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SEAN MATTHEW CLANCY (born October 22, 1956) is a former American football linebacker who played two seasons in the National Football League with the Miami Dolphins and St. Louis Cardinals from 1978 to 1979.

Career

Clancy was drafted by the Dolphins in the 8th round of the 1978 NFL draft out of Amherst College. Clancy would go on to appear in 26 career games for the Dolphins.[1]

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title: Sean Clancy (American football)

question: Who is Sean Matthew Clancy?

answer: Sean Matthew Clancy is a former American football linebacker who played two seasons in the National Football League with the Miami Dolphins and St. Louis Cardinals from 1978 to 1979.

answer: Sean Clancy was an American football linebacker who played two seasons in the National Football League.

answer: a former American football player

text: Capitalization

answer: Sean Clancy is a former American football linebacker who played two seasons in the National Football League with the Miami Dolphins and St. Louis Cardinals from 1978 to 1979.

question: What position did Sean Matthew Clancy play?

answer: linebacker

text: Capitalization

answer: Sean Clancy was a linebacker.

answer: Sean Matthew Clancy was a linebacker.

answer: Clancy played linebacker.

question: What teams did Sean Matthew Clancy play for?

answer: Sean Clancy played for the Miami Dolphins and the St. Louis Cardinals.

answer: the Miami Dolphins and St. Louis Cardinals

text: Capitalization

refinement: The Miami Dolphins and St. Louis Cardinals

answer: Sean Matthew Clancy played for the Miami Dolphins and the St. Louis Cardinals.

answer: Clancy played for the Miami Dolphins and the St. Louis Cardinals.

question: How many NFL games did Sean Matthew Clancy participate in?

answer: 26

answer: Clancy participated in 26 NFL games.

answer: 26

answer: 26

question: Write a ~2 sentence summary.

answer: Sean Matthew Clancy is a former American football linebacker who played two seasons in the National Football League with the Miami Dolphins and St. Louis Cardinals from 1978 to 1979. He was drafted by the Dolphins in the 8th round of the 1978 NFL draft out of Amherst College.

answer: Sean Clancy was a linebacker who played two seasons in the NFL with the Miami Dolphins and St. Louis Cardinals. He appeared in 26 career games.

answer: Sean Matthew Clancy is a former American football linebacker who played from 1978-79. He was on the Miami Dolphins and, later, the St. Louis Cardinals.

answer: Sean Clancy was drafted by the Miami Dolphins in the 8th round of the 1978 NFL draft out of Amherst College. Clancy would go on to appear in 26 career games for the Dolphins.


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The 1933 BIG TEN CONFERENCE FOOTBALL SEASON was the 38th season of college football played by the member schools of the Big Ten Conference (also known as the Western Conference) and was a part of the 1933 college football season.

Michigan compiled a 7–0–1 record, extended its unbeaten streak to 22 games, shut out five of eight opponents, gave up an average of 2.3 points per game, outscored opponents 131 to 18, and was the Big Ten champion. In December 1933, Michigan was awarded the Knute K. Rockne Trophy as the No. 1 team in the country under the Dickinson System. Two other Big Ten teams also finished among the top five teams in the post-season Dickinson ratings: Minnesota at No. 3 and Ohio State at No. 5. Center Chuck Bernard and tackle Francis Wistert were consensus first-team picks for the 1933 College Football All-America Team.

Ohio State finished in third place with a 7–1 and its sole loss being against Michigan.

Iowa quarterback/halfback Joe Laws received the Chicago Tribune Silver Football trophy as the most valuable player in the conference.

Season overview

Results and team statistics

  Conf. Rank   Team   Head coach   DS   Overall record   Conf. record   PPG   PAG   MVP |- align=“left” bgcolor=""   1 (tie)   Michigan   Harry Kipke   #1   7–0–1   5–0–1   16.4   2.3   H. Everhardus |- align=“left” bgcolor=""   1 (tie)   Minnesota   Bernie Bierman   #3   4-0-4   2-0-4   8.0   4.0   Pug Lund |- align=“left” bgcolor=""   3   Ohio State   Sam Willaman   #5   7–1   4–1   20.1   3.3   M. Vuchinich |- align=“left” bgcolor=""   4   Purdue   Noble Kizer   #10   6–1–1   3–1–1   13.6   4.6   Fred Hecker |- align=“left” bgcolor=""   5 (tie)   Illinois   Robert Zuppke   NR   5–3   3–2   9.6   4.0   Dave Cook |- align=“left” bgcolor=""   5 (tie)   Iowa   Ossie Solem   NR   5–3   3–2   16.4   7.0   Joe Laws |- align=“left” bgcolor=""   7   Northwestern   Dick Hanley   NR   1–5–2   1–4–1   3.1   5.3   Ed Manske |- align=“left” bgcolor=""   8   Chicago   C. Shaughnessy   NR   3–3–2   0–3–2   14.8   7.0   Jay Berwanger |- align=“left” bgcolor=""   9   Indiana   Earl C. Hayes   NR   1–5–2   0–3–2   3.1   12.0   Bob Jones |- align=“left” bgcolor=""   10   Wisconsin   Clarence Spears   NR   2–5–1   0–5–1   6.8   9.9   Robert Schiller
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DS = Ranking in the Dickinson System, a system used at the time to rank the country's best college football teams and to award the Knute Rockne Trophy to the national champion[1]
PPG = Average of points scored per game[2]
PAG = Average of points allowed per game[3]
MVP = Most valuable player as voted by players on each team as part of the voting process to determine the winner of the Chicago Tribune Silver Football trophy[4]

All-conference players

The following players received first-team honors from either the Associated Press (AP) or United Press (UP) on the 1933 All-Big Ten Conference football team:

-   Ted Petoskey, end, Michigan (AP, UP)
-   Frank Larson, end, Minnesota (AP, UP)
-   Whitey Wistert, tackle, Michigan (AP, UP)
-   Ted Rosequist, tackle, Ohio State (UP)
-   Dutch Fehring, tackle, Purdue (AP)
-   Zud Schammel, guard, Iowa (AP, UP)
-   Joseph T. Gailus, guard, Ohio State (AP, UP)
-   Chuck Bernard, center, Michigan (UP)
-   Jack Beynon, quarterback, Illinois (UP)
-   Joe Laws, quarterback/halfback, Iowa (AP, UP)
-   Pug Lund, halfback, Minnesota (AP, UP)
-   Herman Everhardus, halfback, Michigan (AP)
-   Duane Purvis, fullback, Purdue (AP, UP)

All-Americans

Three Big Ten players were consensus first-team picks on the 1933 College Football All-America Team:[5]

-   Chuck Bernard, center, Michigan (AAB, AP, CO, FWAA, INS, LIB, NANA, NEA, UP, CP, DJW, MP, NYS, WC, WD)
-   Francis Wistert, tackle, Michigan (AAB, CO, FWAA, UP, DJW, NYS, WC)
-   Duane Purvis, fullback, Purdue (AAB, CO, LIB, NANA, UP, WC, WD)

Other Big Ten players receiving first-team All-American honors from at least one selector were:

-   Ted Petoskey, end, Michigan (INS, CP, MP)
-   Frank Larson, end, Minnesota (CO, NEA, NYS)
-   Edgar Manske, end, Northwestern (UP)
-   Zud Schammel, guard, Iowa (AP, LIB, NANA, UP)
-   Joseph Gailus, guard, Ohio State (MP)
-   Pug Lund, halfback, Minnesota (AP, FWAA, INS, CP, DJW, MP)

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

Which season was the 1933 Big Ten Conference?

answer: The 1933 Big Ten Conference football season.

text: Perhaps it would be better to explain that the 1933 Big Ten Conference football season is the 38th one.

refinement: The 1933 Big Ten Conference football season, which is also the 38th season.

answer: This one.

text: This isn't a specific answer.

answer: The 38th.

answer: The 1933 Big Ten Conference football season.

text: It would be better to specify.

refinement: The 1933 Big Ten Conference football season or the 38th season.

answer: The 38th season of college football

question:
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Which sport is it?

answer: Football.

answer: American football.

answer: American Football.

answer: College football.

answer: College football.

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

What was another name for the Big Ten Conference?

answer: Western Conference.

answer: The Western Conference.

answer: The Big Ten Conference is also known as the Western Conference.

answer: The Big Ten Conference is also known as the Western Conference.

answer: Western Conference

question:
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What was Joe Laws' position?

answer: Joe Laws was a quarterback/halfback.

answer: Joe Laws played the quarterback/halfback position.

answer: Joe Laws was a quarterback/halfback from Iowa.

answer: Quarterback and halfback.

answer: Joe Laws was the quarterback and halfback for Iowa.

question: Write a ~2 sentence summary.

answer: The 1933 Big Ten Conference football season was 38th season of college football played by the member schools of the Big Ten Conference. Michigan compiled a 7–0–1 record and was awarded the Knute K. Rockne Trophy as the top team in the country. Three Big Ten players were consensus first-team picks on the 1933 College Football All-America Team.

text: This is not a two-sentence summary.

refinement: The 1933 Big Ten Conference football season was 38th season of college football played by the member schools of the Big Ten Conference. Three Big Ten players were consensus first-team picks on the 1933 College Football All-America Team.

answer: The 1933 Big Ten Conference football season is within the 1933 college football season. This article discusses the game results, teams, and the players who were selected for the All-American team.

answer: This article is about the 1933 Big Ten Conference football season. The summary includes information about the teams, players, and officials.

answer: The 1933 Big Ten Conference football season was the 38th season of college football played by the member schools of the Big Ten Conference (also known as the Western Conference) and was a part of the 1933 college football season. Michigan was the Big 10 winner that year.

answer: The 1933 BIG TEN FOOTBALL season saw Michigan win the conference title with a 7–0–1 record. Three Big Ten players were consensus first-team picks for the 1933 College Football All-America Team.


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_TRUE TO MYSELF_ is the debut album of R&B singer Eric Benét, originally released on September 24, 1996 on Warner Bros. Records.[1] It was his first outing as a solo artist after the dissolution of his former group Benét, which he formed with his sister Lisa Jordan and cousin George Nash, Jr.[2] Benét received his deal with Warner Bros. Records from former EMI Records executive Alison Ball-Gabriel after corporate shakeups caused his former group to be dropped by the record label.[3]

Benet produced most of his debut with Demonté Posey and George Nash, Jr.- who would work with him on his later recordings. In 1995, he released the song “Let's Stay Together”, which originally appeared on the soundtrack of the 1996 Martin Lawrence film _A Thin Line Between Love and Hate_.[4] The music video to the song was directed by Charles Stone III.[5] The second single released from _True to Myself_ was the McG directed “Spiritual Thang”.[6] The album's biggest hit was the third single “Femininity”, which was directed by a then-unknown Francis Lawrence.[7] “Femininity” also featured an appearance from then-unknown rapper Tiye Phoenix, who played a pregnant woman in the music video.[8]

The title track was the fourth and final single released from the album with a video directed by Joseph Kahn.[9] The song was featured on the soundtrack to _Batman & Robin_, released on June 10, 1997.

Track listing

-   All songs are written by Eric Benét, Demonte Posey and George Nash, Jr., except as noted.[10]

1.  “True To Myself” (Eric Benét, George Nash, Jr.)
2.  “I'll Be There” (Eric Benét, George Nash, Jr.)
3.  “If You Want Me to Stay” (Sylvester Stewart)
4.  “Let's Stay Together (Midnight Mix)”
5.  “Just Friends”
6.  “Femininity” (Eric Benét, Christian Warren)
7.  “While You Where Here”
8.  “Spiritual Thang”
9.  “Chains”
10. “All in the Game”
11. “More Than Just a Girlfriend” (Eric Benét, George Nash, Jr.)
12. “What If We Was Cool” (Eric Benét, George Nash, Jr., Roger Troutman, Dale DeGroat)
13. “Let's Stay Together”

Personnel

Credits adapted from liner notes.[11]

-   George Nash, Jr. – Guitar, Drums, Clavinet
-   Demonte Posey – Keyboards, Drums, Melodica
-   Mark Lomax – Drums
-   Warren Crawford – Bass
-   Rio – Bass
-   Skeeta – Bass, Guitar
-   Gumby – Guitar
-   Eric “Kenya” Baker – Guitar
-   Christian Warren – Keyboards, Drums, Fender Rhodes, Piano
-   Curtis “Sauce” Wilson – Drums
-   Roger Troutman – Keyboards, Bass, Guitar, Vocoder
-   Tyrone W. Griffin – Trumpet
-   Fernando Harkless – Saxophone
-   Steve Baxter – Trombone
-   Barbara “Bobbi” Schneider – Violin
-   Paul Gminder – Cello
-   Eric Benét, Lisa Jordan-Weathers – Background vocals
-   Alison Ball-Gabriel – Executive Producer
-   Recording engineer – Eric Benét, Demonte Posey and George Nash, Jr., Roger Troutman, Hilary Bercovici, Skeeta
-   Mixing: Eric Benét, Demonte Posey and George Nash, Jr., Kevin “K.D.” Davis, Roger Troutman, Hilary Bercovici, Skeeta
-   Mastering: Brian Gardner
-   Brad Hitz – Photography
-   Terry Robertson, Stephen Walker – Art Direction
-   Stephen Walker – Design

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What does the article say about the most influential people on the album?

answer: Eric Benét's band formed with his sister and cousin, Benét's production, Demonté Posey and George Nash, Jr.

text: Benét, his sister, and cousin formed his previous band.

refinement: Benét's production, Demonté Posey and George Nash, Jr.

text: They did not work only on production.

refinement: Most of the songs in the album were developed with the help of Demonté Posey and George Nash, Jr.

answer: The most influential person is the singer Eric Benét, of course. Most of the songs in the album were developed with the help of Demonté Posey and George Nash, Jr. Various other people helped as well.

answer:
Eric Benét: Also known as the lead R&B singer of his band Benét, Benét was the only one to consistently create music as well as produce with the help of other musicians. His sister and cousin were bandmates, as well.

Mark Lomax, Warren Crawford, Rio and Skeeta: Were part of the drums section of the album.

George Nash, Jr.: Nash was Benét's cousin, and helped produce with the help of his partner, Demonte Posey. Nash was also one of the co-writers. He plays several instruments on the album, as well, and co-produced it.

Lisa Jordan: Played short clips in the album's background that were re-recorded and edited by Benét.

text: It is not stated that Nesh and Posey are partners.

refinement:
Eric Benét: Also known as the lead R&B singer of his band Benét, Benét was the only one to consistently create music as well as produce with the help of other musicians. His sister and cousin were bandmates, as well.

Mark Lomax, Warren Crawford, Rio and Skeeta: Were part of the drums section of the album.

George Nash, Jr.: Nash was Benét's cousin, and helped produce with the help of Demonte Posey. Nash was also one of the co-writers. He plays several instruments on the album, as well, and co-produced it.

Lisa Jordan: Played short clips in the album's background that were re-recorded and edited by Benét.

text: Warren Crawford played bass.

refinement:
Eric Benét: Also known as the lead R&B singer of his band Benét, Benét was the only one to consistently create music as well as produce with the help of other musicians. His sister and cousin were bandmates, as well.

Mark Lomax and Rio and Skeeta: Were part of the drums section of the album.

George Nash, Jr.: Nash was Benét's cousin, and helped produce with the help of Demonte Posey. Nash was also one of the co-writers. He plays several instruments on the album, as well, and co-produced it.

Lisa Jordan: Played short clips in the album's background that were re-recorded and edited by Benét.

text: Skeeta played bass and guitar

refinement:
Eric Benét: Also known as the lead R&B singer of his band Benét, Benét was the only one to consistently create music as well as produce with the help of other musicians. His sister and cousin were bandmates, as well.

Mark Lomax was part of the drums section of the album.

George Nash, Jr.: Nash was Benét's cousin, and helped produce with the help of Demonte Posey. Nash was also one of the co-writers. He plays several instruments on the album, as well, and co-produced it.

Lisa Jordan: Played short clips in the album's background that were re-recorded and edited by Benét.

text: The answer is too long. The question is about the most influential members.

text: It is omitted that Demonté Posey was one of the most important people on the album.

refinement: Eric Benét, George Nash, and Demonté Posey.

answer: The article indicates that Eric Benet primarily produced the album with George Nash, Jr. and Demonté Posey, while Roger Troutman contributed keyboard and guitar parts as well as vocoder. Hilary Bercovici and Skeeta contributed mixing and mastering respectively. Terry Robertson and Stephen Walker contributed art and design. Finally, Alison Ball-Gabriel acted as an executive producer.

answer: The article discusses different musicians, engineers, and designers who contributed to the album. The primary creative contributors were Eric Benét, George Nash, Jr., Demonte Posey, and Roger Troutman.


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UPCOMING EVENTS

“Working with Dayna Johnson has been an absolute pleasure!  What I loved about working with Dayna and the Novonee community was that she was able to help us fully utilize our practice management software.  Dentrix is so multi-faceted there are SO many features that we weren’t fully taking advantage of. In Dentrix, there are many ways to navigate to the same place and it was so nice to be shown easier, more efficient ways to accomplish the tasks.  Dayna is a wealth of information and I would recommend her and the Novonee community whole heartedly to anyone who uses Dentrix!”

Katie – Office Manager

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LIVE EVENTS

Ask the Experts live events give you the opportunity to ask the questions and we get to help solve them together. This interactive user meeting is moderated by Dayna Johnson. With more than 25 years in the dental industry, Dayna is a veteran trainer (working with Dentrix for more than 15 years).

It is estimated that a dental practice only uses 10-15% of its practice management software and the average practice has team turnover every 18 months. Expand your knowledge and become a superuser.

Whether you have been using Dentrix for 10 days or 10 years, there is always something new to learn. Do you wonder if there is a way to get your entire team all on the same page? Are you looking for ways to save time? Do you want to increase your cash flow?

Dayna moderates 4-6 live Ask the Experts events each month in the Novonee membership group. If you would like to learn more about being part of this exclusive group, click on the Learn More button.

PAST EVENTS

Why do I do it? Well . . . my mission is to be a Voice, an Advocate, and a Resource to all the Dentrix users in the world. It brings me joy seeing the light bulb moments when team members or audience members say "OMG! I didn't know Dentrix could do that."

When I first became a certified Dentrix trainer in 2006, I never would have thought in a million years that I would have a library of online courses and webinars. Working with people like you gives me motivation to bring new and exciting topics to help you learn and grow.

As you’ll see, I have an online library of resources you will love.

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"I just wanted to send an email to express how much I loved the last webinar that I watched about treatment planning. I learned new tips and tricks that I am very excited about implementing in our practice to help streamline our treatment planning process and make it easier for everyone in the team! The tips I learned from this webinar will save us time and help with communication throughout the whole office, I am very excited to use these new tools I have learned. There are so many resources in Dentrix that can be used to make the day run more efficiently, and Dayna does an amazing job of uncovering these tools so that they are accessible to anyone. I am so glad to have a resource like her available to me!"

Nikki @ CE Family Dental North

If you are like Nikki, you have a passion for learning and will do whatever it takes to enjoy the career, you have chosen in dentistry. Optimizing your software can help with all of that.

Our resources will help you to:

-   Optimize your Dentrix software
-   On-board new team members
-   Give you one-one-one time to ask questions
-   Download more resource guides
-   Provide content for your next team meeting

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Rae Dental Management, LLC is designated as an Approved PACE Program Provider by the Academy of General Dentistry. The formal continuing education programs of this program provider are accepted by the AGD for Fellowship/Mastership and membership maintenance credit. Approval does not imply acceptance by a state or provincial board of dentistry or AGD endorsement. The current term of approval extends from February 28, 2018 to February 28, 2021. Provider ID#383397

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

What does the text say about Dayna Johnson?

answer: The text mentions that Dayna Johnson is an approved provider of continuing education by the Academy of General Dentistry. Therefore, Dayna is a provider of professional education and training.

text: This is a tautology which restates the first sentence

refinement: The text mentions that Dayna Johnson is an approved provider of continuing education by the Academy of General Dentistry.

text: This sentence neglects to summarize the many testimonials about Dayna's training.

refinement: The text mentions that Dayna Johnson is an approved provider of continuing education by the Academy of General Dentistry. She offers training sessions in Dentrix in the form of webinars. Dayna has more than 25 years in the dental industry. Dayna herself describes her love of the Dentrix system in the text, and says that is the motivation for her wanting to train others in its use. The text also contains testimonials from previous members of Dayna's seminars, who praise their experience there.

answer: The text says that Dayna Johnson is designated as an Approved PACE Program Provider by the Academy of General Dentistry. This means that her programs are accepted by the AGD for fellowship and membership maintenance credit.

answer: Dayna Johnson has more than 25 years of experience in the dental industry. She is a veteran trainer from Novonee who has worked with Dentrix for more than 15 years. Dayna helps Detrix users fully utilize the practice management software's many features. She moderates 4-6 live Ask the Experts each month in the Novonee membership group.

text: The text should mention the testimonials.

refinement: Dayna Johnson has more than 25 years of experience in the dental industry. She is a veteran trainer from Novonee who has worked with Dentrix for more than 15 years. Dayna helps Detrix users fully utilize the practice management software's many features. She moderates 4-6 live Ask the Experts each month in the Novonee membership group. Dayna discusses her love of the Dentrix system and how much she enjoys training others. The text also includes testimonials which discuss how good Dayna is to work with.

answer: Dayna Johnson is a certified training specialist based in Portland, Maine. Johnson has been working with Dentrix for more than 15 years. She knows her computer systems well and has lots of information that she shares with her audiences. She moderates four to six Ask the Experts Live events per month in Novonee.

text: Portland is not mentioned in the text

refinement: Dayna Johnson is a certified training specialist. Johnson has been working with Dentrix for more than 15 years. She knows her computer systems well and has lots of information that she shares with her audiences. She moderates four to six Ask the Experts Live events per month in Novonee.

text: Add information about testimonials.

refinement: Dayna Johnson is a certified training specialist. Johnson has been working with Dentrix for more than 15 years. She knows her computer systems well and has lots of information that she shares with her audiences. She moderates four to six Ask the Experts Live events per month in Novonee. Several testimonials also provide information about how much Dayna enjoys training and how good she is to work with as a trainer.

answer: Dayna Johnson has more than 25 years of experience in the dental industry and is a veteran trainer who has worked with Dentrix for more than 15 years. Dayna moderate's four to six live Ask the Experts events each month in the Novonee Membership Group.

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

What does the text say about Dentrix?

answer: Dentrix is a practice management software for dentists. There are countless tools and features unavailable to dentists, and Dayna Johnson and her team help dentists better uses these tools. The Novonee community is recommended by Katie, the Office Manager, who said that they were able to help them utilize the use of the software. She found Dentrix very multifaceted and said that she's happy that a resource like Johnson is available to her.

text: It should mention what Dentrix is able to do

refinement: Dentrix is a practice management software for dentists. There are countless tools and features unavailable to dentists, and Dayna Johnson and her team help dentists better uses these tools. The Novonee community is recommended by Katie, the Office Manager, who said that they were able to help them utilize the use of the software. She found Dentrix very multifaceted and said that she's happy that a resource like Johnson is available to her. Dentrix is able to help businesses optimize their time, and can even increase their cash flow. It also helps businesses on-board new members.

text: The testimonial is not relevant here.

refinement: Dentrix is a practice management software for dentists. There are countless tools and features unavailable to dentists, and Dayna Johnson and her team help dentists better uses these tools. Dentrix is able to help businesses optimize their time, and can even increase their cash flow. It also helps businesses on-board new members.

answer: Dentrix is dental management software for dentistry practitioners. The software has a lot of tools and resources that can help dental offices communicate efficiently and streamline their treatment planning processes. Dentrix can save users time and even increase cash flow in dental practices.

answer: The text indicates that Dentrix is an approved provider of continuing education by the Academy of General Dentistry.

text: Dentrix is software, it is not a provider of continuing education.

refinement: The text indicates that Dentrix is a management software for dental practices. Dentrix helps coordinate team efforts, save time, and increase cash flow.

answer: Dentrix is a multi-faceted practice management software used in dental offices. However, the average dental practice only uses 10-15% of its features and the average dental practice has team turnover every 18 months. Bringing in the Novonee community is like training dentists how to best utilize the resources at their disposal in Dentrix to help save time and increase cash flow.

text: The question is not about the Novonee community

refinement: Dentrix is a multi-faceted practice management software used in dental offices. However, the average dental practice only uses 10-15% of its features and the average dental practice has team turnover every 18 months.

text: It still does not tell us what Dentrix is for

refinement: Dentrix is a multi-faceted practice management software used in dental offices. However, the average dental practice only uses 10-15% of its features and the average dental practice has team turnover every 18 months. Dentrix helps keep the team on the same page. It can save time, and even increase cash flow.

text: repeated subject, drop

refinement: Dentrix is a multi-faceted practice management software used in dental offices. However, the average dental practice only uses 10-15% of its features and has team turnover every 18 months. Dentrix helps keep the team on the same page. It can save time, and even increase cash flow.

answer: The passage says that Dentrix is an accepted provider for continuing education for members of the AGD. This means that Dentrix can be used to enhance professional development for dentists.

text: Dentrix is not the service, it is the software.

refinement: Dentrix is dental management software for dentistry practitioners. The software has a lot of tools and resources that can help dental offices communicate efficiently and streamline their treatment planning processes. Dentrix can save users time and even increase cash flow in dental practices.

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

What does the text say about Novonee?

answer: The text says that Novonee is a provider of continuing education programs approved by the Academy of General Dentistry.

text: It is not clear that Novonee is part of Rae Dentistry LLC. It seems more likely it is an online community of trainers that may be certified.

refinement: It appears that Novonee is a community of Dentrix experts trainers that offer training to Dentrix users to become superusers. Dayna Johnson and the blog post's author are Dentrix experts from the Novonee community. There is an exclusive Novonee membership group that offers 4-6 live Ask the Experts events each month that are moderated by Johnson. Novonee offers training that can help optimize Dentrix software, onboard new team members, download resources, and more.

answer: It appears that Novonee is a community of Dentrix experts trainers that offer training to Dentrix users to become superusers. Dayna Johnson and the blog post's author are Dentrix experts from the Novonee community. There is an exclusive Novonee membership group that offers 4-6 live Ask the Experts events each month that are moderated by Johnson. Novonee offers training that can help optimize Dentrix software, onboard new team members, download resources, and more.

answer: Novonee is an Approved PACE Program Provider.

text: Novonee is different from the organization

refinement: It appears that Novonee is a community of Dentrix experts trainers that offer training to Dentrix users to become superusers. Dayna Johnson and the blog post's author are Dentrix experts from the Novonee community. There is an exclusive Novonee membership group that offers 4-6 live Ask the Experts events each month that are moderated by Johnson. Novonee offers training that can help optimize Dentrix software, onboard new team members, download resources, and more.

answer: Novonee provides dental professional development forums for Dentrix users. Dentrix is the dental practice management software, and Novonee is a community for dentistry professionals using the software. The monthly membership fee goes toward the forum. It is maintained by Dayna Johnson, a certified Dentrix trainer. Users of the Dentrix system can ask questions and learn from the forum. Novonee also gives presentations, webinars and even live events.

answer: Novonee is described as an exclusive membership group on Dentrix. Dentrix is already being used at Rae Dental Management, LLC. Dayna Johnson moderates 4-6 live Ask the Experts events in each month on behalf of Novonee. Both Rae Dental Management, LLC and Novonee are part of Dentrix, a "practice management software".

text: Novonee is not a part of Dentrix

refinement: Novonee is described as an exclusive membership group on Dentrix. Dentrix is already being used at Rae Dental Management, LLC. Dayna Johnson moderates 4-6 live Ask the Experts events in each month on behalf of Novonee.

text: Rae Dental Management is not a user of Dentrix in the usual sense

refinement: Novonee is described as an exclusive membership group on Dentrix. Dayna Johnson moderates 4-6 live Ask the Experts events in each month on behalf of Novonee.

text: The text should describe more how Dentrix is a training group.

refinement: It appears that Novonee is a community of Dentrix experts trainers that offer training to Dentrix users to become superusers. Dayna Johnson and the blog post's author are Dentrix experts from the Novonee community. There is an exclusive Novonee membership group that offers 4-6 live Ask the Experts events each month that are moderated by Johnson. Novonee offers training that can help optimize Dentrix software, onboard new team members, download resources, and more.


text:
It was the one argument I was glad we had. It wasn't the first time we pissed each off to the point we decided 'to hell with this' and walked away, but it was the most significant, meaningful, and most important thing that ever happened to us.

You told me you went to stay with your mother in Lansing. You said you needed time to think and breath and be free.

I stumbled down the hallway to our apartment. That shit-hole on Kepler down the block from the Safeway. I still had the bloody lip from where your engagement ring hit me, and though I was trying, Lord was I trying to stay vertical at that point... regardless I tipped sideways for a bit and dragged my face along the taupe colored wall leaving a watercolor paint trail behind as I shuffled one foot over cheap hotel-quality carpet after another.

I still had the black eye from where the doorknob tried to mug me when you called back down to “talk.”

It still strikes me as odd that your version of talking mostly ends in me crying with a raging headache, a few days disappearing off my calendar, and the milk in our fridge going bad.

Yeah. It was one of those fights.

You said you found someone else. The wedding was off. Again. You sold my ring to by tickets to someplace 'nice'. Again. Some stupid dirt covered island where they put umbrellas in the drinks with the same frequency frat boys put GHB. You wanted to be 'free', but other than that one time when you asked me to, I don't ever recall tying you down.

You put me in 'that' mood again. The one where I grow stones the size of Mount Rushmore, pick a fight in a dive bar, spend the night in jail, and only get to hear about it in stories from people I am embarrassed to call friends. I could make a necklace out of the fragments of my teeth scraped up in dingy dust pans around the booze halls. Oh how I lament losing you! Again. Oh, the promises I spew:

I will never let you hurt me like this. Again.
I will never hurt you like this. Again.
I will never let you leave me. Again.
I will always curse your name. Again.
I will always wish you a fiery death. Again.
I will always track down your much cuter roommate from that time you lived on Declark. Again.
I will never take you back. Again.
I will always cry myself to sleep. Again.
I will never feel feelings. Again.
I will drool as I scratch myself inappropriately in our flat. Again.
I will never go ring shopping. Again.
I will always remember your ring size. Again.
I will never buy a ring that expensive. Again.
I will always remember the criticisms about the last ring I bought you, the day after I gave it to you. All over again.
I will never love you. Again.
I will always love you. Again.

First, I forgot what day it was.
Second, I forgot what week it was.
Third, I forgot your name.
Forth, I remembered how stupid I was.
Fifth, I pleaded in the darkness of our apartment, in the direction of your side of the twin bed with the uncomfortable hospital sheets.
Seventh, I forgot how to count.
Twelfth, I remembered how. And I remembered that I loved you. Too much for it to be any good to either of us.

It was the fight to end all fights, all over again. I mean it was all over, yet again.

Oh God why was it all over again? Why me? Why now? Why not me? Why not now? Fuck you and your white robes and bullshit halos. If you want a piece of me come down out of your damn cloud castle, say fee fie foe fum, and beat me with your hand that can make mountains high and valleys low. You created the world in six days, and on the seventh you planned out how to fuck my life over and over again every chance you got. But you can fucking touch me now, can you? You are just as scared to come down to her level as I was you feckless sack of worms.

And moments away from my worst, when I could feel the blood in my mouth starting to congeal and leave that dry sponge feeling on my tongue, with that copper after-taste, she showed up at my door. She picked the pieces of glass out of my arm and feet. She mopped up all the blood, took me to the hospital and admitted me (or to me) that she was my wife-to-be all over again and that she had very important news to tell me.

Six days later I got out of the hospital.

This time, she said, was going to be different. This time. Not like last time when she said 'this time', but this time, when she said 'this time', it was going to all be different.

This was the one argument I was glad we had. Forget that one that ended in tears over that stupid fucking waffle. This was the one mistake she made that made her fallible, but oh God what am I saying. This was not a mistake. This was the single most significant part of my life. From the ashes arose a phoenix wreathed in majestic flame, that took, no. Still takes my breath away.

From this moment, born from the intense jealousy, malevolence, contempt, seething rage and passion of everything we did wrong, came something right.

This was the one argument I was glad we had.

This was how I lost my wife-to-be for a few months I don't really remember; but how I gained my daughter that I would never dream of forgetting.

Paternity test? Fuck you.

She is my daughter. She is my salvation. She is my soul. She is, no matter what happens in my life, whatever else I accomplish, what ever else I amount to, the most important thing that has ever, and will ever happen to me.

She is my daughter.

She is my Lillian.

title: Lillian Christina Harinn

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

What does the story say about the narrator's relationship with their wife-to-be?

answer: It is an abusive relationship. The two of them get into frequent arguments. The wife-to-be physically assaults the protagonist, for example hitting him with her engagement ring and slamming the doorknob in his eye. He keeps coming back to her, despite the abuse.

answer: The narrator is engaged to his wife-to-be. There are times when they argue and the woman leaves, but she at last comes back. The narrator forgets her once and only remembers who she is after surgery to remove shards of glass and blades from his feet and arm. The surgery was due to when the wife-to-be attacked him and the narrator went after her.

answer: The narrator and their wife-to-be are not in a great relationship. They fight a lot, and they frequently call off marriage. Violence is common. The small things that the narrator brought up later in the story, such as the critical things his wife said about the ring he bought her, show that their relationship might be toxic.

answer: The narrator's relationship with their wife-to-be is one of incredible animosity and passion. They argue frequently and have one serious fight that leads to the wife-to-be leaving. In the end, their daughter is born from their tumultuous relationship and this makes their relationship, in the narrator's eyes, one of love and importance.

answer: The story suggests that the relationship between the narrator and their wife-to-be was rocky at the time of the fight and breakup, but the break-up led to the creation of the narrator's daughter and a shift in the relationship that caused both parties to love each other more deeply. The relationship has evolved and become more meaningful as a result. Therefore, it can be said that the relationship between the narrator and their wife-to-be is now stronger than it was before the breakup.

text: The response misrepresents the passage by stating the narrator and fiancé have reconciled and are deeper in love.

refinement: The story suggests that the relationship between the narrator and their wife-to-be was rocky at the time of the fight and breakup, but the break-up led to the creation of the narrator's daughter.

text: The response misses to mention that despite the violence and all the arguments, the narrator has found a new love in the birth of his new daughter, Lillian.

refinement: The story suggests that the relationship between the narrator and their wife-to-be was rocky at the time of the fight and breakup, but the break-up led to the creation of the narrator's daughter. Despite the violence and arguments, the narrator has found a new love in the birth of his new daughter, Lillian.

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

Summarize the character's arc over the course of the story.

answer: The character loses the love of his life in a heated fight, then she shows up at his door six days later with news that she is pregnant with their daughter. This incident begins a transition process that results in him transforming into a more loving and caring individual. He realizes that his daughter is the most important thing in his life.

answer: At first, the narrator is beaten and bloody, experiencing some kind of manic episode due to the fight he and his pregnant wife had. This loss becomes important when the protagonist finds it in himself to help to remove shards of glass from the pregnant woman's body, and that is when he becomes invested. After this, he's in and out of the hospital for six days, and when he vets the message from his pregnant wife that this would be their one and only chance to have a child together, it is clear she is as invested in making a future with him as he is in her and their unborn child.

text: The response inaccurately mentions that the woman had shards of glass in her body but it was the narrator.

refinement: At first, the narrator is beaten and bloody, experiencing some kind of manic episode due to the fight he and his pregnant wife had. This loss becomes important when the protagonist is helped by his soon-to-be-wife to remove the shards of glass from his body after their fight. After this, he's in and out of the hospital for six days, and when he vets the message from his pregnant wife that this would be their one and only chance to have a child together, it is clear she is as invested in making a future with him as he is in her and their unborn child.

text: The response inaccurately mentions the the narrator was in and out of the hospital.

refinement: At first, the narrator is beaten and bloody, experiencing some kind of manic episode due to the fight he and his pregnant wife had. This loss becomes important when the protagonist is helped by his soon-to-be-wife to remove the shards of glass from his body after their fight. After this, he was out of the hospital in six days, and when he vets the message from his pregnant wife that this would be their one and only chance to have a child together, it is clear she is as invested in making a future with him as he is in her and their unborn child.

text: The response includes false information not evidenced in the passage.

refinement: At first, the narrator is beaten and bloody, experiencing some kind of manic episode due to the fight he and his pregnant wife had. This loss becomes important when the protagonist is helped by his soon-to-be-wife to remove the shards of glass from his body after their fight. After this, he was out of the hospital in six days.

text: The response misses to mention the narrator's change of heart after his daughter is born.

refinement: At first, the narrator is beaten and bloody, experiencing some kind of manic episode due to the fight he and his pregnant wife had. This loss becomes important when the protagonist is helped by his soon-to-be-wife to remove the shards of glass from his body after their fight. After this, he was out of the hospital in six days. This incident begins a transition that transforms the narrator into a more loving and caring individual. He realizes that his new daughter is the most important thing in his life.

answer: The story begins with the character headstrong and determined. Initially, he does not understand the depth of his wife's hatred for him when she hurts him and tells him she is leaving him. The last lines of the story reveal the love he has for his wife and daughter, so we gather he grows some compassion towards his wife through the course of the story. The story makes clear that he is hurt and abused, but we are not told how or why. We are led to believe that he cared for his wife as well, seeing as he's upset she's pregnant. He is also a stubborn, short-tempered man who thought himself a victim and a martyr to his empathy.

text: There is no evidence in the passage to suggest that there is love between the two by the end of the story.

refinement: The story begins with the character headstrong and determined. Initially, he does not understand the depth of his wife's hatred for him when she hurts him and tells him she is leaving him. The story makes clear that he is hurt and abused. We are led to believe that he cared for his wife as well, seeing as he's upset she's pregnant. He is also a stubborn, short-tempered man who thought himself a victim and a martyr to his empathy.

text: The response includes extraneous information not relevant for the task.

refinement: The story begins with the character headstrong and determined. Initially, he does not understand the depth of his wife's hatred for him when she hurts him and tells him she is leaving him. The story makes clear that he is hurt and abused. He is also a stubborn, short-tempered man who thought himself a victim and a martyr to his empathy.

answer: He begins as a victim of abuse, continually coming back to his wife-to-be despite the fact that she physically assaults him. At the end of the story, he manages to call off his engagement once and for all and gets custody of his newborn daughter.

text: There is no evidence in the passage to suggest that he gets custody of their daughter. However, the narrator has a deeper appreciation for life with the birth of his daughter.

refinement: He begins as a victim of abuse, continually coming back to his wife-to-be despite the fact that she physically assaults him. At the end of the story, he manages to call off his engagement once and for all and begins to have a deeper appreciation for life with the birth of their daughter.

answer: The character once believed that she and her partner would always have the worst arguments, that there was nothing new to be said or done. But when her partner left suddenly and unexpectedly, she allowed herself to open up to the possibility of change and love again. Though their arguments were intense and full of pain, their fight led to the birth of their daughter and ultimately, to big change and progress for the character. Over the course of the story, the character grows from feeling completely wounded and hopeless to being devoted to and loving their daughter.


text:
_JAZZ CASUAL - THE THAD JONES / MEL LEWIS JAZZ ORCHESTRA, WOODY HERMAN AND HIS SWINGING HERD_ consists of a recording of a Woody Herman and his Swinging Herd appearance from 1963 and a Thad Jones / Mel Lewis Jazz Orchestra appearance from 1968 that were combined and released as a single DVD video and also as an audio CD. _Jazz Casual_ was a KQED-produced television show of studio performances by major jazz musicians. The same material has also been released in different packages (e.g. a DVD of the Jones/Lewis Orchestra tracks combined with the 1961 appearance of the Dave Brubeck Quartet and the 1962 Modern Jazz Quartet appearance and another DVD including all 3 Woody Herman appearances from 1963 and 1964 which were both also part of an 8 DVD complete set of all 28 _Jazz Casual_ TV episodes.)

Track listing

1.  “Just Blues” – 4:41
2.  _Thad Jones, Introductions_ – 0:36
3.  “St.Louis Blues” – 12:18
4.  _Interview With Thad, Mel, Section Leader_ – 4:07
5.  “Kids Are Pretty People” – 5:39
6.  “Don't Get Sassy” – 1:05
7.  “Molasses” – 6:30
8.  _Interview_ – 4:43
9.  “El Toro Grande” – 4:52
10. _Woody Speaks_ – 0:21
11. “Lonesome Old Town” – 3:42
12. _Woody Speaks_ – 0:22
13. “That's Where It Is” – 4:06
14. “Cousins” – 4:18

Tracks 1-6: Thad Jones / Mel Lewis Jazz Orchestra
Tracks 7-14: Woody Herman and his Swinging Herd

Personnel

Thad Jones / Mel Lewis Jazz Orchestra:

-   Thad Jones – flugelhorn
-   Jerome Richardson – alto saxophone
-   Jerry Dodgion – alto saxophone
-   Eddie Daniels – tenor saxophone
-   Seldon Powell – tenor saxophone
-   Pepper Adams – baritone saxophone
-   Snooky Young – trumpet
-   Richard Williams – trumpet
-   Randy Brecker – trumpet
-   Danny Moore – trumpet
-   Bob Brookmeyer – trombone
-   Garnett Brown – trombone
-   Jimmy Knepper – trombone
-   Benny Powell – trombone
-   Roland Hanna – piano
-   Richard Davis – bass
-   Mel Lewis – drums

Woody Herman and his Swinging Herd:

-   Woody Herman – clarinet, saxophone
-   Bill Chase – trumpet
-   Billy Hunt – trumpet
-   Dave Dale – trumpet
-   Phil Wilson – trombone
-   Henry Southall – trombone
-   Kenny Wenzel – trombone
-   Sal Nistico – tenor sax
-   Carmen Leggio – tenor sax
-   Jackie Stevens – tenor sax
-   Frank Hittner – baritone sax
-   Nat Pierce – piano
-   Chuck Andrus – bass
-   Jake Hanna – drums

title: Jazz Casual – Thad Jones/Mel Lewis Orchestra and Woody Herman and His Swinging Herd

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

when was the article written?

answer: sometime before 2018

text: There's no mention of the time of writing the article.

refinement: There's no mention of the time when the article was written.

answer: The article wasn't clear on that.

answer: it's hard to tell when or even if this article was written, but we can tell it was published online sometime in the 2010s.

text: The article was written for sure.

refinement: it's hard to tell when it was written, but we can tell it was published online sometime in the 2010s.

text: There's no proof that the article was written sometime in the 2010s.

text: The sentence must start with an upper case alphabet.


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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

    The visitor walked into the room.

    "Rufus!" Helen shrieked.

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

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

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

Who does Helen blame for her fall?

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

text: The response contains irrelevant information.

refinement: She blames Rufus, her cat. She claims that her cat is evil.

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

refinement: Helen blames Rufus, her cat. She claims that her cat is evil.

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

answer: Her cat Rufus.

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

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

answer: Helen blames her cat for her fall.

text: The response could include more detail about Helen's cat.

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

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

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

What injury did Helen suffer?

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

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

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

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

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

text: The response could include more details about Helen's injury.

refinement: Helen suffered a fall from a five-story window and broke every bone in her body.

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

text: The response contains misleading information.

text: The response could include more details about Helen's injury.

refinement: Helen broke every bone in her body after falling out of a five-story window.

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

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

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


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text:
Learn More About The CRA Snitchline

The CRA Informant Leads Program (aka “The CRA Snitch Line”) allows people to report tax fraud in Canada. Using the CRA snitch line, you ca

n report deliberate misrepresentations of income and deductions to the Canada Revenue Agency. In most cases, the Informant Leads Program handles tax cases involving individuals.

For example, you can contact the program to provide information on the “underground economy,” meaning individuals who are earning unreported (and therefore untaxed) income.

HOW DOES THE LINE WORK?

Anyone can report suspected tax evasion by phone, online or through the mail. The information will be reviewed and assessed by the CRA and the Agency will respond as it deems necessary. Those who report to the Informant Leads Program will not be provided with feedback on the tips that are provided as it is prohibited by law for the CRA to do so.

The CRA will protect the identity of anyone who provides information to the leads program. By legal obligation, the CRA cannot even provide any information that may disclose that there is an informant at all.

Once information has been provided to the so-called “CRA Snitch Line,” this information cannot be recalled or cancelled. All information is reviewed and valid allegations may be investigated.

There is no monetary reward or compensation for reporting information to the CRA Informant Leads Program. However, a separate program, the Offshore Tax Informant Program, may provide monetary awards to those who report on major international tax non-compliance cases that lead to taxes being assessed and collected if the potential assessment is greater than $100,000.

WHEN REPORTING

If you wish to report information to the Informant Lead Program, the CRA requests that you provide as many details about the individual and the situation as you can. The agency recognizes that not all information will be available.

In addition to information regarding the identity of the taxpayer being reported on, the CRA will want to know the type of fraud that is suspected, details of any observations you have made, any documents that may be available, as well as information regarding cash and other assets.

IF SOMEONE REPORTS ON YOU

While you will not know that the tax information that the CRA has was provided to the agency by an informant, the CRA will investigate all valid allegations and take action as necessary. If the CRA believes that you have committed tax evasion, it will utilize its very broad powers to investigate and punish you.

Among other powers, the CRA can:

-   Issue fines and penalties
-   Garnish wages or take other action to collect tax debt owed
-   Refer cases to the courts for criminal prosecution

The severity of the consequences will depend on the nature of the specific situation. If you worry that you may be prosecuted by the CRA for tax fraud, or if the CRA has already contacted you regarding tax fraud, tax evasion, or misrepresentation, please contact us today at 1-888-868-1400 to speak with a qualified professional at Tax Solutions Canada.

question: What is the CRA Snitch Line?

answer: The CRA Snitch Line is a program that allows people to report tax fraud in Canada to the Canada Revenue Agency. This can include deliberate misrepresentations of income and deductions.

text: The second sentence is unnecessary detail that doesn't add clarification, so remove it

refinement: The CRA Snitch Line is a program that allows people to report tax fraud in Canada to the Canada Revenue Agency.

text: 'The CRA Informant Leads Program (aka “The CRA Snitch Line”) allows people to report tax fraud in Canada. Using the CRA snitch line, you can report deliberate misrepresentations of income and deductions to the Canada Revenue Agency.'

answer: The CRA Snitch Line is a program that allows people to report tax fraud in Canada.

text: 'The CRA Informant Leads Program (aka “The CRA Snitch Line”) allows people to report tax fraud in Canada.'

answer: The CRA Informant Leads Program.

text: The answer gives an alternate name but doesn't give any information on its purpose as a service, so add that detail from the text ('The CRA Informant Leads Program (aka “The CRA Snitch Line”) allows people to report tax fraud in Canada.')

refinement: The CRA Informant Leads Program (aka “The CRA Snitch Line”) allows people to report tax fraud in Canada.

text: 'The CRA Informant Leads Program (aka “The CRA Snitch Line”)'

answer: This is the nickname for the CRA Informant Leads Program that allows people to report tax fraud in Canada.

text: 'The CRA Informant Leads Program (aka “The CRA Snitch Line”) allows people to report tax fraud in Canada.'

question: Is there a reward for reporting tax fraud?

answer: No, there is no reward for reporting tax fraud.

text: This is half an answer, missing the caveat of the Offshore Tax Informant Program that is necessary to mention to fully answer the question

refinement: No, there is no reward for reporting tax fraud to the Informant Leads Program. However, a separate program, the Offshore Tax Informant Program, may provide monetary awards, depending on the circumstances.

text: 'There is no monetary reward or compensation for reporting information to the CRA Informant Leads Program.'

answer: There is no monetary reward or compensation for reporting information to the CRA Informant Leads Program. However, a separate program, the Offshore Tax Informant Program, may provide monetary awards to those who report on major international tax non-compliance cases that lead to taxes being assessed and collected if the potential assessment is greater than $100,000.

text: 'There is no monetary reward or compensation for reporting information to the CRA Informant Leads Program. However, a separate program, the Offshore Tax Informant Program, may provide monetary awards to those who report on major international tax non-compliance cases that lead to taxes being assessed and collected if the potential assessment is greater than $100,000.'

answer: The CRA does not give rewards for reports. But another program, the Offshore Tax Informant Program may do so for reports on major international tax non-compliance cases if certain criteria are met.

text: 'There is no monetary reward or compensation for reporting information to the CRA Informant Leads Program. However, a separate program, the Offshore Tax Informant Program, may provide monetary awards to those who report on major international tax non-compliance cases that lead to taxes being assessed and collected if the potential assessment is greater than $100,000.'

answer: There is no monetary reward or compensation for reporting information to the CRA Informant Leads Program. However, a separate program, the Offshore Tax Informant Program, may provide monetary awards to those who report on major international tax non-compliance cases that lead to taxes being assessed and collected if the potential assessment is greater than $100,000.

text: 'There is no monetary reward or compensation for reporting information to the CRA Informant Leads Program. However, a separate program, the Offshore Tax Informant Program, may provide monetary awards to those who report on major international tax non-compliance cases that lead to taxes being assessed and collected if the potential assessment is greater than $100,000.'

question: What does the CRA do with reports?

answer: The CRA will protect the identity of anyone who provides information to the leads program. By legal obligation, the CRA cannot even provide any information that may disclose that there is an informant at all.

text: Details of identity do not properly answer the question, so should be omitted.

text: Empty answer, add a response.

refinement: The information will be reviewed and assessed by the CRA and the Agency will respond as it deems necessary.

text: 'The CRA will protect the identity of anyone who provides information to the leads program. By legal obligation, the CRA cannot even provide any information that may disclose that there is an informant at all.'

answer: The CRA will investigate all valid allegations of tax fraud and take action as necessary. This could include issuing fines and penalties, garnishing wages, or referring cases to the courts for criminal prosecution.

text: The second sentence is unnecessary to answer the question and so can be omitted.

refinement: The CRA will investigate all valid allegations of tax fraud and take action as necessary.

text: 'the CRA will investigate all valid allegations and take action as necessary. If the CRA believes that you have committed tax evasion, it will utilize its very broad powers to investigate and punish you.'

text:
'Among other powers, the CRA can:
- Issue fines and penalties
- Garnish wages or take other action to collect tax debt owed
- Refer cases to the courts for criminal prosecution'

answer: They likely assess the validity of the information and as per their official statement, fully utilize their resources in pursuing cases with valid details.

text: 'the CRA will investigate all valid allegations and take action as necessary.'

text: 'the CRA requests that you provide as many details about the individual and the situation as you can.'

text: 'All information is reviewed and valid allegations may be investigated.'

answer: The CRA will review the information and assess the validity of the report. If the CRA believes that the report is valid, it will utilize its very broad powers to investigate and punish the person.

text: 'All information is reviewed and valid allegations may be investigated.'

text: 'the CRA will investigate all valid allegations and take action as necessary. If the CRA believes that you have committed tax evasion, it will utilize its very broad powers to investigate and punish you.'

question: Will a person under investigation know what information that CRA has been given?

answer: No, the CRA will not disclose this information.

text: 'The CRA will protect the identity of anyone who provides information to the leads program. By legal obligation, the CRA cannot even provide any information that may disclose that there is an informant at all.'

answer: No, the CRA will not provide any information that may disclose that there is an informant at all.

text: 'The CRA will protect the identity of anyone who provides information to the leads program. By legal obligation, the CRA cannot even provide any information that may disclose that there is an informant at all.'

answer: No, the CRA will not provide any information that may disclose that there is an informant involved. The person under investigation will not know who reported them to the CRA.

text: The second sentence is unnecessary and doesn't help answer the question, so omit.

refinement: No, the CRA will not provide any information that may disclose that there is an informant involved.

text: 'The CRA will protect the identity of anyone who provides information to the leads program. By legal obligation, the CRA cannot even provide any information that may disclose that there is an informant at all.'

answer: No, or at the very least, this information will bot be given by the CRA.

text: Typo/spelling error: 'bot' should be 'not'

refinement: No, or at the very least, this information will not be given by the CRA.

text: 'The CRA will protect the identity of anyone who provides information to the leads program. By legal obligation, the CRA cannot even provide any information that may disclose that there is an informant at all.'

question: Write a ~4 sentence summary.

answer: The CRA Informant Leads Program allows people to report tax fraud in Canada. The CRA will protect the identity of anyone who provides information to the leads program. The CRA will not provide any information that may disclose that there is an informant at all. There is no monetary reward or compensation for reporting information to the CRA Informant Leads Program.

text: 'The CRA Informant Leads Program (aka “The CRA Snitch Line”) allows people to report tax fraud in Canada.'

text: 'The CRA will protect the identity of anyone who provides information to the leads program. By legal obligation, the CRA cannot even provide any information that may disclose that there is an informant at all.'

text: 'There is no monetary reward or compensation for reporting information to the CRA Informant Leads Program.'

answer: The CRA's Informant Leads Program allows people to report tax fraud in Canada. If you suspect someone of tax evasion, you can report them to the CRA, who will investigate and take action as necessary. However, there is no monetary reward for reporting, and the consequences for tax fraud can be severe.

text: The use of 'however' makes it sound like reasons not to inform, when there is no opinion in. the text, so omit.

refinement: The CRA's Informant Leads Program allows people to report tax fraud in Canada. If you suspect someone of tax evasion, you can report them to the CRA, who will investigate and take action as necessary. There is no monetary reward for reporting, and the consequences for tax fraud can be severe.

text: 'The CRA Informant Leads Program (aka “The CRA Snitch Line”) allows people to report tax fraud in Canada.'

text: 'There is no monetary reward or compensation for reporting information to the CRA Informant Leads Program.'

text: 'the CRA will investigate all valid allegations and take action as necessary.'

text: 'The severity of the consequences will depend on the nature of the specific situation.'

answer: The CRA Informant Snitch Line provides people in Canada with a way to report tax fraud. There is no reward or incentive given by the CRA, though the Offshore Tax Informant Program does for matters regarding major international tax non-compliance cases. When accepting a report, the CRA will require as many details as possible. Lastly, when given valid proof, the CRA will fully investigate and prosecute persons who have committed tax evasion.

text: 'There is no monetary reward or compensation for reporting information to the CRA Informant Leads Program. However, a separate program, the Offshore Tax Informant Program, may provide monetary awards to those who report on major international tax non-compliance cases'

text: 'the CRA requests that you provide as many details about the individual and the situation as you can.'

text: 'the CRA will investigate all valid allegations and take action as necessary.'

text: 'If the CRA believes that you have committed tax evasion, it will utilize its very broad powers to investigate and punish you.'

text: 'The CRA Informant Leads Program (aka “The CRA Snitch Line”) allows people to report tax fraud in Canada.'

answer: The CRA Informant Leads Program (aka “The CRA Snitch Line”) allows people to report tax fraud in Canada. Using the CRA snitch line, you can report deliberate misrepresentations of income and deductions to the Canada Revenue Agency. In most cases, the Informant Leads Program handles tax cases involving individuals.

text: 'The CRA Informant Leads Program (aka “The CRA Snitch Line”) allows people to report tax fraud in Canada. Using the CRA snitch line, you can report deliberate misrepresentations of income and deductions to the Canada Revenue Agency. In most cases, the Informant Leads Program handles tax cases involving individuals.'


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CHRISTIAN SEBASTIA ALMENAR, better known as CHRISTIAN SEBASTIA, was born on may 7 in Ciudad Guayana, Bolívar, Venezuela. He is a singer, musician, producer and composer. From 2006 to 2015, Christian was as Pastor in the Church of Jesus Christ,[1] along with his wife Eukarys Sebastia.[2] Christian has come to stand out as one of the most famous Christian singers and producers in the musical scene of the Christian community in Venezuela and is a contemporary proponent of Praise and Worship also called Gospel music.[3]

Christian Sebastia was the first Venezuelan gospel artist to perform for three consecutive days in the main auditorium of Madison Square Garden in New York, before a crowd of 25,000 people accompanied by North American artists such as Martha Munizzi and Alvin Slaughter.[4] Christian Sebastia is called in the artistic medium as “the Pastor of the Celebrities” and together with his wife Eukarys, they are pastoral counselors of couples and families of Hollywood.

Biography

Christian Sebastia is the first of 5 children of the marriage between Juan Pablo Sebastia and Aura Mercedes Sebastia. In 1969, after having finished their theological studies in Puerto Rico, they moved to Puerto Ordaz, Venezuela, where they began their missionary work.

In 1996 he married Eukarys Piña, with whom he has three children: Sabrina Sebastia (1999), Samantha Sebastia (2003) and Christian Sebastia Jr. (2005)

Career

[Christian Sebastia in the “Nuevo Circo” of Caracas, Venezuela in 1986] The first production where Christian Sebastia participated as a singer was “LA FAMILIA” a production of 10 songs made in 1986 and produced by his father, interpreting 2 songs.

Sebastia was featured in the “Nuevo Circo” of Caracas where he interpreted the songs before an audience of more than 9 thousand people, a year later he gained the recognition of the Christian hearing Protestant in Spanish through the Protestant Christian radio for the time, Radio TransMundial.[5] But it was in 2003 with the album “EN TI” that projected his music career as an artist, composer and producer to the international scene, in 2004 he was the first Venezuelan singer to participate in the “NOCHE DE GALA” of Expolit and the theme “ME ALEGRARÉ Y GOZARÉ” of the album “EN TI” was included in the track 12 of the compilation musical performed by Expolit titled “LLAMADOS PARA ESTE TIEMPO” where he shared space with the most renowned Christian artists of the time. Christian has been uninterrupted exhibitor at Expolit for 14 years, the largest Latin-American exhibition of Christian music and literature in the Hispano-America.[6]

In March of the year 2004, Christian presented for 6 consecutive nights in the Monumental of Valencia, Venezuela, with a daily attendance of more than 25 thousand people who sang next to Christian his best known songs.[7]

Among some of the songs from the album includes, “EN TI”, “ME ALEGRARÉ Y GOZARÉ” and “ME ALEGRARÉ Y GOZARÉ”, he played at Madison Square Garden in New York on July 27 to 29 of the year 2006.[8]''

In 2008, the _“Tu Amor / Your Love”_ album was recorded live in front of more than 3 thousand people in the campus of the Church of Jesus Christ in Ciudad Guayana, Venezuela, this production had guests who participate in duets with Christian Sebastia, among which is “TU AMOR” and “PALABRA DEL SEÑOR” with Pastor and artist Marcos Witt, 5 times winner of Latin Grammy Awards, with a trajectory of more than 30 Years of career and more than 60 musical productions, “TUERES MI ABRIGO” with Pastor Juan Sebastia, his father, who has 11 musical productions and a well-known Christian artist in the 80's, “PARA DARTE LA GLORIA” that is interpreted together with Jennifer Salinas.

In 2008 the music album “TU AMOR” it received the distinction of Mara de Oro as “_Best Album of Christian Music_ of year 2008”.[9]

Later in 2011, he won this distinction in the category of “_Best Production Manager Tour 25 Commemorative – Marcos Witt_ year 2011”, for the production of the series of concerts that Witt gave in Venezuela (Puerto Ordaz, Barinas, Maracaibo and Caracas)[10]

In 2013 Christian is becomes the Production Manager of Monica Rodriguez[11] singer and first Venezuelan woman to win the Latin Grammy Awards. In 2014 Christian is awarded by the organization of Mara de Oro as “_Best Production Manager Tour Monica Rodriguez - Ecuador, Venezuela, Mexico and the United States_ of the year 2014”[12]

In May of the year 2018 the album “Tengo Fe” was released. This christian musical production has the participation of guest stars, who performed together with Christian Sebastia songs like: “Tu Amor” with Ilan Chester, “Nunca Pude Imaginar” with Mariaca Semprún, “Jesús La Razón” with Luis Fernando Borjas vocalist of Guaco (band), “A ti Me Rindo” with Gabriela Cartulano, nominated for the best Christian album in the edition of the Latin Grammys of the year 2017, “Principe de Paz” with Clayton Uehara among others. [13] Produced by the record label Carismah Studios and CA Entertainment Group.

On Friday, April 5, 2019, the album “Tengo Fe” is nominated for the XV edition of the awards of the National Academy of Music and Christian Arts (Arpa Awards) in three categories: “Best Pop / Fusion Album”, “Best Song in Performance (Principe de Paz - feat Clayton Uehara)” and “Best producer.”[14]

Discography

-   La Familia
-   En Ti [15]
-   Llamados para este tiempo [16]
-   Tu Amor [17]
-   2013 eXplosion [18][19]
-   Tengo Fe [20]

Awards and nominations

-   Mara de Oro Award “_Tu Amor as Best Album of Christian Music_ of year 2008”
-   Mara de Oro Award “_Best Production Manager Tour 25 Commemorative – Marcos Witt_ year 2011”
-   Mara de Oro Award “_Best Production Manager Tour Monica Rodriguez - Ecuador, Venezuela, Mexico and the United States_ of the year 2014”
-   Nominated for the XV edition of the ARPA awards for “Best Album Pop / Fusion 2019”
-   Nominated for the XV edition of the ARPA awards for the “Best Song in Performance 2019 (Principe de Paz - f.e.a.t. Clayton Uehara)”
-   Nominated for the XV edition of the ARPA awards for “Best Producer 2019”

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title: Christian Sebastia

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

Who is Christian Sebastia?

answer: Christian is a Singer and Musician who has gained recognition in the Christian music scene in Venezuela. His first album was EN TI, and a lot of his work is in Praise and Worship or Gospel.

answer: a singer, musician, producer and composer

text: Doesn't mention his specialty.

refinement: a singer, musician, producer and composer who specializes in Latin Gospel music.

answer: He is a famous Venezuelan Christian Gospel music singer, musician, producer, and composer who also served as Pastor in the Church of Jesus Christ from 2006 to 2015.

answer: Christian Sebastia is a singer, musician, composer, and producer. He was born in Bolívar, Venezuela in 1977 and is known for his work as a gospel artist. Christian Sebastia has come to stand out as one of the most famous Christian singers in the musical scene. In 2003, he was the first Venezuelan artist to participate in the "Noché de Gala" of Expolit and was awarded with the Mara de Oro Award "Best Album of Christian Music of year 2008" in 2008. In 2013, Christian is nominated for three ARPA Awards for "Best Pop / Fusion Album", "Best Song in Performance" and "Best Producer".

answer: Christian Sebastia is a singer, musician, producer, and composer from Venezuela. He is known as an important proponent of Praise and Worship music both in his home country and internationally.

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

What was the first production where Christian Sebastia participated in?

answer: The first production in which Christian Sebastia participated was La Familia, a production of 10 songs produced by his father. The song where Sebastia was featured in, "Solo Cantare” was played before an audience of more than 9 thousand people.

answer: The first production where Christian Sebastia participated in was "LA FAMILIA" in 1986.

answer: The first production where Christian Sebastia participated in was "LA FAMILIA", a production of 10 songs made in 1986.

answer: La Familia

text: Doesn't mention the year.

answer: In 1986, he was featured in the Nuevo Circo.

text: Wrong album, Nuevo Circo was the group.

refinement: In 1986, he was featured in the Nuevo Circo's "La Familia."

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

Name the first Venezuelan woman to win the Latin Grammy Awards.

answer: Monica Rodriguez

answer: Monica Rodriguez is the first Venezuelan woman to win the Latin Grammy Awards.

answer: Monica Rodriguez.

answer: Monica Rodriguez.

answer: Monica Rodriguez

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

List three albums by Christian Sebastia.

answer:
- En Ti
- Fuck Me
- Tengo Fe

text: Fuck me is not an album of his.

answer: En Ti, Tu Amor, and Tengo Fe

answer: En Ti, Tu Amor, and Tengo Fe.

answer:
En Ti [2008]: It won Mara de Oro Award for "Best Album of Christian Music" of 2008.
Llamados para estebito [2004]: It won Mara de Oro Award for "Best Production Manager Tour 25 Commemorative - Marcos Witt (year 2011)".
Tengo Fe [2018]

text: Typo in the name of an album

refinement:
En Ti [2008]: It won Mara de Oro Award for "Best Album of Christian Music" of 2008.
Llamados para este tiempo [2004]: It won Mara de Oro Award for "Best Production Manager Tour 25 Commemorative - Marcos Witt (year 2011)".
Tengo Fe [2018]

answer:
- Tu Amor
- La Familia
- Tango Fe

question: Write a ~4 sentence summary.

answer: Christian Sebastia was born in 1969. He is one of the five children of Juan Pablo Sebastia and Aura Mercedes Sebastia. He fathered three children, constituting himself a Pastor in the Church of Jesus Christ. His career started in 1986 after he was featured in the show Nuevo Circo.

text: He was born in 1974

refinement: Christian Sebastia was born in 1974. He is one of the five children of Juan Pablo Sebastia and Aura Mercedes Sebastia. He fathered three children, constituting himself a Pastor in the Church of Jesus Christ. His career started in 1986 after he was featured in the show Nuevo Circo.

text: Doesn't mention his Gospel singing career.

refinement: Christian Sebastia was born in 1974. He is one of the five children of Juan Pablo Sebastia and Aura Mercedes Sebastia. He fathered three children, constituting himself a Pastor in the Church of Jesus Christ. His career as a Latin Gospel singer started in 1986 after he was featured in the show Nuevo Circo.

answer: CHRISTIAN SEBASTIA is a Venezuelan gospel musician, singer, composer, and producer. From 2006 to 2015, he was a Pastor in the Church of Jesus Christ. Sebastia gained recognition for his music in 2003 with his album, "EN TI". In 2006, Sebastia performed at Madison Square Garden in New York for 3 consecutive days before a crowd of 25,000 people. In 2008, the album "TU AMOR" received the Mara de Oro Award for Best Album of Christian Music of the year. In April 2019, Sebastia is nominated for the XV edition of the National Academy of Music and Christian Arts (Arpa Awards) for Best Pop / Fusion Album, Best Song in Performance, and Best Producer.

answer: Christian Sebastia is a Venezuelan singer, musician, producer and composer. He is called "the pastor of the celebrities", and he and his wife, pastor Eukarys Piña, are pastoral counselors for couples and families in Hollywood. He married Eukarys Piña in 1996 and has three children. His music career began in 1986.

answer: CHRISTIAN SEBASTIA is a Venezuelan gospel artist who has risen to fame for his music. In 2006, he performed at Madison Square Garden in NYC, before a crowd of 25,000 people, and was honored by Mara de Oro in 2008 for his album, Tu Amor. This year, his album Tengo Fe has been nominated for three Arpa Awards.

answer: Christian Sebastia is a famous Venezuelan Christian Gospel music singer, musician, producer, and composer. He was a Pastor of the Church of Jesus Christ from 2006 to 2015. The "Pastor of the Celebrities" is the first Venezuelan gospel artist to perform for three consecutive days in the main auditorium of Madison Square Garden in New York. His notable albums include Tango Fe, La Familia, and Tu Amor.