but the building is old and weak with a weak foundation not meant for such large numbers of people. The building soon collapses and everyone inside is weighed down and dead, except for some rats, three, who ate away what meat was left on the four cadavers. The narrator of the story concludes with only three cockroaches left.

text: The planning and invitation process for the party are expressed awkwardly.

refinement:
During their lunch break, an idea pops into Benny's head that a party would be much better if they didn't have to worry about the clean-up after the party, which they wouldn't if it was at the abandoned house they pass by every day.

Cody, Benny, and Zander plan the party for a few weeks. On Tuesday, they tell the people at school, who tell their friends, etc. Funds and donations are collected, but the party location is kept secret until the last day.

That day, the three bring the party preparations, like drinks and party ornaments, etc. to the vacant location they arranged earlier. A rowdy party begins and people continue to arrive. Everyone dances and drinks till the music stops suddenly. The police have arrived to shut the party down. Frantic, the party attendees rush to get out but the building is old and weak with a weak foundation not meant for such large numbers of people. The building soon collapses and everyone inside is weighed down and dead, except for some rats, three, who ate away what meat was left on the four cadavers. The narrator of the story concludes with only three cockroaches left.

text: The party day is expressed inaccurately and with missing details.

refinement:
During their lunch break, an idea pops into Benny's head that a party would be much better if they didn't have to worry about the clean-up after the party, which they wouldn't if it was at the abandoned house they pass by every day.

Cody, Benny, and Zander plan the party for a few weeks. On Tuesday, they tell the people at school, who tell their friends, etc. Funds and donations are collected, but the party location is kept secret until the last day.

The teens arrive at the vacant house. Music and laughter fill the space, and the house shakes under the weight of partying teens. The bathroom floor gives way while a couple makes out in there, and their cries for help go unheard with the loud music, their bodies devoured by ravenous rats. The police arrive sometime later, and the entire building collapses while the teens are trying to rush out of it, killing everyone inside.

answer:
Cody, Benny, and Zeander knew each other in high school. One day, they noticed there were numerous parties happening on their school grounds. In their surroundings, it was catered affairs and nothing more exciting. They were still jeered for the house just that much for the lack of place for partying.
Cody and Benny hatched a plan to organize a party. First, they had to chalk up support by informing buddies and their friends, who in turn, made it a point to invite various attendees. Everybody pooled in funds for entertainment and provisions.
Three days before the party, Benny and Zeander headed to the abandoned homestead, where they set the table for the party. They arranged everything by themselves unlike the weekend event which would have a DJ and gallery.
Learning of their achievement, students popped in and started to party. At 10:00 PM,  they tried to head out. Eventually, they found themselves in an unfortunate incident with rats. Instantly, they started shoving and pushing, which caused the building to move. The following day, while they were emerging from the building, police approached. They thought the party has been busted but the police only wanted to look into the building due to reports of break-ins and partying.

answer: The main characters are bored students who want a location to throw a party at.

text: None of the events about the party is mentioned except the intent to hold one.

refinement: Cody, Benny, and Zander organize a party at an abandoned building rumored to be haunted with another rumor saying there's a mutant hobo infestation. The group does not know if the rumors are true. There's signage in front of the building alerting about danger, advising not to enter. On Friday, three boys go to the house and proceed with preparations. Students arrive at nightfall, filling the house with teenage bodies that shake the building. The bathroom floor gives way while a couple makes out in there, and their cries for help go unheard with the loud music, their bodies devoured by ravenous rats. The police arrive sometime later, and the entire building collapses while the teens are trying to rush out of it, killing everyone inside.

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

What does the story say about how Cody, Benny, and Zander organize the party?

answer: They get inspired to arrange a party in a derelict flat. They sneak into the flat, ignoring the sign that says "Danger, Do Not Enter". Cody, Benny and Zander recreate in their schoolmates' minds that they are going to organize a party in the house. However, they will keep the actual location a secret until the actual day of the party. Even through they are bugged often, they wait all day until the last bell rings.

text: The answer is expressed in a confusing and jumbled way. It should be put into chronological order with simpler wording when necessary.

refinement: Cody, Benny, and Zander decide to hold a party in a derelict flat so that they wouldn't have to clean it afterward. They mention the event a few days before the party day at school and begin to collect donations. They keep the location hidden until the last possible moment despite everyone bugging them to reveal it earlier.

text: The party location is an abandoned building, not a flat.

refinement: Cody, Benny, and Zander decide to hold a party in an abandoned building so that they wouldn't have to clean it afterward. They mention the event a few days before the party day at school and begin to collect donations. They keep the location hidden until the last possible moment despite everyone bugging them to reveal it earlier.

answer: Cody and Benny invited the others to their parties, but they had to clean up the mess afterward.  They became fed up with being responsible for the dirty condition of their apartment, so they decided to secure a party house.  Cody, Benny, and Zander worked on the plan for weeks. They officially disclosed the location of the party a few days before the event started.  They collected funds and donations in cups, bottles, and dollars.

text: The trio decides to hold the party at an abandoned house. They don't "secure a party house."

refinement: Cody and Benny invited the others to their parties, but they had to clean up the mess afterward.  They became fed up with being responsible for the dirty condition of their apartment, so they decided to hold a party at the abandoned house they pass by every day. Cody, Benny, and Zander worked on the plan for weeks. They officially disclosed the location of the party a few days before the event started.  They collected funds and donations in cups, bottles, and dollars.

text: The answer should mention that the trio kept the location hidden until the last moment.

refinement: Cody and Benny invited the others to their parties, but they had to clean up the mess afterward.  They became fed up with being responsible for the dirty condition of their apartment, so they decided to hold a party at the abandoned house they pass by every day. Cody, Benny, and Zander worked on the plan for weeks. They collected funds and donations in cups, bottles, and dollars. They kept the location hidden until the last possible moment.

answer: Cody and Benny invited the others to their parties, but they had to clean up the mess afterward.  They became fed up with being responsible for the dirty condition of their apartment, so they decided to secure a party house.  Cody, Benny, and Zander worked on the plan for weeks. They officially disclosed the details a few days before the event started.  They collected funds and donations in cups, bottles, and dollars.

answer: They get inspired to arrange a party in an abandoned building. They sneak into the flat, ignoring the sign that says "Danger, Do Not Enter". Cody, Benny and Zander recreate in their schoolmates' minds that they are going to organize a party in the house. However, they will keep the actual location a secret until the actual day of the party. Even through they are bugged often, they wait all day until the last bell rings.

answer: The three arrange a party in an abandoned flat in an eerie city neighborhood. They don't want to clean up a party place that just the way it would be after the party. They collect funds and donations for their party, but keep it a secret on the day of the party.

text: The group doesn't hide the donations, they keep the location hidden until the last moment.

refinement: The three arrange a party in an abandoned flat in an eerie city neighborhood. They don't want to clean up a party place that just the way it would be after the party. They collect funds and donations for their party but keep the location a secret until the last possible moment on the party day.

text: The trio's desire to avoid cleaning after a party is expressed awkwardly.

refinement: The three arrange a party in an abandoned flat in an eerie city neighborhood because they don't want to clean up afterward. They collect funds and donations for their party but keep the location a secret until the last possible moment on the party day.

text: They pass by the abandoned building on their way to school, it's not necessarily in a different neighborhood. It's also not a flat.

refinement: The three arrange a party in an abandoned house they pass by on their way to school because they don't want to clean up afterward. They collect funds and donations for their party but keep the location a secret until the last possible moment on the party day.

answer: They wanted to throw a party the way college kids do but don't wanna clean up and have a place that just has the ideal space for it. Because of this, the three thought of using the abandoned flat in the scary neighborhood they pass their way to school everyday. A few weeks after, they began collecting funds and donations to buy the things they need. Since Cody and his mates were not responsible and been asked where it will happen, they were not going to answer that and find out only on the day.

text: They pass by the abandoned building on their way to school, it's not necessarily in a different neighborhood. It's also not a flat.

refinement: They wanted to throw a party the way college kids do but don't wanna clean up and have a place that just has the ideal space for it. Because of this, the three thought of using an abandoned house they pass by on their way to school every day. A few weeks after, they began collecting funds and donations to buy the things they need. Since Cody and his mates were not responsible and been asked where it will happen, they were not going to answer that and find out only on the day.

text: The group wants to keep the location a surprise, but it's not necessarily because of their lack of responsibility.

refinement: They wanted to throw a party the way college kids do but don't wanna clean up and have a place that just has the ideal space for it. Because of this, the three thought of using an abandoned house they pass by on their way to school every day. A few weeks after, they began collecting funds and donations to buy the things they need. Despite many people asking where the party will happen, they keep the location hidden until the last possible moment.

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

What does the story say about the owners of the old house?

answer: There are no owners of the old house, as the whole place is described as abandoned.

answer: No answer

answer: No answer

answer: The house is an old, busted up flat. The story does not say anything about the owners of the house.

answer: The house is inhabited by broken windows, spider webs, and weeds. It is also inhabited by a risk of getting eaten by rats.

text: The answer doesn't address the question. Since no owner is mentioned, the correct answer is "No answer."

answer: The house is an old, busted up flat. The house used to have an occupant (the witch Chaney), but if that is the case, she's long gone by the time the party happened due to the bailiffs boarding it up.


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The NETWORK OF DISCLOSURE (also called NOD) was a group of comic book dealers and collectors who pledged to disclose any form of restoration or enhancement, known to exist, on a comic book whose ownership is to be transferred to another party through sale, trade or gift. The NOD, founded in early 2006, was the only comic book collecting educational organization in the world. The objective of the organization was to create a safer and more open environment for those buying and selling comic books. By publicly sharing this type of history of each of these books with fellow collectors and customers, the group sought to foster both a greater level of confidence and sense of security within the marketplace.

The organization was composed of members from across the globe. Notable members (founders in BOLD) included the following: Charter Member BRENT MOESHLIN, Quality Comix; Charter Member MARNIN ROSENBERG, Collectors Assemble / Comic Collectors; Senior Overstreet Advisor, Charter Member MARK ZAID, Esquire Comics, Overstreet Advisor; notable restoration expert/Charter Member Susan Cicconi, The Restoration Lab; and NOD Logo Copyright owner Charter Member Brad Hamann, Brad Hamann Illustration & Design. In March 2009 the NOD became a non-profit organization.

On December 12, 2009, the members of the Network of Disclosure voted to change the name and mission statement of the organization and to replace the existing membership guidelines with a new code of ethics. As a result of this ballot, the Network of Disclosure effectively ceased to exist and a new organization with a broader mission and focus was created in its place. This new organization, the Comic Book Collecting Association (CBCA) was announced to the public on February 22, 2010.

Controversy

NOD was the object of controversy in the comic collecting hobby due to the organization's strong stand against non-disclosure practices of some sellers in the hobby. This controversy stems from the conflict between those that feel certain forms of “enhancement” (restoration to some) should be disclosed and those that do not agree that these procedures should be proactively disclosed.

Organization's Principles

INTEGRITY - NOD members believed in an ethical standard that rises to the highest levels. Usage of the NOD logo by sellers denotes a level of trust that can be readily accepted by buyers even when no prior interaction existed between the two individuals. Participation in NOD by all members demonstrates adoption to strict codes of conduct that instills ideals that promotes the betterment of the hobby.

SECURITY - Involvement in the NOD required a degree of openness that exists nowhere else. Disclosure of important information to a prospective buyer creates a greater sense of security and trust to minimize concerns and ensure complete satisfaction with a transaction, both immediately and thereafter.

EDUCATION - A smart buyer is an educated buyer. NOD promoted that all buyers, whether collectors, investors or dealers, should have all relevant substantive information at their disposal when contemplating decisions impacting their purchases. Education ensures intelligent decisions, and intelligent decisions lead to positive and repeat transactions that further the continuation and enjoyment of the hobby.

Membership Guidelines for Disclosure

Proactively disclose any restoration or enhancements done to a comic book including, but not limited to, any of the following:

-   Glue
-   Tape
-   Tear seal
-   Color touch
-   Piece replacement
-   Page replacement
-   Page whitening/bleaching
-   Staple removal, replacement, or cleaning
-   Cleaning (aqueous, solvent or dry erasure)
-   Pressing (Intact, localized or disassembled)
-   Trimming
-   Deacidification
-   Cover re-glossing
-   Restoration removal (tape, glue, tissue or color touch)

Policies Regarding Advertising & History Of Books Being Offered For Sale by Membership

-   A Numeric or Letter grade must be assessed to any books being advertised for sale except for in person transactions.
-   All NOD members must agree to provide a refund to a buyer with respect to the sale of a raw book if the individual is not satisfied with the transaction (presuming, of course, the book is returned in the same condition as sold and any other applicable reasonable requirements). It is strongly recommended, but not required, that any comic graded by an independent third party also be subject to a return policy.
-   The greater the value of the comic, the more due diligence should be exercised to find out the history of the book.
-   Sellers who only disclose restoration and/or enhancements (to include intact pressing) when asked, will NOT be eligible for inclusion to The Network Of Disclosure.
-   Buyer has up to three (3) months to return comic to the network seller if any restoration and/or enhancements were found to have been done to the comic for a full refund (excluding any restocking fees in the terms of sale).
-   The buyer has up to six (6) months after the sale is made to file a grievance with the NOD committee of accountability.
-   NOD sellers must display the NOD logo on their Website Home Page(s) and/or all eBay items. The NOD logo on all Member Website Home Pages will have a click through to the NOD Website Home Page. The NOD Logo in each members eBay Auction or Buy It Now item description will click through to their “About Me Page”. The “About Me Page” will display the NOD logo which will click through to the NOD Website Home Page. Creating the About Me page.
-   All members must put up the Professionally Pressed logo on any books in their inventory they know to be pressed. The logo will have a click through to a link to be determined by the NOD.
-   The Enhancement Free logo is optional on any book(s) where the seller knows or is reasonably certain of the lineage of the book.

Policy Regarding Conservation, Restoration, or Enhancement Services Performed for Customer Collectors or Dealers

-   Members who provide a conservation, restoration, or enhancement service must be conducting business under a company name.
-   Members must clearly advertise their Terms of Service to prospective customers and provide a numerically serialized certificate for each book once services are completed. The certificate shall contain, at a minimum, the following information: issue title, issue number, publication date, and provenance (pedigree, file copy, or collection designation if applicable) along with a description of any and all treatments performed.
-   Members who provide these services must maintain a database of certificate numbers corresponding to each customer's name, the date services were performed, and before and after high-resolution digital images of the front and rear cover of each book.

Articles

-   New Advocacy Group Formed for Collectors, Dealers
-   Inside the Network of Disclosure
-   San Diego Hosts NOD, AACC Discussion
-   Interview with founder Mark Zaid (video)
-   Ethics and Standards in the Conservation of Ephemera
-   Making The Grade - The Responses Keep Rolling
-   Gallery of Disclosure
-   Susan Cicconi's NO-PRESS Declaration (Mar 17th, 2005)
-   Susan Cicconi's Policy on Pressing
-   What is comic restoration? (video)
-   Do I need to disclose comic book alterations before a sale? (video)
-   Comic Zone radio interview series with Susan Cicconi (audio)
-   Passing On His Passion: NOD member Rick Whitelock

title: Network of Disclosure

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

Summarize the creation of the Comic Book Collecting Association (CBCA).

answer: The Network of Disclosure (NOD) was a group of comic book dealers and collectors who pledged to disclose any form of restoration or enhancement, known to exist, on a comic book whose ownership is to be transferred to another party through sale, trade, or gift. The NOD was the only comic book collecting educational organization in the world. The objective of the organization was to create a safer and more open environment for those buying and selling comic books. By publicly sharing this type of history of each of these books with fellow collectors and customers, the group sought to foster both a greater level of confidence and sense of security within the marketplace. The organization was composed of members from across the globe.

text: This describes NOD not the creation of CBCA.

text: Blank response

refinement: In 2009, the Network of Disclosure voted to change the name and mission statement of the organization and to replace the existing membership guidelines with a new code of ethics. As a result of this ballot, the Network of Disclosure effectively ceased to exist and a new organization with a broader mission and focus was created in its place. This new organization, the Comic Book Collecting Association (CBCA) was announced to the public on February 22, 2010.

answer: In 2009, a petition was passed to change the name, mission, and membership of NOD. In 2010, a new organization was created in the NOD's place called CBCA, which had a broader mission.

answer: The Network of Disclosure voted to change the name and mission statement of the organization and to replace the existing membership guidelines with a new code of ethics. As a result of this ballot, the Network of Disclosure effectively ceased to exist and a new organization with a broader mission and focus was created in its place. This new organization, the Comic Book Collecting Association (CBCA) was announced to the public on February 22, 2010.

answer: In 2009 the Network of Disclosure voted to change the name and mission statement of the organization and replace the existing membership guidelines with a new code of ethics. In 2010, they effectively ceased to exist and created a new organization, the Comic Book Collecting Association.

answer: In 2009 the Network of Disclosure members voted to change the name and mission statement of the organization and replace the existing membership guidelines with a new code of ethics. This led to them effectively ceasing to exist and creating a new organization, the Comic Book Collecting Association.

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

Summarize the principles that the organization follows.

answer: The organization believes in a strict ethical standard, a member adopting the organization's standards demonstrate adoption of strict conduct that emphasizes the intellectual and moral improvement of the hobby.

text: It would be more accurate to say "betterment"

refinement: The organization believes in a strict ethical standard, a member adopting the organization's standards demonstrate adoption of strict conduct that emphasizes the betterment of the hobby.

text: The principle of education is omitted.

refinement: The organization believes in a strict ethical standard, a member adopting the organization's standards demonstrate adoption of strict conduct that emphasizes the betterment of the hobby. A second principle is education, as the organization believes a buyer should have all relevant information at their disposal.

text: The principle of security is omitted.

refinement: The organization believes in a strict ethical standard, a member adopting the organization's standards demonstrate adoption of strict conduct that emphasizes the betterment of the hobby. A second principle is education, as the organization believes a buyer should have all relevant information at their disposal. A third principle is security, where involvement in NOD should require a degree of openness that exists nowhere else.

text: Specify that this is the principle of integrity.

refinement: The first principle is integrity. The organization believes in a strict ethical standard, a member adopting the organization's standards demonstrate adoption of strict conduct that emphasizes the betterment of the hobby. A second principle is education, as the organization believes a buyer should have all relevant information at their disposal. A third principle is security, where involvement in NOD should require a degree of openness that exists nowhere else.

text: It's omitted that members of NOD pledge to disclose any form of restoration or enhancement on a comic book.

refinement: NOD pledges to disclose any form of restoration or enhancement on a comic book, and their principles reflect this. The first principle is integrity. The organization believes in a strict ethical standard, a member adopting the organization's standards demonstrate adoption of strict conduct that emphasizes the betterment of the hobby. A second principle is education, as the organization believes a buyer should have all relevant information at their disposal. A third principle is security, where involvement in NOD should require a degree of openness that exists nowhere else.

answer: The organization is all about the transparency of information in the marketplace while respecting each buyer and seller. These are integrity, security, and education. The organization advocate for all forms of restoration, enhancement, or enhancement procedure to be disclosed to the prospective buyer.

text: This sentence would be better suited as the first one.

refinement: These are integrity, security, and education. The organization is all about the transparency of information in the marketplace while respecting each buyer and seller. The organization advocate for all forms of restoration, enhancement, or enhancement procedure to be disclosed to the prospective buyer.

text: Specify that "these" are their principles.

refinement: Their principles are integrity, security, and education. The organization is all about the transparency of information in the marketplace while respecting each buyer and seller. The organization advocate for all forms of restoration, enhancement, or enhancement procedure to be disclosed to the prospective buyer.

answer: The organization believes in an ethical standard that rises to the highest levels. Usage of the NOD logo by sellers denotes a level of trust that can be readily accepted by buyers even when no prior interaction existed between the two individuals. Participation in NOD by all members demonstrates adoption to strict codes of conduct that instills ideals that promotes the betterment of the hobby.

text: Specify that this relates to the principle of integrity.

refinement: The first principle is integrity, where the organization believes in an ethical standard that rises to the highest levels. Usage of the NOD logo by sellers denotes a level of trust that can be readily accepted by buyers even when no prior interaction existed between the two individuals. Participation in NOD by all members demonstrates adoption to strict codes of conduct that instills ideals that promotes the betterment of the hobby.

text: The principle of security is omitted.

refinement: The first principle is integrity, where the organization believes in an ethical standard that rises to the highest levels. Usage of the NOD logo by sellers denotes a level of trust that can be readily accepted by buyers even when no prior interaction existed between the two individuals. Participation in NOD by all members demonstrates adoption to strict codes of conduct that instills ideals that promotes the betterment of the hobby. The second principle is security, which maintains involvement in NOD should require a degree of openness.

text: The principle of education is omitted.

refinement: The first principle is integrity, where the organization believes in an ethical standard that rises to the highest levels. Usage of the NOD logo by sellers denotes a level of trust that can be readily accepted by buyers even when no prior interaction existed between the two individuals. Participation in NOD by all members demonstrates adoption to strict codes of conduct that instills ideals that promotes the betterment of the hobby. The second principle is security, which maintains involvement in NOD should require a degree of openness. The third is the principle of education, suggesting all relevant information should be available to buyers.

text: This is unnecessary and could be omitted for more important info.

refinement: The first principle is integrity, where the organization believes in an ethical standard that rises to the highest levels.  Participation in NOD by all members demonstrates adoption to strict codes of conduct that instills ideals that promotes the betterment of the hobby. The second principle is security, which maintains involvement in NOD should require a degree of openness. The third is the principle of education, suggesting all relevant information should be available to buyers.

text: It's omitted that NOD's principles reflect their pledge of disclosing any form of restoration or enhancement on a comic book.

refinement: The principles of NOD reflect their pledge of disclosing any enhancement or restoration on a comic book. The first principle is integrity, where the organization believes in an ethical standard that rises to the highest levels.  Participation in NOD by all members demonstrates adoption to strict codes of conduct that instills ideals that promotes the betterment of the hobby. The second principle is security, which maintains involvement in NOD should require a degree of openness. The third is the principle of education, suggesting all relevant information should be available to buyers.

answer: These are integrity, security, and education. The organization advocates for all forms of restoration, enhancement, or enhancement procedure to be disclosed to the prospective buyer. This is not to discriminate against non-disclosure. Claiming that certain forms of restoration, for example, could be done to make a less valuable book more valuable. Not all restoration procedures can be repaired.

text: This isn't said in the text and should  be omitted.

refinement: These are integrity, security, and education. The organization advocates for all forms of restoration, enhancement, or enhancement procedure to be disclosed to the prospective buyer. This is not to discriminate against non-disclosure.

text: This is not accurate.NOD is against non-disclosure.

refinement: These are integrity, security, and education. The organization advocates for all forms of restoration, enhancement, or enhancement procedure to be disclosed to the prospective buyer.

text: Specify that "these" are the principles

refinement: The principles are integrity, security, and education. The organization advocates for all forms of restoration, enhancement, or enhancement procedure to be disclosed to the prospective buyer.

answer: The organization believes in an ethical standard that rises to the highest levels. They also believe in an open environment that fosters trust between buyers and sellers. They also believe that a smart buyer is an educated buyer.

text: Name the principles outright.

refinement: The first principle is integrity, which means the organization believes in an ethical standard that rises to the highest levels. The second is security. This means they also believe in an open environment that fosters trust between buyers and sellers. The third is education, as also believe that a smart buyer is an educated buyer.

text: It's omitted that the group pledges to disclose any form of restoration or enhancement.

refinement: NOD pledged to disclose any form of restoration or enhancement that's known to exist on a comic book. The first principle is integrity, which means the organization believes in an ethical standard that rises to the highest levels. The second is security. This means they also believe in an open environment that fosters trust between buyers and sellers. The third is education, as also believe that a smart buyer is an educated buyer.

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

What does the text say about the emotional connection the members have with the organization.

answer: No answer

answer: No answer

answer: The text does not mention any emotional connection the members have with the organization.

answer: No information is given about the emotional connection the members have with the organization.

answer: No answer

answer: No answer

answer: No answer

answer: The members feel close in linking to a philosophy of honesty in the comic book collecting industry.

text: This answer is inaccurate. This is not said in the text. There is no answer to the question


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MAULANA ABDUL GHAFOOR HAIDERI (; born ) is a Pakistani politician. He has served as the Deputy Chairman of the Senate of Pakistan since 12 March 2015 and has been the central General Secretary of the Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam (F) party since 1995.[1]

Early life and education

Haideri was born in June 1957.[2] He received his early education in his village. In 1979, he completed his religious education and passed examinations from the Examination Board of Wafaq-ul-Madaris Al-Arabia.[3]

Political career

Haideri was active in Tehrik-e-Khatm-e-Nabowat in 1974 and Tehreek Nizam-e-Mustafa in 1977, for which police twice imprisoned him.[4] In 1983, he was elected General Secretary of the Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam (F) party in Quetta district. He got himself arrested a third time on 14 August 1983 in Manan square in Quetta during the Movement for the Restoration of Democracy's campaign to 'Fill the Prisons' and destabilize President Zia ul-Haq's government. The military sentenced him to ten lashes and one year in Sibi prison.[5]

He opened the Jamia Shah Wali Ullah school in Kalat in October 1984, teaching there from 1985 to 1990.[6]

He was elected to the Provincial Assembly of Balochistan in 1990 Pakistani general election and served as a provincial minister of Balochistan.[7]

He ran for the Chief Minister of Balochistan in 1992 Pakistani general election but lost by one vote.[8]

In 1993 Pakistani general election, he was elected to the National Assembly of Pakistan from Qalat constituency.[9]

In 2001, Haideri campaigned against Pakistan's cooperation with the US government's Global War on Terror, touring the country and earning his fourth arrest, this time on seven counts of mutiny. He spent five months in jail in Quetta before winning another election to the National Assembly.

In 2015, he was elected to the Senate of Pakistan, serving as the Deputy Chairman of the Senate of Pakistan.[10]

Counter-terrorism

In 2013, he became the Minister of State for Postal Services. “Speaking at a press conference here on Tuesday, Maulana Haideri, who is Minister of State for Postal Services, condemned the terrorist attack on a school in Peshawar and said the state had no right to suspend the death penalty. JUI-F General Secretary Maulana Abdul Ghafoor Haideri has said that a moratorium on death penalty is encouraging terrorists and has limited counter-terrorism action in the country.”[11] Abdul Ghafoor Haideri maintains, “Only a victim's kin has the right to pardon the killer with or without taking compensation. This is an Islamic way of justice and being an ideological state, Pakistan should have Islamic laws.”[12]

In March 2015, he won a seat in the Senate[13] and later took oath as deputy chairman senate. He is expected to serve in that capacity till March 2021.[14]

In February 2017, Haideri was refused a visa by US authorities. He was scheduled to head a two-member delegation to an Inter Parliamentary Union meeting at the United Nations in New York.[15][16]

On 12 May 2017, he managed to escape in an ISIL bombing shortly after the end of Friday prayers near the town of Mastung that targeted him; he was lightly wounded by pieces of glass from the windscreen of his car.[17][18][19]

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title: Abdul Ghafoor Haideri

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

What nationality is Maulana Abdul Ghafood Haideri?

answer: Pakastani

text: The spelling is incorrect.

answer: Pakistan

text: It ought to be Pakistani, not Pakistan.

answer: Pakistan.

answer: Pakistani.

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

How long has Maulana Abdul Ghafood Haideri been serving in politics?

answer: Since the start of his political career in 1977 until present, the issue doesn't say.

text: The article was clear about when Haideri first got involved in politics.

refinement: According to the article, Haideri first got involved with politics in 1974 with Tehreek Nizam-e-Mustafa.

answer: He has been serving in politics since 1995.

text: Haideri first got involved in politics long before 1995.

refinement: Haideri first got involved in politics in 1974.

answer: He started as the General Secretary since 1983 and as of writing, is the Deputy Chairman of Pakistan Senate.

answer: Since 1995.

answer: Since 1995

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

What activity has Haideri been outspoken on that is mentioned in this article?

answer: Counter-terrorism

answer: Haideri has been outspoken about "hardline" Islam

answer: "Counter-terrorism."

answer: He has been outspoken on the death penalty, and has been arrested on seven counts of mutiny.

text: Haideri has been outspoken on the death penalty in a context that is not expanded by the response.

refinement: He has been outspoken on the death penalty in the context of terrorism. He believes abolishing the death penalty will only enbolden terrorists.

answer: He has been outspoken on the death penalty, and has been arrested on seven counts of mutiny. He has also been arrested for protesting against Pakistan's cooperation with the US government's Global War on Terror.

answer: His political career has been bumpy at times, but when you consider his stance on countering terrorism, you can see that he has a clear belief in fairness and justice. He is vehemently against the suicide/murder attacks that are terrorizing innocent people in Pakistan. He condemns attacks by terrorists and also opposes the jailing of the relatives of terrorist suspects. He claims that sparing the lives of those who terrorize others is the only way to put an end to the cycle of hatred and death.

text:
- The article says nothing about the jailing of the relatives of terrorists.
- Also, it does not say the Haideri advocates abolishing the death penalty.

refinement: His political career has been bumpy at times, but when you consider his stance on countering terrorism, you can see that he has a clear belief in fairness and justice. He is vehemently against the suicide/murder attacks that are terrorizing innocent people in Pakistan. He claims that applying the death penalty to the lives of those who terrorize others is the only way to put an end to the cycle of hatred and death.

answer: Militant Islamism. Haideri has been described as a "hardliner" and supporter of militant Islam.

text: There is no evidence the subject of the article is a supporter of militant Islam.

refinement: Haideri has been described as anti-militant Islam. He has called the death penalty to be used against those who are of the idealogy.

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

Which province of Pakistan does Haideri serve?

answer: Haideri serves in the Provincial Assembly of Balochistan.

answer: Balochistan

answer: Balochistan.

answer: Haideri serves in the Provincial Assembly of Balochistan and represents the Qalat constituency in the National Assembly of Pakistan.

answer: Balochistan


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by:

Posted: May 8, 2017 / 02:12 PM CDT / Updated: May 8, 2017 / 02:12 PM CDT

[]

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated.

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. - A spokesperson for the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) confirms to WHNT News 19 that a complaint has been filed against Harmony Park Safari, after a kangaroo grabbed and bit a 9-year-old girl on Saturday afternoon.

The USDA regulates zoos and other animal exhibitors. The spokesperson tells us two different complaints have been filed against Harmony Safari Park this year, including one regarding the kangaroo attack. She says that complaint came from an outside source.

Now the federal agency will review the complaints. The spokesperson says that will include phone calls to the parties involved, likely accompanied by an unannounced visit.

According to documents provided by the USDA, APHIS, the arm of the agency that regulates animal exhibits, assesses potential actions:

  "APHIS may formally investigate alleged violations as warranted. Based on a review of the investigation, APHIS may resolve the issue with a notice of warning or a stipulation agreement, which sets civil penalties for AWA infractions. Civil penalties may include cease-and-desist orders, monetary penalties, and license suspensions or revocations. If APHIS officials determine that an infraction warrants additional action, APHIS submits all evidence to USDA’s Office of the General Counsel for legal review."

The spokesperson says as far as the kangaroo involved goes, their agency role is simply to determine the wellness of the animals exhibited. They do not determine what should happen to the animal.

The kangaroo was behind a fence, but reached through the wire to grab the girl. However, many note the enclosure is clearly labeled that the kangaroo bites. The mother of the girl attacked says her main concern is that she doesn't feel staff responded adequately.

Staff at the park told us on Monday they did not want to comment.

question: What was the May 2017 Harmony Park Safari complaint about?

answer: It is about a kangaroo who grabbed and bit a 9-year-old girl on a Saturday afternoon.

answer: the kangaroo

text: It is omitted that the kangaroo had bitten a girl.

refinement: the kangaroo at the Harmony Park Safari had grabbed and bitten a 9-year-old girl.

text: The answer is not in sentence case.

refinement: The kangaroo at the Harmony Park Safari had grabbed and bitten a 9-year-old girl.

answer: Harmony Park Safari had received a complaint from an outside source.

text: The answer omits what the complaint was.

refinement: Harmony Park Safari had received a complaint from an outside source stating that a 9-year-old girl had been grabbed and bitten by a kangaroo.

question: How many complaints have been previously filed against the safari before the kangaroo incident?

answer: Two complaints have been filed against the safari, both of them after the incident.

text: It is wrongly stated that two complaints had been filed against the safari park after the incident.

refinement: The article does not exactly how many complaints had been filed after the attack. Although it is stated that two complaints have been filed against the safari this year, including the kangaroo attack.

answer: There are two complaints against the safari, one for the kangaroo attack and one from an outside source.

text: There is no evidence that the other complaint came from an outside source or how many complaints were filed before the incident.

refinement: The article does not clearly state how many complaints were filed before the incident. Although, there are two complaints against the safari this year, one for the kangaroo attack and another one.

answer: One complaint.

text: It is wrongly stated that only one complaint had been filed.

refinement: The article does not state how many complaints had been filed before the incident. Although, it does mention that two complaints were filed this year, one of the kangaroo incident and another one.

question: What happens if the regulator finds a cause for additional action against the zoo?

answer: They must submit all evidence to the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)for legal review.

answer: They may enforce a cease-and-desist or license suspension.

text: There is no evidence that they would cease-and-desist or suspend the license.

refinement: They will then submit all evidence to the USDA's Office of the General Counsel for legal review.

text: Response missing.

refinement: They would then submit all evidence to the USDA's Office of the General Counsel for legal review.

question: What was the main concern of the mother of the child who was bitten by the kangaroo?

answer: According to the passage, the mother's main concern was that she did not feel staff members responded properly to the kangaroo attack on her daughter.

answer: She feels the staff did not respond adequately during the incident.

answer: The main concern of the mother of the child bitten by the kangaroo is that she felt that staff did not respond adequately to the incident.

question: Write a ~4 sentence summary.

answer: A nine-year-old girl was bitten by a kangaroo after it jumped through a fence and grabbed her arm. Staff at the park told us on Monday they did not want to comment.

text: It is omitted that a complaint was filed against Harmony Park Safari and that APHIS would look into the matter.

refinement: A nine-year-old girl was bitten by a kangaroo at the Harmony Park Safari after it jumped through a fence and grabbed her arm. APHIS, an arm of USDA, has said they will formally investigate the alleged violations. Staff at the park told us on Monday they did not want to comment.

text: The mother's concern regarding the incident has been omitted.

refinement: A nine-year-old girl was bitten by a kangaroo at the Harmony Park Safari after it jumped through a fence and grabbed her arm. APHIS, an arm of USDA, has said they will formally investigate the alleged violations. Staff at the park told us on Monday they did not want to comment. The girl's mother said her concern is that she didn't feel the staff responded adequately.

answer:
"A spokesman for the USDA confirms with WHNT News 19 that a complaint has been filed against Harmony Park Safari, and that they will be reviewing both of the complaints that have been filed against the Huntsville zoo.

APHIS, the arm of the USDA that regulates animal exhibits, will review complaints including phone calls to the parties and an upcoming visit.
Depsite kangaroos behind fences at Harmony Safari Park being labeled to 'bite,' a 9-year-old girl was attacked by one on Saturday. The mother of the girl attacked says her main concern is the staff's lack of response to the situation.

text: "a kangaroo grabbed and bit a 9-year-old girl on Saturday afternoon." is evidence that the girl was attacked.

answer: A kangaroo in the animal park grabbed a nine year-old girl and bit her. The USDA has determined that it needs _____ after a complaint was filed from a concerned citizen.

text: Missing words in the answer. "The USDA has determined that it needs _____ after a complaint was filed from a concerned citizen."

refinement: A kangaroo in the animal park grabbed a nine year-old girl and bit her. The USDA has determined that it needs to formally investigate the alleged violation after a complaint was filed from a concerned citizen.

answer:
In May 2017, a kangaroo grabbed a 9-year-old girl and bit her at the Harmony Park Safari. A complaint was filed by the girl's mother, claiming that the staff failed to respond adequately. There has been a previous complaint against the safari prior to the kangaroo incident.

The regulator has started an investigation on the case, and if it finds a cause for additional investigation, will pass its findings to the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)for legal review.

text: It is wrongly stated that the complaint was filed by the girl's mother.

refinement:
In May 2017, a kangaroo grabbed a 9-year-old girl and bit her at the Harmony Park Safari. A complaint was filed by an outside source. The girl's mother claims that the staff failed to respond adequately. There has been a previous complaint against the safari prior to the kangaroo incident.

The regulator has started an investigation on the case, and if it finds a cause for additional investigation, will pass its findings to the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)for legal review.

answer: A 9-year-old girl was visiting an animal park in Huntsville when attacked by a kangaroo. KANGAROOS HAVE A KICK AND BITE NATURE. An animal control service will now review the investigation.

text: There is no evidence that kangaroos have a kick-and-bite nature.

refinement: A 9-year-old girl was visiting an animal park in Huntsville when attacked by a kangaroo.  An animal control service will now review the investigation.

text: There is no mention of the name of the agency that will review the investigation.

refinement: A 9-year-old girl was visiting an animal park in Huntsville when attacked by a kangaroo. APHIS, an arm of the USDA, will now review the investigation.

answer: In Alabama, federal officials take legal action against animal exhibits that violate regulations, not the United States Department of Agriculture.

text: There is no mention in the article about not taking legal action against USDA.

refinement: In Alabama, federal officials take legal action against animal exhibits that violate regulations.

text: Missing more relevant information.

refinement: In Alabama, federal officials take legal action against animal exhibits that violate regulations. The investigation came in after a 9-year-old girl was grabbed and bitten by a kangaroo at the Harmony Park Safari. The girl's mother states that her major concern was that she felt the staff did not respond adequately.


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The University of Chattanooga, located in the American city of Chattanooga, Tennessee and today known as the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, fielded a gridiron football team for the 1920 season. This team was a member of the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association and completed its 8-game schedule with a record of 3 wins, 4 losses, and 1 tie.[1]

  Date          Opponent              Site                Result
  ------------- --------------------- ------------------- -----------
  October 2     Tusculum              Knoxville, Tn       W 21–0
  October 9     Oglethorpe            Chamberlain Field   TIE 14–14
  October 17    Tennessee             Chamberlain Field   L 0–35
  October 24    Mercer                Chamberlain Field   W 20–0
  October 31    Carson-Newman         Chamberlain Field   W 83–0
  November 6    Sewanee               Sewanee, Tn         L 0–33
  November 12   Birmingham Southern   Birmingham, Al      L 0–27
  November 25   Transylvania          Chamberlain Field   L 7–33

[1]

title: 1920 Chattanooga Moccasins football team

question: Which team did Chatanooga tie with?

answer: Oglethorpe

text: "October 9 Oglethorpe Chamberlain Field TIE 14–14"

answer: Oglethorpe

text: "October 9 Oglethorpe Chamberlain Field TIE 14–14"

answer: Chatanooga tied with Oglethorpe on October 9 in the Chamberlain Field.

text: "October 9 Oglethorpe Chamberlain Field TIE 14–14".

question: Which team was defeated by the widest margin?

answer: Carson-Newman

text:
"October 2 Tusculum Knoxville, Tn W 21–0
October 9 Oglethorpe Chamberlain Field TIE 14–14
October 17 Tennessee Chamberlain Field L 0–35
October 24 Mercer Chamberlain Field W 20–0
October 31 Carson-Newman Chamberlain Field W 83–0
November 6 Sewanee Sewanee, Tn L 0–33
November 12 Birmingham Southern Birmingham, Al L 0–27
November 25 Transylvania Chamberlain Field L 7–33".

answer: Carson-Newman, with a 20-point differential.

text: This answer should not use language not found in the original text or in the question. ("Differential".)

answer: Mercer. A margin of 35 points was the difference.

text: It is not clear what a "margin" means here based on the original text or the question.

question: How many games did the team play in the 1920 season?

answer: Eight

answer: 8

answer: Eight games

question: Did the team have an overall winning or losing record?

answer: A losing record of 3 wins, 4 losses, and 1 tie

text: Extraneous information.

answer: The team had a losing record.

answer: Losing

question: How many games did Chatanooga win in October 1920?

answer: Three

text: " This team was a member of the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association and completed its 8-game schedule with a record of 3 wins, 4 losses, and 1 tie."

answer: Chatanooga won three games in October 1920.

text: " This team was a member of the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association and completed its 8-game schedule with a record of 3 wins, 4 losses, and 1 tie."

answer: Chatanooga won three games in October 1920, defeating Tusculum, Oglethorpe, and Mercer.

text: Extraneous information.

refinement: Chatanooga won three games in October 1920.

text: " This team was a member of the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association and completed its 8-game schedule with a record of 3 wins, 4 losses, and 1 tie."

question: Write a ~2 sentence summary.

answer: Although the Chattanooga Moccasins football team lost more games than they won this season, they beat the University of Tennessee's team in the last game of the season in Knoxville, 35-0. They also beat a rival team, Transylvania, 7-33.

text:
"Although the Chattanooga Moccasins football team lost more games than they won this season.."
- " This team was a member of the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association and completed its 8-game schedule with a record of 3 wins, 4 losses, and 1 tie."

answer: The passage describes the Chattanooga football team's season in 1920.

text: "The University of Chattanooga, located in the American city of Chattanooga, Tennessee and today known as the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, fielded a gridiron football team for the 1920 season."

answer: The University of Chattanooga football team lost 35-0 to Tennessee. Chattanooga went on a 5 game winning streak to finish with a 3-4-1 record.

text: This should be more of a summary of the overall article.

refinement: The Chattanooga Moccasins Team was an American Football team based in Tennessee. They went on a 5 game winning streak to finish with a 3-4-1 record.

answer: This article summarizes the games played by the 1920 Chatanooga gridiron football team. It shares the opponents, sites, final scores, and dates.

answer: The University of Chattanooga (which has a different name) is a school in Chattanooga, Tennessee in the United States. In 1920, they played 8 games and had 3 wins, 4 losses, and 1 tie.

answer: This piece displays a 1920 Chattanooga Moccasins football team. They were University member during the 1920 season where they competed in games against smaller opponents, such as Oglethorpe and Carson-Newman. Chattanooga won their games against these colleges, who have consistently low stature in the university world. They found defeat at hand with Sewanee, Birmingham, and Transylvania who were able to defeat them in their games.

text: The summary is supposed to be brief, two sentences or fewer.

refinement: This piece displays a 1920 Chattanooga Moccasins football team. They were University member during the 1920 season where they competed in games against many opponents.


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People everywhere are down on democracy. Especially young people. In fact, so rampant is democratic indifference and disengagement among millennials that a shocking share of them are open to trying something new—like, say, government by military coup.

That’s according to research by Yascha Mounk, a Harvard University researcher, and Roberto Stefan Foa, a political scientist at the University of Melbourne. The remit of their study, which the _Journal of Democracy_ will publish in January, analyzes historical data on attitudes toward government that spans various generations in North America, Western Europe, Australia, and New Zealand. They find that, across the board, citizens of stable liberal democracies have grown jaded about their government, say Mounk and Foa—and worse.

“[T]hey have also become more cynical about the value of democracy as a political system, less hopeful that anything they do might influence public policy,” they write in a previous article on their research (pdf) published in Jul. 2016, “and more willing to express support for authoritarian alternatives.”

And it’s among millennials that this “crisis of democratic legitimacy” is starkest. Young people today are more into political radicalism and exhibit less support for freedom of speech than previous generations, according to the July study. Consider some of the other data Mounk and Foa report:

-   OKAY WITH AUTOCRACY: Many fewer millennials in both Europe and the US object outright to military coups than their elders.

-   RIGHTS, SCHMIGHTS: Only around a third of US millennials see civil rights as ”absolutely essential” in a democracy, compared with 41% among older Americans. In the European Union, it’s 39% and 45%, respectively.
-   ELECTION OPTIONAL: More than a quarter of US millennials dismiss the importance of free elections to democracy. (Though rates are overall lower in Europe, millennials also agree at higher rates than older generations.)

-   THEY’RE JUST NOT THAT INTO IT: Back in 1990, majorities of both young and older people reported being interested in politics. For millennials, that’s no longer true.

Couldn’t you chalk this up to time-honored tendencies of youth disaffection?

Not really. For instance, in 1995, only 16% of American youngsters—those in their late teens and early 20s—thought democracy was a “bad” political system for their nation. In 2011, nearly a quarter of millennials did. Though the increase among European youth was less marked, it was still significant, say the researchers.

Yascha Mounk and Roberto Stefan Foa, “The Danger of Deconsolidation,” Journal of Democracy

It might be that since this particular generation of young people have grown up in highly stable democracies, they take democracy for granted. It would then stand to reason that, as Mounk and Foa found, millennials in the US and Europe are less likely to participate in conventional civic engagement.

But millennials aren’t doing much _unconventional _political action either. While one in 11 American baby-boomers had demonstrated in a political protest in the previous year, only one in 15 millennials had.

It’s not clear how this squares with real life. Sharp deteriorations in measures of democratic health presaged autocratic shifts in Poland and Venezuela, as the New York Times points out. But those were both much younger democracies than those in the US and Western Europe.

Still, recent events there aren’t exactly heartening. For instance, millennial Americans voted in far greater numbers for Hillary Clinton than her anti-democratic rival, Donald Trump. Then again, Clinton would have won in a landslide if Democratic-leaning millennials had voted. But too many of them simply didn’t.

UPDATE (DEC. 5, 2016, 12:30PM ET): _A previous version of this story included a chart published in the New York Times that, as the Monkey Cage blog points out, is misleading._

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

What does the text say about how millennials feel about democracy?

answer:
Millennials are those born after the year 2000. Across the board, citizens in stable liberal democracies have grown jaded about the government and questioning the value of democracy as a political system are more hopeful that anything they do may influence public policy and more willing to express support for authoritarian alternatives.

In contrast to adult generations, a significant portion of millennials do not view certain rights as “absolutely essential” in a democracy, and more are dismiss lifetime bans to free elections in a democracy.

The academic report mentioned that the historically disengaged youth has a tendency to become supportive of authoritarian regimes if their disaffection persists.

text: This is false. Millennials are born around the mid 1990s. This would be better to omit as the info doesn't add anything to the answer.

refinement:
Across the board, citizens in stable liberal democracies have grown jaded about the government and questioning the value of democracy as a political system are more hopeful that anything they do may influence public policy and more willing to express support for authoritarian alternatives.

In contrast to adult generations, a significant portion of millennials do not view certain rights as “absolutely essential” in a democracy, and more are dismiss lifetime bans to free elections in a democracy.

The academic report mentioned that the historically disengaged youth has a tendency to become supportive of authoritarian regimes if their disaffection persists.

text: It should be stated that millennials, of all the jaded citizens, feel the strongest about this.

refinement:
Across the board, citizens in stable liberal democracies have grown jaded about the government and questioning the value of democracy as a political system are more hopeful that anything they do may influence public policy and more willing to express support for authoritarian alternatives. It's among the millennials that this belief, a crisis of democratic legitimacy, is the starkest.

In contrast to adult generations, a significant portion of millennials do not view certain rights as “absolutely essential” in a democracy, and more are dismiss lifetime bans to free elections in a democracy.

The academic report mentioned that the historically disengaged youth has a tendency to become supportive of authoritarian regimes if their disaffection persists.

text: This is about the historical youth, not the millennials in particular. This should be omitted.

refinement: Across the board, citizens in stable liberal democracies have grown jaded about the government and questioning the value of democracy as a political system are more hopeful that anything they do may influence public policy and more willing to express support for authoritarian alternatives. It's among the millennials that this belief, a crisis of democratic legitimacy, is the starkest. In contrast to adult generations, a significant portion of millennials do not view certain rights as “absolutely essential” in a democracy, and more are dismiss lifetime bans to free elections in a democracy.

text: This should say that most dismiss the importance of free elections. This doesn't make much sense.

refinement: Across the board, citizens in stable liberal democracies have grown jaded about the government and questioning the value of democracy as a political system are more hopeful that anything they do may influence public policy and more willing to express support for authoritarian alternatives. It's among the millennials that this belief, a crisis of democratic legitimacy, is the starkest. In contrast to adult generations, a significant portion of millennials do not view certain rights as “absolutely essential” in a democracy, and more are dismissing the importance of free elections in a democracy.

text: The millennials are less hopeful, not more.

refinement: Across the board, citizens in stable liberal democracies have grown jaded about the government and questioning the value of democracy as a political system, are less hopeful that anything they do may influence public policy, and more willing to express support for authoritarian alternatives. It's among the millennials that this belief, a crisis of democratic legitimacy, is the starkest. In contrast to adult generations, a significant portion of millennials do not view certain rights as “absolutely essential” in a democracy, and more are dismissing the importance of free elections in a democracy.

answer: Recent research shows that young people are down on democracy, especially millennials. They are cynical about the value of democracy, less hopeful that anything they do might influence public policy, and more willing to express support for authoritarian alternatives. This "crisis of democratic legitimacy" is starkest among millennials. With less of a need to cooperate in conventional civic engagement, there has also been a sharp deterioration in measures of democratic health in the US and Europe. These millennials also voted in vast numbers for Hillary Clinton, despite this being an anti-democratic sentiment.

text: This is not described as an anti-democratic in the text. It should be omitted.

refinement: Recent research shows that young people are down on democracy, especially millennials. They are cynical about the value of democracy, less hopeful that anything they do might influence public policy, and more willing to express support for authoritarian alternatives. This "crisis of democratic legitimacy" is starkest among millennials. With less of a need to cooperate in conventional civic engagement, there has also been a sharp deterioration in measures of democratic health in the US and Europe. These millennials also voted in vast numbers for Hillary Clinton.

text: The declines were in Poland and Venezuela, not the USA and Europe(as a whole). This sentence as a whole would be better to omit.

refinement: Recent research shows that young people are down on democracy, especially millennials. They are cynical about the value of democracy, less hopeful that anything they do might influence public policy, and more willing to express support for authoritarian alternatives. This "crisis of democratic legitimacy" is starkest among millennials. These millennials also voted in vast numbers for Hillary Clinton.

text: "However" would add to this sentence and make it mean that it was a bit shocking they voted.

refinement: Recent research shows that young people are down on democracy, especially millennials. They are cynical about the value of democracy, less hopeful that anything they do might influence public policy, and more willing to express support for authoritarian alternatives. This "crisis of democratic legitimacy" is starkest among millennials. However, these millennials still also voted in vast numbers for Hillary Clinton.

answer: Millennials seem to be disillusioned by democracy and have comparatively lesser interest in politics. They have grown up in a time that has seen democratic occasions increasing. The sample size of young people in the 1990s were not the same. Millennials in Europe have a high rate of disapproval for the very ideals of democracy, expressing less faith in elections, less support for freedom of speech and wanting to hand over power to military authority. They also doubt their capabilities for influencing policy. In fact, since 1990, majorities of young and old people reported being interested in politics, however as the article mentions, it was comparatively lower in Millennials by 2010.

text: This is not said in the text and should be omitted.

refinement: Millennials seem to be disillusioned by democracy and have comparatively lesser interest in politics. The sample size of young people in the 1990s were not the same. Millennials in Europe have a high rate of disapproval for the very ideals of democracy, expressing less faith in elections, less support for freedom of speech and wanting to hand over power to military authority. They also doubt their capabilities for influencing policy. In fact, since 1990, majorities of young and old people reported being interested in politics, however as the article mentions, it was comparatively lower in Millennials by 2010.

text: This relates to a different generation, not millennials. This should be omitted.

refinement: Millennials seem to be disillusioned by democracy and have comparatively lesser interest in politics.  Millennials in Europe have a high rate of disapproval for the very ideals of democracy, expressing less faith in elections, less support for freedom of speech and wanting to hand over power to military authority. They also doubt their capabilities for influencing policy. In fact, since 1990, majorities of young and old people reported being interested in politics, however as the article mentions, it was comparatively lower in Millennials by 2010.

text: This should be "military coup", not "military authority".

refinement: Millennials seem to be disillusioned by democracy and have comparatively lesser interest in politics.  Millennials in Europe have a high rate of disapproval for the very ideals of democracy, expressing less faith in elections, less support for freedom of speech and wanting to hand over power to military coup. They also doubt their capabilities for influencing policy. In fact, since 1990, majorities of young and old people reported being interested in politics, however as the article mentions, it was comparatively lower in Millennials by 2010.

text: Specify that millennials have an openness to this, so it's clear it's not a strict desire.

refinement: Millennials seem to be disillusioned by democracy and have comparatively lesser interest in politics.  Millennials in Europe have a high rate of disapproval for the very ideals of democracy, expressing less faith in elections, less support for freedom of speech and have an openness to hand over power to military coup. They also doubt their capabilities for influencing policy. In fact, since 1990, majorities of young and old people reported being interested in politics, however as the article mentions, it was comparatively lower in Millennials by 2010.

text: It's less about disapproving in democracy, and more about not believing in it/feeling cynical. This distinction should be made.

refinement: Millennials seem to be disillusioned by democracy and have comparatively lesser interest in politics.  Millennials in Europe have a high rate of cynicism about democracy, expressing less faith in elections, less support for freedom of speech and have an openness to hand over power to military coup. They also doubt their capabilities for influencing policy. In fact, since 1990, majorities of young and old people reported being interested in politics, however as the article mentions, it was comparatively lower in Millennials by 2010.

answer:
Millennials are those born after the year 2000. Across the board, citizens in stable liberal democracies have grown jaded about the government and questioning the value of democracy as a political system are more hopeful that anything they do mght influence public policy and more willing to express support for authoritarian alternatives.

Younger people voting for Donald Trump over Hillary Clinton ultimately led to a Trump victory. Also, too many millennial Democrats opting not to cast a vote.

text: It would be better to just state that millennials dismiss the importance of free elections to democracy.

refinement: Millennials are those born after the year 2000. Across the board, citizens in stable liberal democracies have grown jaded about the government and questioning the value of democracy as a political system are more hopeful that anything they do mght influence public policy and more willing to express support for authoritarian alternatives. More than a quarter of millennials dismiss the importance of free elections to democracy.

text: This is false. Millennials are born around the mid 1990s. This would be better to omit as the info doesn't add anything to the answer.

refinement: Across the board, citizens in stable liberal democracies have grown jaded about the government and questioning the value of democracy as a political system are more hopeful that anything they do mght influence public policy and more willing to express support for authoritarian alternatives. More than a quarter of millennials dismiss the importance of free elections to democracy.

text: They are less hopeful, not more.

refinement: Across the board, citizens in stable liberal democracies have grown jaded about the government, questioning the value of democracy as a political system, are less hopeful that anything they do might influence public policy, and more willing to express support for authoritarian alternatives. More than a quarter of millennials dismiss the importance of free elections to democracy.

text: It should be stated that millennials, of all the jaded citizens, feel the strongest about this.

refinement: Across the board, citizens in stable liberal democracies have grown jaded about the government, questioning the value of democracy as a political system, are less hopeful that anything they do might influence public policy, and more willing to express support for authoritarian alternatives. It's among the millennials that this belief, a crisis of democratic legitimacy, is the starkest. More than a quarter of millennials dismiss the importance of free elections to democracy.

answer: Recent research shows that young people are down on democracy, especially millennials. They are cynical about the value of diemocracy, less hopeful that anything they do might influence public policy, and more willing to express support for authoritarian alternatives. This "crisis of democratic legitimacy" is starkest among millennials.

text: Typo. This should be "democracy"

refinement: Recent research shows that young people are down on democracy, especially millennials. They are cynical about the value of democracy, less hopeful that anything they do might influence public policy, and more willing to express support for authoritarian alternatives. This "crisis of democratic legitimacy" is starkest among millennials.

answer: Millennials seem to be disillusioned by democracy and have comparatively lesser interest in politics. The sample size of young people in the 1990s were not the same. They have grown up in a time that has seen democratic occasions increasing. Millennials in Europe have a high rate of disapproval for the very ideals of democracy, expressing less faith in elections, less support for freedom of speech and wanting to hand over power to military authority. They also doubt their capabilities for influencing policy. In fact, since 1990, majorities of young and old people reported being interested in politics, however as the article mentions, it was comparatively lower in Millennials by 2010.