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VINCENT “VINNY” ASARO (born 1935) is an American mobster and captain in the Bonanno crime family.[1][2]

Mob career

Asaro was initiated into the Bonnano crime family in August 1977, alongside Peter Monteleone and future Bonanno capo Gerard “Jerry” Chilli. According to Lucchese crime family associate turned informant Henry Hill, Asaro was a caporegime in the Bonanno crime family who oversaw the family's interests in JFK airport.[3] Asaro is the nephew of Michael Zaffarano and since the late 1970s, possibly in 1979 following the murder of Bonanno boss Carmine Galante, has been the capo of a crew in the Queens faction of the Bonanno family. With his father's help, Vinny's son Jerome Asaro also became a captain in the Bonanno family. However, father and son had a falling out in later years and did not speak with each other.[4]

Lufthansa heist accusations

On January 16, 2014 Asaro was indicted on federal racketeering charges stemming from the 1978 Lufthansa heist.[5][6] The charges also included the theft of $1.25 million of gold salts, involvement in the pornography industry, and for the ordering of the murder of a cousin who testified in court.[7] Arrested along with Asaro were his son Jerome, acting boss Thomas DiFiore, acting capo Giacomo Bonventre, and soldier John Ragano.[8][9]

Controversially, author Daniel Simone, Henry Hill's co-writer of their book, _The Lufthansa Heist_, published on August 1, 2015 by Lyons Press, claims that Henry Hill asserted to him that “Asaro had no involvement in the famous robbery.”[10] In fact, Asaro does not appear nor is mentioned in Simone's book. Furthermore, in the Author's Notes and Sources page of _The Lufthansa Heist_, Simone lists numerous law enforcement agents who collaborated with him in the development of the book and, he attests, none of these subjects ever mentioned Asaro in connection with the Lufthansa robbery. More strangely, those investigators had not known about a Gaspar Valenti, the informant who testified against Asaro, his cousin.[11]

In November 2015, Asaro was found not guilty of all charges related to the Lufthansa heist.[12]

Paul Katz murder suspect

Asaro was also a suspect in the 1969 death of Paul Katz. Katz owned a warehouse that Asaro and James Burke used to store stolen goods. When law enforcement raided the warehouse, Asaro and Burke immediately suspected Katz of being a government informant. The two men allegedly killed Katz with a dog chain and buried his remains under a vacant house. When the NYPD reopened the Katz case, Asaro and Burke allegedly moved the remains to the house of Burke's daughter and reburied them there. In 2013, a police search uncovered the remains.[13][14]

Asaro was arrested and tried but acquitted of all charges on November 12, 2015.

Arson order

In June 2017, Asaro pleaded guilty in a case of ordering car arson against a motorist who had cut him off in Howard Beach, Queens on April 1, 2012. Prosecutors allege that Asaro enlisted a Bonanno crime family associate to execute the crime however the associate engaged the grandson of former Gambino crime family boss John Gotti, John J. Gotti (who also pleaded guilty in the case) to instead perform the order. The next day after the incident, Asaro apparently contacted a Gambino crime family associate who had access to a local police department database. The database linked the car plate to the home address of the driver.[15] Prosecutors also alleged that Gotti was the getaway driver during a $6,000 bank robbery in 2012; he and another man pleaded guilty.[16] Asaro was incarcerated at the Metropolitan Detention Center, Brooklyn while awaiting sentencing. He faced the possibility of up to 20 years in prison meanwhile prosecutors were seeking 15 years in prison.[17] The Brooklyn prosecutors said that although Asaro has “participated in racketeering, murder, robbery, extortion, loansharking, gambling and other illegal conduct, he has served less than eight years in jail.”[18] In late December 2017, Asaro was sentenced to eight years in prison.[19] Initially scheduled to be released from the United States Medical Center for Federal Prisoners in 2022, he was granted a compassionate release on April 17, 2020 due to being in a vulnerable state if he catches COVID-19 amid the COVID-19 pandemic in the United States as he had had a stroke a year earlier.[20]

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title: Vincent Asaro

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

What was the political climate like around the time of the Lufthansa heist, and how might that have affected or influenced the charges brought against Asaro?

answer: In the '70s and '80s, Reaganomics was getting underway, encouraging growth and investment, which would have had a direct effect on organised crime and people who work in secretive businesses such as heists. One might also note that in '69, Nixon declared a "war on drugs" in response to the rise of cocaine in the US, inadvertently reinforcing the “black market” economy in which organised crime thrives. Combined with an inexplicable change in the US system of jurisprudence around this time (in the Senate, a vote is no longer required for an indictment), which freed the FBI and the CIA to pursue investigations without proving their case and allowed the proliferation of plea-bargaining, it's clear that as Asaro says, "They are at war with all crime" was earnestly felt and had a tangible, measurable effect on the prosecution system. Considering this against the backdrop of the Vietnam War and Nixon, who came into office as president in 1969, everything probably seemed too turbulent, and criminal prosecution may have been the casualty of this change in the nature of the law and social stability.

text: The summary doesn't address the fact that Asaro was indicted for the Lufthansa heist in 2014 - nearly 36 years after it happened.

refinement: In the '70s and '80s, Reaganomics was getting underway, encouraging growth and investment, which would have had a direct effect on organised crime and people who work in secretive businesses such as heists. One might also note that in '69, Nixon declared a "war on drugs" in response to the rise of cocaine in the US, inadvertently reinforcing the “black market” economy in which organised crime thrives. Combined with an inexplicable change in the US system of jurisprudence around this time (in the Senate, a vote is no longer required for an indictment), which freed the FBI and the CIA to pursue investigations without proving their case and allowed the proliferation of plea-bargaining, it's clear that as Asaro says, "They are at war with all crime" was earnestly felt and had a tangible, measurable effect on the prosecution system. Considering this against the backdrop of the Vietnam War and Nixon, who came into office as president in 1969, everything probably seemed too turbulent, and criminal prosecution may have been the casualty of this change in the nature of the law and social stability. This is perhaps the reason why Asaro was indicted for the heist after 36 years.

answer: The Lufthansa heist took place in 1978 and Asaro was indicted on charges connected with the heist in 2014. At the time of the heist, Asaro was a caporegime in the Bonanno crime family and prosecutors alleged that Asaro was responsible for overseeing the family's interests in JFK airport. Based on these allegations, it seems that the political climate around the time of the heist may have influenced the legal actions taken against Asaro. Specifically, the charges may have been brought because of Asaro's position in the mafia at the time of the crime.

answer: The Lufthansa Heist took place in 1978, after the alleged removal of Carmine Galante as boss of the Bonanno crime family. There was suspicion and mistrust within the crime family in the years following Galante's death. Therefore, the Lufthansa Heist charges against Asaro were likely influenced by the political climate at the time.

text: Carmine Galante was murdered in 1979 while the Lufthansa Heist took place in 1978, before his death.

refinement: The Lufthansa Heist took place in 1978, before the alleged removal of Carmine Galante as boss of the Bonanno crime family. There was suspicion and mistrust within the crime family in the years following Galante's death. Therefore, the Lufthansa Heist charges against Asaro were likely influenced by the political climate at the time.

text: The summary doesn't mention that Asaro became the head of the Bonanno family after Carmine Galante.

refinement: The Lufthansa Heist took place in 1978, before the alleged removal of Carmine Galante as boss of the Bonanno crime family. Asaro succeeded Carmine Galante as the capo of the Queens faction of the Bonanno family. There was suspicion and mistrust within the crime family in the years following Galante's death. Therefore, the Lufthansa Heist charges against Asaro were likely influenced by the political climate at the time.

answer: Since the heist occurred in the late 1970s, one can assume that there was a lot of drug trafficking happening. It is not clear if the money was owed through dirty DEA connections to the mob family (Lucchese) or if the target was determined by intel alone. Considering the sheer volume of people murdered after Asaro was fingered as having connections to the crime, it seems likely that there had been inside informants.

text: The content doesn't mention anything about people being killed after Asaro was indicted for the Lufthansa Heist. Instead, it seemed like the Lucchese had some agenda against Asaro.

refinement: Since the heist occurred in the late 1970s, one can assume that there was a lot of drug trafficking happening. It is not clear if the money was owed through dirty DEA connections to the mob family (Lucchese) or if the target was determined by intel alone. The Lucchese family associate turned informant Henry Hill said that Asaro oversaw the Bonanno family's interests at JFK, which might have pointed fingers towards him.

text: The summary doesn't clearly mention which money was owed to the Lucchese.

refinement: Since the heist occurred in the late 1970s, one can assume that there was a lot of drug trafficking happening. It is not clear if the money from the heist was owed through dirty DEA connections to the mob family (Lucchese) or if the target was determined by intel alone. The Lucchese family associate turned informant Henry Hill said that Asaro oversaw the Bonanno family's interests at JFK, which might have pointed fingers towards him.

answer: Not knowing the exact specifics, it may be assumed that the US government was looking to prosecute mafia organizations in order to add to the evidence of and present to the public, which could explain the outcome of the Asaro case. The outcome of the case is at say that, according to Daniel Simone and Henry Hill, Asaro had no connections with the crime and was acquitted.

text: The sentence seems to be incomplete and doesn't make sense.

refinement: Not knowing the exact specifics, it may be assumed that the US government was looking to prosecute mafia organizations in order to make inroads into the case and present the evidences to the public, which could explain the outcome of the Lufthansa case. The outcome of the case went in favor of Asaro. According to Daniel Simone and Henry Hill, Asaro had no connections with the crime and was acquitted.

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

What crime, or alleged crime, of Asaro's, is most indicative of his unfeeling, hot temperament?

answer: That seems to be the murder of close blood family members who offer no utility to his operations.

text: Asaro hasn't murdered anyone for offering no utility in his operations. Instead, his hot temperament can be figured from the car arson of a motorist who cut him off.

refinement: The crime that's the most indicative of Asaro's hot temperament is his ordering of car arson of a motorist who cut him off in Howard Beach, Queens.

answer: That Asaro ordered a car arson against someone for having simply cut him off in traffic stands out as particularly heartless and unnerving, as he had no incentive. He went through the trouble of ordering a serious and violent act be committed against someone whose only crime was a traffic incident in passing. Some may say that is more disturbing than mob crimes, rooted in long-standing disputes and motivated by greed.

text: The summary is missing the word "to".

refinement: That Asaro ordered a car arson against someone for having simply cut him off in traffic stands out as particularly heartless and unnerving, as he had no incentive. He went through the trouble of ordering a serious and violent act to be committed against someone whose only crime was a traffic incident in passing. Some may say that is more disturbing than mob crimes, rooted in long-standing disputes and motivated by greed.

text: Greed doesn't seem to be the right word here as it speaks more about Asaro's temper and superiority rather than greed.

refinement: That Asaro ordered a car arson against someone for having simply cut him off in traffic stands out as particularly heartless and unnerving, as he had no incentive. He went through the trouble of ordering a serious and violent act to be committed against someone whose only crime was a traffic incident in passing. Some may say that is more disturbing than mob crimes, rooted in long-standing disputes and motivated by a quest for superiority.

answer: The order of car arson against a motorist is the most indicative of Asaro's hot temperament.

answer: According to prosecutors, Asaro ordered the car arson of a motorist who had cut him off. This is indicative of Asaro's hot temperament.

text: Asaro pleaded guilty for ordering the car arson of a motorist who had cut him off. However, this wasn't what the prosecutors alleged. Instead, they alleged that he hired a Bonanno family associate to do the deed. However, that associate engaged John J. Gotti to do the crime.

refinement: Asaro ordered the car arson of a motorist who had cut him off. According to prosecutors, Asaro enlisted a Bonanno family associate to complete the job. This associate, in turn, engaged John J. Gotti to do the crime. This is indicative of Asaro's hot temperament.

answer: The murder of his cousin, who testified against him in court.

text: Ordering the murder of a cousin who testified in court isn't the most indicative of Asaro's hot temperament. Instead, the car incident is the most indicative of it because he ordered a car arson for something as simple as a motorist cutting him off on the road.

refinement: The crime that's the most indicative of Asaro's uncontrolled anger and hot temperament is that of him ordering a car arson of a motorist who cut him off on the road.


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PERUMPALLAM CANAL is an irrigation canal in the city of Erode in Tamil Nadu. The canal traverses from west to east across the city and flows into River Kaveri. It runs for a length of about .[1]

It gets the water from the sources of rain and seepage of Lower Bhavani Project Canal near Kathirampatti in the western periphery of Erode Municipal Corporation. Running through the areas of Nanjanapuram, Thindal, Sengodampalayam, Surampatti, Stoney Bridge, Marappalam and by flowing under the Kalingarayan Canal, it pours into River Kaveri near Vendipalayam Barrage.[2]

Anicut

A Dam has been constructed over the canal in 1966 named Perumpallam Anicut, near Surampatti. In the downstream of this Anicut, the canal runs for a length of to join river Kaveri. Also, a secondary canal branch off from this Anicut flowing towards Nanjai Uthukuli named as Nanjai Uthukuli Canal.[3]

Environmental issues

With the development of city and rapid increase in population, this canal has been highly threatened by various environmental issues like Pollution, encroachments, sinking of drainage, deposition of solid wastes, etc,. The stretch of this canal between this Anicut and Karaivaikkal is termed as Cooum of Erode due to the contamination of drainage and solid wastes into the canal. In 2003, Tamil Nadu Water Supply and Drainage Board constructed a Sewage Treatment Plant (STP) to treat the contaminated water in this canal before it pours into river Kaveri. The plant with a capacity to treat 20 million litres/day located in the southern periphery of Erode Municipal Corporation near Solar in Lakkapuram panchayat. But this plant is now idle, because of the opposition from public. [4]

A group of social welfare organisations have joined hands and started cleaning up the canal in 2015. [5] [6] Around 570 unauthorised structures has been removed in 2016, to restore the original structure of the canal, which could enable agriculture cultivation in around 2000 acres of farms.[7]

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title: Perumpallam Canal

question: Where is Perumpallam Canal?

answer: This canal traverses from west to east across the city and flows into River Kaveri.

text: The answer doesn't address the location of the canal.

refinement: This canal is in the city of Erode in Tamil Nadu

answer: The city of Erode in Tamil Nadu.

text: "PERUMPALLAM CANAL is an irrigation canal in the city of Erode in Tamil Nadu" is evidence that the canal is in Erode, Tamil Nadu.

answer: The flow of water in this canal starts from source of rain and seepage of Lower Bhavani Project Canal near Kathirampatti in the western periphery of Erode Municipal Corporation [1]. It pours into River Kaveri near Vendipalayam Barrage [3].

text: The answer is truthful but doesn't directly address the question.

refinement: The flow of water in this canal starts from source of rain and seepage of Lower Bhavani Project Canal near Kathirampatti in the western periphery of Erode in Tamil Nadu.

question: What river does Perumpallam Canal flow into?

answer: The river Kaveri.

text: "The canal traverses from west to east across the city and flows into River Kaveri" is evidence that the canal flows into river Kaveri.

answer: The Kaveri.

text: "The canal traverses from west to east across the city and flows into River Kaveri" is evidence that the canal flows into river Kaveri.

answer: Perumpallam canal flows into River Kaveri.

text: "The canal traverses from west to east across the city and flows into River Kaveri" is evidence that the canal flows into river Kaveri.

question: Where does the water source come from?

answer: The water source for this canal comes from the sources of rain and seepage of Lower Bhavani Project.

text: "It gets the water from the sources of rain and seepage of Lower Bhavani Project Canal" is evidence that the canal's water source is from rain and seepage.

answer: Lower Bhavani Project Canal near Kathirampatti.

text: The answer doesn't fully address the question. The location is correct but omits mentioning the sources of rain and seepage.

refinement: It gets the water from the sources of rain and seepage of Lower Bhavani Project Canal near Kathirampatti.

answer: It comes from the sources of rain and seepage of Lower Bhavani Project Canal near Kathirampatti in the western periphery of Erode Municipal Corporation.

text: "It gets the water from the sources of rain and seepage of Lower Bhavani Project Canal" is evidence that the canal's water source is from rain and seepage.

question: Where was the dam constructed in 1966 and what is its name?

answer: The dam was constructed over the Perumpallam Canal in 1966 and is named as Perumpallam Anicut.

text: "A Dam has been constructed over the canal in 1966 named Perumpallam Anicut" is evidence of its location and name.

answer: The dam was constructed near Surampatti, and is known as the Perumpallam Anicut.

text: It is omitted that the dam is over the Perumpallam canal.

refinement: The dam was constructed over the Perumpallam canal near Surampatti, and is known as the Perumpallam Anicut.

answer: Near Surampatti, and it is called Perumpallam Anicut.

text: It is omitted that the dam is over the Perumpallam canal.

refinement: Over the Perumpallam canal near Surampatti, and it is called Perumpallam Anicut.

question: Write a ~1 sentence summary.

answer: The Perumpallam Canal is an important irrigation canal in the city of Erode, Tamil Nadu, that faces many environmental issues due to contamination. However, a group of social welfare organisations have begun cleaning efforts for the canal, in order to help revitalize agriculture in the surrounding area.

answer: The article is about the Perumpallam Canal located in Tamil Nadu.

text: Details of the canal are omitted, however a valid statement.

refinement: The article is about the Perumpallam Canal located in Tamil Nadu.

answer: Perumpallam Canal is an irrigation canal run by water from the Lower Bhavani Project in Erode, Tamil Nadu, that flows eastwards into the River Kaveri. The canal is threatened by environmental issues, including pollution and waste dumping, but a cleaning initiative was started in 2015 to restore it.

answer: The Perumpallam canal is a vital irrigation canal in Erode city that has seen environmental pollution problems due to development of the city and population growth. However, a group of volunteers have begun cleaning the canal which could revitalise agriculture in the surrounding areas.

answer: The Perumpallam Canal is an irrigation canal in Erode that is threatened by various environmental issues such as pollution and encroachment. A cleanup initiative has started which aims to restore the original structure of the canal for agricultural use.

text: Mention of a dam is omitted.

refinement: The Perumpallam Canal is an irrigation canal in Erode that is threatened by various environmental issues such as pollution and encroachment. A dam has been constructed over the canal in 1966. A cleanup initiative has started which aims to restore the original structure of the canal for agricultural use.

answer: The Perumpallam canal is an irrigation canal in Erode that is prone to environmental issues like pollution and encroachments. A sewage treatment plant was built to rectify the contamination of the canal before it joins the river Kaveri, but the plant is currently idle due to public opposition.

text: It is omitted that cleanup initiatives are underway as of 2015

refinement: The Perumpallam canal is an irrigation canal in Erode that is prone to environmental issues like pollution and encroachments. A sewage treatment plant was built to rectify the contamination of the canal before it joins the river Kaveri, but the plant is currently idle due to public opposition. A group of social welfare organisations have joined hands and started cleaning up the canal in 2015.


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ZOFIA GOMUŁKOWA or ZOFIA GOMUŁKA, born LIWA SZOKEN (12 May 1902 – 27 November 1986),[1] was a wife of First Secretary of the Polish United Workers' Party, Władysław Gomułka, leader of communist Poland from 21 October 1956 until 20 December 1970. Zofia was a pro-Soviet activist since the age of 18, as well as an executive member of the delegalized Communist Party of Poland(KPP) in the interwar period. After the Soviet takeover of Poland at the end of World War II, she initially worked as her husband's secretary and later, as a communist functionary in the Warsawheadquarters of PZPR.

Life

Liwa Szoken was born in 1902 in Warsaw, to an impoverished family of Orthodox Jews. She left her home at the age of 16, and in 1920 joined the Communist Party of Poland delegalized in 1919. She worked at a match factory Płomyk in the Warsaw neighbourhood of Pelcowizna _(pl)_, part of Praga-Północ. She met Władysław Gomułka (a Catholic by birth, and an ironworker) at the age of 25 in 1927. A year earlier, he joined the Communist Party of Poland sponsored financially by the Communist International and served as leader of the Trade Union of Chemical Industry Workers at the time. They started living together in a common-law relationship. Liwa broke all contact with her Jewish family. The next year, Władysław Gomułka, age 23, was transferred to Zawiercie. Gomułkowa gave birth to a son there, who died within days.[2] They relocated back to Warsaw and did not return to Zawiercie ever again.[3]

In 1930 Zofia Gomułkowa gave birth to her son Ryszard. She did not get married because, in prewar Poland, marriage was a religious ceremony. Her common-law husband was arrested in 1932 for communist agitation during a workers' protest in Łódź. Upon his release, Władysław Gomułka left Poland for Moscow to study ideology at the Lenin's Academy. She could not afford to keep her son and gave him to Gomułka's family in the village of Białobrzegi near Krosno. Ryszard Gomułka-Strzelecki grew up without knowing about his Jewish roots. His daughter Ewa learned about her grandmother's Jewish background only as an adult.[4]

Zofia Gomułkowa married Władysław Gomułka in Stalinist Poland on 21 April 1951 in a civil ceremony without a wedding. At about that time, she changed her given name officially from Liwa to Zofia.[5] Years later, she has supported her husband's anti-Zionist campaign of March 1968. Their son remarked that in the opinion of his father, those who like other places better and don't identify with Poland should leave. Notably, Zofia voiced no objections either to the massacre of the striking shipyard workers in 1970, an event that ultimately led to her husband's fall from power.[6][7][8]

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title: Zofia Gomułkowa

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

What were Zofia Gomułkowa's other names?

answer: Liwa Szoken and Zofia Gomułkowa.

text: "ZOFIA GOMUŁKOWA or ZOFIA GOMUŁKA, born LIWA SZOKEN" is evidence of Gomulkowa's other names. Change 'Zofia Gomułkowa' in the answer to 'Zofia Gomułka'.

text: "ZOFIA GOMUŁKOWA or ZOFIA GOMUŁKA, born LIWA SZOKEN" is evidence of Gomulkowa's other names.

answer: Zofia Gomułkowa or Zofia Gomułka.

text: "ZOFIA GOMUŁKOWA or ZOFIA GOMUŁKA, born LIWA SZOKEN" is evidence that she was born as Liwa Szoken. Include Liwa Szoken in the answer.

text: "ZOFIA GOMUŁKOWA or ZOFIA GOMUŁKA, born LIWA SZOKEN" is evidence that she was also known as Zofia Gomułka.

answer: Liwa Szokem

text: "ZOFIA GOMUŁKOWA or ZOFIA GOMUŁKA, born LIWA SZOKEN" is evidence that Gomulkowa was born as Liwa Szoken. Correct the last letter of Szokem in the answer to Szoken.

text: "ZOFIA GOMUŁKOWA or ZOFIA GOMUŁKA, born LIWA SZOKEN" is evidence that Gomulkowa was also known as Zofia Gomułka. Include Zofia Gomułka in the answer.

text: "ZOFIA GOMUŁKOWA or ZOFIA GOMUŁKA, born LIWA SZOKEN" is evidence that Gomulkowa was born as Liwa Szoken.

answer: Liwa Szoken and Zofia Gomułkowa.

text: "ZOFIA GOMUŁKOWA or ZOFIA GOMUŁKA, born LIWA SZOKEN" is evidence that Gomulkowa was also known as Zofia Gomułka. Change 'Zofia Gomułkowa' to 'Zofia Gomułka' in the answer.

text: "ZOFIA GOMUŁKOWA or ZOFIA GOMUŁKA, born LIWA SZOKEN" is evidence that Gomulkowa was born as Liwa Szoken.

answer: Zofia Gomułka or Liwa Szoken.

text: "ZOFIA GOMUŁKOWA or ZOFIA GOMUŁKA, born LIWA SZOKEN" is evidence that Gomulkowa was born as Liwa Szoken and was also known as Zofia Gomułka. Change the 'or' in the answer to 'and'.

text: "ZOFIA GOMUŁKOWA or ZOFIA GOMUŁKA, born LIWA SZOKEN" is evidence that Gomulkowa was born as Liwa Szoken and was also known as Zofia Gomułka.

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

When was Zofia Gomułkowa born?

answer: 12 May 1902

text: "ZOFIA GOMUŁKOWA or ZOFIA GOMUŁKA, born LIWA SZOKEN (12 May 1902 – 27 November 1986)." includes evidence of Gomułkowa's birth date.

answer: Zofia Gomułkowa was born on 12 May 1902.

text: "ZOFIA GOMUŁKOWA or ZOFIA GOMUŁKA, born LIWA SZOKEN (12 May 1902 – 27 November 1986)." includes evidence of Gomułkowa's birth date.

answer: May 12, 1902.

text: "ZOFIA GOMUŁKOWA or ZOFIA GOMUŁKA, born LIWA SZOKEN (12 May 1902 – 27 November 1986)." includes evidence of Gomułkowa's birth date.

answer: Zofia Gomułkowa was born on 12 May 1902.

text: "ZOFIA GOMUŁKOWA or ZOFIA GOMUŁKA, born LIWA SZOKEN (12 May 1902 – 27 November 1986)." includes evidence of Gomułkowa's birth date.

answer: 12 May 1902.

text: "ZOFIA GOMUŁKOWA or ZOFIA GOMUŁKA, born LIWA SZOKEN (12 May 1902 – 27 November 1986)." includes evidence of Gomułkowa's birth date.

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

What party was Zofia Gomułkowa active with?

answer: Zofia Gomułkowa was active with the Communist Party of Poland.

text: "...as well as an executive member of the delegalized Communist Party of Poland(KPP) in the interwar period." is evidence of Gomułkowa's party allegiance.

answer: The Communist Party.

text: "...as well as an executive member of the delegalized Communist Party of Poland(KPP) in the interwar period." is evidence of Gomułkowa's party allegiance. Correct the answer to include 'Poland'.

text: "...as well as an executive member of the delegalized Communist Party of Poland(KPP) in the interwar period." is evidence of Gomułkowa's party allegiance.

answer: Zofia Gomułkowa was active with the Communist Party of Poland.

text: "...as well as an executive member of the delegalized Communist Party of Poland(KPP) in the interwar period." is evidence of Gomułkowa's party allegiance.

answer: Communist Party of Poland

text: "...as well as an executive member of the delegalized Communist Party of Poland(KPP) in the interwar period." is evidence of Gomułkowa's party allegiance.

answer: The Communists.

text: "...as well as an executive member of the delegalized Communist Party of Poland(KPP) in the interwar period." is evidence of Gomułkowa's party allegiance. Give the full name of the political party in the answer.

text: "...as well as an executive member of the delegalized Communist Party of Poland(KPP) in the interwar period." is evidence of Gomułkowa's party allegiance.

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

When did Zofia Gomułkowa die?

answer: Zofia Gomułkowa died on 27 November 1986.

text: "ZOFIA GOMUŁKOWA or ZOFIA GOMUŁKA, born LIWA SZOKEN (12 May 1902 – 27 November 1986)." includes evidence of the day Gomułkowa died.

answer: Zofia Gomułkowa died on 27 November 1986.

text: "ZOFIA GOMUŁKOWA or ZOFIA GOMUŁKA, born LIWA SZOKEN (12 May 1902 – 27 November 1986)." includes evidence of the day Gomułkowa died.

answer: 27 November 1986.

text: "ZOFIA GOMUŁKOWA or ZOFIA GOMUŁKA, born LIWA SZOKEN (12 May 1902 – 27 November 1986)." includes evidence of the day Gomułkowa died.

answer: 27 November 1986.

text: "ZOFIA GOMUŁKOWA or ZOFIA GOMUŁKA, born LIWA SZOKEN (12 May 1902 – 27 November 1986)." includes evidence of the day Gomułkowa died.

answer: 27 November 1986

text: "ZOFIA GOMUŁKOWA or ZOFIA GOMUŁKA, born LIWA SZOKEN (12 May 1902 – 27 November 1986)." includes evidence of the day Gomułkowa died.

question: Write a ~1 sentence summary.

answer: This article is about Zofia Gomułkowa, a 20th century Polish communist activist.

text: "...was a wife of First Secretary of the Polish United Workers' Party, Władysław Gomułka, leader of communist Poland from 21 October 1956 until 20 December 1970." is evidence of her marriage to prominent Polish communist politician. Include this marriage in the summary, it is significant to her life.

refinement: This article is about Zofia Gomułkowa, a 20th century Polish communist activist who was married to the leader of communist Poland, Władysław Gomułka.

text: Zofia Gomułkowa supporting an anti-Zionist campaign and being active during the second world war is significant because she is of Jewish descent, but broke all contact with her Jewish family. "Liwa broke all contact with her Jewish family."; "His daughter Ewa learned about her grandmother's Jewish background only as an adult." is evidence that Gomułkowa denied her Jewish heritage. Include this in the answer.

refinement: This article is about Zofia Gomułkowa, a 20th century Polish communist activist who was married to the leader of communist Poland, Władysław Gomułka. Although she was of Jewish descent, she supported anti-Zionist campaigns and went to great lengths to hide her heritage.

text: "ZOFIA GOMUŁKOWA or ZOFIA GOMUŁKA, born LIWA SZOKEN (12 May 1902 – 27 November 1986)" is proof that Gomułkowa lived during the 20th century.

text: "Zofia was a pro-Soviet activist since the age of 18, as well as an executive member of the delegalized Communist Party of Poland(KPP) in the interwar period." is evidence that she was a Polish political activist affiliated with the communists.

answer: Zofia is the wife of Władyslaw, a communist politician in Poland in the 20th century.

text: Zofia Gomułkowa supporting an anti-Zionist campaign and being active during the second world war is significant because she is of Jewish descent, but broke all contact with her Jewish family. "Liwa broke all contact with her Jewish family."; "His daughter Ewa learned about her grandmother's Jewish background only as an adult." is evidence that Gomułkowa denied her Jewish heritage. Include this in the answer.

refinement: Zofia is the wife of Władyslaw, a communist politician in Poland in the 20th century. Although she was of Jewish descent, she supported anti-Zionist campaigns and went to lengths to hide her Jewish heritage.

text: "Zofia was a pro-Soviet activist since the age of 18, as well as an executive member of the delegalized Communist Party of Poland(KPP) in the interwar period." is evidence that she was a Polish political activist affiliated with the communists. Include her as functionary in the communist regime in the answer.

refinement: Zofia was a pro-Soviet acitivist and wife of Władyslaw, a communist politician in Poland in the 20th century. Although she was of Jewish descent, she supported anti-Zionist campaigns and went to lengths to hide her Jewish heritage.

text: "ZOFIA GOMUŁKOWA or ZOFIA GOMUŁKA, born LIWA SZOKEN (12 May 1902 – 27 November 1986),[1] was a wife of First Secretary of the Polish United Workers' Party, Władysław Gomułka, leader of communist Poland from 21 October 1956 until 20 December 1970." is evidence  of her marriage as well as the time she lived.

answer: This article is about Zofia Gomułkowa, a Polish communist during the time of the Cold War.

text: The cold war is considered to be from 1947 to 1991. The second world war took place from 1939 to 1945. Zofia Gomułkowa was involved in both of these conflicts with her husband coming into power after the second world war. Include the second world war in the answer as well.

refinement: This article is about Zofia Gomułkowa, a Polish communist during the time of the second world war and the Cold War.

text: "...was a wife of First Secretary of the Polish United Workers' Party, Władysław Gomułka, leader of communist Poland from 21 October 1956 until 20 December 1970." is evidence of her marriage to prominent Polish communist politician. Include this marriage in the summary, it is significant to her life.

refinement: This article is about Zofia Gomułkowa, a Polish communist during the time of the second world war and the Cold War that was married to the leader of communist Poland, Władysław Gomułka.

text: Zofia Gomułkowa supporting an anti-Zionist campaign and being active during the second world war is significant because she is of Jewish descent, but broke all contact with her Jewish family. "Liwa broke all contact with her Jewish family."; "His daughter Ewa learned about her grandmother's Jewish background only as an adult." is evidence that Gomułkowa denied her Jewish heritage. Include this in the answer.

refinement: This article is about Zofia Gomułkowa, a Polish communist during the time of the second world war and the Cold War that was married to the leader of communist Poland, Władysław Gomułka. Although she was of Jewish descent she participated in anti-Zionist campaigns and went to great lengths to hide her heritage.

text: "Zofia was a pro-Soviet activist since the age of 18, as well as an executive member of the delegalized Communist Party of Poland(KPP) in the interwar period." is evidence that she was a Polish political activist affiliated with the communists.

answer: Zofia Gomułkowa was a communist activist who married First Secretary of the Polish United Workers' Party, Władysław Gomułka. Later, she supported her husband's anti-Zionist campaign of 1968.

text: Zofia Gomułkowa supporting an anti-Zionist campaign and being active during the second world war is significant because she is of Jewish decent, but broke all contact with her Jewish family. "Liwa broke all contact with her Jewish family."; "His daughter Ewa learned about her grandmother's Jewish background only as an adult." is evidence that Gomułkowa denied her Jewish heritage.

refinement: Zofia Gomułkowa was a communist activist who married First Secretary of the Polish United Workers' Party, Władysław Gomułka. Later, she supported her husband's anti-Zionist campaign of 1968, and went to lengths to hide her Jewish descent.

text: "Zofia was a pro-Soviet activist since the age of 18, as well as an executive member of the delegalized Communist Party of Poland(KPP) in the interwar period." is evidence that she was a Polish political activist affiliated with the communists.

text: "...was a wife of First Secretary of the Polish United Workers' Party, Władysław Gomułka, leader of communist Poland from 21 October 1956 until 20 December 1970." is evidence of her marriage to prominent Polish communist politician.

text: "Years later, she has supported her husband's anti-Zionist campaign of March 1968." is evidence that she supported her husband's anti-Zionist campaign.

answer: Zofia Gomułkowa, wife of Polish political leader Władysław Gomułka, was a pro-Soviet activist and communist functionary. She gave her son to Władysław Gomułka's family in the 1930s and supported her husband after the 1970 shipyard massacre.

text: Zofia Gomułkowa supporting an anti-Zionist campaign and being active during the second world war is significant because she is of Jewish descent, but broke all contact with her Jewish family. "Liwa broke all contact with her Jewish family."; "His daughter Ewa learned about her grandmother's Jewish background only as an adult." is evidence that Gomułkowa denied her Jewish heritage. Include this in the answer.

refinement: Zofia Gomułkowa, wife of Polish political leader Władysław Gomułka, was a pro-Soviet activist and communist functionary. She gave her son to Władysław Gomułka's family in the 1930s and supported her husband after the 1970 shipyard massacre. She supported anti-Zionist campaigns and went to lengths to hide her Jewish heritage.

text: "...was a wife of First Secretary of the Polish United Workers' Party, Władysław Gomułka, leader of communist Poland from 21 October 1956 until 20 December 1970." is evidence of her marriage to prominent Polish communist politician.

text: "Zofia was a pro-Soviet activist since the age of 18, as well as an executive member of the delegalized Communist Party of Poland(KPP) in the interwar period." is evidence that she was a Polish political activist affiliated with the communists.

text: "She could not afford to keep her son and gave him to Gomułka's family in the village of Białobrzegi near Krosno." is evidence that she could not afford to keep her son and gave him away to family.

text: "Notably, Zofia voiced no objections either to the massacre of the striking shipyard workers in 1970..." is evidence of her support for her husband during the massacre of shipyard workers.


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TON SON MOSQUE () is a historic mosque in Sunni sect in Islam. Located on left bank of Khlong Bangkok Yai, Wat Arun Subdistrict, Bangkok Yai District, Bangkok's Thonburi side, opposite Bang Luang Mosque and Wat Moli Lokayaram.

Ton Son Mosque estimated to have been constructed before the reign of King Songtham (1610–28) of the Ayutthaya Kingdom. It is considered the oldest mosque in Bangkok and Thailand. It was renovated in 1954 in an attempt to restore the architectural style of the old mosque. Ton Son Mosque not only functions as a religious ground, but it also features ancient remains and relics that are worth seeing. At the outside of the building lies a graveyard of the chiefs of the Muslims in Thailand. The first name of the mosque was “Kudi Yai” (กุฎีใหญ่), an abbreviation of “Kudi Bangkok Yai” (กุฎีบางกอกใหญ่). Inside the mosque is the beautiful pulpit, called Mimbun, which has large pictures of Arabic calligraphy, a picture of the Kaaba and the plan of the mosque in Mecca, all using forms found in the period of King Taksin of Thonburi Kingdom.

Its name meaning _Pine Mosque_, because there are two pine trees in front of it.[1][2][3]

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title: Ton Son Mosque

question: When was the mosque constructed?

answer: The mosque was constructed before the reign of King Songtham (1610-1628) of the Ayutthaya Kingdom.

answer: It is unknown, but estimated to have been before 1610

text: A period needs to be added at the end of this statement.

refinement: It is unknown, but estimated to have been before 1610.

answer: The mosque was constructed before the reign of King Songtham (1610–28) of the Ayutthaya Kingdom.

answer: The mosque was constructed before the reign of King Songtham (1610-28) of the Ayutthaya Kingdom.

question: Ho did the mosque get its name?

answer: The mosque is named after the two pine trees that stand in front of it.

answer: It is named after the two pine trees in front of it

answer: It is named after the two pine trees in front of it.

answer: The mosque got its name because there are two pine trees in front of it.

question: When was the most recent renovation?

answer: The most recent renovation was in 1954.

answer: The most recent renovation was in 1954.

answer: The most recent renovation of Ton Son Mosque was in 1954.

answer: It's not specifically stated, but the most recent mentioned here was in 1954

question: What other mosque is nearby?

answer: Bang Luang Mosque

answer: Bang Luang Mosque

answer: Bang Luang Mosque

answer: Bang Luang Mosque is located nearby Ton Son Mosque.

question: Write a ~2 sentence summary.

answer: Ton Son Mosque is a historic mosque in Bangkok, believed to have been built before the Ayutthaya Kingdom. It features beautiful Arabic calligraphy and a picture of the Kaaba, and is named after the two pine trees in front of it.

answer: This article introduces Ton Son Mosque in Thailand. It discusses its history and some of the features of the mosque.

answer: Ton Son Mosque is a historic mosque in Sunni sect in Islam. Located on left bank of Khlong Bangkok Yai, Wat Arun Subdistrict, Bangkok Yai District, Bangkok's Thonburi side, opposite Bang Luang Mosque and Wat Moli Lokayaram. Ton Son Mosque estimated to have been constructed before the reign of King Songtham (1610–28) of the Ayutthaya Kingdom. It is considered the oldest mosque in Bangkok and Thailand. It was renovated in 1954 in an attempt to restore the architectural style of the old mosque. Ton Son Mosque not only functions as a religious ground, but it also features ancient remains and relics that are worth seeing. At the outside of the building lies a graveyard of the chiefs of the Muslims in Thailand. The first name of the mosque was “Kudi Yai” (กุฎีใหญ่), an abbreviation of “Kudi Bangkok Yai” (กุฎีบางกอกใหญ่). Inside the mosque is the beautiful pulpit, called Mimbun, which has large pictures of Arabic calligraphy, a picture of the Kaaba and the plan of the mosque in Mecca, all using forms found in the period of King Taksin of Thonburi Kingdom. Its name meaning _Pine Mosque_, because there are two pine trees in front of it.

text: This is not a two sentence summary and has many additional details that needs to be omitted.

refinement: Ton Son Mosque is a historic mosque in Sunni sect in Islam. It has a beautiful history behind its construction and renovation.

answer: The Ton Son Mosque is a historic mosque in the Sunni sect of Islam. It is located on the left bank of Khlong Bangkok Yai, Wat Arun Subdistrict, Bangkok Yai District, Bangkok's Thonburi side, opposite Bang Luang Mosque and Wat Moli Lokayaram.

text: This is a copy of the first paragraph of the passage and does not provide a summary. Most of this response needs to be re-written.

refinement: Ton Son Mosque is a historic mosque in Bangkok, believed to have been built before the Ayutthaya Kingdom. It features beautiful Arabic calligraphy and a picture of the Kaaba, and is named after the two pine trees in front of it.


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[The tomb of Louis XII of France and Anne of Brittany at the Basilique Saint-Denis, mostly by Jean Juste and his nephew Juste de Juste, who was responsible especially for the _Virtues_ at the corners. Completed 1531.]

JUSTE or GIUSTI is the name conventionally applied to a family of Italian sculptors.

Their real name was Betti, originally from the area of San Martino a Mensola, a church in Florence. GIUSTO BETTI, whose name was afterwards given to the whole family, and Andrea are the first two known to us. Neither seems to have gone out of Italy. But Andrea had three sons - Antonio or ANTOINE JUSTE (1479-1519), Andrew (born about 1483), and John or JEAN JUSTE, the best known of the house (1485-1549) - all of whom early emigrated to France and figured prominently during the Renaissance. With Francesco Laurana they stand as the most brilliant representatives and the most active emissaries of Italian art beyond the Alps. Juste de Juste (ca. 1505-ca. 1559), son of Antonio and pupil of Jean, has been widely accepted as the author of some well-known etchings of naked or écorché (flayed) male figures signed with a complicated monogram. He also worked as a stuccoist of the School of Fontainebleau under Rosso Fiorentino.[1]

As early as 1504 the three brothers were in Brittany, at Dol, executing the monument of Bishop Thomas James. Later, they separated. Antoine worked for the Cardinal d'Amboise in the castle of Gaillon; while Jean, attracted to Tours, spent a few years in the atelier of Michel Colombe, famous as the sculptor of the “Entombment” in the Abbey of Solesmes. Colombe was the last representative of the Dijon School, founded by Claus Sluter under the first dukes of Burgundy. At his school Jean Juste became imbued with the realism of Flanders, slightly softened and tempered with French delicacy. Through this combination of qualities, he created for himself a style whose charm consisted in its flexibility and complexity. At the death of Michel Colombe (1512) the Justes worked again in concert and inherited his fame. Francis I of France commissioned them to execute the mausoleum of Louis XII at St-Denis, and this occupied almost fifteen years (1516–31). But Antoine's share in this work was slight, as he died in 1519. The honour of this work belongs entirely to his brother Jean.

The original conception seems to have been Perréal's, and yet it was not wholly his. The iconography of tombs was extremely rich in France in the fifteenth century. Its main theme consists of a _gisant_ or recumbent effigy of the deceased, laid upon a funeral couch surmounting the sarcophagus, upon the sides of which a procession of mourners is represented. The most celebrated example of this style is the monument of Philip the Bold by Claus Sluter, at Champmol, Dijon (1405–10), of which there have been several variants, down to the monument of Philippe Pot (1480) in the Louvre. The tomb of Louis XII inaugurated a new tradition, or rather a colossal development of the subject. The hero is represented kneeling on a catafalque beneath which the _gisant_ appears as a naked, emaciated corpse, “such as death has made it for us”.

Jean Juste also executed the tombs of Philippe de Montmorency and of Artus Gouffier in the church of Oiron (Deux-Sèvres), that of Jean Rieux, at Ancenis, of Thomas Bohier, at St-Saturnin, Tours, and of the Abbé Louis de Crévent at the Trinité, Vendôme. He had one son, John the second, with his cousin Juste de Juste the last sculptor of the family, who died in 1577, and of whom some works are to be seen in the churches of Oiron and Champeaux.

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[1] British Museum Juste de Juste. Dates from the Getty Union Artist Name List, [http://www.getty.edu/vow/ULANFullDisplay?find=Juste&role=&nation=&prev_page=1&subjectid=500099815 who have him] as “Just de Juste” and variants, but not “Juste de Juste”. The British Museum have his dates as 1505-1549. See also Fuhring, Peter, in Karen Jacobson, ed (often wrongly cat. as Georg Baselitz), _The French Renaissance in Prints_, 1994, pp. 282-286; Grunwald Center, UCLA, . There are on line images from Spamula - click on details to see whole image.

title: Juste family

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

Summarize everything related to Italy.

answer: The Juste family originally hailed from the area of San Martino a Mensola in Florence, Italy. Three sons of Andrea Betti - Antonio, Andrew, and John - emigrated to France and became the most brilliant representatives and active emissaries of Italian art beyond the Alps. Antonio died in 1519, and his brother, Jean, is credited with designing and executing the monument of Louis XII at the Basilique Saint-Denis, completed in 1531.

text: Remove the last sentence because it does not relate to Italy and is not relevant in the response.

refinement: The Juste family originally hailed from the area of San Martino a Mensola in Florence, Italy. Three sons of Andrea Betti - Antonio, Andrew, and John - emigrated to France and became the most brilliant representatives and active emissaries of Italian art beyond the Alps.

answer: No answer

text: The Juste family, originally Betti, was a family of Italian sculptors originally from San Martino e Mensola, a church in Florence, Italy. Juste Betti's sons moved to France and became some of the most brilliant representatives and most active emissaries of Italian art beyond the Alps. Include this information in the response as the only references to Italy in the article.

refinement: The Juste family, originally Betti, was a family of Italian sculptors originally from San Martino e Mensola, a church in Florence, Italy. Juste Betti's sons moved to France and became some of the most brilliant representatives and most active emissaries of Italian art beyond the Alps.

answer: The Juste family originally come from Florence. They are all part of the Betti family and are sculptors. The first two members of the family are Giusto Betti, whose name was given to the family, and Andrea.

text: The Juste brothers were some of the best representatives and emissaries of Italian art beyond the Alps. Include this information in the response.

refinement: The Juste family originally come from Florence. They are all part of the Betti family and are sculptors. The first two members of the family are Giusto Betti, whose name was given to the family, and Andrea. Giusto Betti's three sons moved to France where they became some of the best representatives of Italian art beyond the Alps.

answer: The Juste family was a family of Italian sculptors. They originally came from Florence. Neither Giusto Betti or Andrea left Italy. Andrea's three sons became the most active emissaries of Italian art beyond the alps.

text: The Alps referring to the name of the mountain range system in Europe and is written with a capital letter. Capitalize 'Alps' in the response.

refinement: The Juste family was a family of Italian sculptors. They originally came from Florence. Neither Giusto Betti or Andrea left Italy. Andrea's three sons became the most active emissaries of Italian art beyond the Alps.

answer: The family name Juste or Giusti was originally from Italy. Antoine and Jean Juste, the best known sculptors of the house, emigrated to France, where they executed the mausoleum of Louis XII at the Basilique Saint-Denis, among other works. The principal theme of tombs in France was the recumbent effigy lying on a funeral couch surmounting the sarcophagus. Jean Juste's style was influenced by the realism of Flanders and Michel Colombe's school in Brittany. He also created some notable tombs, including that of Louis XII, the tombs of Philippe de Montmorency and Artus Gouffier, and the Abbé Louis de Crévent. John the second, son of Jean and grandson of Antonio, was also a sculptor, and died in 1577.

text: Only the first sentence has bearing on the question. The rest of the information is not applicable to Italy. Keep only the first sentence and remove the rest of the response.

refinement: The family name Juste or Giusti was originally from Italy.

text: Juste is the family name of Italian sculptors that became brilliant representatives of Italian art beyond the Alps because they left Italy and moved to France. Include this information in the response.

refinement: The family name Juste or Giusti was originally from Italy. Three brothers born in this family moved to France and became brilliant representatives of Italian art beyond the Alps.

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

Summarize everything relating to religion.

answer: The religious aspect of the Juste family can be summarized as pertaining to tombs, with predominantly Christian themes in terms of the recumbent effigy of the deceased, funeral couch and procession of mourners. The one significant departure is the inclusion of a naked, emaciated corpse to represent death, something which is unique to the Juste family and indicative of the unique blending of Italian and Flemish styles which they embraced.

text: The work of the Juste family was done for the Catholic church. Change 'Christian' to 'Catholic'.

refinement: The religious aspect of the Juste family can be summarized as pertaining to tombs, with predominantly Catholic themes in terms of the recumbent effigy of the deceased, funeral couch and procession of mourners. The one significant departure is the inclusion of a naked, emaciated corpse to represent death, something which is unique to the Juste family and indicative of the unique blending of Italian and Flemish styles which they embraced.

text: Jean Juste was imbued with the realism of Flanders (Flemish), slightly softened and tempered with French delicacy, and not Italian as in the response. Adjust the answer to reflect the French influence of the Justes.

refinement: The religious aspect of the Juste family can be summarized as pertaining to tombs, with predominantly Catholic themes in terms of the recumbent effigy of the deceased, funeral couch and procession of mourners. The one significant departure is the inclusion of a naked, emaciated corpse to represent death, something which is unique to the Juste family and indicative of the unique blending of French and Flemish styles which they embraced.

text: Notable religious figures and places that are mentioned in the article include the monument of Bishop Thomas James, Cardinal d'Amboise, the sculptor of the "Entombment" in the Abbey of Solesmes, the mausoleum of Louis XII at St-Denis and tombs in churches of Oiron and Champeaux. Include all of these things in the response.

refinement: The religious aspect of the Juste family can be summarized as pertaining to tombs, with predominantly Catholic themes in terms of the recumbent effigy of the deceased, funeral couch and procession of mourners. The one significant departure is the inclusion of a naked, emaciated corpse to represent death, something which is unique to the Juste family and indicative of the unique blending of French and Flemish styles which they embraced. Notable religious figures and places that are related to the Juste family include the monument of Bishop Thomas James, Cardinal d'Amboise, the sculptor of the "Entombment" in the Abbey of Solesmes, the mausoleum of Louis XII at St-Denis and tombs in churches of Oiron and Champeaux.

answer: No answer

text: Although no religious aspects are mentioned, reference is made to people and places that are related to the church. Notable religious figures and places that are mentioned in the article include the monument of Bishop Thomas James, Cardinal d'Amboise, the sculptor of the "Entombment" in the Abbey of Solesmes, the mausoleum of Louis XII at St-Denis and tombs in churches of Oiron and Champeaux. Include these in the answer.

refinement: Notable religious figures and places that are related to the Juste family include the monument of Bishop Thomas James, Cardinal d'Amboise, the sculptor of the "Entombment" in the Abbey of Solesmes, the mausoleum of Louis XII at St-Denis and tombs in churches of Oiron and Champeaux.

answer: Nothing here.

text: Notable religious figures and places that are mentioned in the article include the monument of Bishop Thomas James, Cardinal d'Amboise, the sculptor of the "Entombment" in the Abbey of Solesmes, the mausoleum of Louis XII at St-Denis and tombs in churches of Oiron and Champeaux. Include these references in the response.

refinement: Notable religious figures and places that are related to the Justes include the monument of Bishop Thomas James, Cardinal d'Amboise, the sculptor of the "Entombment" in the Abbey of Solesmes, the mausoleum of Louis XII at St-Denis and tombs in churches of Oiron and Champeaux.

answer: The three Juste brothers built the monument of Bishop Thomas James. Antoine later worked for the Cardinal d'Amboise. Jean Juste also executed tombs in the church of Oiron. Juste de Juste's works can be seen in the churches of Oiron and Champeaux.

text: The three brothers are originally from the area of San Martino a Mensola, a church in Florence. Include this church in the response as it relates to religion.

refinement: The three Juste brothers, from a church in Florence, built the monument of Bishop Thomas James. Antoine later worked for the Cardinal d'Amboise. Jean Juste also executed tombs in the church of Oiron. Juste de Juste's works can be seen in the churches of Oiron and Champeaux.

text: Jean Juste spent a few years in the atelier of Michel Colombe who is famous as the sculptor of the "Entombement" in the Abbey of Solesmes. Include this abbey in the response due to its relation to religion.

refinement: The three Juste brothers, from a church in Florence, built the monument of Bishop Thomas James. Antoine later worked for the Cardinal d'Amboise. Jean Juste spent a few years in the atelier of Michel Colombe who is famous as the sculptor of the "Entombement" in the Abbey of Solesmes. Jean Juste also executed tombs in the church of Oiron. Juste de Juste's works can be seen in the churches of Oiron and Champeaux.

text: The three brothers worked together to execute the mausoleum of Louis XIII at St-Denis. The reference to a mausoleum and St-Denis relates to religion, include it in the response.

refinement: The three Juste brothers, from a church in Florence, built the monument of Bishop Thomas James. Antoine later worked for the Cardinal d'Amboise. Jean Juste spent a few years in the atelier of Michel Colombe who is famous as the sculptor of the "Entombement" in the Abbey of Solesmes. The Justes executed the mausoleum of Louis XIII in St-Denis. Juste de Juste's works can be seen in the churches of Oiron and Champeaux.

answer: The Juste family was originally from Italy, but moved to France and became famous for their sculptures. Their work consisted mainly of funerary monuments, particularly the tombs of figures such as Louis XII. The tombs focused on the deceased's corpse, often represented as emaciated and gisant. This represented a break from the traditional style of funeral monuments in France.

text: Notable religious figures and places that are mentioned in the article include the monument of Bishop Thomas James, Cardinal d'Amboise, the sculptor of the "Entombment" in the Abbey of Solesmes, the mausoleum of Louis XII at St-Denis and tombs in churches of Oiron and Champeaux. Include all of these things in the response.

refinement: The Juste family was originally from Italy, but moved to France and became famous for their sculptures. Their work consisted mainly of funerary monuments, particularly the tombs of figures such as Louis XII. The tombs focused on the deceased's corpse, often represented as emaciated and gisant. This represented a break from the traditional style of funeral monuments in France. Additionally, the Juste family are related to the monument of Bishop Thomas James, Cardinal d'Amboise, the sculptor of the "Entombment" in the Abbey of Solesmes, the mausoleum of Louis XII at St-Denis and tombs in churches of Oiron and Champeaux.

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

Summarize everything related to offspring.

answer: Andrea had three sons: Antonio, Andrew, and John. Juste de Juste was the son of Antonio. Jean Juste had one son, John the second.

answer: The family of sculptors known as the Juste or Giusti includes Antonio or Antoine Juste (1479-1519), Andrew (born about 1483), and John or Jean Juste (1485-1549). Jean Juste's most famous work was the mausoleum of Louis XII at St-Denis. Juste de Juste (ca. 1505-ca. 1559), son of Antonio, was also a sculptor and created work for churches in Oiron and Champeaux.

text: Giusto Betti and his brother, Andrea, are from Florence. Antonio, Andrew and John are Andrea's sons and they were given the name Giusto of Juste after their uncle. Include this information in the response as the original offspring.

refinement: The family of sculptors known as the Juste or Giusti includes Antonio or Antoine Juste (1479-1519), Andrew (born about 1483), and John or Jean Juste (1485-1549). Jean Juste's most famous work was the mausoleum of Louis XII at St-Denis. Juste de Juste (ca. 1505-ca. 1559), son of Antonio was also a sculptor and created work for churches in Oiron and Champeaux. Giusto Betti and his brother, Andrea, are from Florence. Antonio, Andrew and John are Andrea's sons and they were given the name Giusto of Juste after their uncle.

text: Jean Juste also had one son, John the second, who was also a sculptor along with his cousin. Include him in the response as well.

refinement: The family of sculptors known as the Juste or Giusti includes Antonio or Antoine Juste (1479-1519), Andrew (born about 1483), and John or Jean Juste (1485-1549). Jean Juste's most famous work was the mausoleum of Louis XII at St-Denis. Juste de Juste (ca. 1505-ca. 1559), son of Antonio, and John the second, son of Jean Juste, were the last sculptors in their family and created work for churches in Oiron and Champeaux. Giusto Betti and his brother, Andrea, are from Florence. Antonio, Andrew and John are Andrea's sons and they were given the name Giusto of Juste after their uncle.

answer: Antoine, Andrew, and John Juste were sons of Andrea. Antonio had Juste de Juste as his son, who in turn also had a son John. Jean also had a son, John the second. Colombe had one daughter, Jeanne. One son of John the second is not mentioned.

text: Andrea was Giusto Betti's brother, from whom came their family name. Include him in the response as well.

refinement: Antoine, Andrew, and John Juste were sons of Andrea. Andrea was Giusto Betti's brother, from whence came their family name. Antonio had Juste de Juste as his son, who in turn also had a son John. Jean also had a son, John the second. Colombe had one daughter, Jeanne. One son of John the second is not mentioned.

text: Juste de Juste's offspring is not mentioned. Remove this information from the response.

refinement: Antoine, Andrew, and John Juste were sons of Andrea. Andrea was Giusto Betti's brother, from whence came their family name. Antonio had Juste de Juste as his son. Jean also had a son, John the second. Colombe had one daughter, Jeanne. One son of John the second is not mentioned.

text: Remove the last two sentences of the response, they are inaccurate.

refinement: Antoine, Andrew, and John Juste were sons of Andrea. Andrea was Giusto Betti's brother, from whence came their family name. Antonio had Juste de Juste as his son. Jean also had a son, John the second.

answer: Antonio, Andrew, and Jean Juste were the three sons of GIUSTO BETTI. Antonio and Jean Juste emigrated to France and became important Renaissance sculptors. Jean Juste died in 1549 and left one son, John, who also worked as a sculptor.

text: Antonio, Andrew and Jean were the three sons of Andrea Betti, who was the brother of Giusto Betti. His name was given as the family name. Correct this information in the answer.

refinement: Antonio, Andrew, and Jean Juste were the three sons of Andrea Betti, who was the brother of Giusto Betti. Antonio and Jean Juste emigrated to France and became important Renaissance sculptors. Jean Juste died in 1549 and left one son, John, who also worked as a sculptor.

text: Antonio also had a son, Juste de Juste, was his uncle Jean's pupil. Include this offspring in the response as well.

refinement: Antonio, Andrew, and Jean Juste were the three sons of Andrea Betti, who was the brother of Giusto Betti. Antonio and Jean Juste emigrated to France and became important Renaissance sculptors. Jean Juste died in 1549 and left one son, John, who also worked as a sculptor. Antonio also had a son, Juste de Juste, was his uncle Jean's pupil.

answer: Antoine had three sons, Andrew or Andrew Juste (born 1483), Antonio or Antoine Juste (1479 to 1519), and John or Jean Juste (1485 to 1549). Antonio had John or Jean and Andrew. Andrew had one son, John II or Jean Juste. His relationship with Juste de Juste was never specified in the article, but he has been accepted as the author of his uncle Marty's etchings and also worked as a stuccoist at the School of Fontainebleau under Rosso Fiorentino.

text: Remove the current response, it is wholly inaccurate.

text: Giusto Betti, whose name was afterwards given as the family name, and his brother Andrea were from Florence. Andrea had three sons, Antonio, Andrew and Jean. Include these names in the response as well as their relation to each other.

refinement: Giusto Betti, whose name was afterwards given as the family name, and his brother Andrea were from Florence. Andrea had three sons, Antonio, Andrew and Jean.

text: Antonio's son was named Juste de Juste, he studied under his uncle Jean. Jean also had a son, John the second. They worked together as sculptors producing works for churches in Oiron and Champeaux. Include these offspring in the response as well.

refinement: Giusto Betti, whose name was afterwards given as the family name, and his brother Andrea were from Florence. Andrea had three sons, Antonio, Andrew and Jean. Antonio's son was named Juste de Juste, he studied under his uncle Jean. Jean also had a son, John the second. They worked together as sculptors producing works for churches in Oiron and Champeaux.


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Hey guys, I wrote a short story that I was hoping to get any feedback/criticism on. This is my first time writing a short story and also my first time posting to Reddit, and I appreciate any feedback.

As they did every Sunday, Nora brought her daughter Jill to a new place for their mommy-daughter day. Jill skipped along side her mother as they made their way towards a towering glass building. Nora knew that Jill looked forward to Sundays because she was mostly absent during the week.

It's a sacrifice, but I'm doing important work.

She would tell herself that while trying to justify that what she was doing was the right thing. After all, it wasn't like Jill's father was around to support them. And these weekends together would make up for the lost time during the week.

The automatic glass doors swooshed open as Jill leapt through.

"C'mon mommy!! Huurrrryy!"

Jill was energetic, curious, and intelligent like her parents. She was only four but was already reading like a second grader.

"Oooo" Jill coo'd as she stared at a sphere hovering above a small pool of water. "Where are we today mommy?"

"This is a One World Science Exhibition honey."

It was after the last World War that the leaders of the world realized our eventual fate. Whether it was because they had finally smartened up or because nearly a tenth of the world's population had died, they finally decided to cooperate. Military funding worldwide was redirected towards science and technology. Together, the smartest minds in the world would come together and invent ways for us to flourish as a species. This was the start of the One World movement. A movement uniting the world towards one goal; longer healthier lives for all people, regardless of race or religion. One World Science and Technology Exhibition's opened up all around the world to showcase the remarkable breakthroughs that were being made and to foster a sense of unity.

"There are places like this all over the world honey. It's like a celebration of what we as humans are capable of imagining."

Jill's eyes darted from one exhibit to the next, eagerly bouncing in anticipation.

"Stay with me, Jilly."

Nora took her hand and led her to each exhibit, explaining the basic idea behind the invention and how it would benefit humanity.

In the distance something caught Jill's eye. Her mother could tell that she wasn't listening to her anymore. Jill was silent. She stared intently down a dimly lit hallway. At the end of the hallway was a girl, barely Jill's age. She stood staring back for a moment and then walked around the corner.

"I see you've noticed the main exhibit. Let's go take a look."

Nora led Jill towards the hallway and around the corner. Against the wall was a cylindrical glass tank filled with water. And floating in the water was the a little girl. The same little girl that Jill had just seen in the hallway.

"What.. who is she?"

"This is Summer. She is the whole reason the One World Exhibits exist"

Before Nora could continue explaining, Jill whispered,

"She's lonely."

"What was that honey?"

"She's lonely and she doesn't understand what's going on."

"Well I imagine she would be quite lonely Jilly"

Nora knew Jill's imagination could run wild.

"No mommy, she's telling me..."

"Jill, Summer can't talk. She's been in here for over hundred years and no one has heard her talk."

"But mommy..."

"Listen Jilly..."

Nora led her right in front of the glass tank. She took her hand and placed it on the glass.

"Summer isn't alive. Do you know what that means?"

"Yes mommy"

"She died a long time ago and her body was preserved using technology."

Jill was silent. Staring past Nora and straight into the blueish glow of the tanks water. But something was wrong. Nora turned around. Her eyes went wide as they stared straight at Summer's lifeless face. She was such a beautiful young girl. Much too young to have had her life taken from her. Her features were soft and her skin a light blueish gray.

"Mommy..."

Nora stood entranced by Summers face.

"Mommy... she's not dead"

Her eyes opened. And Nora screamed.

title: The Main Exhibit

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

What does the story say about how the One World movement started?

answer: The One World movement started after the last World War, when the world leaders realized their eventual fate. They decided to cooperate while redirecting military funding to science and technology. This gave rise to the invention of remarkable breakthroughs. They opened One World Science Exhibits all around the world to showcase them and to foster a sense of unity.

text: The response needs some minor refinements to its grammatical structure.

refinement: The One World movement started after the last World War, when the world leaders realized their eventual fate. They decided to cooperate with each other while redirecting military funding to science and technology. This gave rise to the invention of remarkable breakthroughs. They opened One World Science Exhibits all around the world to showcase them and to foster a sense of unity.

answer: During the last World War, world leaders realized they had almost gotten rid of all humans and refocused on science, technology. Together, the smartest minds in the world came together and formed the One World movement. Through it, they envisioned the world unifying and flourishing. This was the start of the One World Science and Technology Exhibition movement.

text: The passage says that a tenth of the population died; this makes the phrase "almost gotten rid of all humans" inaccurate.

refinement: During the last World War, world leaders realized a tenth of the population had been wiped out and refocused on science, technology. Together, the smartest minds in the world came together and formed the One World movement. Through it, they envisioned the world unifying and flourishing. This was the start of the One World Science and Technology Exhibition movement.

text: The highlighted portion of the response should be more detailed.

refinement: During the last World War, world leaders realized a tenth of the population had been wiped out. Because of this, they decided to cooperate with each other, and military budgets worldwide were redirected towards science and technology. Together, the smartest minds in the world came together and formed the One World movement. Through it, they envisioned the world unifying and flourishing. This was the start of the One World Science and Technology Exhibition movement.

text: The last sentence is unnecessary and repetitive.

refinement: During the last World War, world leaders realized a tenth of the population had been wiped out. Because of this, they decided to cooperate with each other, and military budgets worldwide were redirected towards science and technology. Together, the smartest minds in the world came together and formed the One World movement. Through it, they envisioned the world unifying and flourishing.

answer: It started off after the leaders of the world realized our eventual fate. It was either because they were smartened up or because nearly a tenth of the world's population had died. The world war was enough that the leaders decided to cooperate with each other. The military funding went towards science and technology. World unity was their goal.

text: The highlighted portion of the response is poorly worded and should be restructured.

refinement: After the last world war, the leaders of the world realized that humanity was doomed to destroy itself through perpetual violence. Whether they decided on their own accord or if they were influenced by the fact that a tenth of the population had died, they decided to cooperate with each other. The military funding went towards science and technology. World unity was their goal.

text: The highlighted portion of the response should be more detailed.

refinement: After the last world war, the leaders of the world realized that humanity was doomed to destroy itself through perpetual violence. Whether they decided on their own accord or if they were influenced by the fact that a tenth of the population had died, they decided to cooperate with each other. Military funding worldwide was redirected towards science and technology; the smartest minds came together to invent new ways for humans to flourish. This was the start of the One World movement.

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

What does the story say about the girl called Summer?

answer: Summer is a little girl who is preserved in a glass tank filled with water. She is the main exhibit at the One World Science and Technology Exhibition. Summer is the reason for the One World Exhibits. She has been in the tank for over a hundred years and no one has heard her talk. Nora says that Summer is the reason the One World Exhibits exist. Nora tells Jill that Summer is not alive. Jill says that Summer is not dead. Nora screams when she sees that Summer's eyes are open.

text: The highlighted sentences are repetitive.

refinement: Summer is a little girl who is preserved in a glass tank filled with water. She is the main exhibit at the One World Science and Technology Exhibition. She has been in the tank for over a hundred years and no one has heard her talk. Nora tells Jill that Summer is not alive. Jill says that Summer is not dead. Nora screams when she sees that Summer's eyes are open.

text: The highlighted sentences can be combined to flow better.

refinement: Summer is a little girl who is preserved in a glass tank filled with water. She is the main exhibit at the One World Science and Technology Exhibition. She has been in the tank for over a hundred years and no one has heard her talk. Nora says that Summer is not alive, but Jill disagrees, and says that she can hear her speak. Summer's eyes open, and Nora screams.

text: The response should include that Summer has been in the tank for over one hundred years.

refinement: Summer is a little girl who is preserved in a glass tank filled with water. She has been in the tank for over a hundred years. She is the main exhibit at the One World Science and Technology Exhibition. She has been in the tank for over a hundred years and no one has heard her talk. Nora says that Summer is not alive, but Jill disagrees, and says that she can hear her speak. Summer's eyes open, and Nora screams.

answer: Summer is a little girl who was preserved in a glass tank of water. She was the whole reason the One World Exhibits exist. She was the first person to be preserved in this way. Nora takes Jill to see her. Nora tells Jill that Summer is dead, but Jill insists that Summer is not dead.

text: The response should include how long Summer has been in the tank.

refinement: Summer is a little girl who was preserved in a glass tank of water. She was the whole reason the One World Exhibits exist. She was the first person to be preserved in this way, and has been in the tank for over one hundred years. Nora takes Jill to see her. Nora tells Jill that Summer is dead, but Jill insists that Summer is not dead.

text: The response should include that Summer opens her eyes.

refinement: Summer is a little girl who was preserved in a glass tank of water. She was the whole reason the One World Exhibits exist. She was the first person to be preserved in this way, and has been in the tank for over one hundred years. Nora takes Jill to see her. Nora tells Jill that Summer is dead, but Jill insists that Summer is not dead. Summer opens her eyes, causing Nora to scream.

answer: The story is about Nora and her daughter Jill who visit the One World Science Exhibition. Nora explains to Jill that the reason the exhibits are there is to showcase the remarkable breakthroughs that were being made and to foster a sense of unity. Jill notices Summer, a little girl floating in a cylindrical glass tank filled with water. Nora tells Jill that Summer is the reason the One World Exhibits exist. Jill tells Nora that Summer is lonely and that she doesn't understand what's going on. Nora tells Jill that Summer is dead and that she's been in the tank for over a hundred years. Jill tells Nora that Summer isn't dead and that she's alive.

text: The highlighted sentences are unnecessary.

refinement: Jill notices Summer, a little girl floating in a cylindrical glass tank filled with water. Nora tells Jill that Summer is the reason the One World Exhibits exist. Jill tells Nora that Summer is lonely and that she doesn't understand what's going on. Nora tells Jill that Summer is dead and that she's been in the tank for over a hundred years. Jill tells Nora that Summer isn't dead and that she's alive.

text: The response should include that Summer has been preserved in the tank for over a hundred years.

refinement: Jill notices Summer, a little girl preserved in a cylindrical glass tank filled with water. Nora tells Jill that Summer is the reason the One World Exhibits exist. Summer has been in the tank for over a hundred years. Jill tells Nora that Summer is lonely and that she doesn't understand what's going on. Nora tells Jill that Summer is dead and that she's been in the tank for over a hundred years. Jill tells Nora that Summer isn't dead and that she's alive.

text: The response should include that Summer opens her eyes.

refinement: Jill notices Summer, a little girl preserved in a cylindrical glass tank filled with water. Nora tells Jill that Summer is the reason the One World Exhibits exist. Summer has been in the tank for over a hundred years. Jill tells Nora that Summer is lonely and that she doesn't understand what's going on. Nora tells Jill that Summer is dead and that she's been in the tank for over a hundred years. Jill tells Nora that Summer isn't dead and that she's alive. Summer opens her eyes, causing Nora to scream.

answer: Summer is a little girl who was preserved in a glass tank of water. She was the whole reason the One World Exhibits exist. She was the first person to be preserved in this way. Nora takes Jill to see her. Jill tells Nora that Summer is lonely. Nora tells Jill that Summer is dead, but Jill insists that Summer is not dead.

text: The response should include that Summer has been in the tank for over one hundred years.

refinement: Summer is a little girl who was preserved in a glass tank of water. She was the whole reason the One World Exhibits exist. She was the first person to be preserved in this way, and has been in the tank for over one hundred years. Nora takes Jill to see her. Jill tells Nora that Summer is lonely. Nora tells Jill that Summer is dead, but Jill insists that Summer is not dead.

text: The response should include that Summer opens her eyes.

refinement: Summer is a little girl who was preserved in a glass tank of water. She was the whole reason the One World Exhibits exist. She was the first person to be preserved in this way, and has been in the tank for over one hundred years. Nora takes Jill to see her. Jill tells Nora that Summer is lonely. Nora tells Jill that Summer is dead, but Jill insists that Summer is not dead. Summer opens her eyes, which causes Nora to scream.

answer: The story is about Nora and her daughter Jill who visit the One World Science Exhibition. Nora explains to Jill that the exhibits are there to showcase the remarkable breakthroughs that were being made and to foster a sense of unity. Jill notices Summer, a little girl floating in a cylindrical glass tank filled with water. Nora tells Jill that Summer is the reason the One World Exhibits exist. Jill tells Nora that Summer is lonely and that she doesn't understand what's going on. Nora tells Jill that Summer is dead and that she's been in the tank for over a hundred years. Jill tells Nora that Summer isn't dead and that she's alive.

text: The highlighted portion of the response does not answer the question.

refinement: Jill notices Summer, a little girl floating in a cylindrical glass tank filled with water. Nora tells Jill that Summer is the reason the One World Exhibits exist. Jill tells Nora that Summer is lonely and that she doesn't understand what's going on. Nora tells Jill that Summer is dead and that she's been in the tank for over a hundred years. Jill tells Nora that Summer isn't dead and that she's alive.

text: The response must include more details about Summer.

refinement: Jill notices Summer, a little girl floating in a cylindrical glass tank filled with water. Nora tells Jill that Summer is the reason the One World Exhibits exists. She was the first person to be preserved in this manner, and has been in the tank for over one hundred years. Jill tells Nora that Summer is lonely and that she doesn't understand what's going on. Nora tells Jill that Summer is dead and that she's been in the tank for over a hundred years. Jill tells Nora that Summer isn't dead and that she's alive.

text: The response should include that Summer opens her eyes.

refinement: Jill notices Summer, a little girl floating in a cylindrical glass tank filled with water. Nora tells Jill that Summer is the reason the One World Exhibits exists. She was the first person to be preserved in this manner, and has been in the tank for over one hundred years. Jill tells Nora that Summer is lonely and that she doesn't understand what's going on. Nora tells Jill that Summer is dead and that she's been in the tank for over a hundred years. Jill tells Nora that Summer isn't dead and that she's alive. Summer opens her eyes, causing Nora to scream.

answer: Summer is a little girl who is preserved in a glass tank filled with water. She is the main exhibit at the One World Science and Technology Exhibition. Summer is the reason for the One World Exhibits. She has been in the tank for over a hundred years and no one has heard her talk. Nora says that Summer is the reason the One World Exhibits exist. Nora tells Jill that Summer is not alive. Jill says that Summer is not dead. Nora screams when she sees that Summer's eyes are open.

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

What does the story say about what happened after it turn that the girl was alive?

answer: Nora was shocked and was about to scream when Summer's eyes opened. Nora screamed.

text: The response is largely incoherent.

refinement: Nora screams when she sees that Summer has opened her eyes.

answer: Nora was shocked and was about to scream when Summer's eyes opened. Nora screamed.

text: The response is largely incoherent.

refinement: Nora screams when she sees that Summer has opened her eyes.

answer: Nora screamed and then the girl's eyes opened. Nora then ran away and Jill was left there.

text: The highlighted sentence is inaccurate.

refinement: Nora screamed and then the girl's eyes opened.

text: The order of events is incorrect.

refinement: Summer opens her eyes, and Nora screams.

answer: Nora screamed and then the girl's eyes opened.

text: The order of the actions is incorrect.

answer: Nora screamed and it was revealed that the girl was alive.

text: The highlighted section is grammatically clunky.

refinement: Nora screamed when Summer opened her eyes.