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_CATCH THE WIND: SONGS OF A GENERATION_ is the second studio album (first cover album) by Australian Idol 2006 winner Damien Leith. It was released on 26 April 2008.

The album features 18 songs of Leith's interpretations from the 1960s and 1970s that inspired and captured his spirit at a young age. “The great songwriters of the 60s and 70s have always been a major influence on my own original material. In many ways the songs of that generation are as relevant today as they were back then. I've chosen songs that either mean a great deal to me on a personal level or those that I'd just love people to hear.”

The album debuted at number three on the Australian ARIA Albums Chart, selling 9,688 copies in its first week.[1] In the following week, in the lead up to Mother's Day, the album rose to number two. Selling over 17,000 units, the album lost the top position by less than 300 copies.[2]

Track listing

1.  “Catch the Wind” (Donovan) – 2:19
2.  “Annie's Song” (John Denver) – 2:30
3.  “Wild World” (Cat Stevens) – 3:31
4.  “If” (David Gates) – 3:16
5.  “The Times They Are a-Changin'” (Bob Dylan) – 3:00
6.  “Father and Son” (Stevens) – 3:20
7.  “Vincent” (Don McLean) – 4:14
8.  “Everybody's Talkin'” (Harry Nilsson) – 4:03
9.  “Universal Soldier” (Buffy Sainte-Marie) – 2:18
10. “Guitar Man” (Gates) – 3:28
11. “Baby, I Love Your Way” (Peter Frampton) – 3:09
12. “Only Love Can Break Your Heart” (Neil Young) – 3:34
13. “Longer” (Dan Fogelberg) – 2:56
14. “Blowin' in the Wind” (Dylan) – 3:02
15. “Old Man” (Young) – 2:49
16. “And I Love You So” (McLean) – 3:03
17. “Sunshine on My Shoulders” (Denver) – 4:20
18. “Time in a Bottle” (Jim Croce) – 3:02

Personnel

-   David Anderson – Photography
-   Glenn A. Baker – Liner Notes
-   Jenifer Carmody – A&R
-   James Patrick Cooper – Art Direction, Design
-   Ross Fraser – Producer, A&R
-   Paul Gray – Keyboards, Vocals (background), Producer
-   Esther Coleman Hawkins – Choir Master
-   Damien Leith – Guitar, Vocals, Producer
-   Greg Royal – Bass

Charts

+-----------------------------------+-----------------------------------+
| Chart (2008)                      | Peak                              |
|                                   | position                          |
+:=================================:+:=================================:+
| Australian ARIA Albums Chart[3]   | 2                                 |
+-----------------------------------+-----------------------------------+

Certification

Year-end charts

  Chart (2008)                         Position
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  Australian Albums Chart[4]           41
  Australian Artists Albums Chart[5]   9

[1] Madonna Gives Retail A New Music Week . Undercover. Retrieved 15 May 2008.

[2] Andre Rieu Tops Mothers Day Chart Week . Undercover. Retrieved 15 May 2008.

[3] Australian Top 50 Albums Chart . Retrieved on 4 May 2008.

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title: Catch the Wind: Songs of a Generation

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

What does the article say about the album 'Catch the Wind: Songs of a Generation'?

answer: The album is the second studio album by Australian Idol 2006 winner Damien Leith. It was released on 26 April 2008. The album features 18 songs from the 1960s and 1970s. It album debuted at number three on the Australian ARIA Albums Chart, selling 9,688 copies in its first week.

answer: It is the second studio album and first cover album released by Australian Idol 2006 winner, Damien Leith. The album features 18 songs of Leith's interpretations from the 1960s and 70s that inspired and captured his spirit at a young age. “The great songwriters of the 60s and 70s have always been a major influence on my own original material. In many ways the songs of that generation are as relevant today as they were back then. I've chosen songs that either mean a great deal to me on a personal level or those that I’d just love people to hear," Leith says. According to Leith, during the making of this album, many producers and musicians have worked with him. The album debuted at the number three position on the Australian ARIA Albums Chart, selling 9,688 copies in its first week.

text: Lieth's quote does not need to be included in the summary.

refinement: It is the second studio album and first cover album released by Australian Idol 2006 winner, Damien Leith. The album features 18 songs of Leith's interpretations from the 1960s and 70s that inspired and captured his spirit at a young age. According to Leith, during the making of this album, many producers and musicians have worked with him. The album debuted at the number three position on the Australian ARIA Albums Chart, selling 9,688 copies in its first week.

answer: The album features 18 songs from the 1960s and 1970s that helped shape Damien Leith early in life. The songs are meant to be influential and inspirational to listeners.

text: The answer should provide crucial details such as the release date.

refinement: The album features 18 songs from the 1960s and 1970s that helped shape Damien Leith early in life. The songs are meant to be influential and inspirational to listeners. It was released in April 2008.

text: The answer should mention that this is his second album and first covers album.

refinement: Catch the Wind is Damien Leith's second studio album and first cover album. The album features 18 songs from the 1960s and 1970s that helped shape Damien Leith early in life. The songs are meant to be influential and inspirational to listeners. It was released in April 2008.

answer: The album is a collection of songs by Damien Leith, interpreted from the 1960s and 1970s. The album debuted at number three on the Australian ARIA Albums Chart, selling 9,688 copies in its first week. By the lead up to Mother's Day the album rose to number two, selling over 17,000 units.

answer: Catch the Wind is the second studio album by Australian Idol 2006 winner Damien Leith, who claims his songs of the 1960s and 1970s inspired him to write his own original songs. Released in 2008, the 18-track album was largely inspired by the songs that inspired Leith and which captured the feeling of the songs of that generation's spirit. It would debut at number three on the Australian ARIA Albums Chart, selling 9,688 copies in its first week. The track listings feature COuntries "Catch the Wind" by Donovan as well as "Longer" by Dan Fogelberg. However, Leith himself produced the album.

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What does the article say about the other Leith's albums?

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answer: The article says that Leith's second album is a cover album featuring 18 songs of Leith's interpretations from the 1960s and 1970s that inspired and captured his spirit at a young age. There is mention of previous albums in the article, but no detail is provided.

text: The response should simply say "no answer".

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answer: The article discusses Leith's second cover album, Catch the Wind, which features 18 songs of his interpretations of songs from the 1960s and 1970s. No mention is made of any other albums by Leith.

text: The response should simply say "no answer".

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  The bomb went off on the street. It went 'BANG!' very loud and then the bomb was dead.

  The moment was brief. It happened near the finish line. People were watching the runners run to the line. Fathers cheered their daughters and sisters cheered their brothers and sons were proud of their moms. Even strangers watched and they were proud of them all. There was sun and Coca-Cola and everyone was clapping because the day was important. The running was important. Old wives stood and cheered, 'Yay!' in ripe honeydew voices. Their husbands clapped strong hands and remembered a time.

 And then it happened. 'BANG!'

  At first there was disbelief and smoke and echo. So many stunned runners just stood and they did not run. Some runners had been knocked down by the force of the blast.  They used tired legs to get back up.

But the spectators were finding themselves disoriented, bleeding.

Slowly, people came to and noticed the way about things.

  A woman picked herself up from the concrete and looked to find her sunglasses. She found them, and they were not broken. Then, looking in the lenses, she saw that she was bleeding from her head.

 A man took his daughter's hand and started walking for the car. He kept hurrying and looking back to the cloud of light-grey smoke. He said, 'A bomb,' when the little girl asked him something and then she asked another question and he said, 'I don't know, baby.'

  A mother was sitting up on the sidewalk to see that she had no legs. The mother saw her no legs and looked for her kids. Then she knew the suffocating pain, but she was scared because she could not see the kids. And she screamed for the kids, which hurt. She wanted to vomit, and she almost did.  She could not hear. She could only feel the pain and the burning pepper in her nose and the cement on her back and the burning of her feet. But she yelled for the kids and then she saw a younger man moving swiftly through time. He emerged from a changing sea of empty changing colors. He moved at her and she noticed his face was round and plain with sweat glistening on his forehead and eyes that were blue and frozen calm. And then she saw nothing but she reached her arms out hoping to feel her kids. She felt his hands but she tried to fight him. Then she saw nothing and moved nothing.

The children saw their mother but the loud noise had been so loud that they could not hear and they could only watch their mother bleeding and yelling like an animal. The children watched as one, then two, then more surrounded their mom who was hurt.

  The people swarmed her, and all the kids saw were backs and the bottoms of shoes. The children saw the blood creeping past shards of glass and little pebbles. It snaked towards their shoes. They treated it like lava. The oldest child was crying and he was scared, but he grabbed the other two and let them cry. They stood there next to the wall and cried big gulping wails. A nice lady came then and asked, 'Is that your mom?'

 Sirens were pulsing out in odd rhythms and men were calling over this special music and people were rushing past people rushing past people rushing. The pepper smoke was faint in the air, but it was burned into every nose. There was a dog pulling his own leash through the street.

A man stumbled past a trash can and towards a cluster of people stopped, looking. He was empty and lost because he knew nothing about himself, but he knew he knew what had happened. He looked at the lookers and he said, flailing his arms, 'It just went, 'BANG!' You know?! Just like that. And, just look!' He pointed at the place where the bomb had been, where the lookers had been looking. And he said this over again at the people, 'It just went, 'BANG!' And he wondered if he believed it. 'Just, 'BANG!' Like that!'

One of the lookers came over to him and put her arms around him. She gave him her water. 'It was just like, 'BANG!' he said, and she said softly, 'I know.'

title: TRAGEDY

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

What does the text say about where the bomb went off?

answer: The bomb went off near the finish line of a running event, killing many in the process.

answer: The bomb goes off near the finish line. The bomb is echoed and produces a cloud of light-grey smoke.

text: The response contains irrelevant information.

answer: The bomb went off on a street where there was a running event. It went off near the finish line.

answer: The bomb went off near the finish line, killing many people and injuring even more.

answer: The bomb went off on a street. The street was located near the runners race. Spectators cheered for the runners. Some people were knocked down by the impact of the blast. There was blood everywhere, people were looking for their families, some injured were not able to get up.

text: The response contains lots of irrelevant information.

refinement: The bomb went off on a street. The street was located near the runners race.

text: The response could include more details on where the bomb went off.

refinement: The bomb went off on a street. The street was located near the finish line of a runners race.

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Answer the following question based on the above passage:

Summarize in what way were people hurt by the bomb that went off by the running event.

answer: Many people were hurt by the bomb that went off by the running event. Some people had been knocked down by the blast and others were bleeding due to head wounds caused by the explosion. The children who witnessed the event saw their mother injured, and they themselves felt scared and confused. Sirens were pulsing out in odd rhythms and people were rushing past each other in a frantic panic.

answer: One woman lost her glasses during the explosion, but they didn't break. She pressed her finger to her forehead and found it bleeding. Other spectators began to feel disoriented and more started bleeding from their heads. A mother discovered she didn't have legs any more, and she frantically started calling out for her children. In the distance she saw several people's backs walking towards her as well as what looked like blonde sneakers with chunky soles and pink toes. Her children were witnessing it all. Her oldest son became frantic, and so he grabbed his sister and pulled her, causing the younger one to cry as he almost let go.

text: The response contains irrelevant information.

refinement: One woman lost her glasses during the explosion, but they didn't break. She pressed her finger to her forehead and found it bleeding. Other spectators began to feel disoriented and more started bleeding from their heads. A mother discovered she didn't have legs any more, and she frantically started calling out for her children. Her children were witnessing it all. Her oldest son became frantic, and so he grabbed his sister and pulled her, causing the younger one to cry as he almost let go.

answer: Months after the traumatic event, the spectators were still dealing with the impact. The little girl said she did not know what had happened as a result of the confusion.

text: The response contains inaccurate information.

refinement: The little girl said she did not know what had happened as a result of the confusion.

text: The response could include more details on the ways people were hurt.

refinement: Many people were hurt by the bomb that went off by the running event. Some people had been knocked down by the blast and others were bleeding due to head wounds caused by the explosion. The children who witnessed the event saw their mother injured, and they themselves felt scared and confused. The little girl said she did not know what had happened as a result of the confusion.

answer: In the explosion caused by the bomb, dozens of people were injured and some killed. The explosion caused serious injury from blast and the shards of the bomb. Blood spilt over the streets and bystanders were forced to come to terms with the tragedy that had taken place in the blink of an eye.

answer: Some of the runners had been knocked down from the blast force. A woman sustained a head injury and was now bleeding. Another woman had lost her legs and her kids temporarily lost their hearing because of the loud blast.

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

What does the story say about the kids that had their mother lose her legs?

answer: The story says that the children witnessed their bloodied, disoriented mother and became understandably shaken by the violent blast. The oldest child wept while watching their mother suffer and they looked on in terror as the chaos unfolded.

answer: The eldest son was crying, scared that his mother lost her legs. The mother called for her kids. A woman asked the mother, who was not able to speak, if that was her mother, and the children told the woman that it was their mother that was bleeding.

text: The response contains inaccurate information.

refinement: The eldest son was crying, scared that his mother lost her legs. The mother called for her kids. A woman asked the children if that was their mother.

answer: The oldest of the kids was crying, asking if their mother was hurt and asking where their siblings are. The youngest was still sleeping through the chaos, either oblivious to the situation or too young to comprehend that their mother's legs were hurt.

text: The response contains inaccurate information.

refinement: The oldest of the kids was crying, but grabbed the other two children. A woman asked them if that was their mother who was being helped.

answer: After the woman saw that she has no legs, she fearfully started screaming for her kids. They temporarily lost their hearing so couldn't hear her screams but they could see her bleeding. She saw their mum being surrounded by people, saw the blood running on the pavement. The younger kids started crying as a woman approached them and asked them if the legless woman was their mom.

answer: The story implies that the children saw their mother hurt and bleeding and yelling in pain. The children witnessed the chaos and the aftermath of the bombing. The children experienced fear and sadness.

text: The response could include more details about the children.

refinement: The story implies that the children saw their mother hurt and bleeding and yelling in pain. The children witnessed the chaos and the aftermath of the bombing. The children experienced fear and sadness. The oldest grabs the younger children, and a woman tries to help them.


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Executives from Purdue Pharma, the manufacturer of the powerful opioid painkiller OxyContin, admitted in federal court in 2007 that Purdue’s marketing practices and interactions with doctors had understated the strength and addictive potential of the drug — an omission that many experts believe contributed to an opioid epidemic that claimed nearly 50,000 American lives in 2017 alone.

But on Thursday, the release of a previously sealed deposition from 2015 showed that Purdue executives knew of OxyContin’s strength long before that $600 million settlement. The deposition, which had been filed in court, revealed that Dr. Richard Sackler — part of the family that founded and controls Purdue, and who has served as Purdue’s president and co-chairman of the board — knew as early as 1997 that OxyContin was much stronger than morphine, but chose not to share that knowledge with doctors.

“We are well aware of the view held by many physicians that oxycodone [the active ingredient in OxyContin] is weaker than morphine. I do not plan to do anything about that,” Purdue’s head of sales and marketing, Michael Friedman, wrote in an email to Sackler, according to the deposition, which was obtained by _ProPublica_ and co-published with _STAT_. “I agree with you,” Sackler wrote back. “Is there a general agreement, or are there some holdouts?”

The document’s publication comes just weeks after the release of an unredacted 277-page lawsuit filed against Purdue by Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey — itself just one of thousands of legal complaints brought against Purdue and other pharmaceutical companies by plaintiffs across the country, many of which have been rolled into one multi-district litigation in Ohio federal court. And as the evidence mounts, legal experts say Purdue could face serious consequences, from astronomical fines to injunctions that could threaten its ability to do business.

“One theme that clearly emerges from this deposition, brick by brick, is the foundation that is laid, that shows how even after this guilty plea there was a shocking lack of care for people that were at risk of abusing this drug and instead a singular focus on profit,” says Joseph Khan, a Philadelphia-based attorney who is currently bringing suits against corporations involved in the opioid epidemic.

As the New York _Times_ reported, parts of Sackler’s deposition are in conflict with his previous testimony. For example, a 2006 Department of Justice report suggested he knew in 1999 that users in internet chatrooms were discussing abuse of the drug. In the deposition, however, Sackler said he first learned of its street value in a 2000 Maine newspaper article.

In a statement provided to TIME, Purdue said the “intentional leak of the deposition is a clear violation of the court’s order and, as such, is regrettable.” The statement adds that, “Dr. Sackler described Purdue’s efforts to adhere to all relevant laws and regulations and to appropriately reflect OxyContin’s risks of abuse and addiction as the science of opioid pain therapy evolved over time.”

Much of the material included in the deposition pertains to activity carried out before the company’s 2007 settlement, while Healey’s suit relates to post-2007 behavior. But Khan says the ramifications of the document are still relevant today, given the judgements Purdue could face from juries.

“There are straight contradictions between what’s in here and what the Department of Justice has put together. This is not something that will play well in front of a jury,” Khan says. “They don’t have as much leverage as they might want.”

The Massachusetts complaint also includes dramatic accusations about how much Purdue executives knew about their blockbuster drug, and when they knew it.

According to lawsuit, members of the Sackler family and other Purdue executives purposefully downplayed the addictive properties of OxyContin, and promoted sales tactics meant to encourage doctors to prescribe as much OxyContin, in the highest doses and longest durations, as possible — despite the potential risks for abuse, and despite the terms of Purdue’s prior settlement with the federal government. The suit also details Purdue’s plans to sell addiction treatments, helping them dominate “the pain and addiction spectrum.” Purdue’s board, controlled by the Sacklers, also voted to pay out $4 billion to the family between 2007 and 2018, the documents show.

In a statement provided to TIME, a Purdue representative said the attorney general’s office “seeks to publicly vilify Purdue, its executives, employees and directors by taking out of context snippets from tens of millions of documents and grossly distorting their meaning. The complaint is riddled with demonstrably inaccurate allegations,” they said, and “offers little evidence to support its sweeping legal claims.” Purdue fought to keep portions of the suit from being released publicly.

If successful, Massachusetts’ lawsuit could force Purdue to pay not only significant fines, but also require the company to cease certain behaviors and make efforts to remedy the damages it has allegedly caused, Khan says.

“If you think about what would restitution look like, these are staggering, almost incalculable costs,” Khan says. But the problem goes beyond money. “What would it mean to stop this epidemic they’re accused of putting into place?” he asks. “You’re not going to find anyone who knows anything about the opioid epidemic who will just say you can solve this problem overnight with a quick fix.”

Further complicating matters, Purdue’s future hinges on far more than a single lawsuit.

John Jacobi, a professor of health law and policy at Seton Hall Law School, called the Massachusetts complaint “extraordinary in the length and depth of the allegations against individual defendants,” but says it is “more or less consistent” with the roughly 1,200 complaints included in the Ohio MDL, as well as the hundreds of others individually making their way through state court systems.

And for that reason, Jacobi says, Purdue could be facing consequences much larger than those included in Healey’s complaint. Opioid manufacturers could face a situation similar to the 1998 Master Settlement Agreement with Big Tobacco, which forced five major manufacturers to pay out billions of dollars over cigarette marketing and promotional practices. (Mike Moore, the lawyer who orchestrated the Master Settlement Agreement, is now bringing a new suit against opioid distributors and manufacturers. He was not immediately available for comment to TIME.)

“Many people have suggested that the only way out of the thicket that all of these litigants find themselves in would be some sort of global settlement similar to what was achieved in the tobacco litigation, and I don’t think that’s a far-fetched suggestion,” Jacobi says. “All of those, at some point, will be gathered up and resolved.”

Khan agrees that the volume of lawsuits in the MDL could hold a major threat for opioid manufacturers. And the results of MDL cases set for trial later this year will likely set the tone for other individual suits, like Healey’s, filed around the country, he says.

“There becomes a point at which it becomes mathematically impossible for every one of those plaintiffs to receive what they’re seeking,” Khan says. “Some of these companies are not going to be equipped to survive. Purdue may or may not be differently situated.”

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Answer the following question based on the above passage:

Explain the context around this article.

answer: Purdue Pharma previously settled a class-action lawsuit in 2007 that claimed the company had downplayed OxyContin's addictive potency in its marketing materials. Newly released court documents reveal that Purdue executives had knowledge of Oxycontin's potency long before 2007, but chose not to inform doctors of this information. If successful, the Massachusetts Attorney General's lawsuit could result in significant fines, as well as a global settlement similar to the tobacco cases. Purdue remains in danger regardless of any individual suits, as there are a number of other complaints already in progress.

answer: The text of this article is republished/reprinted by TIME. It's an overview of the situation of opioid distributors and manufacturers.

text: This response does not fully describe the context around this article. There are many more details that can be used

refinement: Purdue Pharma previously settled a class-action lawsuit in 2007 that claimed the company had downplayed OxyContin's addictive potency in its marketing materials. Newly released court documents reveal that Purdue executives had knowledge of Oxycontin's potency long before 2007, but chose not to inform doctors of this information. If successful, the Massachusetts Attorney General's lawsuit could result in significant fines, as well as a global settlement similar to the tobacco cases. Purdue remains in danger regardless of any individual suits, as there are a number of other complaints already in progress.

answer: Purdue Pharma executives had admitted understating the addictive potential and strength of the drug Oxycontin.

text: This response does provide some context about what the article is talking about, it could include more. There are important details that can be added to make this response stronger.

refinement: Purdue Pharma previously settled a class-action lawsuit in 2007 that claimed the company had downplayed OxyContin's addictive potency in its marketing materials. Newly released court documents reveal that Purdue executives had knowledge of Oxycontin's potency long before 2007, but chose not to inform doctors of this information. If successful, the Massachusetts Attorney General's lawsuit could result in significant fines, as well as a global settlement similar to the tobacco cases. Purdue remains in danger regardless of any individual suits, as there are a number of other complaints already in progress.

answer: Because pharmaceutical companies underestimated the potency and addictive qualities of opioid painkillers, they pushed them on doctors to in turn push on their patients. This caused one of the biggest and most fatal drug crises in the 20th and 21st centuries. In 2017, about 50k people in the US died as a direct result of opioid abuse, misuse, and miscalculated dosages. Allegedly pharmaceutical execs at Purdue-the company named in the lawsuit centered in this article-knowingly allowed doctors to continue to believe the main and most addictive ingredient in OxyContin-oxycodone-is weaker than morphine. The spread of this misinformation laid the foundation for a lack of care for the individuals afflicted by the disease that is addiction.

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The article relates to a deposition, allegedly leaked, of Richard Sackler, part of the family that founded and controls Purdue Pharma, the manufacturer of OxyContin. The deposition reveals that Sackler knew that OxyContin was much stronger than morphine as early as 1997, but chose not to share that knowledge with doctors. The document’s publication comes just weeks after the release of an unredacted complaint filed by the Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey, which includes damning allegations against Purdue Pharma, claiming the company promoted aggressive sales tactics and downplayed the addictive properties of OxyContin. Experts believe that Purdue could face consequences much larger in scale and scope than the 2007 settlement reached in the federal court, and potentially even settlements like the 1998 Master Settlement Agreement reached with Big Tobacco.

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Answer the following question based on the above passage:

Summarize the role of physicians in the opioid crisis.

answer: Physicians were aware that OxyContin was weaker than morphine, but chose not to tell patients this.

answer: Although Purdue Pharma knew as early as 1997 that OxyContin was stronger than morphine, they chose not to inform doctors, who could then have better monitored potential abuse. As the evidence mounts, Purdue could face serious consequences, from fines to injunctions that could threaten its ability to do business. The role of physicians in the crisis, then, is having insufficient knowledge of the addictive nature of the drugs they were prescribing to their patients. This contributed to the crisis and made Purdue vulnerable to legal action.

answer: Many experts believe that the failure of Purdue Pharma to disclose the risks of its powerful opioid OxyContin to doctors contributed to the opioid crisis. Physicians play an important role in properly prescribing opioids, especially when they need to be used to treat chronic pain.

text: This is a good response, but there are some important details missing from the original passage. The role of physicians  in the opioid crisis needs to be expanded on.

refinement: Many experts believe that the failure of Purdue Pharma to disclose the risks of its powerful opioid OxyContin to doctors contributed to the opioid crisis. Physicians were aware of the fact that oxycodone was weaker than morphine. Physicians play an important role in properly prescribing opioids, especially when they need to be used to treat chronic pain.

answer: Doctors get a cut of the profits the pharmaceutical companies make from the medications that they "push"-which is to say, they prescribe. The pharma reps at Sackler and Purdue pushed physicians to prescribe long and high dosages to ensure addiction. Doctors also were encouraged to then buy into the companies' addiction treatment plans as an attempt to remedy the situation that they had engendered.

text: This response has some inaccurate information in it about the doctor's role in prescribing oxytocin. In the passage, nothing is stated about doctors receiving a cut.

refinement: The pharma reps at Sackler and Purdue pushed physicians to prescribe long and high dosages to ensure addiction. Doctors also were encouraged to then buy into the companies' addiction treatment plans as an attempt to remedy the situation that they had engendered. Additionally, doctors knew that oxycodone was weaker than morphine.

answer: No answer

text: No response is given and an accurate response needs to be generated.

refinement: The pharma reps at Sackler and Purdue pushed physicians to prescribe long and high dosages to ensure addiction. Doctors also were encouraged to then buy into the companies' addiction treatment plans as an attempt to remedy the situation that they had engendered. Additionally, doctors knew that oxycodone was weaker than morphine.

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Answer the following question based on the above passage:

Summarize the consequences Purdue could face if this lawsuit succeeds.

answer: First and foremost, the pharmaceutical company could be forced to pay lofty fines and fees associated with the lawsuit. They would have to discontinue the behaviors that were not only condoned but also encouraged. However, the question of damages is a more complex one-as it is a nuanced issue, restitution could look like a host of different things depending on the individual or institution directly impacted by the tactics that Purdue used to push these drugs they knew were addictive and dangerous. Purdue could be forced to pay billions of dollars-as big tobacco companies had to do in 1998 following a similar series of lawsuits regarding the unethical practices of pushing products from the tobacco industry without proper warnings. A global sentiment, regardless of any precedent, is difficult to secure.

answer: If Healey's suit is successful, Purdue could face significant consequences, including possible fines and reparations. The company may also be required to make efforts to remedy the damages it has allegedly caused.

text: While this response is correct, more information regarding the consequences Purdue could face should be included.

refinement: First and foremost, the pharmaceutical company could be forced to pay lofty fines and fees associated with the lawsuit. They would have to discontinue the behaviors that were not only condoned but also encouraged. However, the question of damages is a more complex one-as it is a nuanced issue, restitution could look like a host of different things depending on the individual or institution directly impacted by the tactics that Purdue used to push these drugs they knew were addictive and dangerous. Purdue could be forced to pay billions of dollars-as big tobacco companies had to do in 1998 following a similar series of lawsuits regarding the unethical practices of pushing products from the tobacco industry without proper warnings. A global sentiment, regardless of any precedent, is difficult to secure.

answer: If the Massachusetts lawsuit succeeds, Purdue could face significant fines and may be required to cease certain behaviors in order to remedy its damages. In addition, a global settlement similar to the one achieved in the tobacco litigation may be needed to resolve the company's predicament.

answer: This case could force the Purdue to make efforts to remedy the damages they have caused their customers, and require the company to do things like cease doing certain things.

text: Additional detail is required to make this response stronger. Listing out the several consequences that could occur to Purdue would be the best way to edit this response.

refinement: First and foremost, the pharmaceutical company could be forced to pay lofty fines and fees associated with the lawsuit. They would have to discontinue the behaviors that were not only condoned but also encouraged. However, the question of damages is a more complex one-as it is a nuanced issue, restitution could look like a host of different things depending on the individual or institution directly impacted by the tactics that Purdue used to push these drugs they knew were addictive and dangerous. Purdue could be forced to pay billions of dollars-as big tobacco companies had to do in 1998 following a similar series of lawsuits regarding the unethical practices of pushing products from the tobacco industry without proper warnings. A global sentiment, regardless of any precedent, is difficult to secure.

answer: Together, the lawsuits against Purdue today could force them to pay fines, open investigations into the company, and propose restitution for the damages their company has caused. Another potential consequence would be a fine if any pressure was exerted by the pharmaceutical industry or other distributors, as they have also been involved in the legal battles. Alongside what are described as "astronomical fines" are injunctions that would prevent the company from purchasing opioids and could result in being shut down.


text:
NIK KOZUB is a Canadian musician. Formerly a bass guitarist for the band Veal,[1] he is now associated with the electronic music group Shout Out Out Out Out.[2]

Kozub also writes and records his own solo electronic music and remixes material for other artists under the name THE PARONOMASIAC, DJs under the name NIK 7, and is a recording engineer and producer who has worked on material for a variety of artists including Cadence Weapon,[3] Humans,[4] and The Wet Secrets.[5]

Nik is the co-founder, along with Shout Out Out Out Out member Jason Troock, of Edmonton-based record label Normals Welcome Records, established in 2005.[6]

He is the son of Wilfred Kozub, a rock musician in Edmonton.[7]

[1] “No keeping track”. _FFWD_, January 6, 2005.

[2] “Odd Men Out Out Out Out”. _See_, February 26, 2009.

[3] [http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNews/story/CTVNews/20070329/SOOOO_junos_070329/20070329?s_name=junos2007&no_ads= Shout Out Out Out Out are always having fun fun fun fun!"]. CTV News, March 29, 2007.

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[7] “Tearing up the dance floor”. _Metro_, March 6, 2009.

title: Nik Kozub

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

What genre of music does Nik Kozub play?

answer: most of it is electronic.

text: Not most of it, no capital.

answer: Electronic music.

answer: Nik Kozub plays electronic music.

answer: He makes electronic music with the group Shout Out Out Out Out, although it is not stated what genre of music Veal made.

answer: It seems like mostly electronic music.

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

List two different music groups Nik Kozub has been a member of.

answer: Veal and Shout Out Out Out Out

answer: Veal and Shout Out Out Out Out

answer: Veal and Shout Out Out Out Out.

answer: Shout Out Out Out Out and Veal.

answer: Veal and Shout Out Out Out Out

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

Describe Nik Kozub's solo music ventures.

answer: Kozub releases electronic music under the name The Pronomasiac, DJs under the name Nik 7, and is a recording engineer and producer who has worked on music for artists including Cade Weapon, Humans, and The Wet Secrets.

answer: Kozub releases electronic music under the name THE PARONOMASIAC and DJs under the name NIK 7. He is also a recording engineer and producer who has worked on material for a variety of artists.

answer: Nik Kozub is an electronic musician who has carried out his own solo projects under the name THE PARONOMASIAC. He also remixes material for other artists as well as DJs.

answer: Nik Kozub creates his own electronic music and produces remixes for other artists under the name The Paronomasiac.

answer: He releases his own electronic music and remixes under the name The Paranomasiac. He also DJs under the name Nik 7.

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

What is Normals Welcome Records?

answer: Edmonton-based record label established in 2005 by Nik and Jason.

answer: Normals Welcome Records is a record label founded in 2005 by Nik Kozub and Jason Troock.

answer: Normals Welcome Records is an Edmonton-based record label founded by Nik Kozub and Jason Troock.

answer: A record label based in Edmonton that was founded in 2005 by Nik and Shout Out Out Out Out member Jason Troock.

answer: It is a record label.

question: Write a ~4 sentence summary.

answer: Nik Kozub is a Canadian musician. He is a former member of Veal and is currently associated with the electronic group Shout Out Out Out Out. He also released his own electronic music and remixes under the name The Paranomasiac. He is a cofounder of the Edmonton-based label Normals Welcome Records.

answer: Nik Kozub is a Canadian musician active in the electronic music scene. He was a bass guitarist for the band Veal until 2006 and now works with Shout Out Out Out Out. He is also a producer and musician under the alias THE PARONOMASIAC.

answer: Nik Kozub is a Canadian musician associated with the electronic music group Shout Out Out Out Out, as well as working on remixes for a variety of artists. He recorded a song with the Wet Secrets and has worked on material for Cadence Weapon and Humans. Normals Welcome Records was established in 2005 and began by releasing music from the band Veal.

answer: Nik Kozub is a Canadian musician who has played in the band Veal and is now associated with the electronic music group Shout Out Out Out Out. He also produces music under the name the Paronomasiac and DJs under the name NIK 7. He is also the co-founder of Edmonton-based record label Normals Welcome Records.

answer: Nik Kozub is a Canadian musician. He is the bass guitarist for Shout Out Out Out Out as well as working under the name THE PARONOMASIAC (his own solo electronic music), under the name NIK 7 (DJ), and as a recording engineer and producer for Cadence Weapon, Hirns, The Wet Secrets. He also runs his own label which promotes music in Edmonton named "Normals Welcome Records" and played with Veal.


text:
This Saturday is finally it; I get to complete my long con. This will be the best Valentine’s Day of my life!

It all started nearly 20 years ago in middle school. I was a little awkward, had no close friends. All the other boys played football or basketball together. I didn’t see the point. I was happy when I got home after school and could continue my game of Dungeons & Dragons. There was nothing more soothing than creating and controlling this world, especially when I played all the characters.
Everything changed when Stacy moved to town. She was absolutely gorgeous when she showed up at school the first time. She wore a purple dress with brown stockings, pink shoes, and a yellow bow tie in her long, straight black hair. I loved the way her glasses magnified her stunning brown eyes like she was always watching your every move. At recess the boys were playing a big game of football and the girls were gossiping about the cutest boy of the week. I sat in my usual corner between the brick walls of the building thinking about my next D&D adventure when Stacy came up.

“Whatcha doin’? She asked. I put on all my charm.

“Thinking about my 26th level elf. Last night he single-handedly took out the evil Orc to save the princess.” I said proudly. I never understood why everyone laughed when I told them about my adventures.

“Ooooh.” She genuinely replied. “Maybe he could take my 15th level druid along next time.”

That was the start of something amazing. Every day we would plan our adventures, then once the bell rang would run home to play it out. We were inseparable. Not a care in the world about what the other kids thought. That is until high school started. She started to mature and care about more “adult” social interactions while I still enjoyed getting lost with her in our world together. Our daily games turned into weekly games and I was getting lonely. But it wasn’t until lunch half way through freshman year that I realized that I had lost her. She was talking with a group of her friends. I came right up to her and told her about my adventure ideas for the night. Obviously embarrassed, she pretended like she had no clue what I was talking about and that I should get a life and “go away you weirdo.”

I was devastated. I had lost my best friend. And even worse, I couldn’t play D&D anymore. It just wasn’t the same without her. She ruined my life. Nothing was fun, food didn’t taste good, and I could barely drag myself out of bed in the morning.

I had a miserable time finishing high school, but made it into college and became a computer programmer. I was doing pretty well by myself. Stacy was no longer in my thoughts, I was making good money, and being a bachelor, I owed a pretty nice house. That is when Stacy entered my life again. Twelve years ago she became the new secretary at my company. Out of all the people, it had to be her. All the rage came back, I started missing work trying to avoid her, and I became more recluse. That’s when the idea came to me. I can get her back for what she did to me. That bitch will pay!

I came back to work pretending like nothing was amiss.

“Where have you been?” She asked.

“Oh, there’s this new project idea I have. Was just trying to sort through the details.”

“Really?” She said intrigued. “What’s the idea?”

“How about over dinner tonight?” I asked.

“Sure!” She giggled, excited about going out.

We had a nice dinner and I told her all about a new game the company had been working on, my “great idea.” After a few drinks we went back to my place. It was much easier than I though. I guess having a nice house and extra spending cash was more attractive than I had imagined. She quickly fell for me. Before long we were going out or I would cook for her every night, and she moved in within the year. It didn’t take much convincing once I planted the seed that she wouldn’t have to pay rent anymore.

Then the day came. I proposed to her. We had traveled to the Caribbean for one of our long weekend getaways. After a romantic dinner, we walked up to the top of a hill for a nice view of the beach where I had hundreds of candles laid out to say, “Marry me, Stacy.” She was aghast, and crying said, “Yes! Of course, I love you so much!” I had her. She was in my pocket. She won’t know what hit her.

We planned our wedding for Valentine’s Day of 2005. How romantic. We were married in the French Riviera with all her friends and family out for the ceremony. She was so happy. Little did she know. We had three kids together and had many wonderful family vacations. Every Valentine’s Day we would leave for a weeklong romantic getaway to celebrate our anniversary. I treated her like a goddess and she ate up every bit of it.

But now, finally, our ten-year wedding anniversary is this Saturday, Valentine’s Day 2015. We are renewing our vows with all our friends and family invited back to our wedding venue. I finally get to tell her the truth in front of all these people, that this whole life of hers has been a lie. I have never loved her or those god-awful kids that came out of her. It's going to be amazing. I can’t wait to see those tears pouring out of her eyes when she understands. Let that be a lesson to you, Stacy. You don’t mess with a D&D master!

title: [RF] The Long Con

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

Summarize the theme of revenge in the story?

answer: The narrator is going to tell his wife that this whole life of hers has been a lie. He is going to reveal that he has never loved her or the kids she bore him. The narrator is planning on doing this on their ten-year wedding anniversary. He is planning to do this in front of all their friends and family. The narrator is planning this revenge for the way Stacy treated him when they were kids. The narrator was heartbroken when Stacy stopped playing D&D with him. The narrator has been planning this revenge for 12 years. The narrator is going to make Stacy feel the same way he felt when she stopped playing D&D with him.

text: There is too much repetition and the story has no flow.

refinement: The narrator is going to tell his wife that her whole life has been a lie. He is going to reveal that he has never loved her or the kids she bore him. He plans this for their tenth wedding anniversary and will make the announcement in front of all their friends and family. This is his revenge for the treatment meted on him by Stacy when they were still kids. The narrator was heartbroken when Stacy stopped playing D&D with him.

answer: The narrator is going to tell his wife that this whole life of hers has been a lie. He is going to reveal that he has never loved her or the kids she bore him. The narrator is planning on doing this on their ten-year wedding anniversary. He is planning to do this in front of all their friends and family. The narrator is planning this revenge for the way Stacy treated him when they were kids. The narrator was heartbroken when Stacy stopped playing D&D with him. The narrator has been planning this revenge for 12 years. The narrator is going to make Stacy feel the same way he felt when she stopped playing D&D with him. The narrator is a D&D master.

answer: The narrator's girlfriend, Stacy, left him because he was too obsessed with Dungeons & Dragons. He felt so hurt that he decided to get revenge by tricking her into marriage. He did this by pretending to be interested in her company in order to get her to fall in love with him. He used his wealth and position to convince her that he loved her and she agreed to marry him. He then proposed to her and got married to her. He planned to reveal the truth to her on their 10-year anniversary.

answer: According to the story, the main character's ex-girlfriend, Stacy, explained that she lost interest in the main character's geeky pastime, so she broke off their friendship. However, he internally believes she also destroyed access to his escapism world. In revenge, he developed a game from their past game sessions and used it to enact a massive deception that would allow him to win her heart and bring her into his world for the rest of her life. Ultimately, he says that the story of his concocted romance is a warning for her in case she messes with him again.

text: Doesn't accurately and coherently reflect the story

refinement: The narrator is going to tell his wife that her whole life has been a lie. He is going to reveal that he has never loved her or the kids she bore him. He plans this for their tenth wedding anniversary and will make the announcement in front of all their friends and family. This is his revenge for the treatment meted on him by Stacy when they were still kids. The narrator was heartbroken when Stacy stopped playing D&D with him.

answer: The man orchestrates this long con to dupe and get revenge from Stacy. He plotted his revenge from her after she matured and he realized that she was no longer interested in playing D&D like she used to. Also, he used her insecurities about not being paid as a secretary to convince her to live with him as his fake wife.

text: Fanciful but full of inaccuracies

refinement: The narrator is going to tell his wife that her whole life has been a lie. He is going to reveal that he has never loved her or the kids she bore him. He plans this for their tenth wedding anniversary and will make the announcement in front of all their friends and family. This is his revenge for the treatment meted on him by Stacy when they were still kids. The narrator was heartbroken when Stacy stopped playing D&D with him.

answer: He wants to anonymously marries her because "she won't know what hit her." He does it to win the best revenge he can for his humiliation at losing at a game with her in high school.

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

What does the story say about why the narrator chose to wait ten years into his marriage with Stacey before revealing her offence to him?

answer: The narrator waited ten years into his marriage with Stacey before revealing her offence to him. He wanted to be sure that she was financially dependent on him and that she wouldn't be able to leave him if he told her the truth.

answer: No answer

text: An answer is possible

refinement: The narrator has enjoyed his life with Stacy and has savored the revenge that he plans to take.

answer: The narrator claimed that Stacy ruined his life. He kept delaying the "payback" deed because he got her pregnant and had three kids with her.

answer: The narrator wanted to wait until Valentine's Day to tell Stacy that he never loved her or their kids. He wanted to teach her a lesson for being mean to him in high school.

text: He could have done it on any Valentine's day over the prior ten years.

refinement: The story doesn't speculate over why he waited ten years.

answer: The narrator waited ten years into his marriage with Stacey before revealing her offence to him. He wanted to be sure that she was financially dependent on him and that she wouldn't be able to leave him if he told her the truth. He wanted to make sure that she had kids with him and that she wouldn't be able to walk away from him. He wanted to make sure that she was emotionally dependent on him and that she wouldn't be able to walk away from him. He wanted to make sure that she was legally dependent on him and that she wouldn't be able to walk away from him.

text: Lots of unnecessary repetition

refinement: The narrator waited ten years into his marriage with Stacey before revealing her offense to him. He wanted to be sure that she was financially, legally, and emotionally dependent on him and that she wouldn't be able to leave him if he told her the truth.

answer: No answer

text: An answer, though speculative is possible

refinement: The narrator has enjoyed his life with Stacy and has savored the revenge that he plans to take.

answer: The narrator claimed that Stacy ruined his life. He kept delaying the "payback" deed because he got her pregnant and had three kids with her. He also says he enjoyed creating and controlling the world as well as being a loving partner and a doting father. He also manages to expose Stacey to her friends, family members and neighbours as his victim.

text: This is is speculative and unclear

refinement: The narrator claimed that Stacy ruined his life. He kept delaying the "payback" deed because he got her pregnant and had three kids with her.


text:
White Light

I was excited for tonight. However slightly nervous at the same time. I hadn’t seen all these people in so long. Were they going to like me still? Did they even remember me? Did they miss me as much as I missed them? All these questions running through my head was giving me a headache. I decided to take a quick shower. After I got out the shower I noticed I had a missed call from my old friend Tom. I immediately called him back.

“hey Tom what's up?” I asked.
“oh nothing” he replied “just wondering if you were going tonight that’s all”
“yeah of course I am, I wouldn’t miss it for the world” I said
“aw nice one! I was thinking, if you wanted to, you should come round early and help set up everything?”he asked
I hesitated for a moment, he always was a bit flirty.
“yeah okay sure, gives us time to have little catch-up before the party”
“it's a date!” Tom exclaimed.
“okay, bye”
With that I ended the call. Tom and I have a past that I don’t really want to repeat.

The next 2 hours flew by and I found myself driving to Tom's house. Once I arrived I walked straight in and no surprise he was in his bedroom rolling what he called 'doobies'. He offered me one (as he always does) but I declined, I didn’t want to be 'high' while I was seeing everyone again. Tom was much taller than I remembered. He still had that noticeable scar under his left eye, which I still to this day don’t know how he got. His long blonde hair flicked across his brow almost covering his eyes. I did notice however, that his clothes seemed to be on the tight side. His nipples were clearly visible through his plain, green t-shirt.

By around 10pm most people had arrived and I was I feeling slightly unsettled. I didn’t really know anyone here. I mean I had talked with my old friends but they all seemed like they had somewhere better to be. So there I am just sat there on the crinkly, leather couch drinking alone. I start to notice that in fact, everyone was acting unnatural. I liked to people watch, it became a habit of mine once I started my new college. Something was certainly not right, I had to get out of here.

I stood up and took a brisk walk to the door only to get intercepted by Tom.
“leaving already?” Tom asked.
“yeah kinda feeling a bit ill, one to many beers I think” I gulped.
“I have just the thing, follow me”

Feeling slightly apprehensive I followed. He lead me through a maze of people, to the outdoor sofa's. Surprisingly it wasn’t cold out, considering it was the middle of November. It was a clear night and the garden was illuminated by the full moon. We took a seat next to the smokers, they all had longish hair and looked like the stereotypical stoner’s you would see in the movies. Tom proceeded to pull out a doobie. He lit it and puffed away on it. I was starting to wonder why he brought me out here. He then sticks out his hand with the lit joint and beckons me to take it. I was slightly anxious about taking it, I had only ever smoked while I had been sober. I ignored my gut instinct not to take it and took a few big hits and passed it back.

“not so bad, eh” Tom chimed.
“hmm I suppose, I don’t feel any different” I lied.
Inside my head was spinning. My vision was blurry. However I felt fine now, more at ease. That was until I detected everyone staring at me. What was happening, everyone looked odd, but I couldn’t put my finger on what was different about them. Then it clicked. They weren’t humans.

I had to leave right now. I chucked my coat on and stumbled to the door. Fortunately for me it was open. I ventured on my journey across town, I debated calling a taxi but decided against the idea as I had no money. I got about halfway down the street when I heard someone calling my name. I swiftly turn around to see Tom stood there.

“I need your help they're trying to get me” he shouted. Before I could answer him back one of the people from the party leapt onto him and started ripping him to pieces. I watched as this red-eyed creature, denatured my friend. I let out a whimper.  What was this thing? I just witnessed my best friend savagely ripped apart in front of my very eyes. I sprinted away as fast as my legs could go. I finally made it to a supermarket where I found refuge in a older man. I blurted out my story and he offered me comfort and a place to stay, to which I accepted gratefully.

I shakily climbed into his shiny black ford and closed my eyes as we sped off. I felt a cold shiver down my spine and I slowly opened my eyes. He was one of them. I manage to catch a glimpse of his blood red eyes and my worst fears came true. The car screeched to a halt and the old man got out. I made a split-second decision and flung the car door open and made a run for it. I was one step behind.

The creature hooked its man like hands around my arms and pulled me towards it. It stopped for a moment and examined me. It proceeded to stare deep into me almost like it could see my soul quivering in fright. His arms jerked down towards my legs and I watched in agony as he dismembered my body, limb from limb.
I saw the light and all my pain was gone.
I was dead.

title: first draft of my coursework story, all feedback is welcome thanks. 1010 words

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

What does the text say about Tom?

answer: Tom is an old friend of the narrator, and they apparently have a romantic past, which the narrator doesn't want to repeat. He smokes marijuana, is rather tall, has a scar under his left eye, long, blond hair, and his clothes are on the tight side. He is apparently the only other human at the party.

text: There is no evidence of romance between Tom and the narrator

refinement: Tom is an old friend of the narrator. He smokes marijuana, is rather tall, has a scar under his left eye, long, blond hair, and his clothes are on the tight side. He is apparently the only other human at the party.

text: The narrator did speak to other humans before she smoked the doobie.

refinement: Tom is an old friend of the narrator. He smokes marijuana, is rather tall, has a scar under his left eye, long, blond hair, and his clothes are on the tight side.

answer: The text suggests that Tom is flirty and tends to offer drugs. He seemingly brought the main protagonist, the narrator, outside to introduce her to his friends who are all supernatural creatures. Tom ends up getting killed by one of these creatures. The creature recognizes that the protagonist is also not a human, but does not kill her but rather dismembers her.

text: There is no evidence that the protagonist is not human.

refinement: The text suggests that Tom is flirty and tends to offer drugs. He seemingly brought the main protagonist, the narrator, outside to introduce her to his friends who are all supernatural creatures. Tom ends up getting killed by one of these creatures. Then they kill the protagonist.

answer: The text indicates that Tom is flirty and likes to bring people to his personal space and smoke marijuana. He seems to have some ulterior motive when he looks into the protagonist when she is having a bad time and asks her to come to his place.

text: There is no evidence of ulterior motives.

refinement: The text indicates that Tom is flirty and likes to bring people to his personal space and smoke marijuana. Tom is devoured by a supernatural creature.

answer: Tom is the narrator's friend. They have known each other for a long time. They attend the same party.

answer: Tom is the narrator's friend from high school. He lives in a house filled with other people that aren't human. Tom volunteers the narrator to join them in smoking weed in the garden. The narrator begins to realize that Tom and the others aren't human after the first few hits from the joint. Tom assists the bleeding creature in eating the narrator.

text: There is no evidence that Tom isn't human. He also didn't help to devour his friend.

refinement: Tom is the narrator's friend from high school. He lives in a house filled with other people that aren't human. Tom volunteers the narrator to join them in smoking weed in the garden. Ton is devoured by a supernatural creature.

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

What is the twist of the story?

answer: The aliens are portrayed in a humorous and outlandish manner and wrapped in a lot of science fiction concepts, but what it amounts to is ultimately a dark and grim story about murder, suicide and defending one's sisters. The narrator, who is an alien, is killed by the other aliens he is trying to defend in a group before disappearing from the story.

text: This answer is inaccurate and somewhat incoherent

refinement: It is revealed that everyone at the party except the narrator and Tom are not human. The narrator rushes out and sees them tear Tom apart. She seeks shelter in a supermarket and encounters another one of the creatures, which implies that the entire town may have been inhuman.

answer: It is revealed that everyone at the party except the narrator and Tom are not human. The narrator rushes out and sees them tear Tom apart. She seeks shelter in a supermarket and encounters another one of the creatures, which implies that the entire town may have been inhuman.

answer: The twist in the story is that all of the people at the party are not humans, but things with red eyes that savagely kill people.

answer: A party the narrator is at transforms suddenly and the guests who have always seemed to logically behave unexpectedly join to rip and kill the narrator. The twist ending is the narrator seems to die and then the story reveals that the narrator was the one who killed their friend during the fight.

text: This answer is completely inaccurate

refinement: It is revealed that everyone at the party except the narrator and Tom are not human. The narrator rushes out and sees them tear Tom apart. She seeks shelter in a supermarket and encounters another one of the creatures, which implies that the entire town may have been inhuman.

answer: The twist of the story is that all of the people at Tom's party are not human at all but monsters in disguise. Once the protagonist realizes this, she narrowly escapes being killed herself by escaping from a car and running away from the monsters. The sad part at the end is that she is caught and killed in the end.

text: She escaped in a car, not from a car.

refinement: The twist of the story is that all of the people at Tom's party are not human at all but monsters in disguise. Once the protagonist realizes this, she narrowly escapes being killed herself by running away from the monsters and escaping in a car. The sad part at the end is that she is caught and killed in the end.

text: Repetition

refinement: The twist of the story is that all of the people at Tom's party are not human at all but monsters in disguise. Once the protagonist realizes this, she narrowly escapes being killed herself by running away from the monsters and escaping in a car. The sad part at the end is that she is caught and killed.


text:
Whenever I see the letter W my mind is immediately drawn to visions of water. Thoughts of long refreshing swims and warm summer weather follows shortly after and it’s not long before I start looking up destinations to visit that all revolve around the letter W.

It just so happens that this letter also represents one of my favourite hotel brands.

W Hotels wow you with details regardless of where you choose to stay with them in the world. The W Singapore – Sentosa Cove is no exception and is the ideal stopover destination if you’re keen to float around and soak up the sunshine before your next flight.

Located on the lush little island paradise of Sentosa, this hotel is a trendy, relaxing haven of all things tropical and water is a key focus! While you can explore the nearby attractions of Sentosa Island and visit the southern most point of South-East Asia at Palawan Beach or wander through Sentosa ResortWorld and the impressive SEA Aquarium, sometimes a stopover should just be about chill time.

W Hotels are the concept kings in my opinion when it comes to transforming public areas of their properties around the world. The custom WET area is exactly as the name suggests, a wonderland of all things watery and the place I spent 80 per cent of my time in Singapore! Groovy music, inflatable swans, hammocks draped under the palm trees, a pool bar and the essential element, a giant swimming pool.

My super sleek room was located in the Away Spa wing and this meant I was lucky enough to have my own private plunge pool, one I can tell you I jumped in straight away even though I arrived at midnight! Midnight swims are the best after all right!? My camera took a little while to get used to the humidity but after letting it rest on my daybed, it was ready and I took it with me photographing from pool to pool until 2am.

Cupcakes on arrival (key to my heart!), a personalised greeting card complete with a photo of me from my travels and my favourite…a princess rubber ducky for the pool. Hello stopover heaven.

Take a visual peek below at my stay…

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A selection of mood lighting choices help your room to glow to whatever tune you desire…

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[Jump from your bed straight into your very own plunge pool...yes, it's dream worthy!]

Jump from your bed straight into your very own plunge pool…yes, it’s dream worthy!

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[Hello Cupcakes!]

Hello Cupcakes!

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Midnight swims in the 24hour WET pool area!

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Happy pancakes…because who likes sad ones.

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The women’s bathroom by the pool…quite the entertaining toilet experience.

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Tea cup chandeliers in the corridors…

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Exploring Sentosa Island with a walk across the suspension bridge to the southern most point of South-East Asia!

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Water jets in the WET area.

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The Away Spa is decorated with intricate tiled designs and offers soothing treatments.

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Where I spent the majority of my Singapore Stopover…WET.

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Funky little sound proof booths so you can make a phone call without noise distractions!

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The Wandering Lens was a guest of the W Singapore – Sentosa Cove however all opinions are of course my own and as you can tell…I loved it and the photos never lie!

[Olympus Underwater Housing + OM-D E-M1 Mark II]

Hello! I’m the founder and photographer behind The Wandering Lens.
With 14+yrs experience as a professional travel and landscape photographer, all advice found on this site is from my personal experience on the road. I hope it’s useful for your own travels and would love to hear in the comments about your trips and experiences around the world.

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

Summarize everything to do with water.

answer: The letter W conjures visions of water in the author's mind. They think of long refreshing swims in warm summer weather. Water is the key focus on the W Singapore - Sentosa Cove. The WET area includes inflatable swans, a pool bar, and a giant swimming pool. The author's room in the Away Spa wing had its own private plunge pool. They dove in for a midnight swim.

answer: When the letter W is read, visions of water are immediately conjured up in the author's mind, along with thoughts of long refreshing swims and warm summer weather, while visions of watery activities, like floating and soaking up sunshine, come to mind. The letter W also represents W Hotels, a favourite brand of water play area. At the W Singapore - Sentosa Cove, all things are watery, from the large swimming pools to the piping hot, private plunge pools, making this place all about chill time.

answer: Water is a central focus in the W Singapore – Sentosa Cove. Literally every aspect of the hotel and public areas revolve around water. Custom WET areas feature lounging areas and a huge pool. Guests can also enjoy a private plunge pool in the Away Spa wing. And if all of that isn't enough, there are sound proof booths for making phone calls! The entire property is a perfect oasis for people looking to relax amidst a backdrop of water.

text: It is omitted that when the letter W is read, visions of water are immediately conjured up in the author's mind, along with thoughts of long refreshing swims.

refinement: When the letter W is read, visions of water are immediately conjured up in the author's mind, along with thoughts of long refreshing swims. Water is a central focus in the W Singapore – Sentosa Cove. Literally every aspect of the hotel and public areas revolve around water. Custom WET areas feature lounging areas and a huge pool. Guests can also enjoy a private plunge pool in the Away Spa wing. And if all of that isn't enough, there are sound proof booths for making phone calls! The entire property is a perfect oasis for people looking to relax amidst a backdrop of water.

answer: The hotel focuses heavily on water elements such as the custom WET area and plunge pools. This includes both swimming pools as well as toilet experiences around the pools. There is also a focus on sound proofing and plenty of opportunities to make telephone calls in quiet booths.

text: It is omitted that when the letter W is read, visions of water are immediately conjured up in the author's mind, along with thoughts of long refreshing swims; water is a central focus in the W Singapore – Sentosa Cove.

refinement: When the letter W is read, visions of water are immediately conjured up in the author's mind, along with thoughts of long refreshing swims. Water is a central focus in the W Singapore – Sentosa Cove. The hotel focuses heavily on water elements such as the custom WET area and plunge pools. This includes both swimming pools as well as toilet experiences around the pools. There is also a focus on sound proofing and plenty of opportunities to make telephone calls in quiet booths.

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refinement: When the letter W is read, visions of water are immediately conjured up in the author's mind, along with thoughts of long refreshing swims. Water is a central focus in the W Singapore – Sentosa Cove. The hotel focuses heavily on water elements such as the custom WET area and plunge pools. This includes swimming pools.

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The narrator's mind conjures up visions of water whenever he sees the letter W. Anything to do with water is drawn to him - hotel pools, pools at home, and thoughts of summer weather are all conjured by this letter. He likes The W Hotels and uses the W Singapore- Sentosa Cove as a stopover before flying out of Singapore to his next destination, accessing the island paradise of Sentosa. There's a WET area on the property and reportedly a 24 hour pool. A plunge pool in the main building is perfect for midnight swims and there is even a giant pool in the WET area. The pool area has inflatable swans and hammocks hanging under the palm trees, a pool bar and cup cakes on arrival, how the pool varies from my own, is practically anyone's prediction. My camera grabbed a little humidity originally but after resting, it was ready and took someones shiny metallic paddle along for pics. Watched a walk over a suspension bridge to the southern most point of South-East Asia! How does the owner offer specific customization in the room and bathroom areas and in photographs of women's toilets? There's a cup cake chandelier in the corridor and a coffee machine in the kitchenette with a kettle and a single hole coffe machine including a wide variety of teas and coffee. The austere tiles in the closet cool the temperature so much that it is said that your clothes practically freeze in front of you.
This is better than the women's toilets in a castle.

text: It is irrelevant 'The pool area has inflatable swans and hammocks hanging under the palm trees, a pool bar and cup cakes on arrival, how the pool varies from my own, is practically anyone's prediction. . My camera grabbed a little humidity originally but after resting, it was ready and took someones shiny metallic paddle along for pics. Watched a walk over a suspension bridge to the southern most point of South-East Asia! How does the owner offer specific customization in the room and bathroom areas and in photographs of women's toilets? There's a cup cake chandelier in the corridor and a coffee machine in the kitchenette with a kettle and a single hole coffe machine including a wide variety of teas and coffee. The austere tiles in the closet cool the temperature so much that it is said that your clothes practically freeze in front of you. This is better than the women's toilets in a castle.'

refinement: The narrator's mind conjures up visions of water whenever he sees the letter W. Anything to do with water is drawn to him - hotel pools, pools at home, and thoughts of summer weather are all conjured by this letter. He likes The W Hotels and uses the W Singapore- Sentosa Cove. There's a WET area on the property and reportedly a 24 hour pool. A plunge pool in the main building is perfect for midnight swims and there is even a giant pool in the WET area. The pool area has inflatable swans and hammocks hanging under the palm trees, a pool bar and cup cakes on arrival.

text: It should be '24 hour pool' instead of '24 hour pool'.

refinement: The narrator's mind conjures up visions of water whenever he sees the letter W. Anything to do with water is drawn to him - hotel pools, pools at home, and thoughts of summer weather are all conjured by this letter. He likes The W Hotels and uses the W Singapore- Sentosa Cove. There's a WET area on the property and reportedly a 24-hour pool. A plunge pool in the main building is perfect for midnight swims and there is even a giant pool in the WET area. The pool area has inflatable swans and hammocks hanging under the palm trees, a pool bar and cup cakes on arrival.

text: 'a pool bar and cup cakes' should be 'a pool bar, and cupcakes'.

refinement: The narrator's mind conjures up visions of water whenever he sees the letter W. Anything to do with water is drawn to him - hotel pools, pools at home, and thoughts of summer weather are all conjured by this letter. He likes The W Hotels and uses the W Singapore- Sentosa Cove. There's a WET area on the property and reportedly a 24-hour pool. A plunge pool in the main building is perfect for midnight swims and there is even a giant pool in the WET area. The pool area has inflatable swans and hammocks hanging under the palm trees, a pool bar, and cupcakes on arrival.

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Answer the following question based on the above passage:

Summarize everything relating to the author's feelings about the W Singapore - Sentosa Cove.

answer: The author had a blast at the W Singapore and has plenty of praise for the hotel experience. The "romantic" beds, "cute" toilet, enormous pools and showers, pools, and private plunge pods exceeded expectations. The desserts are noteworthy as are the photos of the attendees guests that are played.

text: The author's emotions are implied, not explicitly mentioned.

refinement: The author had a blast at the W Singapore and has plenty of praise for the hotel experience. They are delighted with the "romantic" beds, "cute" toilet, enormous pools and showers, pools, and private plunge pods exceeded expectations. The desserts are noteworthy as are the photos of the attendees guests that are played. The author deeply enjoys staying in the hotel.

answer: The author deeply enjoyed their stay at the W Singapore - Sentosa Cove, finding it to be the perfect tropical getaway spot and an ideal stopover destination. The custom WET area is highlighted as a key attraction, with all things watery given the focus, from groovy music to a giant swimming pool. Finally, the author enjoyed the amenities, including cupcakes on arrival, a personal card with a photo, and a princess rubber ducky for the pool. Overall, the author adores this hotel and recommends it without hesitation.

answer: They call it the ideal stopover destination for those wanting to soak up the sunshine before their next flight. It is a trendy, relaxing haven. W Hotels are concept kings when it comes to transforming public areas. They call the hotel stopover heaven.

text: The author's emotions are not explicitly mentioned.

refinement: The author is delighted with the "romantic" beds, "cute" toilet, enormous pools and showers, pools, and private plunge pods. The author deeply enjoys staying in the hotel. They call it the ideal stopover destination for those wanting to soak up the sunshine before their next flight. It is a trendy, relaxing haven. W Hotels are concept kings when it comes to transforming public areas. They call the hotel stopover heaven.

answer: When the author arrives at the hotel, she feels that being dropped off at her personal pool entrance with a ducky floating around is the ideal way to start her journey. She says that the customer service with the little details is what makes this hotel different. She loves the WET area with inflatable swans and hammocks, and the pool bar by the giant pool is a good spot for her to lounge in. She loved this stopover and would stay more in the future.

answer: The author adores the W Singapore - Sentosa Cove, specifically for the custom WET area with its pool, hammocks, cupcakes and much more. The author also loves the plunge pool and bathroom decor, as well as the nearby attractions and general atmosphere of the hotel. Overall, the author loves the W Singapore - Sentosa Cove's attention to detail and atmosphere.


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HARRISON TOWNSHIP is an inactive township in Scotland County, in the U.S. state of Missouri.[1]

Harrison Township was erected in 1844, taking its name from President William Henry Harrison.[2]

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title: Harrison Township, Scotland County, Missouri

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

Where is the Harrison Township located?

answer: In Scotland County, Missouri, United States

text: HARRISON TOWNSHIP is an inactive township in Scotland County, in the U.S. state of Missouri.

answer: Scotland County, Missouri

text: HARRISON TOWNSHIP is an inactive township in Scotland County, in the U.S. state of Missouri.

answer: In Scotland County, Missouri

text: HARRISON TOWNSHIP is an inactive township in Scotland County, in the U.S. state of Missouri.

answer: The Harrison Township is located in Scotland County, Missouri.

text: HARRISON TOWNSHIP is an inactive township in Scotland County, in the U.S. state of Missouri.

answer: The Harrison Township is located in Scotland County, Missouri.

text: HARRISON TOWNSHIP is an inactive township in Scotland County, in the U.S. state of Missouri.

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

When was the Harrison Township established?

answer: 1844

text: Harrison Township was erected in 1844

answer: The Harrison Township was established in 1844.

text: Harrison Township was erected in 1844

answer: in 1844

text: Harrison Township was erected in 1844

answer: in 1844

text: Harrison Township was erected in 1844

answer: The Harrison Township was established in 1844.

text: Harrison Township was erected in 1844

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

Where does the township take its name from?

answer: The township takes its name from President William Henry Harrison.

text: taking its name from President William Henry Harrison

answer: From President William Henry Harrison.

text: taking its name from President William Henry Harrison

answer: From U.S. President William Henry Harrison

text: taking its name from President William Henry Harrison

answer: President William Henry Harrison.

text: taking its name from President William Henry Harrison

answer: The township takes its name from William Henry Harrison.

text: taking its name from President William Henry Harrison

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Answer the following question based on the above passage:

What is the population of Harrison Township?

answer: This information is not found in the article.

text: This information is not found in the article.

answer: That information can't be found.

text: This information is not found in the article.

answer: There is currently no information available regarding the population of Harrison Township.

text: This information is not found in the article.

answer: This information is not mentioned.

text: This information is not found in the article.

answer: The population of Harrison Township is unknown.

text: This information is not found in the article.

question: Write a ~1 sentence summary.

answer: Harrison Township is located in Scotland County Missouri .

text: HARRISON TOWNSHIP is an inactive township in Scotland County, in the U.S. state of Missouri

answer: Harrison Township is an inactive township in Scotland County, Missouri. It takes its name from President William Henry Harrison and was founded in 1844.

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refinement: Harrison Township is an inactive township in Scotland County, Missouri, it takes its name from President William Henry Harrison, and it was founded in 1844.

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HARRISON TOWNSHIP is an inactive township in Scotland County, in the U.S. state of Missouri.[1]

Harrison Township was erected in 1844, taking its name from President William Henry Harrison

answer: Harrison Township is an inactive township in Scotland County, Missouri. It was named in honor of President William Henry Harrison.

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refinement: Harrison Township, named in honor of President William Henry Harrison, is an inactive township in Scotland County, Missouri.

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HARRISON TOWNSHIP is an inactive township in Scotland County, in the U.S. state of Missouri.[1]

Harrison Township was erected in 1844, taking its name from President William Henry Harrison

answer: Harrison Township is an inactive township in Scotland County within Missouri erected in 1844.

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HARRISON TOWNSHIP is an inactive township in Scotland County, in the U.S. state of Missouri.[1]

Harrison Township was erected in 1844, taking its name from President William Henry Harrison

answer: Harrison Township is an inactive township located in Scotland County, US.

text: HARRISON TOWNSHIP is an inactive township in Scotland County, in the U.S. state of Missouri