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_DALIDA_ is a 2017 French biographical drama film about the life of singer and actress Dalida. It is written, directed and co-produced by Lisa Azuelos, and stars Sveva Alviti as Dalida.[1]

Plot

In 1967 Dalida goes to a hotel and unsuccessfully attempts suicide. Rushing to her side during recovery are her ex-husband Lucien Morisse, her ex-lover Jean Sobieski and her brother Orlando (born Bruno). The three men explain different facets of Dalida's personality: Dalida grew up a passionate music lover thanks to her violinist father in Cairo but always felt herself to be ugly because of the large glasses she wore. She was discovered in Paris by Lucien Morisse, a Parisian radio programmer who eventually fell for her and left his wife for her. Dalida became disillusioned with Morisse when he put off marriage and a child to focus on building her career. Nevertheless she married him, but quickly began an affair with artist Jean Sobieski. She eventually left Sobieski as well, to have an affair with Luigi Tenco, a temperamental musician. Luigi commits suicide after having a breakdown and walking off stage at a music competition. Dalida finds his body and it is this her friends and family believe has contributed to her mental breakdown and suicide attempt.

With the help of her brother Dalida recovers and begins to record new music and find new loves. Going to Italy to perform, she encounters a young 22 year old student and the two embark upon a love affair. Discovering she is pregnant Dalida decides not to keep the child as she feels her lover is too young to be a responsible parent and that she does not want to raise a child without a father. She has an abortion and breaks things off with her lover.

Dalida's brother Orlando begins to manage her career causing a new period of success for her. Lucien Morisse meanwhile commits suicide in their old apartment.

Dalida is introduced to media personality Richard Chanfray (Nicolas Duvauchelle) and the two begin a relationship. Dalida feels safe and secure for the first time in her life, but eventually their relationship begins to crumble. Richard accidentally shoots the boyfriend of her housekeeper believing he is an intruder and Dalida is forced to pay off the family to keep him out of jail. After Richard gets jealous of her career she records an album with him despite the fact that he is a poor singer. Dalida believes she is pregnant only to learn her abortion destroyed her uterus and any chance she may have had of becoming pregnant. At a New Year's Eve party after Richard is unpleasant to her and publicly mocks her eating disorder, Dalida finally kicks him out of her life. Sometime after he commits suicide as well.

Her career doing better than ever, Dalida acts in the film Le Sixième Jour to much acclaim and returns to Egypt where she is feted by the people. Nevertheless she dissolves into a deep depression, becoming a shut-in with her bulimia spiralling out of control. She finally commits suicide leaving behind a note explaining that life is too difficult.

Cast

-   Sveva Alviti as Dalida
-   Riccardo Scamarcio as Orlando
-   Jean-Paul Rouve as Lucien Morisse
-   Nicolas Duvauchelle as Richard Chanfray
-   Alessandro Borghi as Luigi Tenco
-   Valentina Carli as Rosy
-   Brenno Placido as Lucio
-   Niels Schneider as Jean Sobieski
-   Hamarz Vasfi as Pietro Gigliotti
-   Davide Lorino as elder Orlando
-   F. Haydee Borelli as Giuseppina Gigliotti
-   Vincent Perez as Eddie Barclay
-   Patrick Timsit as Bruno Coquatrix
-   Michaël Cohen as Arnaud Desjardins
-   Elena Rapisarda as young Dalida

Production

Principal photography took place from 8 February to 22 April 2016, in France, Italy and Morocco.[2]

Reception

In a statement to the Agence France-Presse, Catherine Morisse, the daughter of Lucien Morisse, criticised the film for the inaccurate portrayal of her father, adding that she was not consulted during the film's production.[3]

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title: Dalida (2017 film)

question: Who stars in Dalida?

answer: Sveva Alvita.

text: Surname is "Alviti," not "Alvita"

answer: Sveva Alviti

answer: Sveva Alviti.

question: Summarize everything relating to the film's reception.

answer: According to the reporter, the film has met with some criticism from the family of protagonist Dalida's first husband Lucien Morisse, with Catherine Morisse saying that the film had an inaccurate portrayal of her father.

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refinement: The film has met with some criticism from the family of protagonist Dalida's first husband Lucien Morisse, with Catherine Morisse saying that the film had an inaccurate portrayal of her father.

answer: The only thing noted is criticism from the daughter of one of the people portrayed in the biography, who states she was not consulted and believes the portrayal of her father inaccurate.

answer: There has been criticism directed towards the film due to its portrayal of Dalida's ex-husband, Lucien Morisse. Morisse's daughter claims that the portrayal is inaccurate and she was not consulted during production.

question: Describe the main character(s) of the film.

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Dalida is a singer and actress with a turbulent love life who attempts suicide more than once, ultimately succeeding.

The other characters are her brother, her ex-husband, and four of her lovers (one extra-marital, three post-divorce).

text: Divorce is never mentioned

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Dalida is a singer and actress with a turbulent love life who attempts suicide more than once, ultimately succeeding.

The other characters are her brother, her ex-husband, and four of her lovers.

text: The article describes five lovers

refinement:
Dalida is a singer and actress with a turbulent love life who attempts suicide more than once, ultimately succeeding.

The other characters are her brother, her ex-husband, and five of her lovers.

answer: The main character of the film is Fuad Gelato.

text: The response is unrelated

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refinement: The main characters are Dalida, a singer and actress who attempts suicide more than once and ultimately succeeds, as well as her brother and five of her lovers.

answer: The main characters are Dalida (Sveva Alviti), her ex-husband Lucien Morisse (Jean-Paul Rouve), her lover Jean Sobieski (Nicolas Duvauchelle), and her brother (born Bruno) Orlando (Alessandro Borghi).

text: Richard seems main character-worthy

refinement: The main characters are Dalida (Sveva Alviti), her ex-husband Lucien Morisse (Jean-Paul Rouve), her lover Jean Sobieski (Nicolas Duvauchelle), her brother (born Bruno) Orlando (Alessandro Borghi), and Richard Chanfray (Nicolas Duvauchelle), another one of her lovers.

question: When was the film made?

text: Provide an answer

refinement: Production took place during 2016, and it was released in 2017

answer: The filming of Dalida was finished during this year.

text: Which year?

refinement: The filming of Dalida was finished during 2016

text: When was the movie released?

refinement: The filming of Dalida was finished during 2016, and it was released in 2017

answer: It was filmed in 2016 and released in 2017.

question: Where is the film set?

answer: Paris, Italy, Egypt.

text: "She was discovered in Paris," went "to Italy to perform," and "returns to Egypt"

answer: The film is set in France, Italy and Morocco.

text: Filming occurred in Morocco, but it was not set there

text: The film was also set in Egypt

refinement: The film is set in France, Italy, and Egypt.

answer: The film was shot in France, Italy and Morocco.

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refinement: The film was set in France, Italy and Morocco.

text: The film was not set in Morocco

text: The film was also set in Egypt

refinement: The film was set in France, Italy, and Egypt.

question: Write a ~2 sentence summary.

answer: This article describes the film "Dalida," an edited biographical drama in which an actress named Dalida, portrayed by Sveva Alviti, is involved in an ongoing string of broken marriages and relationships that ultimately leads to a lifetime of psychological issues and ends with her committing suicide.

text: Dalida is only married to one person, so not a "string of broken marriages"

refinement: This article describes the film "Dalida," an edited biographical drama in which an actress named Dalida, portrayed by Sveva Alviti, is involved in an ongoing string of failed relationships that ultimately leads to a lifetime of psychological issues and ends with her committing suicide.

answer: Dalida examines the successful career of a French and Egyptian singer-actress and the highs and lows of a dysfunctional relationship, spanning several decades. It stars Sveva Alviti and was released in 2017.

text: The film covers multiple relationships, though all seem dysfunctional

refinement: Dalida examines the successful career of a French and Egyptian singer-actress and the highs and lows of multiple dysfunctional relationships, spanning several decades. It stars Sveva Alviti and was released in 2017.

answer: Dalida is a 2017 French biographical film, starring Sveva Alviti as actress and singer Dalida. The plot centers on Dalida's turbulent love life and stages of career success before her death by suicide.

answer: This article describes the drama film Dalida, which was first released in 2017. It covers its plot, production, and reception.

answer: Dalida is a 2017 French biography film that tells the story of singer and actress, Dalida (real name Elena Muti de Bosconero). It stars Sveva Alviti as the titular character.

text: The article never gives Dalida any other name

refinement: Dalida is a 2017 French biography film that tells the story of singer and actress, Dalida. It stars Sveva Alviti as the titular character.

answer: The 2017 biopic Dalida, starring Sveva Alviti, covers the career of Dalida, who lived through the glamorous life of stardom first and ultimately ends up living a life full of mental breakdowns, harrowing sessions, abortions, relationships twisted in lies, breakups, and more. Two key points in the article are how the person playing Lucien Morisse's daughter, who was not involved and did not agree, feels about Dalida's dead-on portrayal of her father and how he suicided.

text: The criticism from Morisse's daughter is a minor point; remove it

refinement: The 2017 biopic Dalida, starring Sveva Alviti, covers the career of Dalida, who lived through the glamorous life of stardom first and ultimately ends up living a life full of mental breakdowns, harrowing sessions, abortions, relationships twisted in lies, breakups, and more.

text: "Relationships twisted in lies" is not accurate

refinement: The 2017 biopic Dalida, starring Sveva Alviti, covers the career of Dalida, who lived through the glamorous life of stardom first and ultimately ends up living a life full of mental breakdowns, harrowing sessions, abortions, and failed relationships

text: Clarify "harrowing sessions"

refinement: The 2017 biopic Dalida, starring Sveva Alviti, covers the career of Dalida, who lived through the glamorous life of stardom first and ultimately ends up living a life full of mental breakdowns, difficult recording sessions, abortions, and failed relationships

text: The article indicates only one abortion

refinement: The 2017 biopic Dalida, starring Sveva Alviti, covers the career of Dalida, who lived through the glamorous life of stardom first and ultimately ends up living a life full of mental breakdowns, difficult recording sessions, failed relationships, and an abortion.


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The only difference between a hurricane and a typhoon is the location where the storm occurs.

[A close-up satellite image of Hurricane Isabel taken on Sept. 15, 2003. ]
A close-up satellite image of Hurricane Isabel taken on Sept. 15, 2003. The National Ocean Service helps coastal communities prepare for and recover from major coastal storms such as hurricanes.

Hurricanes and typhoons are the same weather phenomenon: tropical cyclones.  A tropical cyclone is a generic term used by meteorologists to describe a rotating, organized system of clouds and thunderstorms that originates over tropical or subtropical waters and has closed, low-level circulation.

The weakest tropical cyclones are called _tropical depressions_. If a depression intensifies such that its maximum sustained winds reach 39 miles per hour, the tropical cyclone becomes a _tropical storm._  Once a tropical cyclone reaches maximum sustained winds of 74 miles per hour or higher, it is then classified as a hurricane, typhoon, or tropical cyclone, depending upon where the storm originates in the world.  In the North Atlantic, central North Pacific, and eastern North Pacific, the term _hurricane_ is used. The same type of disturbance in the Northwest Pacific is called a _typhoon_. Meanwhile, in the South Pacific and Indian Ocean, the generic term _tropical cyclone_ is used, regardless of the strength of the wind associated with the weather system.

The ingredients for tropical cyclones include a pre-existing weather disturbance, warm tropical oceans, moisture, and relatively light winds. If the right conditions persist long enough, they can combine to produce the violent winds, large waves, torrential rains, and floods we associate with this phenomenon.  At times, when a weather system does not meet all of these conditions, but is forecast to bring tropical storm or hurricane force winds to land in the next day or two, it is called a _potential tropical cyclone_ in the Atlantic basin and the central and eastern North Pacific basins.

In the Atlantic, hurricane season officially runs from June 1 to November 30. Ninety-seven percent of tropical cyclone activity occurs during this time period. However, there is nothing magical about these dates. Hurricanes can and do occur outside of this six month period.

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question: What is the difference between a hurricane and a typhoon?

answer: Both hurricanes and typhoons are tropical cyclones, but hurricanes occur in the North Atlantic, central North Pacific, and eastern North Pacific, while typhoons occur in the Northwest Pacific.

text: While the answer is correct, it didn't answer the question directly (what is the difference). Revise the answer to make it clear the only difference is their location.

refinement: Both hurricanes and typhoons are tropical cyclones, so the only difference between them is where the storm occurs.

answer: Their location.

answer: The only difference between a hurricane and a typhoon is the location where the storm occurs.

answer: The only difference is the location where the storm occurs.

question: What are hurricanes and typhoons?

answer: They are tropical cyclones.

answer: Hurricanes and typhoons are both types of tropical cyclones, which are rotating, organized systems of clouds and thunderstorms that originate over tropical or subtropical waters.

text: "Hurricanes and typhoons are both types of tropical cyclones" - this sentence isn't clear and should be revised. Add that they are the same weather phenomenon.

refinement: Hurricanes and typhoons are the same weather phenomenon: tropical cyclones, which are rotating, organized systems of clouds and thunderstorms that originate over tropical or subtropical waters.

text: "which are rotating, organized systems of clouds and thunderstorms that originate over tropical or subtropical waters." - this detail isn't needed and can be deleted.

refinement: Hurricanes and typhoons are the same weather phenomenon: tropical cyclones.

answer: They are the same weather phenomenon: tropical cyclones.

answer: Hurricanes and typhoons are the same weather phenomenon: tropical cyclones.

question: What is a tropical cyclone?

answer: A tropical cyclone is a generic term used by meteorologists to describe a rotating, organized system of clouds and thunderstorms that originates over tropical or subtropical waters and has closed, low-level circulation.

answer: A rotating, organized system of clouds and thunderstorms that originates over tropical or subtropical waters and has closed, low-level circulation.

answer: A rotating, organized system of clouds and thunderstorms that originates over tropical or subtropical waters and has closed, low-level circulation.

answer: A tropical cyclone is a rotating, organized system of clouds and thunderstorms that originates over tropical or subtropical waters. The main parts of a tropical cyclone are the rainbands, the eye, and the eyewall.

question: What are the main parts of a tropical cyclone?

answer: The main parts of a tropical cyclone are the rainbands, the eye, and the eyewall.

answer: The main parts of a tropical cyclone are the rainbands, the eye, and the eyewall. The eye is the center of the storm, where air sinks and is mostly cloud-free. The eyewall is the area surrounding the eye, where air spirals in towards the center in a counter-clockwise pattern in the northern hemisphere (clockwise in the southern hemisphere). Rainbands are bands of clouds and heavy rain that spiral around the eye.

text: " The eye is the center of the storm, where air sinks and is mostly cloud-free. The eyewall is the area surrounding the eye, where air spirals in towards the center in a counter-clockwise pattern in the northern hemisphere (clockwise in the southern hemisphere). Rainbands are bands of clouds and heavy rain that spiral around the eye." - extra information that can be deleted.

refinement: The main parts of a tropical cyclone are the rainbands, the eye, and the eyewall.

answer: The rainbands, the eye, and the eyewall

text: "The rainbands, the eye, and the eyewall" - add a period.

refinement: The rainbands, the eye, and the eyewall.

answer: The main parts of a tropical cyclone are the rainbands, the eye, and the eyewall. Air spirals in toward the center in a counter-clockwise pattern in the northern hemisphere (clockwise in the southern hemisphere), and out the top in the opposite direction. In the very center of the storm, air sinks, forming an "eye" that is mostly cloud-free.

text: "Air spirals in toward the center in a counter-clockwise pattern in the northern hemisphere (clockwise in the southern hemisphere), and out the top in the opposite direction. In the very center of the storm, air sinks, forming an "eye" that is mostly cloud-free." - superfluous information that should be deleted because it does not explain each part in detail.

refinement: The main parts of a tropical cyclone are the rainbands, the eye, and the eyewall.

question: Write a ~1 sentence summary.

answer: A tropical cyclone is a generic term used by meteorologists to describe a rotating, organized system of clouds and thunderstorms that originates over tropical or subtropical waters and has closed, low-level circulation.

text: Missed the point about hurricanes and thyphoons. Revise the summary.

refinement: The only difference between a hurricane and a typhoon is the location where the storm occurs because they are basically the same weather phenomenon called tropical cyclones: rotating, organized system of clouds and thunderstorms that originates over tropical or subtropical waters and has closed, low-level circulation.

answer: This article is about what are tropical cyclones and the difference between hurricanes and typhoons.

text: "This article is about what are tropical cyclones and the difference between hurricanes and typhoons." - is too general. Needs a complete rewrite.

refinement: The only difference between a hurricane and a typhoon is the location where the storm occurs because they are basically the same weather phenomenon called tropical cyclones: rotating, organized system of clouds and thunderstorms that originates over tropical or subtropical waters and has closed, low-level circulation.

answer: A tropical cyclone is a rotating, organized system of clouds and thunderstorms that originates over tropical or subtropical waters and has closed, low-level circulation.

text: Missed the point about hurricanes and typhoons. Revise the summary.

refinement: The only difference between a hurricane and a typhoon is the location where the storm occurs because they are basically the same weather phenomenon called tropical cyclones: rotating, organized system of clouds and thunderstorms that originates over tropical or subtropical waters and has closed, low-level circulation.

answer: A tropical cyclone is made up of three main parts: rainbands, the eye, and the eyewall. Air spirals in towards the center in a counter-clockwise pattern in the northern hemisphere, and out the top in the opposite direction. The eye is the calm center of the storm, and is usually cloud-free.

text: Went over the 1-sentence summary requirement. It also missed the point about the non-difference between a hurricane and a typhoon. Revise the summary.

refinement: The only difference between a hurricane and a typhoon is the location where the storm occurs because they are basically the same weather phenomenon called tropical cyclones: rotating, organized system of clouds and thunderstorms that originates over tropical or subtropical waters and has closed, low-level circulation.


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CHOOSE DATES BELOW AND ALL PROPERTIES STILL AVAILABLE WILL BE LISTED WITH PRICES.  BOOKINGS CAN BE MADE TOTALLY ONLINE OR CONTACT US DIRECT AND WE WILL DO IT FOR YOU.  BOOK ONLINE WITH A 20 PERCENT DEPOSIT, UNLESS THE HOLIDAY IS LESS THAN 8 WEEKS AWAY WHEN FULL AMOUNT WOULD BE PAYABLE. RECEIPT AND ALL INFORMATION ARE EMAILED STRAIGHT BACK AFTER BOOKINGS

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The website calculates a 20% deposit with the balance not payable until eight weeks before the holiday. Unless the chosen dates are less than eight weeks away, at which point the full balance would be payable. Alternatively contact us by telephone if you wish to book that way. Telephone (01274) 614650.

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How does one book a cottage?

answer: To book a cottage, one simply chooses the desired dates on the website and either clicks online booking or completes the form and enters card details. A 20% deposit is charged with the remaining payment due eight weeks before arrival.

text: The answer should include that one can book a cottage over the phone.

refinement: To book a cottage, one simply chooses the desired dates on the website and either clicks online booking or completes the form and enters card details. A 20% deposit is charged with the remaining payment due eight weeks before arrival.

answer: The homeowner offers two methods; upon choosing the dates will be to see which one may avail. 1) Book on online, where a 20% deposit is requested, and 2) by telephone.

answer: You can book online by selecting a date at which point the page will show you a price.

text: The answer should include that one can book a cottage over the phone.

refinement: You can book online by selecting a date at which point the page will show you a price. You can also book a room by calling.

answer: The reader is directed to make their booking online, but they can also contact the vendor and they'd do it for them.

answer: To book a cottage, choose your desired dates on the website and the online calculator will provide you with the required amount. If you would prefer to book by telephone, contact us at (01274) 614650, and we will do the booking for you. The online booking requires a 20% deposit, unless the holiday is less than eight weeks away, in which case the full amount is due. A receipt will be emailed to you after booking.

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

Are there any extra fees?

answer: Yes, there is an additional charge of 20% when booking online, or contact us by telephone and we can make the booking for you. The balance is not payable until eight weeks before the holiday unless the chosen dates are less than eight weeks away, at which point the full balance would be payable.

text: The answer is inaccurate.

refinement: There are no additional fees other than the 20% deposit.

answer: There are no extra fees listed.

answer: It's not clear from the page itself, however they do calculate a 20% deposit on top of the initial price, which is refundable up to 8 weeks before the stay.

text: The answer should be more firm about the question.

refinement: There is no extra fee. However, they do calculate a 20% deposit on top of the initial price, which is refundable up to 8 weeks before the stay.

answer: Yes. The website calculates a 20% deposit with the balance not payable until eight weeks before the holiday. Unless the chosen dates are less than eight weeks away, at which point the full balance would be payable. Alternatively contact us by telephone if you wish to book that way.

text: The answer is inaccurate.

answer: No, other than a 20% deposit.

question: Write a ~1 sentence summary.

answer: Endeavour Whitby Cottages and Apartments feature holiday properties all with great views. There are options for both couples and larger groups, and some are pet-friendly. Explore our website to view each property and to book online with a 20% deposit.

text: There are too many sentences.

refinement: Endeavour Whitby Cottages and Apartments feature holiday properties all with great views.

answer: A page detailing the process for renting a cottage from Whitby Cottages.

answer: A description of a Whitby Holiday Cottage as well as promotion information is listed in this excerpt.

answer: Endeavour Whitby holiday cottages offer a variety of properties near the harbour in Whitby. They range from a small cottage sleeping six up to a seaview apartment accommodating five. There are also several properties that are pet friendly. The tariff starts at 30 percent off online so there's no time like the present to book!

text: There are too many sentences.

refinement: Endeavour Whitby holiday cottages offer a variety of properties near the harbour in Whitby.

answer: An ad for a Bed & Breakfast located in Whitby, United Kingdom.


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VICTORIA - With the arrival of higher temperatures and drier conditions, wildfire danger ratings are climbing in many parts of the province.

British Columbians need to exercise caution over the Canada Day long weekend to help prevent human-caused wildfires.

Campfires are currently permitted in all of the province's six fire centres, but Category 2 and Category 3 open fires are prohibited in many parts of British Columbia to reduce wildfire risks and protect public safety. A poster explaining the different categories of open burning is available online.

Detailed information about current burning restrictions is available on the BC Wildfire Service website.

Local governments could also have their own burning restrictions in place, so also always check with local authorities before lighting any fire of any size. The use of fireworks is also prohibited in many areas of British Columbia.

So far this season, the BC Wildfire Service has responded to 427 wildfires, 288 of which were caused by people. Human-caused fires are completely preventable and unnecessarily tie up firefighting resources that could be used to deal with naturally occurring wildfires.

Here's some important information about campfire safety:

-   Have a shovel or at least eight litres of water available nearby to properly extinguish your campfire.
-   Campfires can not be larger than 0.5 metres high by 0.5 metres wide.
-   Do not light a campfire or keep it burning in windy conditions. Weather can change quickly and the wind may carry embers to other combustible material.
-   Maintain a one-metre fireguard around the campfire. This is a fuel-free area where all flammable materials (grass, kindling, etc.) have been removed.
-   Never leave a campfire unattended.
-   Make sure that the campfire is completely extinguished and the ashes are cold to the touch before leaving the area for any length of time.

Anyone operating motorized vehicles in the backcountry must also exercise caution, since the heat from an exhaust pipe - particularly in tall, dry grass - could ignite a wildfire.
The government's Natural Resource Officers and Conservation Officers conduct regular patrols throughout British Columbia, monitoring high-risk activities and looking out for potential damage. These officers also work closely with BC Wildfire Service staff to investigate the cause of wildfires and any improper use of fire when an open burning prohibition is in effect.

This is an ideal time of the year for homeowners to take simple steps to reduce wildfire risks on private property by using FireSmart principles. Information about fire prevention and the FireSmart program, including the newly updated FireSmart Homeowner's Manual, is available online.

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Minister of Forests, Lands and Natural Resource Operations Steve Thomson -

"Anyone planning to go camping or head into the backcountry this weekend must be extremely careful with any use of open fire. Campfires must be completely extinguished and the ashes must be cold to the touch before you leave the area."

QUICK FACTS:

-   Anyone found in contravention of a fire prohibition may be issued a ticket for $1,150, required to pay an administrative penalty of $10,000 or, if convicted in court, fined up to $100,000 and/or sentenced to one year in jail. If the contravention causes or contributes to a wildfire, the person responsible may be ordered to pay all firefighting and associated costs.
-   The provincial government thanks the public for its help in preventing wildfires. To report a wildfire, an unattended campfire or an open burning violation, call 1 800 663-5555 toll-free or call *5555 on a cellphone.

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For up-to-date information on current wildfire activity, conditions and prohibitions, call 1 888 3-FOREST (1 888 336-7378) or visit: bcwildfire.ca

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question:
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What does the text say about safety precautions for campfires?

answer: The text advises people to take care while camping or backpacking and to have a shovel or water nearby in case of a campfire. The campfire must also be no larger than 0.5 metres high and wide, and should not be lit in windy conditions. The campfire must always be extinguished completely and the ashes must be cold to the touch before leaving.

answer: When starting a campfire, one should have a shovel or at least eight liters of water available nearby to extinguish it. One should ensure the fire is never larger than half a meter high by half a meter wide. One should never light a campfire in windy conditions, or keep it burning if the wind picks up. One should keep a one meter fuel-free area around the campfire, and never leave it unattended. Finally, before leaving the fire site, one should make sure the fire is completely extinguished and the ashes are cold to the touch.

answer: According to the text, campfires must be extinguished completely and ashes must be cold to the touch before leaving the area. Additionally, before lighting any fire of any size, it is important to check with local authorities. These precautionary steps prevent the possibility of human-caused wildfires.

text: There are other precautions mentioned in the text.

refinement: When starting a campfire, one should have a shovel or at least eight liters of water available nearby to extinguish it. One should ensure the fire is never larger than half a meter high by half a meter wide. One should never light a campfire in windy conditions, or keep it burning if the wind picks up. One should keep a one meter fuel-free area around the campfire, and never leave it unattended. Finally, before leaving the fire site, one should make sure the fire is completely extinguished and the ashes are cold to the touch.

answer: A shovel or at least 8 litres of water must be available for proper extinguishment of a campfire. Campfires cannot be larger than 0.5 metres high by 0.5m wide. Properly extinguishing a campfire might be optional. Fire pits must have a one-metre fireguard. The campfire must be completely extinguished and the ashes must be cold to the touch before leaving the area.

answer: Campfires can't be larger than 0.5 meters high by 0.5 meters wide. It also must have a shovel or at least eight liters of water nearby in case it stops burning. They also explain that campfires must be completely extinguished before being left unattended.

text: Response could give further detail that is offered in the text.

refinement: When starting a campfire, one should have a shovel or at least eight liters of water available nearby to extinguish it. One should ensure the fire is never larger than half a meter high by half a meter wide. One should never light a campfire in windy conditions, or keep it burning if the wind picks up. One should keep a one meter fuel-free area around the campfire, and never leave it unattended. Finally, before leaving the fire site, one should make sure the fire is completely extinguished and the ashes are cold to the touch.


text:
"My best friend was telling me last night about his amazing new discovery: some guy on the Internet was telling everyone how to easily make lucid dreams. The trick was to lay still on your bed, for up to half an hour, concentrating on staying awake. Your body would then fall asleep, but not your mind. Interested, he'd tried and told me how great it was, being half in reality and half in a dream.

The same night, I tried to find a comfortable enough position on my bed, but ended up on my back. I closed my eyes and focused my thoughts in resisting sleep. Soon I started aching, wasn't comfortable anymore. Still, it'd been probably over ten minutes and I lacked the motivation to start all over again. Five minutes passed, then ten.

It was at least fifteen later that I realised my body couldn't move anymore. It felt weird, like being paralysed. My imagination started running, and the panic became overwhelming: what if someone broke into my apartment and I just couldn't move? What if I was just dead? My friend hadn't told me anything about paralysis. Did he hide that, or was there a problem?

I was still panicking when I heard steps. My mind was running wild, in contrast to my body that only let me move or close my eyes. Two men in white entered my room and my heart nearly stopped; as one flicked the light switch, I realised I was lying on a hospital bed. All sorts of machines were wired to my arms, and I pictured myself from the point of view of my visitors: a seemingly lifeless body, miserable on its bed.

**No**. I wasn't lifeless, my eyes were moving! But then, they started talking to each other.

"- For how long has he been there?, said the first one.
- More than a week. His brain stopped functioning on the impact. His family wants us to let him go, they believe we're preventing him from finding peace."

"I am going to **die**", I thought. Killed in my dream. My friends would find me days later, and forget about me in a minute. I never achieved the social life I had hoped for. I was going to die before I even truly lived.

"- What about his eyes? He seems to react to our conversation."

**Yes**.

"- Just the remains of his nervous system. That's what kept him alive until he got here, actually."

I wanted to shout at them! "You can't just do this to me, treat me like a corpse! I want to live, this is a mistake!" Not a single word came out of my mouth. So I gave up and kept listening, my eyes shaky from the adrenaline rush.

"- Let me just check him for a minute before I give you the permission to do it.", said the first one.

I didn't allow myself to hope, and kept thinking about my short sad life. It really was a miserable way to leave, I had always hoped for better.
The doctor checked my pulse, breath, and did other things I didn't see. At some point I heard him whisper to my ear "I hope we're not making a mistake. If we are, I'm sorry."

My brain went hysterical after this one; hadn't it been for the paralysis, I would've burst out laughing. But I stood as still as I had been for the past few minutes, and permission to kill me was granted. This doctor had just sentenced me to death.

A button was pushed, and the last thing I heard was the place and time of my death.

I slowly regained control of my body, which was sweaty, thirsty, hungry and still under the effect of the huge adrenaline rush. First thing tomorrow, I'll punch my best friend in the face. "

Thanks for reading my first short story here and please report any mistakes because my first language is French and I want to learn. Thanks!

title: A Lucid Night

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

How does the narrator's belief about his condition differ from reality?

answer: The narrator believes that he is dying because someone who calls himself a doctor says that he brain is no longer functioning. In reality, the narrator is asleep in his bed.

answer: The narrator believes that he is sleeping. He had tried to have lucid dreams by resisting sleep and become paralyzed instead. The reality is that the narrator has been in an accident. He is in a coma as a result and the doctors are about to switch off the machines that are keeping him alive. Or is it all a dream?

text: There should not be a question in the response (the last sentence should be re-written).

refinement: The narrator believes that he is sleeping. He had tried to have lucid dreams by resisting sleep and become paralyzed instead. The reality is that the narrator has been in an accident. He is in a coma as a result and the doctors are about to switch off the machines that are keeping him alive. This could also be a dream.

answer: The narrator believes he is lying lifeless on a hospital bed, unaware of what is happening around him, when in fact he is fully conscious and able to hear and understand everything that is happening. Despite being paralyzed, the narrator is conscious and alive, while being believed to be dead. In reality, the narrator is very much alive while believed to be dead.

text: The narrator is not believed to be dead, but well and alive when he wakes up from his dream.

refinement: The narrator believes he is lying lifeless on a hospital bed, unaware of what is happening around him, when in fact he is fully conscious and able to hear and understand everything that is happening. Despite being paralyzed, the narrator is conscious and alive. The narrator wakes up from the dream and is well and alive.

answer: The narrator believes he is going to die because he is paralyzed. However, the reality is that he is actually just experiencing a lucid dream. He is still alive and will wake up from the dream alive and well.

answer: The narrator believes they are under the molester's covers. In fact, they are in a hospital bed dying, as brain-dead.

text: This response is not an accurate response to what the question is asking.

refinement: The narrator believes that he is sleeping. He had tried to have lucid dreams by resisting sleep and become paralyzed instead. The reality is that the narrator has been in an accident. He is in a coma as a result and the doctors are about to switch off the machines that are keeping him alive. This could also be a dream.

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

What does the future hold for the narrator?

answer: If you believe he is dreaming then his future may be bright. If, however, he was not dreaming and in a coma, his future is death. The last paragraph seems to suggest that the narrator is, in fact having a lucid dream as he set out to do.

answer: This information isn't mentioned.

answer: The future for the narrator seems to be bleak, as the doctor confirms that the narrator's body is almost dead. Unfortunately, the narrator cannot defend themselves since they are paralyzed, and have been sentenced to death by their own doctor.

text: This response is a major assumption of what could happen, and if an assumption is being made, then it is important to note that in the response or say that the information to answer this question is not stated.

refinement: If you believe he is dreaming then his future may be bright. If, however, he was not dreaming and in a coma, his future is death. The last paragraph seems to suggest that the narrator is, in fact having a lucid dream as he set out to do.

answer: No answer

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

refinement: If you believe he is dreaming then his future may be bright. If, however, he was not dreaming and in a coma, his future is death. The last paragraph seems to suggest that the narrator is, in fact having a lucid dream as he set out to do.

answer: The future holds death for the narrator. The narrator's brain stop functioning after being put in a coma after an accident, and the doctors intend to euthanize their patient.

text: This response is an assumption and that needed to be noted. Also, this response is not exactly what the future would hold, so this response needs to be re-written.

refinement: If you believe he is dreaming then his future may be bright. If, however, he was not dreaming and in a coma, his future is death. The last paragraph seems to suggest that the narrator is, in fact having a lucid dream as he set out to do.


text:
GÖYGÖL (, literally “the Blue Lake”) is a natural impounded lake in Azerbaijan. It is situated at the footsteps of Murovdag, not far from Ganja.[1]

History

Due to an earthquake which hit the area on 25 September 1139, parts of the Kapaz Mount collapsed and blocked the path of the Kürəkçay River.[2] As a result of diversion of water flow, a lake with pure mountain water was created, hence the name given signifying the pureness of the water. The nearby city of Khanlar was renamed after the Göygöl Lake on 25 April 2008. The city founded as Helenendorf by first German settlers in Azerbaijan in 1819 and with considerable German minority until 1941 had been renamed to Khanlar in 1938. In 1941, German settlers were relocated by Soviet authorities to Kazakhstan and their homes were filled by Armenians by orders of Anastas Mikoyan.[3] In 1925 the lake was incorporated into the newly founded “Goy Gol State Reserve” which was superseded as Göygöl National Park in 2008.

General information

Greater Göygöl area is often split into 19 lakes, 8 of which fall into large lakes category, Maralgol, Zelilgöl, Qaragöl among them. It is situated at 1,556 meters above the sea level.[4] The complete length reaches 6,460 meters. The depth of the lake is 93 meters.[5] Due to pureness of the water, one can see underwater life clearly 8–10 meters below the surface. The lake fauna is very rich. The Göygöl Trout has evolved from the river trout since the natural creation of the lake. The Göygöl area is known for dry winters and mild to warm summers. Rainfalls range from 600 to 900 mm. There is an Azerbaijani Army corps close to Göygöl.[6] The lake is a major tourist attraction during the spring and summer seasons. In 2009, more than 4500 tourists have visited Goygol. Among the tourists, many are German nationals. In the vicinity of Göygöl, there are settlements once populated by ethnic Germans, many monuments of German culture and an old German Lutheran church built in 1854.[7]

In pop culture

Due to its beauty, the lake has been an inspiration for many novels, poems and music bands.[8][9]

[1] Большая Советская Энциклопедия: Гейгель

[2] “Погляди на Гейгель, королеву озер”... 24.11.05 Фаик ЗАКИЕВ Retrieved on 30 September 2010

[3] Гейгель отмечает свое 189-летие – 23.08.2008 First News Retrieved on 30 September 2010

[4]

[5] Гейгельский Национальный Парк

[6] DÖVLƏT TƏBİƏT QORUQLARI: Göy-göl Dövlət Təbiət Qoruğu

[7] 10.07.2010 First News Retrieved on 30 September 2010

[8] GÖY GÖL – ƏHMƏD CAVAD

[9] “Göygöl”ün 40 yaşı qeyd edilib. 30.01.2010 Ayna newspaper. Xatun Retrieved on 30 September 2010

title: Göygöl (lake)

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

Summarize the text where it discusses the history of the Goygol Lake.

answer: The Goygol Lake was created in 1139 following a mountain collapse resulting in diversion of water flow. The lake is situated at the footsteps of Murovdag and is known for being clear and blue in color. The area surrounding the lake is home to settlements once populated by ethnic Germans. The lake is a major tourist attraction during the spring and summer seasons.

text: The location of the lake is not relevant to its history.

refinement: The Goygol Lake was created in 1139 following a mountain collapse resulting in diversion of water flow. The area surrounding the lake is home to settlements once populated by ethnic Germans. The lake is a major tourist attraction during the spring and summer seasons.

text: The lake's current function is not relevant to its history.

refinement: The Goygol Lake was created in 1139 following a mountain collapse resulting in diversion of water flow. The area surrounding the lake is home to settlements once populated by ethnic Germans.

text: The answer could delve into the fate of the German settlers.

refinement: The Goygol Lake was created in 1139 following a mountain collapse resulting in diversion of water flow. The area surrounding the lake is home to settlements once populated by ethnic Germans. In 1941, the German settlers were relocated by Soviet authorities to Kazakhstan.

text: The answer could mention the Goy Gol State Reserve.

refinement: The Goygol Lake was created in 1139 following a mountain collapse resulting in diversion of water flow. The area surrounding the lake is home to settlements once populated by ethnic Germans. In 1941, the German settlers were relocated by Soviet authorities to Kazakhstan. In 1925, the lake was incorporated into the Goy Gol State Reserve.

answer: Göygöl is a natural impounded lake created due to an earthquake in 1139 which caused parts of the Kapaz Mount to collapse and block the path of the Kürəkçay River. The lake currently sits at 1,556 meters above sea level and has a complete length of 6,460 meters. The lake is a natural tourist attraction with rainfalls ranging from 600 to 900 mm per year. The lake is popular due to its beauty and has been an inspiration for several poems, novels and music bands.

answer: A description of the lake's creation is provided. The text details that it was formed due to a blockage created by an earthquake that diverted water flow and pure mountain water was created. In the 20th century, the Goygol was named the Göygöl Lake. Since they mention this including a description of the Göygöl's Etymology, it is logical to infer the name means "blue lake". The Goygol area included 19, which are split into larger categories as Goygol and Maralgol. The complete area had a total length of 6,460 meters.

answer: In 1939, the damaged Kapaz Mount which once was damming the paths of the Kürəkçay River collapsed and caused the diversion of water flow creating the lake. The diverted water flow provided pure mountain water that was given the name signifying the purity of the water. In 1941, the lake was incorporated into a newly founded Goy Gol State Reserve. It became a national park in 2008.

answer: The text begins by stating that an earthquake hit the area in Azerbaijan, that caused Kapaz Mount to collapse and block the path of the Kurekcay River. Due to this, a diversion of water flow, a lake with pure mountain water was created. The nearby city of Khanlar was renamed after the Goygol Lake. The city was also founded by the first German settlers in Azerbaijan in 1819.

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

Summarize some of the interest facts of the Goygol area written in the text under the subheading of general information.

answer: Göygöl is a natural bounded lake with pure mountain water located at 1,556 meters above sea level. The lake is 6,460 meters long and has a depth of 93 meters. The surrounding area is commonly known for dry winters and mild to warm summer weather with rainfalls of 600 to 900 millimeters. The ecosystem of Göygöl is rich with a trout species evolved from the river trout since the lake's formation due to an earthquake. There are settlements once populated by ethnic Germans and an old German Lutheran church in the vicinity. Additionally, the lake has inspired many novels, poems and music bands.

answer: Some interesting facts of the Goygol area is that it was often split into 19 lakes, 8 that fall into the large lake category. The depth of the Goygol Lake is 93 meters. The water is so pure that one can see underwater like clearly. The lake is a major tourist attraction during the summer and spring seasons.

answer: Göygöl is a natural impounded lake in Azerbaijan created after an earthquake partially blocked the path of the Kürəkçay River. Greater Göygöl area has 19 lakes, 8 of which are large, and the depth of the lake is 93 meters. The purely mountain water provides a rich fauna within the lake and the Göygöl Trout has evolved from river trout since the creation of the lake. Rainfall in the area ranges from 600 to 900 mm and there is an Azerbaijani army corps close by. Marked by its beauty, the lake has been an inspiration for many novels and music bands.

text: The detail about the lake inspiring novels and music is not under the General information heading.

refinement: Göygöl is a natural impounded lake in Azerbaijan created after an earthquake partially blocked the path of the Kürəkçay River. Greater Göygöl area has 19 lakes, 8 of which are large, and the depth of the lake is 93 meters. The purely mountain water provides a rich fauna within the lake and the Göygöl Trout has evolved from river trout since the creation of the lake. Rainfall in the area ranges from 600 to 900 mm and there is an Azerbaijani army corps close by.

answer: The Goygol area splits into 19 different lakes. The largest and deepest among this list is Goygol.

text: The second line is unattested.

refinement: The Goygol area splits into 19 different lakes.

text: The wildlife can be mentioned.

refinement: The Goygol area splits into 19 different lakes. The lake fauna is very rich, with a species of trout having evolved from the river trout since the lake's creation.

text: The answer could mention the weather.

refinement: The Goygol area splits into 19 different lakes. The lake fauna is very rich, with a species of trout having evolved from the river trout since the lake's creation. The area is known for dry winters and mild to warm summers, with rainfall ranging from 600 to 900 mm.

answer: The area covers 19 lakes, 8 of which are large-sized. The depth of the lake is 93 meters.


text:
The cover of the first Yuri on Ice home video release volume.
 is a Japanese sports anime television series about figure skating. It is produced by MAPPA, directed by Sayo Yamamoto and written by Mitsurō Kubo. The character designs were by Tadashi Hiramatsu, and the music was composed by Taro Umebayashi and Taku Matsushiba. The figure skating choreography was by Kenji Miyamoto. It revolves around the relationships between Japanese figure skater Yuri Katsuki; his idol, Russian figure-skating champion Victor Nikiforov, and up-and-coming Russian skater Yuri Plisetsky; as the two Yuris take part in the Figure Skating Grand Prix, with Victor acting as coach to Yuri K.
The series first premiered on TV Asahi on October 6, 2016 and finished airing on December 22, 2016 with a total of 12 episodes. The series was made available for streaming by Crunchyroll shortly after its broadcast in Japan, Funimation also provided an English dub of the series, for their customers. starting on October 24, 2016, at 10:00 p.m. ET.
The opening theme was "History Maker" by Dean Fujioka, which reached number 43 on the Billboard Japan Hot 100 chart. The ending theme was "You Only Live Once" by Wataru Hatano, and peaked at number 11 in the Billboard Japan Hot 100.
The Japanese release of Yuri on Ice will have six Blu-ray/DVD sets; the first Blu-ray/DVD set was released on December 30, 2016. Each Blu-ray/DVD will include special goods and bonus features, such as booklets, staff audio commentary, costume designs, and choreography videos about the anime.
In April 2017, it was announced Yuri on Ice would return with a film of the series featuring an original story.
On February 6, 2018, Funimnation released the series in the USA on a combined DVD and Blu-Ray boxset, with extras including textless opening and closing, trailers, commentary from the 11th episode, and the "Welcome to the Madness" original video anime. There is also a limited edition version including a chipboard collector's box with "cracked ice" holographic finish and silver foil, three art cards, and an 80-page book of illustrations and behind-the-scenes interviews with Sayo Yamamoto, Mitsurou Kubo, and Kenji Miyamoto.
 Broadcast and distribution
Yuri on Ice aired on TV Asahi from October 6 to December 22, 2016. The anime was produced by MAPPA, directed by Sayo Yamamoto and written by Mitsurō Kubo, with character design by Tadashi Hiramatsu, music by Taro Umebayashi and Taku Matsushiba and figure-skating choreography by Kenji Miyamoto. The episodes were made available for streaming by Crunchyroll, and Funimation began streaming an English dub on October 24, 2016, at 10:00 p.m. ET.
Yuri on Ice will have six Blu-ray and DVD sets released in Japan. The first set, containing the first two episodes, was released on December 30, 2016. Each set will include bonus content such as booklets, production audio commentary and costume-design and choreography videos.
The anime's opening song was "History Maker" by Dean Fujioka, and its closing song was "You Only Live Once" by Wataru Hatano. A compilation CD entitled , with the anime's 24 original songs, was released on December 21, 2016. The insert song "Yuri On Ice" was included in Piano Solo Chū Jōkyū Figure Skate Meikyoku-shū ~Hyōyō ni Hibiku Melody~ 2016-2017, a piano book released on January 21, 2017 with music used by figure skaters (including Mao Asada and Yuzuru Hanyu). It was the only anime song in the music book release.
 Episode list
 Television series

title: List of Yuri on Ice episodes

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

When did the series premier?

answer: October 6, 2016.

text: The series first premiered on TV Asahi on October 6, 2016 and finished airing on December 22, 2016 with a total of 12 episodes.

answer: October 6, 2016

text: The series first premiered on TV Asahi on October 6, 2016 and finished airing on December 22, 2016 with a total of 12 episodes.

answer: It premiered on October 6, 2016

text: The series first premiered on TV Asahi on October 6, 2016 and finished airing on December 22, 2016 with a total of 12 episodes.

answer: October 6, 2016.

text: The series first premiered on TV Asahi on October 6, 2016 and finished airing on December 22, 2016 with a total of 12 episodes.

answer: The series premiered on October 6, 2016.

text: The series first premiered on TV Asahi on October 6, 2016 and finished airing on December 22, 2016 with a total of 12 episodes.

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

How many episodes did the series have?

answer: 12

text: The series first premiered on TV Asahi on October 6, 2016 and finished airing on December 22, 2016 with a total of 12 episodes.

answer: The series had 12 episodes.

text: The series first premiered on TV Asahi on October 6, 2016 and finished airing on December 22, 2016 with a total of 12 episodes.

answer: The series had 12 episodes.

text: The series first premiered on TV Asahi on October 6, 2016 and finished airing on December 22, 2016 with a total of 12 episodes.

answer: 12 episodes

text: The series first premiered on TV Asahi on October 6, 2016 and finished airing on December 22, 2016 with a total of 12 episodes.

answer: 12

text: The series first premiered on TV Asahi on October 6, 2016 and finished airing on December 22, 2016 with a total of 12 episodes.

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

When will the film be released?

answer: While the date it is not stated, the film will be expected to be released in 2018.

text: I'm not seeing where 2018 is the projected release date, but the first half of this answer is correct and I appreciate the uncertain language in the second half of the answer.

refinement: While the date it is not stated, the film could possibly be released in 2018.

answer: The film will be released in the spring of 2017.

text: No, in the spring of 2017 it was announced that Yuri on Ice would return with a film, not that it would even be filmed by then-let alone released.

answer: The film is scheduled to be released in April 2017.

text: No, in the spring of 2017 it was announced that Yuri on Ice would return with a film, not that it would even be filmed by then-let alone released.

answer: That information can't be found, but it was announced in April 2017

answer: The Yuri on Ice film will be released in April 2017.

text: No, in the spring of 2017 it was announced that Yuri on Ice would return with a film, not that it would even be filmed by then-let alone released.

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

When was the Blu-ray/DVD set released in the USA?

answer: On February 6, 2018.

text: On February 6, 2018, Funimnation released the series in the USA on a combined DVD and Blu-Ray boxset, with extras including textless opening and closing, trailers, commentary from the 11th episode, and the "Welcome to the Madness" original video anime.

answer: The Blu-ray/DVD set was released by Funimation on February 6, 2018.

text: On February 6, 2018, Funimnation released the series in the USA on a combined DVD and Blu-Ray boxset, with extras including textless opening and closing, trailers, commentary from the 11th episode, and the "Welcome to the Madness" original video anime.

answer: February 6, 2018.

text: On February 6, 2018, Funimnation released the series in the USA on a combined DVD and Blu-Ray boxset, with extras including textless opening and closing, trailers, commentary from the 11th episode, and the "Welcome to the Madness" original video anime.

answer: The Blu-ray/DVD set was released in the US in February 2018.

text: On February 6, 2018, Funimnation released the series in the USA on a combined DVD and Blu-Ray boxset, with extras including textless opening and closing, trailers, commentary from the 11th episode, and the "Welcome to the Madness" original video anime.

answer: February 6, 2018

text: On February 6, 2018, Funimnation released the series in the USA on a combined DVD and Blu-Ray boxset, with extras including textless opening and closing, trailers, commentary from the 11th episode, and the "Welcome to the Madness" original video anime.

question: Write a ~3 sentence summary.

answer: Yuri on Ice is a Japanese sports anime television series based on figure skating. The series follows the relationships between Japanese figure skater Yuri Katsuki, his idol, Russian figure skating champion Victor Nikiforov, and up-and-coming Russian skater Yuri Plisetsky. The series aired for 12 episodes in 2016. The Blu-ray releases each come with bonus content, including production audio commentary and costume designs. A film adaptation is currently in production.

answer: Yuri on Ice is a Japanese fiction series about figure skating. The show first aired on October 6, 2016 and ended on December 22, 2016. The show's producer was MAPPA with a collaboration of artists.

text: The fact that this is anime is important.

refinement: Yuri on Ice is a Japanese fiction anime series about figure skating. The show first aired on October 6, 2016 and ended on December 22, 2016. The show's producer was MAPPA with a collaboration of artists.

answer: Yuri on Ice is a Japanese sports anime television series about figure skating. The series premiered in October 2016 and consisted of 12 episodes. In April 2017, a film return was announced.

answer: Yuri on Ice is a Japanese sports anime series about figure skating. The series centers around Japanese figure skater Yuri Katsuki, his idol, Russian champion Victor Nikiforov, and up-and-coming Russian skater Yuri Plisetsky. The skaters take part in the Grand Prix, guided by Victor with Yuri K. as coach. There are 12 episodes in total, and the opening and closing themes are "History Maker" and "You Only Live Once" respectively.

answer: Yuri on Ice is a Japanese anime television series about figure skating. The series first premiered on TV Asahi in October 2016 and finished airing in December 2016. By February 2018, Funimnation released the series in the USA in a combined DVD and Blu-Ray boxset with bonus extras including audio and cinematics.


text:
John MacAndrew bent to the ground, picking up the last piece of wood, he placed it with the others.  John's wife sent him out to the woods to find firewood for the night.

On his way back to the farm, John noticed three men in the woods, traveling down an animal made path.  John was expecting them.  Reivers who were sent out to find John and kill him.  Reivers were raiders along the Scottish/English border consisting of both nationalities.  John had earlier joined forces with the Ross clan who where pursuing a group of reivers who had stolen the cattle of the Ross Clan.  John was one archer of supreme skill and made a name for himself killing reivers with his bow.  At the end of the pursuit, John pulled out his bow and struck the Chief reiver in the eye.

As the men walked down the path they noticed a young man carrying a bundle of wood.  The young man was not a tall one, actually he was rather short in stature, and seemed to have trouble carrying the wood as he stumbled and dropped one piece after another.
"You there boy," the reiver said.  "Do you know a John MacAndrew?"
"I know him," John said.  "I'm the servant."
"I need you to show us where he lives."
"Not sure if I can do that, he doesn't like visitors."
What a surprise, thought the reivers.  John MacAndrew was known for his run-ins with border raiders and was constantly in danger from one seeking a vendetta.
"Tell you what," one of the reivers said.  "I will give you two shillings if you bring us to MacAndrew."
"Two shillings? I guess I could take you to his house."
They followed the boy up the path to a small farm and up to the farm house.  The house was not much to look at, at most it looked like it held two rooms.  Outside the house was an old oak tree, it looked as if it been there for centuries.

Claire MacAndrew placed the last log into the fireplace.  She sat at the large table at the center of the room, the table itself almost took up the entire room, leaving little space to walk.  Where is he?  John should be home by now, thought Claire.  It was a cold night and the fire would not last much longer.  There was a knock on the door.  Claire got up from her seat and opened the small wooden door.  Standing outside was her husband and three large men.  John took off his hat and held it with both hands.
"Excuse me Ms,"  John said.  "Is your husband around?"
"He ran off about an hour ago, but he should be around here somewhere."
Claire and her husband had many encounters with reivers.  She knew all about the dangers that seemed to follow John wherever he went.  Once again she would have to help John escape his troubles.  Where would he be without me?  Dead, perhaps, thought Claire.
"Would you like to come in?"
"Do you have food?" said one of the reivers.
"We always have food for guests, please sit down."
The reivers one by one walk in and sat down at the table.  John also walked it with his hat still in hand as he stood patently by the door.
"Samuel,"  Claire turned to John.  "Go fetch the master,  I think he went to check on the cows."
"Yes Ms."
With a smile John put his hat back on and ran out the door, closing the door behind him.

Once outside, John made his way to the barn located behind the house.  The barn was where the MacAndrew's kept farm equipment and newly slaughtered animals.  Inside there was a newly killed cow.  John placed the cow on his shoulder and carried it back to the house.  Placing the cow against the door, with the flesh side up, made it more of a challenge to open the door from the inside.  John turned around to face the old oak tree.  My favorite tree, thought John as he started to climb.  About six meters up, John reached into a hollow crevice within the tree.  He pulled out a bow and a quiver with a supply of arrows.

Placing three cups on the table, Claire poured water for each of the three men at the table.
"I thought you had food."
"I'm bringing you food, I thought you would want some water first."
At the far end of the house Claire opened the pantry where she stored a small provision of food.  She gathered a arm full of small whole wheel size of cheese.
"I hope you all like cheese."
"Cheese?" said one man.  "She has cheese!"
"A whole wheel of cheese." Claire said.  She made her way over to the men, still seated, eagerly awaiting the first meal in half a day of travel.  While walking to the reivers she slipped and fell onto the newly swept dirt floor.  The balls of cheese bounced and rolled away from her in every direction.  The three men all in a hurry flew from their seats and dived for the cheese, fighting each other for the food.  As if they where rodents, desperate for food, crammed the food into their own mouths as if there was no time to chew.  Suddenly the room was filled with the cry of the young man.
"MacAndrew is coming!"  the boy yelled.  "John MacAndrew is on his way!"
The men struggled to get to their feet.  One choked as he tried to spit a large piece of cheese from his mouth.  They rushed for the door, but there was something pressing against the small wooden door, slowing their escape.

John watched as if someone was struggling to open the door.  The fresh cow carcass was doing what he wished.  John pulled out an arrow from his quiver.  Pulled back on his bow, aimed at the door and waited.  The door slowly by little budged open more and more.  A large jut finally flew the door open as the carcass fell in front of the door with the skinned side facing upwards.  The first of the reivers rushed out.  He slipped on the skinned carcass and landed on his back.  John released his first arrow.  The arrow struck the man in the neck entering from the lower part of the neck and traveled upwards towards the skull.  Reiver number two emerged from the farm house, sword in hand.  He looked around, as if he was scanning his surroundings.  John released his second arrow.  The reiver looked upwards towards the oak tree.  The arrow struck the man in the head, killing him instantly.  The third and final reiver staggered out, still choking on his piece of cheese roll, sword in hand.  The third arrow left John MacAndrew's bow.  Striking the man in the spleen.  The man fell as he screamed in agony.  John released a fourth arrow.  Hitting the man in the stomach, followed by a fifth arrow to the chest.

John placed his quiver of arrows and bow back into the crevice of the old oak tree.  As the climbed back down his wife came out to see what had happened.
"You know they will send more men to find you."
"Let them come,"  John said.  "They are not the first, and they will not be the last raiders I kill."
"Don't you think it would be wise to move north?"  Claire said.  "I mean--away from the border, away from the cattle raiders?"
"Why?  John asked.  "This is our home.  If they want to steal my cattle and my way of living they will have to get past me first.  I'm not going to be chased away from my home."
"I'm just not sure how many times I can get you out of trouble John."
"Don't worry, I'm the best archer this place has ever seen.  I'm not going anywhere soon."

title: John MacAndrew and the Reivers

question: Describe John MacAndrew.

answer: John MacAndrew is a brave and skilled archer who is not afraid to stand up to raiders who come to steal his cattle. He is fiercely loyal to his home and will not be chased away from it. He is confident in his abilities as an archer and is not afraid to face danger head on.

text: "is not afraid to face danger head on." - is redundant because John is already described as brave. Should be deleted.

refinement: John MacAndrew is a brave and skilled archer who is not afraid to stand up to raiders who come to steal his cattle. He is fiercely loyal to his home and will not be chased away from it. He is confident in his abilities as an archer.

text: Failed to mention that John looks young and is short in stature, more like a boy.

refinement: John MacAndrew is a brave and skilled archer who is not afraid to stand up to raiders who come to steal his cattle. He is fiercely loyal to his home and will not be chased away from it. He is confident in his abilities as an archer, short in stature, and looks young enough to be mistaken for a boy.

text: No response.

refinement: John MacAndrew is an archer of supreme skill who made a name for himself killing reivers with his bow. He is short in stature and looks young enough to be mistaken for a boy. He is confident that his skills as an archer will keep reivers off his property.

answer: A young man skilled with a bow who has made a name for himself killing reivers.

text: Add that John is short in stature.

refinement: A short, young man skilled with a bow who has made a name for himself killing reivers.

answer: He is a skilled archer who has made a name for himself killing reivers. He is married to Claire MacAndrew.

text: "He is married to Claire MacAndrew." - this part is irrelevant and can be deleted.

refinement: He is a skilled archer who has made a name for himself killing reivers.

text: Add that John is a young man and short in stature.

refinement: He is a short, young man and a skilled archer who has made a name for himself killing reivers.

question: Who/what are the reivers?

answer: The reivers are raiders along the Scottish/English border consisting of both nationalities.

answer: Raiders along the Scottish/English border.

text: "Raiders along the Scottish/English border." - Add that reivers consist of both nationalities.

refinement: Raiders along the Scottish/English border consisting of both nationalities.

answer: Raiders along the Scottish/English border.

text: "Raiders along the Scottish/English border." - consisting of both nationalities.

refinement: Raiders along the Scottish/English border.

answer: The reivers are raiders along the Scottish/English border, consisting of both nationalities. They are typically looking to steal cattle or other goods, and often resort to violence to achieve their goals.

text: "They are typically looking to steal cattle or other goods, and often resort to violence to achieve their goals." - is superfluous information and should be deleted.

refinement: The reivers are raiders along the Scottish/English border, consisting of both nationalities.

question: Describe the story's setting.

answer: The story takes place in the Scottish/English border.

text: "The story takes place in the Scottish/English border." - this is an answer best suited for questions about location and doesn't really "describe" the setting. Rewrite the answer to describe the actual setting.

refinement: The story takes place on a cold evening in the Scottish/English border, on a path near the woods that leads to a small farm with a simple house and a centuries-old oak tree.

answer: The story takes place in the Scottish/English border.

text: "The story takes place in the Scottish/English border." - this is an answer best suited for questions about location and doesn't really "describe" the setting. Rewrite the answer to describe the actual setting.

refinement: The story takes place on a cold evening in the Scottish/English border, on a path near the woods that leads to a small farm with a simple house and a centuries-old oak tree.

answer: The story takes place in a small farm house on the Scottish/English border. The farm is not luxurious, but it is home to John and his wife Claire. The setting is cold and rural, with the occasional encounter with border raiders. The story's action mostly takes place inside the farm house, with John using his skill as an archer to defend his home and family.

text: "farm house" - change to "farmhouse"

refinement: The story takes place in a small farmhouse on the Scottish/English border. The farm is not luxurious, but it is home to John and his wife Claire. The setting is cold and rural, with the occasional encounter with border raiders. The story's action mostly takes place inside the farmhouse, with John using his skill as an archer to defend his home and family.

text: "The setting is cold and rural, with the occasional encounter with border raiders." - Claire asked John to get firewood from the woods, which implies the setting is cold. They are on a farm, which is as rural as it gets, and the "occasional encounter with border raiders" are mentioned when the reivers visit John and Claire's home.

answer: Historical farmland.

text: "Historical farmland." - doesn't fully describe the story's setting. rewrite this section.

refinement: The story takes place on a cold evening in the Scottish/English border, on a path near the woods that leads to a small farm with a simple house and a centuries-old oak tree.

question: Who is Claire MacAndrew?

answer: John's wife, who often has to get him out of trouble.

text: "who often has to get him out of trouble." - is irrelevant to the question and can be deleted.

answer: Claire MacAndrew is John MacAndrew's wife.

answer: John's wife.

answer: Claire MacAndrew is John MacAndrew's wife, who helps him escape from trouble with border raiders. She is also the one who feeds the raiders when they come to the farm, and she worries that John will not be able to keep escaping from trouble.

text: "who helps him escape from trouble with border raiders. She is also the one who feeds the raiders when they come to the farm, and she worries that John will not be able to keep escaping from trouble." - is irrelevant to the question and should be deleted due to the length of superfluous information.

refinement: Claire MacAndrew is John MacAndrew's wife.

question: Why is there conflict between John and the reivers?

answer: John is constantly in conflict with the reivers because they are constantly trying to steal his cattle. John is an expert archer and is always ready to defend his home from the reivers.

text: "John is constantly in conflict with the reivers because they are constantly trying to steal his cattle." - Does not directly answer the question. Yes, it is safe to assume that reivers often raid John's cattle, but the real reason for the conflict is that John joined up with the Ross Clan to go after reivers. John made a name for himself for killing many reivers, including the Chief river. Needs a rewrite.

refinement: John is in conflict with the reivers because he had earlier joined forces with the Ross clan who were pursuing a group of reivers who had stolen their cattle. John was one archer of supreme skill and made a name for himself killing reivers with his bow. At the end of the pursuit, John pulled out his bow and struck the Chief reiver in the eye. The reivers want revenge.

answer: John is an archer of supreme skill and has made a name for himself killing reivers with his bow.

text: "John is an archer of supreme skill and has made a name for himself killing reivers with his bow." - missing the part about John joining forces with the Ross Clan and killing the river Chief.

refinement: The conflict started when John joined forces with the Ross Clan to pursue a group of reivers who stole the clan's cattle. John is an archer of supreme skill and has made a name for himself killing reivers with his bow, even managing to kill the reiver Chief at the end of the pursuit. The reivers want revenge.

answer: The reivers steal cattle from the area, including John's farm, and John has killed plenty of them while protecting his land and his neighbors.

text: "The reivers steal cattle from the area, including John's farm, and John has killed plenty of them while protecting his land and his neighbors." - missing the part about John joining forces with the Ross Clan and killing the river Chief. Rewrite the response.

refinement: When the reivers steal cattle from the area, John joins up with the Ross Clan to pursue the reivers who stole their cattle. John is skilled with a bow and has killed plenty of reivers, including their Chief while protecting his land and his neighbors. The reivers want revenge.

answer: John MacAndrew is a skilled archer and has killed many reivers. The reivers want to kill John because he is a threat to their way of life.

text: "The reivers want to kill John because he is a threat to their way of life." - this is speculative and should be deleted.

refinement: John MacAndrew is a skilled archer and has killed many reivers.

text: "John MacAndrew is a skilled archer and has killed many reivers." - missing the part about John joining forces with the Ross Clan and killing the river Chief. Rewrite the response.

refinement: John MacAndrew is a skilled archer and has killed many reivers when he joined forces with the Ross Clan to pursue the reivers who stole their cattle. John killed the river Chief along with many of their number, and the reivers want revenge.

question: Write a ~4 sentence summary.

answer: John MacAndrew is a skilled archer who has been fighting off border raiders for years. When three raiders come to his farm looking for him, he kills them all with his bow and arrows. He is not going to be chased away from his home, and plans to continue fighting off any raiders who come for his cattle.

text: "from his home," - remove the comma.

refinement: John MacAndrew is a skilled archer who has been fighting off border raiders for years. When three raiders come to his farm looking for him, he kills them all with his bow and arrows. He is not going to be chased away from his home and plans to continue fighting off any raiders who come for his cattle.

text: Did not meet the 4-sentence summary requirement. Add one more sentence.

refinement: John MacAndrew is a skilled archer who has been fighting off border raiders for years. He lives on a small farm with his wife, Claire, who often helps him get out of trouble. When three raiders come to his farm looking for him, he kills them all with his bow and arrows. He is not going to be chased away from his home and plans to continue fighting off any raiders who come for his cattle.

answer: John MacAndrew is a skilled archer who has been hired by the Ross clan to kill reivers. He is married to Claire, who is also skilled at fighting reivers. Claire is worried about John's safety, but he is determined to stay in his home. He kills three reivers who come to his house.

text: "who is also skilled at fighting reivers." - it was not implied if Claire was adept with any weapon and she did not fight the reivers who went to their home. Revise this part.

refinement: John MacAndrew is a skilled archer who has been hired by the Ross clan to kill reivers. He is married to Claire, a smart woman who often helps John get out of trouble. Claire is worried about John's safety, but he is determined to stay in his home. He kills three reivers who come to his house.

answer: John MacAndrew has a reputation for killing the cattle raiders known as reivers along the Scottish/English border, defending his  farm and his neighbors. He runs into three reivers looking for him and, pretending to be a servant, leads them to his home, where his wife Claire distracts the men with food. John sets a trap that allows him to kill the three reivers one at a time. Claire asks if they should move north for safety, but John says this is his home, and he's the best archer this place has ever seen.

text: "defending his  farm" - remove the space

refinement: John MacAndrew has a reputation for killing the cattle raiders known as reivers along the Scottish/English border, defending his farm and his neighbors. He runs into three reivers looking for him and, pretending to be a servant, leads them to his home, where his wife Claire distracts the men with food. John sets a trap that allows him to kill the three reivers one at a time. Claire asks if they should move north for safety, but John says this is his home, and he's the best archer this place has ever seen.

answer: John MacAndrew is a skilled archer who has been fighting off raiders for years. He is married to Claire MacAndrew, who is always helping him escape from the raiders. One day, three raiders come to their house and Claire offers them food and water. John is hiding in the barn and when the raiders leave, he shoots them with his bow.

text: "John is hiding in the barn" - is inaccurate. John was hiding up the old oak tree.

refinement: John MacAndrew is a skilled archer who has been fighting off raiders for years. He is married to Claire MacAndrew, who is always helping him escape from the raiders. One day, three raiders come to their house and Claire offers them food and water. John is hiding in the oak tree and when the raiders leave, he shoots them with his bow.


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EDWARD DOCKRILL (1838 – 19 November 1927) was a New Zealand politician who served as the 8th Mayor of New Plymouth. He was known as a powerful advocate of public works, supported the protection of “indigenous land rights” and was a critic of pastoralism. He was also known to be an abolitionist.

Dockrill was born in the Bay of Islands district of New Plymouth, and was the first mayor of the port.

By the mid-1800s he had worked as a state-appointed surveyor, and by 1899 had formed a natural resource consulting firm, Jemmingit. He also began a company selling timber. In 1903 he was appointed New Plymouth's 16th Mayor.

Biography

Early life

Dockrill was born in County Wexford, Ireland in 1838. He left Ireland and moved to New Zealand in 1866 aboard the ship _Ballarat_, landing in Auckland.[1] He then spent fourteen years gold mining on the West Coast and later in Thames. In 1880 he moved to New Plymouth and set up business there as a shoemaker.[2] He later married Elizabeth Bosworth on 26 December 1882.[3]

Political career

In August 1885, Dockrill was elected to the New Plymouth council and served until he was elected as Mayor of New Plymouth in December 1897. He served until May 1903 and was re-elected for a second spell as Mayor between 1906 and 1908. He also served on the Hospital and Charitable Aid Board, the local school committee, and a member of the Board of Governors of New Plymouth High School.[4]

Dockrill stood for Parliament in the 1887 election for the Taranaki electorate, coming third.[5] He later stood in the 1907 Taranaki by-election as the officially endorsed candidate of the Liberal Party, coming a close second.[6][7]

Death

Dockrill died in New Plymouth on 19 November 1927.[8]

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title: Edward Dockrill

question: What nationality did Edward Dockrill hold?

answer: He was from Ireland but lived in New Zealand.

answer: Irish

text: Doesn't mention that he almost served on New Zealand's parliament so must have had New Zealand citizenship.

refinement: Irish but he was also a citizen of New Zealand.

answer: According to the passage, Edward Dockrill was originally from Ireland.

text: Doesn't mention that he almost served on New Zealand's parliament so must have had New Zealand citizenship.

refinement: According to the passage, Edward Dockrill was originally from Ireland, but almost served on New Zealand's parliament so must have been a citizen there as well.

answer: Irish

text: Doesn't mention that he almost served on New Zealand's parliament so must have had New Zealand citizenship.

refinement: Irish, but almost served on New Zealand's parliament so must have had citizenship there as well.

question: What office did Edward Dockrill hold?

answer: Edward Dockrill was the 8th Mayor of New Plymouth.

text: Doesn't mention serving on New Plymouth Council.

refinement: Edward Dockrill served on the New Plymouth council until he was elected the 8th Mayor of New Plymouth.

text: Doesn't mention other board and committee appointments.

refinement: Edward Dockrill served on the New Plymouth council until he was elected the 8th Mayor of New Plymouth. He also served on the Hospital and Charitable Aid Board, the school committee, and a member of the Board of Governors of New Plymouth High School.

answer: He was the 8th Mayor of New Plymouth.

text: Doesn't mention serving on New Plymouth Council.

refinement: He served on the New Plymouth council until he was elected the 8th Mayor of New Plymouth.

text: Doesn't mention other board and committee appointments.

refinement: He served on the New Plymouth council until he was elected the 8th Mayor of New Plymouth. He also served on the Hospital and Charitable Aid Board, the school committee, and a member of the Board of Governors of New Plymouth High School.

answer: Mayor of New Plymouth

text: Doesn't mention serving on New Plymouth Council.

refinement: Edward Dockrill served on the New Plymouth council until he was elected the 8th Mayor of New Plymouth.

text: Doesn't mention other board and committee appointments.

refinement: Edward Dockrill served on the New Plymouth council until he was elected the 8th Mayor of New Plymouth. He also served on the Hospital and Charitable Aid Board, the school committee, and a member of the Board of Governors of New Plymouth High School.

answer: He was the 8th Mayor of New Plymouth.

text: Doesn't mention serving on New Plymouth Council.

refinement: Edward Dockrill served on the New Plymouth council until he was elected the 8th Mayor of New Plymouth.

text: Doesn't mention other board and committee appointments.

refinement: Edward Dockrill served on the New Plymouth council until he was elected the 8th Mayor of New Plymouth. He also served on the Hospital and Charitable Aid Board, the school committee, and a member of the Board of Governors of New Plymouth High School.

question: Where was Edward Dockrill born?

answer: County Wexford, Ireland

answer: Ireland

text: Can be more specific.

answer: According to the passage, Edward Dockrill was born in the Bay of Islands district of New Plymouth, New Zealand.

text: Wrong, born in Ireland.

answer: County Wexford, Ireland.

question: When did Edward Dockrill die?

answer: Edward Dockrill died on 19 November 1927.

answer: 1927

text: Can be more specific

answer: 19 November 1927

answer: 19 November 1927.

question: Write a ~1 sentence summary.

answer: Edward Dockrill was a New Zealand politician who served as the 8th Mayor of New Plymouth. He was known as a powerful advocate of public works, and died in 1927.

answer: This article is about Edward Dockrill, a 19th and 20th century politician in New Zealand who originally came from Ireland.

text: Doesn't mention mayorship.

refinement: This article is about Edward Dockrill, a 19th and 20th century politician who served as Mayor of New Plymouth in New Zealand who originally came from Ireland.

text: Doesn't mention what he was known for.

refinement: This article is about Edward Dockrill, a 19th and 20th century politician who served as Mayor of New Plymouth in New Zealand who originally came from Ireland. He was known as a powerful advocate of public works, supported the protection of “indigenous land rights” and was a critic of pastoralism. He was also known to be an abolitionist.

answer: This article is about Edward Dockrill, a New Zealand politician who served as the 8th Mayor of New Plymouth.

text: Doesn't mention what he was known for.

refinement: This article is about Edward Dockrill, a New Zealand politician who served as the 8th Mayor of New Plymouth. He was known as a powerful advocate of public works, supported the protection of “indigenous land rights” and was a critic of pastoralism. He was also known to be an abolitionist.

answer: Edward Dockrill was a New Zealand politician who served as the 8th Mayor of New Plymouth. He was known as a powerful advocate of public works, supported the protection of “indigenous land rights” and was a critic of pastoralism. He was also known to be an abolitionist.


text:
STEVEN MOREWOOD FRHistS is Senior Lecturer of International History in the School of Historical Studies at the University of Birmingham. He has been elected a FRHistS.

After a degree, his first teaching post was as lecturer of Social and Economic History at the University of Leicester. From there a PhD followed at University of Bristol in 1985 under the external examiner Esmonde Robertson, a founder of the subject area at the London School of Economics. He published his first book, Pioneers and Inheritors in 1990, which was quickly followed by a co-written history of Eastern Europe. He followed by a contribution to the edited collection of essays in 1995 _The Chiefs of Staff and men on the spot_.

Previously a lecturer at the University of Leicester and the University of Manchester, he has supervised both PhD and postgraduate MPhil courses on Modern Eastern Mediterranean History. He is currently in 2016, the external examiner for students of history at the University of Hull, and a contributor of _History Today_ magazine.[1]

[1] Richardson & Stone, Decisions and Diplomacy, (1995), p.viii

title: Steven Morewood

question: Does Birmingham in this article refer to a city in the UK or U.S.?

answer: A city in the UK.

text: It is implied that the articles refers to the city in the UK as other references mention UK cities like Bristol, Leicester, Bristol and London.

answer: The article refers to the city in the UK.

text: It is implied that the articles refers to the city in the UK as other references mention UK cities like Bristol, Leicester, Bristol and London.

answer: The article does not specify.

text: It is implied that the article refers to the city in the UK as other references mention UK cities like Bristol, Leicester, Bristol and London.

refinement: It is implied that the article refers Birmingham to a city in the UK, but the article does not specify.

answer: The article does not specify which Birmingham is being referred to.

text: It is implied that the article refers to the city in the UK as other references mention UK cities like Bristol, Leicester, Bristol and London.

refinement: It is implied that the article refers Birmingham to a city in the UK, but the article does not specify which Birmingham is being referred to.

question: What kind of postgraduate courses has Steven Morewood supervised?

answer: Steven Morewood has supervised PhD and postgraduate MPhil courses on Modern Eastern Mediterranean History.

text: "he has supervised both PhD and postgraduate MPhil courses on Modern Eastern Mediterranean History" is evidence of that Morewood has supervised PhD and postgraduate MPhil courses on Modern Eastern Mediterranean History

answer: He has supervised both PhD and postgraduate MPhil courses on Modern Eastern Mediterranean History.

text: "he has supervised both PhD and postgraduate MPhil courses on Modern Eastern Mediterranean History" is evidence of that Morewood has supervised PhD and postgraduate MPhil courses on Modern Eastern Mediterranean History

answer: Courses on Modern Eastern Mediterranean History.

text: It misses to mention that the courses are PhD and postgraduate MPhil

refinement: PhD and postgraduate MPhil Courses on Modern Eastern Mediterranean History.

text: "he has supervised both PhD and postgraduate MPhil courses on Modern Eastern Mediterranean History" is evidence of that Morewood has supervised courses on Modern Eastern Mediterranean History

answer: Steven Morewood has supervised PhD and postgraduate MPhil courses on Modern Eastern Mediterranean History.

text: "he has supervised both PhD and postgraduate MPhil courses on Modern Eastern Mediterranean History" is evidence of that Morewood has supervised PhD and postgraduate MPhil courses on Modern Eastern Mediterranean History

question: How many magazines does Steven Morewood contribute to?

answer: Steven Morewood contributes to one magazine.

text: "and a contributor of _History Today_ magazine" is evidence Morewood contributes to one magazine, according to the article

answer: He contributes to one magazine.

text: "and a contributor of _History Today_ magazine" is evidence Morewood contributes to one magazine, according to the article

answer: At least one that is mentioned in this text, called History Today.

text: "and a contributor of _History Today_ magazine" is evidence Morewood contributes to at least one magazine, according to the article

answer: According to the passage, Steven Morewood contributes to "History Today" magazine.

text: "and a contributor of _History Today_ magazine" is evidence Morewood contributes to History Today magazine, according to the article

question: What 20th century decade is mentioned most in this text?

answer: The 1990s.

text: 1990 and 1995 is mentioned of the 1990's. the 1980's (1985) is only mentioned once.

answer: The text mentions the 1990s.

text: 1990 and 1995 is mentioned of the 1990's. the 1980's (1985) is only mentioned once.

answer: The 1990s.

text: 1990 and 1995 is mentioned of the 1990's. the 1980's (1985) is only mentioned once.

answer: The text mentions the 20th century, specifically the decades of the 1940s and 1980s.

text: There is no evidence to suggest the 1940's is mentioned.

refinement: The text mentions the 20th century, specifically the decades of the 1980s.

text: The answer fails to mention that the 1990's is mentioned the most of the 20th century.

refinement: The text mentions the 20th century, specifically the decades of the 1990s.

question: Write a ~2 sentence summary.

answer: Steven Morewood is a historian who has been elected a Fellow of the Royal Historical Society. He has written a number of books on Eastern European history, and is currently a lecturer at the University of Birmingham.

answer: Steven Morewood is a senior lecturer of international history at the University of Birmingham. He has published several books on Eastern European history, and is currently an external examiner for students of history at the University of Hull.

answer: Steven Morewood is a Senior Lecturer of International History at the University of Birmingham. He has been elected a FRHistS.

answer: This text offers a brief biography of Steven Morewood, Senior Lecturer of International History in the School of Historical Studies at the University of Birmingham in the UK. The text covers where Morewood was educated, as well as some of his roles in academia up to the year 2016.