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Google is cracking down on cryptocurrency-related advertising.

The company is updating its financial services-related ad policies to ban any advertising about cryptocurrency-related content, including initial coin offerings (ICOs), wallets, and trading advice, Google's director of sustainable ads, Scott Spencer, told CNBC.

That means that even companies with legitimate cryptocurrency offerings won't be allowed to serve ads through any of Google's ad products, which place advertising on its own sites as well as third-party websites.

This update will go into effect in June 2018, according to a company post.

"We don't have a crystal ball to know where the future is going to go with cryptocurrencies, but we've seen enough consumer harm or potential for consumer harm that it's an area that we want to approach with extreme caution," Scott said.

Google's hard-line approach follows a similar ban that Facebook announced earlier this year.

While the crypto-currency boom has produced a lot of excitement and wealth, it's still a largely unregulated space and has spawned countless high-profile scams.

This news comes as Google releases its annual "trust and safety" ads report.

Google said it took down more than 3.2 billion ads in 2017 that violated its policies, which is nearly double the 1.7 billion it removed the year before.

Google parent company Alphabet makes roughly 84 percent of its total revenue from advertising, so convincing advertisers that its ecosystem is safe and effective is critically important.

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question: What is Google trying to ban?

answer: Cryptocurrency advertising.

answer: Google is trying to ban cryptocurrency-related content, including initial coin offerings (ICOs), wallets, and trading advice.

answer: Google is trying to ban advertisements related to cryptocurrency, including initial coin offerings (ICOs), wallets, and trading advice.

answer: Cryptocurrency-related content, including initial coin offerings (ICOs), wallets, and trading advice.

question: Why?

answer: Google is cracking down on cryptocurrency-related advertising in order to protect consumers from scams and fraud.

answer: Google is cracking down on cryptocurrency-related advertising because it wants to protect its users from scams.

answer: Google is cracking down on cryptocurrency-related advertising.

text: "Google is cracking down on cryptocurrency-related advertising." - does not answer the question of "why" Google is cracking down.

refinement: Google is cracking down on cryptocurrency-related advertising because they've seen enough consumer harm or potential for consumer harm, and cryptocurrencies are still a largely unregulated space and have spawned countless high-profile scams.

answer: They have seen enough consumer harm or potential consumer harm.

question: What are some cons of cryptocurrency?

answer: It is a largely unregulated space and has spawned countless high-profile scams.

answer: It's a largely unregulated space, vulnerable to spikes and scams.

text: "vulnerable to spikes" - is not in the passage and seems to be pulled from an external source. Reword to delete "spikes".

refinement: It's a largely unregulated space that is vulnerable to scams and fraud.

answer: Some potential drawbacks of cryptocurrency include scams, lack of regulation, and high volatility.

text: "high volatility." - is not in the passage and seems to be pulled from an external source. Should be deleted.

refinement: Some potential drawbacks of cryptocurrency include scams and a lack of regulation.

answer: The cons of cryptocurrency are that it is largely unregulated, has spawned countless high-profile scams, and is a largely speculative market.

text: "is a largely speculative market" - is not in the passage and seems to be pulled from an external source. Should be deleted.

refinement: The cons of cryptocurrency are that it is largely unregulated and has spawned countless high-profile scams.

question: How much money does Google parent company alphabet make off ads?

answer: 84% of its total revenue.

answer: 84% of its total revenue.

answer: Google parent company Alphabet makes roughly 84 percent of its total revenue from advertising.

answer: According to the passage, Google parent company Alphabet makes 84% of its total revenue from advertising.

question: Write a ~4 sentence summary.

answer: Google is updating its financial services-related ad policies to ban any advertising about cryptocurrency-related content, including initial coin offerings (ICOs), wallets, and trading advice. The company is doing this because they don't have a crystal ball to know where the future is going to go with cryptocurrencies, but they've seen enough consumer harm or potential for consumer harm that it's an area they want to approach with extreme caution. Google's hard-line approach follows a similar ban that Facebook announced earlier this year. Google parent company Alphabet makes roughly 84% of its total revenue from advertising, so convincing advertisers that its ecosystem is safe and effective is critically important.

answer: Google is banning cryptocurrency-related advertising on its platforms. This ban will go into effect in June 2018.

text: Did not meet the 4-sentence summary requirement. Needs two more sentences.

refinement:
Google is banning cryptocurrency-related advertising on its platforms.
The ban, which will go into effect in June 2018, covers any advertising about cryptocurrency-related content, including initial coin offerings (ICOs), wallets, and trading advice.
Even companies with legitimate cryptocurrency offerings won't be allowed to serve ads through any of Google's ad products, which place advertising on its own sites as well as third-party websites.
The cryptocurrency industry is still a largely unregulated space and has spawned countless high-profile scams, which is the reason for Google's caution.

answer: Google is trying to enact measures to inhibit and even ban the online advertising of cryptocurrency. While it is a hot topic and exciting to many, the largely unregulated space, Google argues, is vulnerable to spikes in price and high-profile scams. In 2017 alone Google says they removed 3.2 billion ads that violated their "trust and safety" policies, aimed at protecting consumers. Since their parent company, Alphabet, makes about 84% of its revenue from advertising, this is expected to be an ongoing conversation.

text: "vulnerable to spikes in price" - looks like it was pulled from an external source.

refinement:
Google is trying to enact measures to inhibit and even ban the online advertising of cryptocurrency.
While it is a hot topic and exciting to many, the largely unregulated space, Google argues, is vulnerable to spikes in price and high-profile scams. In 2017 alone Google says they removed 3.2 billion ads that violated their "trust and safety" policies, aimed at protecting consumers.
Since their parent company, Alphabet, makes about 84% of its revenue from advertising, this is expected to be an ongoing conversation.

answer: Google is banning all cryptocurrency-related advertising on its platforms, following in the footsteps of Facebook. This is likely due to the high-profile scams and lack of regulation in the cryptocurrency space, and is part of Google's efforts to convince advertisers that its ecosystem is safe.

text: "cryptocurrency space," - remove the comma

refinement:
Google is banning all cryptocurrency-related advertising on its platforms, following in the footsteps of Facebook.
This is likely due to the high-profile scams and lack of regulation in the cryptocurrency space and is part of Google's efforts to convince advertisers that its ecosystem is safe.

text: Did not meet the 4-sentence summary requirement. Needs two more sentences.

refinement:
Google is banning all cryptocurrency-related advertising on its platforms, following in the footsteps of Facebook.
This is likely due to the high-profile scams and lack of regulation in the cryptocurrency space and is part of Google's efforts to convince advertisers that its ecosystem is safe.
Google's ban covers cryptocurrency-related content, including initial coin offerings (ICOs), wallets, and trading advice.
This update will go into effect in June 2018, according to a company post.


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ENZO MASCHERINI (6 August 1910, Florence - 29 July 1981, Livorno) was an Italian operatic baritone, one of the leading baritones of his generation.

He studied in Florence with Titta Ruffo and Riccardo Stracciari and made his debut there in 1937, as Giorgio Germont in _La traviata_, and also sang at the premiere of Gian Francesco Malipiero's _Antonio e Cleopatra_, in 1938. He made his debut at the San Carlo in Naples, in 1939, and at the Teatro alla Scala in Milan, in 1940. He appeared in two legendary performances opposite Maria Callas, the first at the Maggio Musicale Fiorentino in 1951, as Montforte in _I vespri siciliani_, under Erich Kleiber, and on opening night of the 1952-53 season at La Scala, as _Macbeth_, under Victor de Sabata. He also appeared there in _La bohème_ (with Giuseppe di Stefano, 1952), _La favorite_ (1953), _Faust_ (with Dame Elisabeth Schwarzkopf, 1954), _Don Carlos_ (with Callas, 1954), and, again, _La bohème_ (conducted by Leonard Bernstein, 1955).

After the war, he began an international career, appearing in Paris, Vienna, Prague, London, Mexico City, Rio de Janeiro, Chicago, San Francisco, etc. In 1946 and 1947, Mascherini appeared at the New York City Opera, in _La bohème_ (as Marcello), _La traviata_ (with Dorothy Kirsten), _Pagliacci_ (as Silvio, later as Tonio), _Rigoletto_, _Andrea Chénier_ (opposite Vivian della Chiesa, directed by Theodore Komisarjevsky), and _Il barbiere di Siviglia_ (with Luigi Infantino and Virginia MacWatters).

He made his debut at the Metropolitan Opera on 7 December 1949 as Marcello in Giacomo Puccini's _La bohème_ with Bidu Sayão as Mimì, Ferruccio Tagliavini as Rodolfo, Lois Hunt as Musetta, and Giuseppe Antonicelli conducting. He performed in several other roles at the Met during the 1949-1950 season, including Germont in _La traviata_ (with Licia Albanese as Violetta and Jan Peerce as Alfredo), Lescaut in _Manon Lescaut_ (with Richard Tucker as Des Grieux), Valentin in _Faust_ (with di Stefano in the title role), and the title role in _Rigoletto_ (with Erna Berger as Gilda).[1] He also went on tour to South Africa in 1951.

A fine singing-actor with a powerful voice and solid technique, he taught in Florence after retiring from the stage. Among his pupils was the Swiss bass-baritone Alexander Malta.

He can be heard on disc in _Dom Sébastien_, opposite Fedora Barbieri; _La favorite_, opposite Giulietta Simionato; _Tosca_, opposite Renata Tebaldi; and the aforementioned _I vespri siciliani_ and _Macbeth_ with Callas. In 1949, the baritone participated in a cinematic version of _Il trovatore_ (available from the Bel Canto Society).

Sources

-   _Le guide de l'opéra_, Roland Mancini & Jean-Jacques Rouveroux, Fayard, 1986,

[1] Metropolitan Opera Archives

title: Enzo Mascherini

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

Summarize the attributes of a leading baritone.

answer: Enzo Mascherini was one of the leading baritones of his generation. He is acknowledged to be this by appearing at multiple opera houses in multiple productions over a career spanning 14 years and performing alongside the legendary Maria Callas. He was a fine singing actor with a powerful voice and solid technique.

text: The response does not answer the question.

refinement: A leading baritone should have a powerful voice and solid technique.

answer: A leading baritone is characterized by powerful voice, solid technique, and an ability to portray singing-actors with skill.

answer: A leading baritone is typically a skilled singing-actor with a powerful voice and solid technique. They also typically have an extensive international career and have appeared at major opera houses throughout the world.

text: Unnecessary information.

refinement: A leading baritone is typically a skilled singing-actor with a powerful voice and solid technique.

answer: No answer

text: An answer can be found in the passage.

refinement: A leading baritone is typically a skilled singing-actor with a powerful voice and solid technique.

answer: Florence and Milan's stages are not to be trifled with. Success at the Teatro alla Scala and San Carlo are no small feats. Singing in these theaters means being worthy of a stage that has hosted legends.

text: The response does not answer the question.

refinement: A leading baritone is typically a skilled singing-actor with a powerful voice and solid technique.

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

Summarize Enzo Mascherini's performances outside Italy.

answer: Mascherini had an international career, performing in many cities around the world. He appeared at the Metropolitan Opera in New York City, beginning in 1949, and at many other opera houses around the globe. He can be heard on recordings in a number of operas.

text: The response should include a list of cities that Mascherini performed in. It also is missing the fact that he toured in South Africa in 1951

refinement: Mascherini had an international career, performing in many cities around the world, including Paris, Vienna, Prague, London, Mexico City, Rio de Janeiro, Chicago, and San Francisco. He appeared at the Metropolitan Opera in New York City, beginning in 1949, and at many other opera houses around the globe. He can be heard on recordings in a number of operas. He also toured South Africa in 1951.

answer: Mascherini began his debut with opera in Paris and then performed in Vienna and Prague. Before the war, he toured South Africa as well. Mascherini also went to New York for an international career. After the war, he toured London, Mexico City and Rio de Janeiro. He appeared at the New York Opera and Metropolitan Opera. Mascherini toured several other nations such as Mexico and Brazil. Outside of Europe, Mascherini also appeared in London, Chicago, San Francisco and Rio de Janeiro.

text: There are several instances of repetition in the response.

refinement: Before the war, he toured South Africa as well. Mascherini also went to New York for an international career. After the war, he appeared in Paris, Vienna, Prague, London, Mexico City, Rio de Janeiro, Chicago, and San Francisco.

text: Mascherini toured South Africa after the war, not before.

refinement: Mascherini also went to New York for an international career. After the war, he appeared in Paris, Vienna, Prague, London, Mexico City, Rio de Janeiro, Chicago, and San Francisco. He went on tour to South Africa in 1951.

text: The first sentence should be placed later in the response.

refinement: After the war, he appeared in Paris, Vienna, Prague, London, Mexico City, Rio de Janeiro, Chicago, and San Francisco. In 1946 and 1947, he appeared in the New York City Opera. He went on tour to South Africa in 1951.

answer: After the second world war, Mascherini began an international career by appearing in Paris, Vienna, Prague, London, Mexico City, Rio de Janeiro, Chicago and San Francisco amongst others. He performed in multiple productions at the New York City Opera in 1946 and 1947 and the Metropolitan Opera in 1949 and 1950. He toured to South Africa in 1951.

answer: After the Second World War, he started his international career and performed in the New York Opera, Paris, Vienna, Prague, London, Mexico, Rio de Janeiro, Chicago, etc. He toured to South Africa as well in 1951.

answer: Mascherini performed internationally, including at Paris, Vienna, Prague, London, Mexico City, Rio de Janeiro, Chicago, San Francisco, and New York City Opera. At the Metropolitan Opera, he sang roles including Marcello in Giacomo Puccini's "La bohème", Germont in "La traviata", Lescaut in "Manon Lescaut", Valentin in "Faust", and the title role in "Rigoletto".

text: The response should include that Mascherini went on tour to South Africa in 1951.

refinement: Mascherini performed internationally, including at Paris, Vienna, Prague, London, Mexico City, Rio de Janeiro, Chicago, San Francisco, and New York City Opera. At the Metropolitan Opera, he sang roles including Marcello in Giacomo Puccini's "La bohème", Germont in "La traviata", Lescaut in "Manon Lescaut", Valentin in "Faust", and the title role in "Rigoletto". In 1951, he went on tour in South Africa.

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

Summarize what happened to Mascherini in the 1940's.

answer: Mascherini made his debut at the San Carlo in Naples in 1939 and then appeared onstage at the Teatro alla Scala in Milan in 1940. Later in the 1940s, Mascherini went on tour to South Africa and made his debut at the Metropolitan Opera in 1949.

text: Mascherini went on tour to South Africa in 1951, not in the 1940s.

refinement: Mascherini made his debut at the San Carlo in Naples in 1939 and then appeared onstage at the Teatro alla Scala in Milan in 1940. He made his debut at the Metropolitan Opera in 1949.

text: Mascherin's debut in Naples was not in the 1940s.

refinement: He then appeared onstage at the Teatro alla Scala in Milan in 1940. He made his debut at the Metropolitan Opera in 1949.

text: The response is missing several points in Mascherini's career in the 1940s.

refinement: He then appeared onstage at the Teatro alla Scala in Milan in 1940. In 1946 and 1947, he appeared in the New York City Opera. he appeared in the New York He made his debut at the Metropolitan Opera in 1949.

text: The response is missing a detail about Mascherini performing in a cinematic version of "Il Trovatore."

refinement: He then appeared onstage at the Teatro alla Scala in Milan in 1940. In 1946 and 1947, he appeared in the New York City Opera. he appeared in the New York He made his debut at the Metropolitan Opera in 1949. He appeared in a cinematic version of "Il trovatore" in 1949.

answer: He made his debut at La Scala in Milan in 1940, and after the second world war ended he traveled to America to perform at the New York City Opera in 1946 and 1947. He made his debut at the Metropolitan Opera in 1949 and performed several roles there during the 1949-1950 season. In 1949 Mascherini participated in a cinematic version of 'Il trovatore'.

answer: Mascherini made his debut at the San Carlo in Naples and the Teatro alla Scala in Milan in the 1940's. He started an international career and performed in Paris, Vienna, Prague, London, Mexico City, Rio de Janeiro, Chicago, San Francisco and New York City during the 194os.

text: The response should include specific details that are stated in the original text regarding Mascherini's performances in New York City.

refinement: Mascherini made his debut at the San Carlo in Naples and the Teatro alla Scala in Milan in the 1940's. He started an international career and performed in Paris, Vienna, Prague, London, Mexico City, Rio de Janeiro, Chicago, San Francisco and New York City during the 1940s. He appeared at the New York City Opera in 1946 and 1947, and made his debut at the Metropolitan Opera on 1949.

text: The response is missing his work on the cinematic version of "Il Trovatore"

refinement: Mascherini made his debut at the San Carlo in Naples and the Teatro alla Scala in Milan in the 1940's. He started an international career and performed in Paris, Vienna, Prague, London, Mexico City, Rio de Janeiro, Chicago, San Francisco and New York City during the 1940s. He appeared at the New York City Opera in 1946 and 1947, and made his debut at the Metropolitan Opera on 1949. In 1949, he participated in a cinematic version of "Il trovatore."

answer: Mascherini debuted at Teatro alla Scala in Milan in 1940. He made his debut at the San Carlo in Naples in 1939 and made his debut at the Metropolitan Opera in New York City in 1949. His vocal career began in 1937, his debut at La Scala in 1952. He became a master voice teacher and then retired from the stage in 1949.

text: There are several events listed that did not occur in the 1940s.

refinement: Mascherini debuted at Teatro alla Scala in Milan in 1940. He made his debut in the Metropolitan Opera in New York City in 1949. He became a master voice teacher and then retired from the stage in 1949.

text: Mascherini did not retire in 1949.

refinement: Mascherini debuted at Teatro alla Scala in Milan in 1940. He made his debut in the Metropolitan Opera in New York City in 1949. He became a master voice teacher.

text: The article does not mention Mascherini becoming a teacher.

refinement: Mascherini debuted at Teatro alla Scala in Milan in 1940. He made his debut in the Metropolitan Opera in New York City in 1949.

text: The response is missing several pieces of Mascherini's career in the 1940s.

refinement: Mascherini debuted at Teatro alla Scala in Milan in 1940. In 1946 and 1947, he appeared in the New York City Opera. He made his debut in the Metropolitan Opera in New York City in 1949. He appeared in a cinematic version of "Il trovatore" in 1949.

answer: During the 1940's, Mascherini made debuts at various opera houses, including San Carlo in Naples and the Teatro alla Scala in Milan. He had appearances at the Metropolitan Opera, including in several roles, most notably singing Marcello in Puccini's "La bohème" and the title role in "Rigoletto." He also embarked on a touring South Africa.

text: He did not tour South Africa until 1951.

refinement: During the 1940's, Mascherini made debuts at various opera houses, including San Carlo in Naples and the Teatro alla Scala in Milan. He had appearances at the Metropolitan Opera, including in several roles, most notably singing Marcello in Puccini's "La bohème" and the title role in "Rigoletto."

text: The response should include his work on "Il trovatore."

refinement: During the 1940's, Mascherini made debuts at various opera houses, including San Carlo in Naples and the Teatro alla Scala in Milan. He had appearances at the Metropolitan Opera, including in several roles, most notably singing Marcello in Puccini's "La bohème" and the title role in "Rigoletto." He appeared in the cinematic version of "Il trovatore."


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Canada's new trade agreement with U.S. and Mexico contains one clause that could have a big impact on national sovereignty and puts the agreement itself at risk in the long run.

Inside the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) is a provision that allows any member country to essentially veto free trade agreements with non-member countries by dissolving the USMCA to form a bilateral agreement instead.

Though the text doesn't mention China by name, observers agree that the country is the principal target.

_Watch: Scheer says Justin Trudeau 'backed down to Donald Trump' on USMCA. Story continues below._

According to Article 32.10 of the agreement, any country in the agreement must inform the other two if it intends to start free trade negotiations with a "non-market" country, and must allow them to review the full text of the agreement.

The clause says that if the other countries review a potential trade agreement and decide it will impact trade among them, they can terminate the trilateral USMCA with six months' notice and replace it with a bilateral agreement.

Though any country has the power to utilize this clause, it's unlikely Canada would invoke it against the U.S., its largest trading partner and biggest buyer of its exports.

How does this impact Canadian free trade with China?

A "non-market country" in this case is one that either Canada, Mexico, or the U.S. does not have a free trade agreement with, and has been determined to have a non-market economy.

According to U.S. legal definitions, a non-market economy is one that "does not operate on market principles of cost or pricing structures, so that sales of merchandise in such country do not reflect the fair value of the merchandise."

Experts like Hugh Stephens, a distinguished fellow at the Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada, have said the clause is specifically aimed at China.

Stephens, a distinguished fellow at the Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada, called the clause "unprecedented in any trade agreement that any other country has ever signed."

He said he suspects the clause was introduced as a "poison pill" at the last minute, and Canada agreed to it "because we had a gun to our head."

"Normally there would've been some reference to it, a leak, or at least some consultation with the Canadian business community who are very interested in doing a deal with China," he said.

President Donald Trump has accused China of unfair development tactics, including "stealing or pressuring foreign companies to hand over technology," which American officials view as a threat to U.S. industrial leadership.

Trump has declared an all-out trade war on China with billions of dollars in tariffs, which Beijing has described as "the biggest trade war in economic history."

The U.S.-China strife is also rooted in longstanding conflict between the two countries, which has put the American ideas of free trade at odds with China's state-led development structure.

Canada has explored free trade with China in the past, but has yet to sign an agreement. And if it wants to stay in the USMCA, it may not get the chance to do so without the Americans' blessing.

'That has always been the case with NAFTA': Freeland

Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland has insisted the clause is no big deal.

In a news conference Monday, she said the non-market clause doesn't matter, because any country can walk away from the USMCA at any time with six months' notice, according to Maclean's.

"Each country should have the right to make a sovereign decision about whether it wants to remain in a trade agreement," she said.

"That has always been the case with NAFTA. It continues to be the case with NAFTA."

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Stephens called Freeland's comments "a smokescreen."

"Yes of course, Canada or the U.S. or anybody could cancel the agreement for any reason. But that's a general termination clause that's in all trade agreements ... this is a very, very specific trigger."

He said the federal government needs to explain how this clause is compatible with its "professed attachment to trade diversification," pointing to the recent appointment of Liberal MP Jim Carr as trade diversification minister.

Stephens said it's "essential" for Canada to diversify its trading partners, and "we already have too many eggs in one basket.

"If you put yourself in the position where 75 per cent of your exports go to one market, and that market decides that they're going to trot out bogus national security reasons to impose tariffs on your automobiles, your steel, your aluminum, maybe next it'll be maple syrup," he said.

"I mean, god knows."

_Clarification: A previous headline on this story used the word "veto" to describe possible U.S. influence over Canadian trade deals through Article 32.10 of the USMCA, though it is not technically a veto. We've updated the headline to avoid confusion._

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

What is the one clause in the trade agreement that could have a big impact on national sovereignty?

answer: One clause in the USMCA gives any member country the power to veto a free trade agreement with non-member countries by dissolving the USMCA and them form a bilateral agreement instead.

answer: The one clause in the trade agreement that could have a big impact on national sovereignty is the clause that allows any member country to essentially veto free trade agreements with non-member countries. This clause is aimed specifically at China.

text: While this response is very well done, it can include a specific detail about how this clause would impact relationships with Canada and Chine.

refinement: The one clause in the trade agreement that could have a big impact on national sovereignty is the clause that allows any member country to essentially veto free trade agreements with non-member countries. This clause impacts Canadian free trade with China.

answer: The USMCA Article 32.10 gives a country the ability to veto any trade agreements with non-member countries by dissolving the USMCA to form a bilateral agreement.

answer: The one clause that could have a big impact on national sovereignty is the clause that allows any member country to essentially veto free trade agreements with non-member countries by dissolving the USMCA to form a bilateral agreement instead. This clause is aimed at China, and could grant the U.S. greater influence over Canada's trade deals.

answer: The clause in the USMCA (United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement) is one that allows any member country to veto free trade agreements with non-member countries by dissolving the USMCA to form a bilateral agreement instead.

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

What is a "non-market country"?

answer: A "non-market country" is one that has been determined to have a non-market economy by one of the three countries involved in the USMCA, either Canada, Mexico, or the U.S.

text: In this passage, the answer to this question is directly stated when it says "A "non-market country" in this case is one that either Canada, Mexico, or the U.S. does not have a free trade agreement with, and has been determined to have a non-market economy."

answer: A non-market country is a country that does not adhere to market principles, and is the target of a provision in the USMCA that allows any member country to terminate the trilateral agreement if it decides a potential trade agreement with that country would impact trade among them.

text: While this is a good response, taking the exact definition that is provided in the passage is the best method. This response will have to be reconstructed.

refinement: A non-market country is a country that either Canada, Mexico, or the U.S. does not have a free trade agreement with, and has been determined to have a non-market economy.

answer: Any country that Canada, Mexico, or the U.S. does not have ANY free trade agreement and has been thus established to have a non-market economy.

answer: A non-market economy is one that "does not operate on market principles of cost or pricing structures, so that sales of merchandise in such country do not reflect the fair value of the merchandise."

text: This response needs to add that this is the U.S. legal definition.

refinement: A non-market economy is one that "does not operate on market principles of cost or pricing structures, so that sales of merchandise in such country do not reflect the fair value of the merchandise", according to the U.S. legal definition.

answer: According to U.S. legal definitions, a non-market economy is one that "does not operate on market principles of cost or pricing structures, so that sales of merchandise in such country do not reflect the fair value of the merchandise."

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

What has President Donald Trump accused China of doing?

answer: Taking unfair measures to advance their political and economic goals which he believes is a threat to American industrial leadership

text: The answer to this question is explicitly stated in the passage as "President Donald Trump has accused China of unfair development tactics, including "stealing or pressuring foreign companies to hand over technology," which American officials view as a threat to U.S. industrial leadership."

answer: Trump has accused China of unfair development tactics, including "stealing or pressuring foreign companies to hand over technology."

answer: He has accused China of unfair development tactics.

answer: President Donald Trump has accused China of unfair development tactics, including stealing or pressuring foreign companies to hand over technology.

answer: President Trump has accused China of using unfair development tactics, including "stealing or pressuring foreign companies to hand over technology."

question: Write a ~2 sentence summary.

answer: A new trade agreement between the U.S., Mexico, and Canada includes a clause that allows any member country the ability to unilaterally terminate the agreement if it determines that an agreement being forged with a "non-market" country could hurt trade among the three countries. The clause is likely intended to target China, and some observers worry this could give excessive power to the U.S. in determining Canada's trading partners.

answer: This article discusses the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, specifically a provision within it that allows any member country to veto free tade agreements with non-member countries by dissolving the agreement to form a bilateral agreement instead. Many observers agree that China is a principal target of this provision, and that it would affect Canada's trade with China.

answer: This article describes certain clauses of a trade agreement involving three countries that allow any member country to veto a proposed free trade agreement with a non-member country. This news has particular relevance because China is a principal target of the agreements' clauses.

text: It would be recommended to state the three countries that are being discussed in this article.

refinement: This article describes certain clauses of a trade agreement involving three countries, United States, Mexico, and Canada, that allow any member country to veto a proposed free trade agreement with a non-member country. This news has particular relevance because China is a principal target of the agreements' clauses.

text: It is important to state the impact that this clause has on the Canadian free trade with China.

refinement: This article describes certain clauses of a trade agreement involving three countries, United States, Mexico, and Canada, that allow any member country to veto a proposed free trade agreement with a non-member country. This news has particular relevance because China is a principal target of the agreements' clauses, and the Canadian free trade with China is impacted.

answer: U.S. President Donald Trump, in a move to iron out restrictive trade practices with countries not designated as "market" economies, has included a clause in the U.S. Mexico Canada Agreement which will allow the U.S. and Mexico to dissolve the agreement with Canada to form bilateral agreements with trade destinations they consider more worthwhile. This was also aimed as a "poison pill" towards China, who make-up 75% of Canada's exports.

answer: Under one clause in the new trade agreement between Canada, the U.S. and Mexico, any member country can dissolve the USMCA to create bilateral agreements with non-member countries targeted at China. The clause is seen by some as a threat to Canadian sovereignty and trade, though Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland has defended the clause as not being significant.


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Oba OSINLOKUN or ESHINLOKUN (died 1819) reigned as Oba of Lagos from 1780 to 1819 . His father was Oba Ologun Kutere and his siblings were Obas Adele, Akitoye, Prince Olusi and Prince Akiolu making the Ologun Kutere Obaship line the dominant one in Lagos.[1] Eshinlokun had sixteen children who survived him. They are in the order of seniority: Kosoko, Olufunmi, Odunsi, Ladega, Ogunbambi, Akinsanya, Ogunloye, Akimosa, Ibiyemi, Adebajo, Matimoju, Adeniyi, Isiyemi, Igbalu, Oresanya and Idewu Ojulari. Out of his children, Kosoko and Idewu-Ojulari became obas of Lagos. Idewu Ojulari was not survived by any child, thus leaving the Royal Family with 15 existing lineages.

Ascendancy

Around 1780, Osinlokun seized on the unpopularity of his younger brother Oba Adele, who was frowned upon for the introduction of the Egun masquerade, which at the time was seen as unbecoming.[2] by forcibly taking the throne in a violent coup. Adele was exiled to Badagry where he assumed headship of the town. While in Badagry, Adele attempted to violently retake the Lagos throne but his efforts were futile.

Death

Osinlokun died in 1819 and was succeeded by his son Idewu Ojulari.

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title: Osinlokun

question: Who is Osinlokun?

answer: He was the Oba of Lagos from 1780 to 1819.

text: "reigned as Oba of Lagos from 1780 to 1819" is evidence of Osinlokun being the Oba of Lagos.

answer: Osinlokun is the Oba of Lagos.

text: Answer should read "Osinlokun was the Oba of Lagos" as he is no longer Oba as of his passing.

answer: He reigned as Oba of Lagos from 1780 to 1819.

text: "reigned as Oba of Lagos from 1780 to 1819" is evidence that Osinlokun reigned as Oba.

answer: Osinlokun was the Oba of Lagos from 1780 to 1819. He was the brother of Oba Adele, who was exiled to Badagry after a coup.

text: "reigned as Oba of Lagos from 1780 to 1819" is evidence that Osinlokun was Oba of Lagos.

text: "Osinlokun seized on the unpopularity of his younger brother Oba Adele, who was frowned upon for the introduction of the Egun masquerade, which at the time was seen as unbecoming.[2] by forcibly taking the throne in a violent coup" is evidence that Osinlokun seized his brother's throne in a coup.

question: What is an Oba?

answer: An Oba is a king or a queen.

answer: An Oba is the traditional ruler of a Yoruba city-state. Osinlokun seized the throne of Lagos in a violent coup and was succeeded by his son Idewu Ojulari upon his death.

text: The answer includes unnecessary details that don't pertain to the question.

refinement: An Oba is the traditional ruler of a Yoruba city-state.

answer: Information can't be found.

answer: the article does not answer this question

question: What happened in 1780?

answer: Osinlokun seized the throne from his younger brother, Oba Adele, in a violent coup.

text: "Around 1780, Osinlokun seized on the unpopularity of his younger brother Oba Adele, who was frowned upon for the introduction of the Egun masquerade, which at the time was seen as unbecoming.[2] by forcibly taking the throne in a violent coup" is evidence of that Osinlokun seized the throne of his younger brother in a violent coup in 1780.

answer: In 1780, Osinlokun seized the throne from his brother, Oba Adele, in a violent coup.

text: "Around 1780, Osinlokun seized on the unpopularity of his younger brother Oba Adele, who was frowned upon for the introduction of the Egun masquerade, which at the time was seen as unbecoming.[2] by forcibly taking the throne in a violent coup" is evidence of that Osinlokun seized the throne of his younger brother in a violent coup in 1780.

answer: Osinlokun seized the throne from his brother, Adele, in a violent coup.

text: "Around 1780, Osinlokun seized on the unpopularity of his younger brother Oba Adele, who was frowned upon for the introduction of the Egun masquerade, which at the time was seen as unbecoming.[2] by forcibly taking the throne in a violent coup" is evidence of that Osinlokun seized the throne of his younger brother in a violent coup in 1780.

answer: He ascended to the throne when he seized his brother, Oba Adele.

text: The answer misses to specify that Osinlokun forcefully seized the throne in a violent coup.

refinement: Osinlokun ascended to the throne when he forcefully seized his brother Oba Adele's throne in a violent coup.

question: When did he die?

answer: He died in 1819.

text: "Oba OSINLOKUN (died 1819)" is evidence that Osinlokun died in 1819.

answer: He died in 1819.

text: "Oba OSINLOKUN (died 1819)" is evidence that Osinlokun died in 1819.

answer: 1819

text: "Oba OSINLOKUN (died 1819)" is evidence that Osinlokun died in 1819.

answer: Osinlokun died in 1819.

text: "Oba OSINLOKUN (died 1819)" is evidence that Osinlokun died in 1819.

question: Write a ~3 sentence summary.

answer: Oba Osinlokun reigned as Oba of Lagos from 1780 to 1819. His father was Oba Ologun Kutere and his siblings were Obas Adele, Akitoye, Prince Olusi and Prince Akiolu. He had 16 children, and two of them became Obas of Lagos.

text: The answer misses to specify that Osinlokun forcefully seized his brother's throne in a violent coup.

refinement: Oba Osinlokun reigned as Oba of Lagos from 1780 to 1819 after he forcefully seized his brother's throne in a violent coup. His father was Oba Ologun Kutere and his siblings were Obas Adele, Akitoye, Prince Olusi and Prince Akiolu. He had 16 children, and two of them became Obas of Lagos.

answer: Oba Osinlokun was an Oba of Lagos from 1780 to 1819. He ascended to the throne when he seized during his brother's reign. He then passed in 1819 and was succeeded by his son Idewu Ojulari.

text: Misses to properly specify how he ascended to the throne.

refinement: Oba Osinlokun was an Oba of Lagos from 1780 to 1819. He ascended to the throne when he seized his brother's reign in a violent coup. He then passed in 1819 and was succeeded by his son Idewu Ojulari.

answer: Oba Osinlokun seized the throne from his brother, Oba Adele, in a violent coup. Osinlokun died in 1819 and was succeeded by his son, Idewu Ojulari.

text: Misses to include an important detail to sum up to the sentence summary length.

refinement: Oba Osinlokun reigned as Oba of Lagos from 1780 to 1819. He seized the throne from his brother, Oba Adele, in a violent coup. Osinlokun died in 1819 and was succeeded by his son, Idewu Ojulari.

answer: Osinlokun was the Oba of Lagos from 1780 to 1819. He seized power from his brother Adele in a violent coup, and was succeeded by his son Idewu Ojulari upon his death.

text: Grammar correction, adding death year and separating sentences to meet the 3 sentence summary.

refinement: Osinlokun was the Oba of Lagos from 1780 to 1819. He seized the throne from his brother Adele in a violent coup. Osinlokun died in 1819 and was succeeded by his son Idewu Ojulari upon his death.


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[alex iafallo]

He did it. He finally did it. Alex Iafallo scored his first National Hockey League goal on November 4th assisted by Anze Kopitar. You read that right. His first goal was assisted by an all-time great, Anze Kopitar. Talk about something he will never forget.

It seems like just yesterday that I was growing up with Alex in the great farm town of Eden, just outside of Buffalo. I still bump into him at the annual Eden Corn Fest and we recall the fond memories of playing ball hockey or pond shinny with our good buddies Brien Connelly and Zach Arno.

We were just a couple naive kids that dreamed of playing in Game 7’s. Never in our wildest dreams did we actually think that would become a reality. I cannot help but to get jacked up following Alex and his young, promising career. Every time he takes the ice I get to brag to my friends that I know him.

Call me crazy, but his sister, Jules, and his father, Tom, have better hands than him. Jules plays hockey at Ohio State University. She is in her senior year and off to a hot start with 7 points in 9 games, as the Buckeyes are a top ten team. Tom can still be found playing men’s league hockey where he is the silkiest player on the ice no matter the age of his teammates or opponents.

Growing up with Alex was awesome. He is a kind soft-spoken kid who was incredibly driven. His infectious smile and bright personality stood out at a young age. There was one thing you could always count on him doing, however, and that was playing hockey.

He loved every minute of it. I would often bump into him running laps at the Eden High School Track, or roller blading and stick handling on the tennis courts. He always had that same smile on his face. Always serious, but never too serious.

Off the ice, he was a stud volleyball player for Eden, which is known for its volleyball. If he did not choose to play junior hockey in the USHL, his volleyball Coach Robert Pierce would have pushed for him to play D-1 volleyball.

But, Alex followed his heart to the USHL and then to the NCAA for the University of Minnesota Duluth. His decision paid off as he led his team to an NCAA Frozen Four National Championship in 2017. He scored a crucial goal in an exciting win over Harvard University.

After the game, Alex had his pick of teams to sign with in the NHL. He chose the L.A. Kings. The decision was the right one.

Alex is off to a hot-start on the top line of the Kings. His point total should only grow, and he finally got the monkey of his first NHL goal off his back.

Here’s to you Alex! All your hard work paid off. Keep making Eden proud.

I am honored to call you a friend for life.

By: Matthew Benedict

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question: How did Iafallo score his first NHL goal?

answer: His first goal was scored as an assist by an all-time great, Anze Kopitar.

answer: Anze Kopitar assisted him.

answer: With the assistance of legend Kopitar.

text: This answer is not a complete sentence.

refinement: He scored with the assistance of legend Kopitar.

question: Who is the author?

answer: Matthew Benedict is the author.

answer: The author is Matthew Benedict.

answer: Childhood friend of Iafallo's, Matthew Benedict.

text: The answer should be a complete sentence.

refinement: The author is a childhood friend of Iafallo's, Matthew Benedict.

question: How does Iafallo compare to his family members as a hockey player?

answer: From the passage, it seems that Iafallo is better than his sister Jules and father Tom were as hockey players, but there is no definitive judgement on who is the best between the three. It seems that Iafallo is more focused and driven than his family members were and he took advantage of the opportunity presented to him when he signed with the L.A. Kings.

text: The passage seems to indicate that Iafallo is not as good as his sister and father: "Call me crazy, but his sister, Jules, and his father, Tom, have better hands than him."

refinement: From the passage, it seems that Iafallo is not better than his sister Jules and father Tom were as hockey players, but there is no definitive judgement on who is the best between the three. It seems that Iafallo is more focused and driven than his family members were and he took advantage of the opportunity presented to him when he signed with the L.A. Kings.

text: While the passage does indicate that Iafallo is very driven, there is statement about him being more motivated than his family.

refinement: From the passage, it seems that Iafallo is not better than his sister Jules and father Tom were as hockey players, but there is no definitive judgement on who is the best between the three.

answer: Benedict says his sister and father are better players.

answer: From the passage, it seems that Iafallo is highly regarded in comparison to his family members, who have also excelled in the sport of hockey. Jules Iafallo, his sister, currently competes as a senior player at Ohio State and is off to a hot start with 7 points in 9 games thus far in the season, while their father Tom still participates in men's league hockey and is considered the "smoothest player on the ice" no matter the age of his teammates or opponents.

text: There is no mention of the fact that the author believes that Iafallo's sister and father are better that Iafallo at hockey.

refinement: From the passage, it seems that Iafallo is highly regarded in comparison to his family members, who have also excelled in the sport of hockey, but the author believes his family is better than him. Jules Iafallo, his sister, currently competes as a senior player at Ohio State and is off to a hot start with 7 points in 9 games thus far in the season, while their father Tom still participates in men's league hockey and is considered the "smoothest player on the ice" no matter the age of his teammates or opponents.

question: What would Iafallo be doing if not hockey?

answer: His volleyball coach would have encouraged him to play D-1 volleyball.

text: "If he did not choose to play junior hockey in the USHL, his volleyball Coach Robert Pierce would have pushed for him to play D-1 volleyball."

answer: The author states that he would have played D-1 volleyball.

text: "If he did not choose to play junior hockey in the USHL, his volleyball Coach Robert Pierce would have pushed for him to play D-1 volleyball."

answer: If he didn't want to play hockey he would have played D-1 volleyball for University of Minnesota Duluth.

text: The passage does not state that he would have played volleyball for the University of Minnesota Duluth.

refinement: If he didn't want to play hockey he would have played D-1 volleyball.

text: "If he did not choose to play junior hockey in the USHL, his volleyball Coach Robert Pierce would have pushed for him to play D-1 volleyball."

question: Write a ~6 sentence summary.

answer: Alex Iafallo scored his first NHL goal on Nov. 4, 2018. Formerly an Eden Corn Fest attendee, he dreamed of playing in Game 7. His philosophy was infectious all his life. As a student, Iafallo was serious but never too serious. They played and have been growing up together, and Aless chose to play junior hockey in the USHL before playing for the L.A. Kings. His decision paid off and he is off to a hot-start on the team.

text: The year is not mentioned in the article.

refinement: Alex Iafallo scored his first NHL goal on Nov. 4. Formerly an Eden Corn Fest attendee, he dreamed of playing in Game 7. His philosophy was infectious all his life. As a student, Iafallo was serious but never too serious. They played and have been growing up together, and Aless chose to play junior hockey in the USHL before playing for the L.A. Kings. His decision paid off and he is off to a hot-start on the team.

text: There are several minor details that are irrelevant to the passage.

refinement: Alex Iafallo scored his first NHL goal on Nov. 4. He dreamed of playing on the big stage. As a student, Iafallo was serious but never too serious. They played and have been growing up together, and Aless chose to play junior hockey in the USHL before playing for the L.A. Kings. His decision paid off and he is off to a hot-start on the team.

text: The pronoun "they" is confusing.

refinement: Alex Iafallo scored his first NHL goal on Nov. 4. He dreamed of playing on the big stage. As a student, Iafallo was serious but never too serious. The author and Iafallo played and have been growing up together, and Aless chose to play junior hockey in the USHL before playing for the L.A. Kings. His decision paid off and he is off to a hot-start on the team.

text: There is an incorrect tense when speaking about how the author and Iafallo grew up.

refinement: Alex Iafallo scored his first NHL goal on Nov. 4. He dreamed of playing on the big stage. As a student, Iafallo was serious but never too serious. The author and Iafallo played and grew up together, and Aless chose to play junior hockey in the USHL before playing for the L.A. Kings. His decision paid off and he is off to a hot-start on the team.

text: There are a few remaining syntax errors.

refinement: Alex Iafallo scored his first NHL goal on Nov. 4. He dreamed of playing on the big stage. As a student, Iafallo was serious but never too serious. The author and Iafallo played and grew up together. Alex chose to play junior hockey in the USHL before playing for the L.A. Kings. His decision paid off and he is off to a hot start on the team.

answer: The text is an autobiographical account of Matthew Benedict and his journey with Alex Iafallo. He talks about their friendship and how they grew up. Matthew describes the hurdles and challenges they had to overcome for their childhood dreams to come true. He talks about how they grew up together and made the decision to play hockey; how Iafallo is doing very well in his avocation nowadays.

text: The text is not autobiographical and is written by Matthew Benedict.

refinement: The text, written by Matthew Benedict, is about his journey with Alex Iafallo. He talks about their friendship and how they grew up. Matthew describes the hurdles and challenges they had to overcome for their childhood dreams to come true. He talks about how they grew up together and made the decision to play hockey; how Iafallo is doing very well in his avocation nowadays.

text: The text is about Alex Iafallo and his career alone, not about Benedict and Iafallo's relationship.

refinement: The text, written by Matthew Benedict, is about Alex Iafallo and his hockey career. He talks about their friendship and how they grew up. Matthew describes the hurdles and challenges they had to overcome for their childhood dreams to come true. He talks about how they grew up together and made the decision to play hockey; how Iafallo is doing very well in his avocation nowadays.

text: Matthew Benedict is not a hockey player, and the article concerns Iafallo's career.

refinement: The text, written by Matthew Benedict, is about Alex Iafallo and his hockey career. He talks about their friendship and how they grew up. Matthew describes the hurdles and challenges Iafallo had to overcome for his childhood dreams to come true. He talks about how they grew up together and made the decision to play hockey; how Iafallo is doing very well in his avocation nowadays.

text: The summary could be more specific about Iafallo's decision to choose hockey.

refinement: The text, written by Matthew Benedict, is about Alex Iafallo and his hockey career. He talks about their friendship and how they grew up. Matthew describes the hurdles and challenges Iafallo had to overcome for his childhood dreams to come true. He talks about how they grew up together and made the decision to play hockey over volleyball. Iafallo is now doing very well, having score his first goal in the NHL on November 4th.

answer: Alex Iafallo finally scored his first NHL goal. His first goal, courtesy of Anze Kopitar. He grew up in Eden, Buffalo. His sister, Jules, is a well-respected hockey player at Ohio State. His father, Tom, used to play in men's league hockey.

answer: Alex Iafallo scored his first National Hockey League goal on November 4th assisted by legend Anze Kopitar. He grew up playing hockey with friends, never dreaming that he'd actually make it to the pros. He comes from a family of hockey players, his sister and father actually being better than him. He played various sports growing up, always an athletic kid. From roller blading to tennis, to volleyball. He followed his heart and pursued hockey where he's excelled.

text: There is a sentence fragment.

refinement: Alex Iafallo scored his first National Hockey League goal on November 4th assisted by legend Anze Kopitar. He grew up playing hockey with friends, never dreaming that he'd actually make it to the pros. He comes from a family of hockey players, his sister and father actually being better than him. He played various sports growing up, always an athletic kid, from roller blading to tennis, to volleyball. He followed his heart and pursued hockey where he's excelled.

answer: The narrator reflects on his friend, Alex, who is now in the USHL and starting off with a good performance, scoring a few points. They recall good memories of their playtime when they were kids. He talks about Alex's sister, Jules, who is also a hockey player, with a bright future as she has scored a rather impressive 7 points in 9 games. The narrator also talks about sports she played other than hockey (volleyball). She did not see the same talent for volleyball in her brother. Robert seems to have believed in him enough that he would sign up for Division 1 volleyball if he did not take up junior hockey. He chose to follow his heart. Sometimes, the narrator brags that he knows them.

text: There is incorrect and confusing use of pronouns.

refinement: The narrator reflects on his friend, Alex, who is now in the USHL and starting off with a good performance, scoring a few points. They recall good memories of their playtime when they were kids. He talks about Alex's sister, Jules, who is also a hockey player, with a bright future as she has scored a rather impressive 7 points in 9 games. The narrator also talks about sports he played other than hockey (volleyball). She did not see the same talent for volleyball in her brother. Robert seems to have believed in him enough that he would sign up for Division 1 volleyball if he did not take up junior hockey. He chose to follow his heart. Sometimes, the narrator brags that he knows them.

text: "She did not see the same talent for volleyball in her brother." is an irrelevant statement that should be deleted.

refinement: The narrator reflects on his friend, Alex, who is now in the USHL and starting off with a good performance, scoring a few points. They recall good memories of their playtime when they were kids. He talks about Alex's sister, Jules, who is also a hockey player, with a bright future as she has scored a rather impressive 7 points in 9 games. The narrator also talks about sports he played other than hockey (volleyball). Robert seems to have believed in him enough that he would sign up for Division 1 volleyball if he did not take up junior hockey. He chose to follow his heart. Sometimes, the narrator brags that he knows them.

text: It is unclear who Robert is.

refinement: The narrator reflects on his friend, Alex, who is now in the USHL and starting off with a good performance, scoring a few points. They recall good memories of their playtime when they were kids. He talks about Alex's sister, Jules, who is also a hockey player, with a bright future as she has scored a rather impressive 7 points in 9 games. The narrator also talks about sports he played other than hockey (volleyball). Robert, Alex's volleyball coach, seems to have believed in him enough that he would sign up for Division 1 volleyball if he did not take up junior hockey. He chose to follow his heart. Sometimes, the narrator brags that he knows them.

text: Alex is currently playing in the NHL, not the USHL. He also only just scored his first goal.

refinement: The narrator reflects on his friend, Alex, who is now in the NHL and starting off with a good performance, scoring his first goal on November 4th. They recall good memories of their playtime when they were kids. He talks about Alex's sister, Jules, who is also a hockey player, with a bright future as she has scored a rather impressive 7 points in 9 games. The narrator also talks about sports he played other than hockey (volleyball). Robert, Alex's volleyball coach, seems to have believed in him enough that he would sign up for Division 1 volleyball if he did not take up junior hockey. He chose to follow his heart. Sometimes, the narrator brags that he knows them.

answer: Alex Iafallo scores his first NHL goal after being on a team for what only feels like a moment. He played for the Kings. His teammate was Anze Kopitar, an all-time great. Watching him as a kid was rewarding. He always had a smile on his face.

text: The summary uses past tense.

refinement: Alex Iafallo scores his first NHL goal after being on a team for what only feels like a moment. He plays for the Kings. His teammate was Anze Kopitar, an all-time great. Watching him as a kid was rewarding. He always had a smile on his face.

text: There should be more specificity when mentioning Iafallo's teammate.

refinement: Alex Iafallo scores his first NHL goal after being on a team for what only feels like a moment. He plays for the Kings. The teammate who assisted him is Anze Kopitar, an all-time great. Watching him as a kid was rewarding. He always had a smile on his face.