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HOLY TRINITY CHURCH (formerly ST MICHAEL'S CHURCH), is in the village of Bolton-le-Sands, Lancashire, England. It is an active Anglican parish church in the deanery of Tunstall, the archdeaconry of Lancaster, and the diocese of Blackburn. Its benefice is united with that of St Mark, Nether Kellett.[1] The church is recorded in the National Heritage List for England as a designated Grade II* listed building.[2]

History

A church has been on the site since before 1094.[3] The oldest parts of the present church are the tower and the north arcade, which date from the late 15th century. The nave was built in 1813.[4] In 1847 the Lancaster architectural practice of Sharpe and Paley rebuilt the chancel,[5][6] and in 1851 added a pulpit and a reading desk.[7] The church was restored in 1863–64 by E. G. Paley (by this time Sharpe had retired from the practice).[8] In 1881 the practice, now Paley and Austin, carried out further alterations, which included widening the north aisle, adding a vestry, a porch, a pulpit, and a font, lowering the floor, removing the gallery, opening the tower arch, replacing windows, reseating the church to accommodate 450 people, and retiling and refitting the chancel.[9]

Architecture

Exterior

The church is constructed in rubble with slate roofs. The tower is in ashlar sandstone, and the south wall of the nave is pebbledashed. Its plan consists of a nave, a north aisle, a south porch, a chancel and a west tower. The tower is in three stages. In the bottom stage is a west door and a three-light window.[10] This window is flanked by niches with pinnacles.[11] The bell openings also have three lights. The tower is supported by diagonal buttresses, and on its summit is a battlemented parapet.[12] At its southwest is a projection for stairs.[13] The windows in the south nave wall contain Perpendicular tracery.[14] The chancel is in Early English style.[15]

Interior

The arcade is in five bays running between the nave and chancel, and the north aisle.[16] It is supported by octagonal piers, other than the second pier from the east, which is rectangular.[17] The nave has a hammerbeam roof, and the chancel roof is scissor-braced.[18] Between the chancel and the aisle is a sandstone memorial to the memory of a man who died in 1642 with the inscription “It is supposed that he lived above 100 yeares”.[19][20] Elsewhere there are 19th-century monuments in Classical style, and brasses dated 1692 and 1872. The reredos is in alabaster and dates from 1897. The stained glass in the west window dates from 1891. It depicts archangels, was designed by Carl Almquist, and made by Shrigley and Hunt.[21] The glass in the chancel windows was designed by William Wailes.[22] Also in the church are two pieces of carved Anglo-Saxon stone dating from the 10th century.[23]

External features

In the churchyard to the south of the church is a square sandstone cross base with two steps. Its age is not known. It is surmounted by a later square block and a 20th-century cross.[24] The churchyard also contains the war graves of two British and one Canadian soldier of World War I.[25]

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title: Holy Trinity Church, Bolton-le-Sands

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

Summarize what happened to the church during the 1800s.

answer: The Lancaster architectural practice, Sharpe and Paley, rebuilt the chancel, added a pulpit and reading desk, remodeled the north aisle, remodeled the church to accommodate 450 people, and added the vestry, a porch, and a font. They also removed the gallery, added a robe and a pulpit, removed the gallery, and replaced the windows. In 1881, the practice expanded the north aisle, added a vestry, a pulpit and a font, lowered the floor, renewed the chancel, and removed the gallery.

text: The following section repeats information previously mentioned in the answer: "added a robe and a pulpit, removed the gallery, and replaced the windows. In 1881, the practice expanded the north aisle, added a vestry, a pulpit and a font, lowered the floor, renewed the chancel, and removed the gallery."

refinement: The Lancaster architectural practice, Sharpe and Paley, rebuilt the chancel, added a pulpit and reading desk, remodeled the north aisle, remodeled the church to accommodate 450 people, and added the vestry, a porch, and a font. They also removed the gallery.

text: The answer omits all the changes made to the church in the 19th century. The answer should also include the dates where possible.

refinement: The nave was built in 1813. The Lancaster architectural practice, Sharpe and Paley, rebuilt the chancel in 1847, added a pulpit and reading desk in 1851, remodeled the north aisle, remodeled the church to accommodate 450 people, and added the vestry, a porch, another pulpit, and a font in 1881. They also removed the gallery, lowered the floor, opened the tower arch, replaced the windows, retiled and refitted the chancel. In between, the church was restored by E. G. Paley in 1863-64.

text: The answer doesn't attribute the changes to the correct people. It should break up the sentences and mention the correct people making the changes.

refinement: The nave was built in 1813. The Lancaster architectural practice, Sharpe and Paley, rebuilt the chancel in 1847, added a pulpit and reading desk in 1851. Paley and Austin remodeled the north aisle, remodeled the church to accommodate 450 people, and added the vestry, a porch, another pulpit, and a font in 1881. They also removed the gallery, lowered the floor, opened the tower arch, replaced the windows, retiled and refitted the chancel. In between, the church was restored by E. G. Paley in 1863-64.

text: Paley and Austin reseated the church, not remodeling the whole thing.

refinement: The nave was built in 1813. The Lancaster architectural practice, Sharpe and Paley, rebuilt the chancel in 1847, added a pulpit and reading desk in 1851. Paley and Austin remodeled the north aisle, reseated the church to accommodate 450 people, and added the vestry, a porch, another pulpit, and a font in 1881. They also removed the gallery, lowered the floor, opened the tower arch, replaced the windows, retiled and refitted the chancel. In between, the church was restored by E. G. Paley in 1863-64.

text: The answer would be easier to parse in chronological order.

refinement: The nave was built in 1813. The Lancaster architectural practice, Sharpe and Paley, rebuilt the chancel in 1847, added a pulpit and reading desk in 1851. E. G. Paley restored the church in 1863-64. Paley and Austin remodeled the north aisle, reseated the church to accommodate 450 people, and added the vestry, a porch, another pulpit, and a font in 1881. They also removed the gallery, lowered the floor, opened the tower arch, replaced the windows, retiled and refitted the chancel.

text: The answer omits the reredos and the stained glass.

refinement: The nave was built in 1813. The Lancaster architectural practice, Sharpe and Paley, rebuilt the chancel in 1847, added a pulpit and reading desk in 1851. E. G. Paley restored the church in 1863-64. Paley and Austin remodeled the north aisle, reseated the church to accommodate 450 people, and added the vestry, a porch, another pulpit, and a font in 1881. They also removed the gallery, lowered the floor, opened the tower arch, replaced the windows, retiled and refitted the chancel. The reredos in alabaster date from 1897 and the stained glass in the west window from 1891.

answer: In 1847, Sharpe and Paley rebuilt the chancel. In 1851, they added a pulpit and reading desk. In 1863-64, the chancel was restored. By 1881, the church was restored again.

text: The article mentions alterations done in 1881, not a restoration.

refinement: In 1847, Sharpe and Paley rebuilt the chancel. In 1851, they added a pulpit and reading desk. In 1863-64, the chancel was restored.

text: The answer doesn't include all the changes happening to the church in the 1800s.

refinement: The nave was built in 1813. In 1847, Sharpe and Paley rebuilt the chancel. In 1851, they added a pulpit and reading desk. In 1863-64, the chancel was restored. Paley and Austin, in 1881, widened the north side, added a vestry, porch, pulpit, and font. They also lowered the floor, removed the gallery, opened the tower arch, replaced the windows, refitted the chancel, and reseated the church to accommodate 450 people.

text: The answer omits the reredos and the stained glass.

refinement: The nave was built in 1813. In 1847, Sharpe and Paley rebuilt the chancel. In 1851, they added a pulpit and reading desk. In 1863-64, the chancel was restored. Paley and Austin, in 1881, widened the north side, added a vestry, porch, pulpit, and font. They also lowered the floor, removed the gallery, opened the tower arch, replaced the windows, refitted the chancel, and reseated the church to accommodate 450 people. The reredos in alabaster date from 1897 and the stained glass in the west window from 1891.

answer: Between 1847 and 1881, the church underwent renovations, including widening the north aisle, adding a vestry, a porch, a pulpit, and font, lowering the floor, removing the gallery, and retiling and refitting the chancel. The tower features three-light window flanked by niches, diagonal buttresses, and a battlemented parapet. The arcade is in five bays, and the nave features a hammerbeam roof. The churchyard includes the war graves of two British and one Canadian soldier of World War I.

text: The overall features of the church are irrelevant to the question.

refinement: Between 1847 and 1881, the church underwent renovations, including widening the north aisle, adding a vestry, a porch, a pulpit, and font, lowering the floor, removing the gallery, and retiling and refitting the chancel.

text: All the changes mentioned happened in 1881.

refinement: In 1881, the church underwent renovations, including widening the north aisle, adding a vestry, a porch, a pulpit, and font, lowering the floor, removing the gallery, and retiling and refitting the chancel.

text: The answer doesn't mention all the changes that happened to the church in the 1800s.

refinement: The nave was built in 1813. Sharpe and Paley rebuilt the chancel in 1847 and added a pulpit and reading desk in 1851. E. G. Paley restored the church in 1863-64. In 1881, the church underwent renovations, including widening the north aisle, adding a vestry, a porch, a pulpit, and font, lowering the floor, removing the gallery, and retiling and refitting the chancel. Additionally, the floor was lowered, windows replaced, and the church reseated to accommodate 450 people.

text: The answer should mention who made the alterations in 1881 for completeness.

refinement: The nave was built in 1813. Sharpe and Paley rebuilt the chancel in 1847 and added a pulpit and reading desk in 1851. E. G. Paley restored the church in 1863-64. In 1881, the church underwent renovations made by Paley and Austin, including widening the north aisle, adding a vestry, a porch, a pulpit, and font, lowering the floor, removing the gallery, and retiling and refitting the chancel. Additionally, the floor was lowered, windows replaced, and the church reseated to accommodate 450 people.

text: The answer omits the reredos and the stained glass.

refinement: The nave was built in 1813. Sharpe and Paley rebuilt the chancel in 1847 and added a pulpit and reading desk in 1851. E. G. Paley restored the church in 1863-64. In 1881, the church underwent renovations made by Paley and Austin, including widening the north aisle, adding a vestry, a porch, a pulpit, and font, lowering the floor, removing the gallery, and retiling and refitting the chancel. Additionally, the floor was lowered, windows replaced, and the church reseated to accommodate 450 people. The reredos in alabaster date from 1897 and the stained glass in the west window from 1891.

answer: The nave was built in 1813, the chancel was rebuilt in 1847, and a pulpit and reading desk were added in 1851. It was completely restored in 1863-64 by E. G. Paley. At some point during the 19th century, several monuments were added in Classical style, and there is a brass dated from 1872. In 1881, many alterations were made, including widening the north aisle, adding a vestry, porch, pulpit, and font, lowering the floor, removing the gallery, opening the tower arch, replacing windows, reseating to accommodate up to 450 people, and retiling and refitting the chancel. In addition, the church's stained glass west window was made in 1891, and the reredos dates from 1897.

text: The interior decorations aren't relevant to the question.

refinement: The nave was built in 1813, the chancel was rebuilt in 1847, and a pulpit and reading desk were added in 1851. It was completely restored in 1863-64 by E. G. Paley. In 1881, many alterations were made, including widening the north aisle, adding a vestry, porch, pulpit, and font, lowering the floor, removing the gallery, opening the tower arch, replacing windows, reseating to accommodate up to 450 people, and retiling and refitting the chancel. In addition, the church's stained glass west window was made in 1891, and the reredos dates from 1897.

answer: In the 1800s, there were several alterations made to the church exterior and interior. These included widening the north aisle, adding a vestry, a porch, a pulpit and a font, lowering the floor, removing the gallery, opening the tower arch, replacing windows and reseating the church. Additionally, a new reredos was created in 1897, and windows created in 1891 by Carl Almquist and William Wailes were added. During this time period, there were also two pieces of carved Anglo-Saxon stone found in the churchyard. Finally, there are also two war graves of British and Canadian soldiers of World War I in the churchyard.

text: The churchyard decorations are irrelevant.

refinement: In the 1800s, there were several alterations made to the church exterior and interior. These included widening the north aisle, adding a vestry, a porch, a pulpit and a font, lowering the floor, removing the gallery, opening the tower arch, replacing windows and reseating the church. Additionally, a new reredos was created in 1897, and windows created in 1891 by Carl Almquist and William Wailes were added.

text: The answer doesn't mention all the changes that happened in the 1800s.

refinement: In the 1800s, there were several alterations made to the church exterior and interior. These included widening the north aisle, adding a vestry, a porch, a pulpit and a font, lowering the floor, removing the gallery, opening the tower arch, replacing windows and reseating the church. The nave was built in 1813, and the church was restored in 1863-64. The chancel was rebuilt, and a pulpit and reading desk were added. Additionally, a new reredos was created in 1897, and windows created in 1891 by Carl Almquist and William Wailes were added.

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

What does the text say about the churchyard?

answer: The churchyard contains the war graves of two British and one Canadian soldier of World War I.

text: The answer omits the other features in the churchyard.

refinement: The churchyard contains the war graves of two British and one Canadian soldier of World War I. A square sandstone cross of unknown age surmounted by a later square block and a 20th-century cross are also present.

answer: The churchyard to the south of the church contains a square sandstone cross base with two steps that were built before the church. The cross is dated 20th century and is in the center, surrounded by two British and one Canadian soldier of World War I.

text: The answer misrepresents the unknown age of the sandstone cross, attributes the date of the other cross to it, and claims the graves surround the crosses, which is untrue.

refinement: The churchyard to the south of the church contains a square sandstone cross base with two steps of unknown age. It's surmounted by a square block made later and a 20th-century cross. There are war graves of two British and One Canadian soldier from the First World War.

answer: The churchyard contains war graves of two British and one Canadian soldier of World War I.

answer: The churchyard is to the south of the church and consists of a square sandstone cross base with two steps. Its age is unknown, and it is surmounted by a later square block and a 20th-century cross. It contains the war graves of two British and one Canadian soldier of World War I.

text: The last sentence reads as if the cross contains the graves, which is not true. The churchyard does.

refinement: The churchyard is to the south of the church and consists of a square sandstone cross base with two steps. Its age is unknown, and it is surmounted by a later square block and a 20th-century cross. The yard also contains the war graves of two British and one Canadian soldier of World War I.

answer: In the churchyard is a sandstone cross base with two steps whose age is unknown. It is surmounted by a square block with a cross on top. The churchyard also contains three war graves from the World War One. On the western wall of the church is a memorial to Richard Cowton, a member of the church, adopted in 1818.

text: The sentence about the Richard Cowton memorial is completely made up.

refinement: In the churchyard is a sandstone cross base with two steps whose age is unknown. It is surmounted by a square block with a cross on top. The churchyard also contains three war graves from the World War One.

text: "World War One" doesn't need "the" in front.

refinement: In the churchyard is a sandstone cross base with two steps whose age is unknown. It is surmounted by a square block with a cross on top. The churchyard also contains three war graves from World War One.

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

What does the text say about the church's use today?

answer: It is an active Anglican parish church in the deanery of Tunstall, the archdeaconry of Lancaster, and the diocese of Blackburn. It is also recorded in the National Heritage List for England as a designated Grade II* listed building.

text: The benefice information is missing.

refinement: It is an active Anglican parish church in the deanery of Tunstall, the archdeaconry of Lancaster, and the diocese of Blackburn. It is also recorded in the National Heritage List for England as a designated Grade II* listed building. Its benefice is united with St Mark, Nether Kellett.

answer: Holy Trinity Church, a church in the village of Bolton-le-Sands, is currently an active Anglican parish church in the deanery of Tunstall, the archdeaconry of Lancaster, and the diocese of Blackburn. It's benefice is united with that of St Mark in Nether Kelcoett.

answer: No answer

text: The question can be answered.

refinement: It is an active Anglican parish church in the deanery of Tunstall, the archdeaconry of Lancaster, and the diocese of Blackburn. It is also recorded in the National Heritage List for England as a designated Grade II* listed building. Its benefice is united with St Mark, Nether Kellett.

answer: The church is currently an active Anglican parish church. It was designated as Grade II* listed and has a tower in ashlar sandstone, a nave with a hammerbeam roof, and a chancel in Early English style. It also has memorials, stained glass, and pieces of carved Anglo-Saxon stone.

text: The features of the church are irrelevant.

refinement: The church is currently an active Anglican parish church. It was designated as Grade II* listed.

text: The heritage status of the church is expressed confusingly.

refinement: The church is currently an active Anglican parish church. It was designated as a Grade II* listed building in the National Heritage List for England.

text: The organizational details of the church are missing.

refinement: The church is currently an active Anglican parish church. It's in the deanery of Tunstall, the archdeaconry of Lancaster, and the diocese of Blackburn. Its benefice is united with that of St Mark, Nether Kellett. It was designated as a Grade II* listed building in the National Heritage List for England.

answer: The church is currently an active Anglican parish church.

text: The organizational details of the church are missing as well as the historic importance.

refinement: The church is currently an active Anglican parish church. It's in the deanery of Tunstall, the archdeaconry of Lancaster, and the diocese of Blackburn. Its benefice is united with that of St Mark, Nether Kellett. It was designated as a Grade II* listed building in the National Heritage List for England.


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WHEN GLOBAL GRAPEVINE’S AILSA AND ALEX TOURED PHILLIP ISLAND, THE PENGUIN PARADE WAS HIGH ON THE LIST OF TO-DOS. NOT SO FLY ISABELLA’S LIZ STARK, WHO DECIDED TO SHUN THE (ADMITTEDLY TOURISTY) APPEAL OF A GAZILLION LITTLE PENGUINS IN FAVOUR OF SEARCHING OUT PHILLIP ISLAND’S BEST WALKS.

I’ve been travelling in Australia for 6 weeks now – not working for 7 – and weekdays are blissfully merging into weekends. Jack is working 5 days a week, starting early and done by mid-afternoon, so similarly the chopping and changing of shifts is creating a whirl of a week for both of us.

This week found Monday and Tuesday completely free so we spontaneously rented a car (day rates and petrol are cheap here), swung by Kmart for a bargain tent and sleeping bags, stocked up some BBQ goodies from Coles, and travelled south to Phillip Island – famously home to lots of little penguins. More on them later…. This is a great trip: check out below for things to see and do, as well as some of Phillip Island’s best walks.

3 THINGS YOU REALLY CANNOT MISS:

BERRYS BEACH | this has to be one of my favourite spots I’ve visited in Australia. And it’s my sister’s nickname, so extra special! The deep bay sweeps round to red cliff faces to the East (one of the Phillip Island best walks is along this cliff top path to PYRAMID ROCK), the water is crystal clear, the rock pools sparkle under the sun, the sand is soft and clean. It’s a surf beach so I’m not sure how safe it would be to swim, but it’s a really quiet and absolutely beautiful spot.

Berrys Beach

WOOLAMAI BEACH | another fab spot, although we caught it in the morning before the clouds had blown away. I felt like I was at home in Cornwall: pounding surf, sand dunes, empty beaches, and questionable weather! There weren’t many surfers, and supposedly this is a spot for only the pros.

COWES BEACH | this is a little gem of a North facing bay side beach (versus Berrys and Woolamai above, which face the ocean). We pitched our tent 5 metres back from the white squeaky sand and crystal water – on this stretch it feels positively Caribbean (definitely not Cornwall!).

Also check out: Cowes is the main town on Phillip Island. It’s pretty tiny but has got the usual selection of fish and chips and fast food shops.

3 THINGS WORTH A SNOOP:

THE NOBBIES | is an ECOTOURISM CENTRE located in the south-west corner of Phillip Island, past the Penguin Parade (walking between the two takes about an hour). 1.5km offshore is Seal Rocks, home to the country’s largest Australian Fur Seal colony – unfortunately you can’t see them from this distance with the naked eye. There’s a boardwalk that promises killer views and takes you past individual penguin homes. The crazy little fellas nest in burrows remarkably far up the cliff sides, and we saw several still snuggled inside.

Also check out: There are 3 marked koala reserves on the island. We chose to try a short green loop of a Phillip Island walk to the OSWIN ROBERTS RESERVE, but alas, no koalas. We did see loads of wallabies though.

Berrys Beach Rock Pool

Trees without koalas

CHURCHILL ISLAND | yet another worthwhile stop, this island (connected by road) is home to Victoria’s oldest working farm that has been in operation since the 1850s when the British settled here. You can pay to go and see this, but instead we did the easy North Loop Trail from where you can see Rhyll on Phillip Island, the Mornington Peninsula in the distance, and French Island. There’s tonnes of birds for birdy folk. Still no elusive koalas though.

INVERLOCH | we figured as we had the car we may as well explore on the way back. Inverloch is a pretty spot with very little going on (in a good way), unless you have a fishing rod on you: fishing off the pier seemed to be the most popular pastime.

Also check out: we tried a couple of stops at Koonwarra (teeny tiny with a popular FOOD STORE), Korumburra (free OLD MINE CENTRE, closed when we were there) and Loch (brewery and distillery, also closed Tuesdays!) along the South Gippsland Highway.

Inverloch

3 THINGS TO STEER CLEAR OF:

SCRIMPING ON THE GEAR | all the gear, no idea. Actually make that: none of the gear, still no idea. That was us. The absolute amateurs on the campsite, dwarfed by all the mega camper vans towering over our tent made for hobbits. We invested a whopping $15 AUD on a 2 man tent from Kmart…. I’m not sure how many adventures this paper-thin home will last us, but at least we can be confident we’re saving money versus an Airbnb.

BIG4 CARAVAN SITE | doing our impromptu research for camping on Philip Island only two main contenders regularly appear. This one is marginally cheaper per night ($31 versus $40) and has good reviews, but didn’t appear to be in a great location at Newhaven – right by the bridge from mainland Victoria – versus our beach side option at COWES CARAVAN PARK. (OK – small technicality, we had to walk through a hedge. But some of the spots do look straight out to sea).

PENGUIN PARADE | I can’t comment on the PARADE itself: we didn’t go. As per many natural points of interest in Australia, there is a tendency to be charged for visiting privileges and we felt unanimously frustrated that the home of these little guys had been turned in to a quasi-theme park. The amphitheatre seats up to 3,800. Ridiculous. I just can’t imagine that’s a ‘next to nature’ experience, or that you get up close without a bunch of selfie sticks obscuring the view.

1 THING I WISH I’D DONE:

THE PINNACLES | I fell victim to my own lack of research with this one: we were so close when we stopped at Woolamai surf beach, but too lazy to WALK TO CAPE WOOLAMAI. I didn’t realise this was home to the much photographed Pinnacles, accessible on a 4km round trip and supposedly one of Phillip Island’s best walks.

AND KNOW THIS: There are 17 species of penguins, all found in the southern hemisphere. Phillip Island is home to an estimated 32,000 little penguins whilst the total little penguin population is around one million. Naw.

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

According to Liz, what are the places or activities to avoid while travelling through Australia?

answer: Avoid big 4 caravan sites, crowds of people gathered at the penguin parade, and skimpy gear for camping.

text: The content of this response is great, but the response needs to be written in a proper sentence.

refinement: According to Liz, avoid big 4 caravan sites, crowds of people gathered at the penguin parade, and skimpy gear for camping when travelling through Australia.

answer: According to the passage, Liz had a few days free and decided to see some sites in Australia alongside Jack. After a few days of travel, she recommends her readers to avoid doing a few things while travelling on her route. Firstly, she says to prepare thoroughly by buying appropriate gear. She also does not recommend people visit the Penguin Parade as it was too expensive and does not provide a close and personal touch.

text: This response is missing one of the components that Liz mentioned, the Big4 Caravan Site. Including this in the response will make it more accurate.

refinement: According to the passage, Liz had a few days free and decided to see some sites in Australia alongside Jack. After a few days of travel, she recommends her readers to avoid doing a few things while travelling on her route. Firstly, she says to prepare thoroughly by buying appropriate gear. She also does not recommend people visit the Penguin Parade as it was too expensive and does not provide a close and personal touch. Liz also recommends not going to the Big4 Caravan Sites.

answer: Steering clear of the odd tents at the camp sites (unless you have a 4 man tent!), Scrimping on the gear with brand new bargain tents that actually break within the week, the Big 4 Caravan Site, the Penguin Parade (everything related to visiting places in Australia)

text: This response has some grammar issues that need to be cleaned up.

refinement: Liz suggests to steer clear of the odd tents at the camp sites (unless you have a 4 man tent!), to not scrimp on the gear with brand new bargain tents that actually break within the week, and avoiding the Big 4 Caravan Site and the Penguin Parade.

answer: The Penguin Parade and anything related to it; budget camping gear; Big4 caravan sites.

text: The content of this response is correct, but there needs to be some grammar issues that have to be fixed (i.e. the response needs to be written in a proper sentence).

refinement: According to Liz, it is important to avoid the Penguin Parade and anything related to it, budget camping gear and the Big4 caravan sites.

answer: Big 4 Caravan Site, Penguin Parade, the Pinnacles they just missed, and trying to experience all those best bits when you have a day to party and camp out somewhere.

text: The Pinnacles are not one of the things that should be included in this response.

refinement: According to Liz, the places and activities to avoid in Australia are the Big 4 Caravan Site, Penguin Parade, and scrimping on gear.

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

According to the passage, what advice did Liz offer to those travelling through Australia?

answer: Liz and Jack have been travelling for 6 weeks within Australia. After visiting many sites and places, Liz tells her readers what to look out for and things they might enjoy if travelling to Australia. For example, she says Berry Beach, Woolamai Beach, and Cowes Beach are places that offers good spots and many things for tourists to love. She especially advice visiting an ecotourism center called The Nobbies for its "killer views".

answer: The advice is to steer clear of the Isle of Pingu, Scrimping on the gear, Big4 Caravan Site, and Penguin Parade. She also recommends Berrys Beach, Woolamai Beach, Cowes Beach, Churchil Island, Inverloch, Pinnacles, and Snibblies.

text: The Isle of Pingu is not noted in this story and should be omitted from the response.

refinement: The advice is to steer clear of scrimping on the gear,the Big4 Caravan Site, and Penguin Parade. She also recommends Berrys Beach, Woolamai Beach, Cowes Beach, Churchil Island, Inverloch, Pinnacles, and Snibblies.

answer: She recommends doing research before going on a trip and finding the best route. She warned of the scams in Australia and provided a bucket list of places to go that won't cost a lot. Lastly, she advised packing correctly to avoid mosquitoes and ticks.

text: This is not the advice that Liz offers to those travelling through Australia. This response needs to be edited completely.

refinement: Liz and Jack have been travelling for 6 weeks within Australia. After visiting many sites and places, Liz tells her readers what to look out for and things they might enjoy if travelling to Australia. For example, she says Berry Beach, Woolamai Beach, and Cowes Beach are places that offers good spots and many things for tourists to love. She especially advice visiting an ecotourism center called The Nobbies for its "killer views".

answer: Liz advised travellers to invest in good camping gear and explore natural points of interest rather than touristy attractions. She also discouraged visiting places that have been turned into tourist traps, such as the penguin parade.

answer: Liz recommends that travellers rent a car, keep their gear simple, and explore Phillip Island's beach side or inland parks. She also advises against going to the Penguin Parade, as it is too touristy, and advises avoiding over-priced campsites. Moreover, she suggests walking around Cape Woolamai in order to see the Pinnacles. Finally, Liz suggests steering clear of over-priced theme parks, like the Penguin Parade.

text: This response needs some work as the Penguin Parade is referred to twice. Additionally, the way this response is written is quite confusing as well. Much of this response should be fully edited.

refinement: Liz and Jack have been travelling for 6 weeks within Australia. After visiting many sites and places, Liz tells her readers what to look out for and things they might enjoy if travelling to Australia. For example, she says Berry Beach, Woolamai Beach, and Cowes Beach are places that offers good spots and many things for tourists to love. She especially advice visiting an ecotourism center called The Nobbies for its "killer views".


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Another short story that I just wrote. It is still a **rough draft** ,still also in Notepad please help me get things looking better please. I might want to put these together someday for her. If she ever wanted them. High hopes I know... This sucks guys and gals. I am just writing off my heart and mind so it wont be perfect. I think I might put a sub reddit up for them if people enjoy them enough. Or maybe just for myself.

Here you go:

"The Loneliness of an Open Room"

I sit still and listen sometimes to everything around me. Thoughts shut out, cold feelings all

around me. The room used to be warm, loving, welcoming. Not anymore, things just sit and feel cold.

The love has gone, the anger radiates. It knows the pain I feel and just lives off it. I wish

things could be different, but they can not be. It hurts.

Some mornings I used to make breakfast for two, hash browns, two eggs each, two pieces of toast

each and a nice glass of craneberry juice with half water. She did not like it strong. So I would

get everything ready for us to relax together on the couch producing warmth from the love we

shared. But now I sit in the dark. Just trying to get the room to speak, but it does not speak to

me knowing I am at fault and punishing me for the things I have done. I would just watch her

watching the tv. She would look at me and ask, what? But I never had a response because I would get

lost just looking into the eyes of the love I lost. I still do not know what I was thinking while I

looked into her eyes, our future? Where we might live someday? Maybe it was if our future child

together might look as beatuiful as her? I do not know now. Now I look and I see nothing but dark.

It hurts.

Evenings would come and she would come home from work and I would be like a dog, sitting and

waiting for her arrival. Sometimes we would make dinner together before I had to go to work sharing

the kitchen, me getting in the way because I wanted to try and help. Being told to go get a show

ready to watch. I knew she loved me. I knew I had everything. I would have something on that we

both would like to watch ready as she brought something she put together in for us to eat. I just

wanted her to sit and relax so I would offer to get drinks, napkins, seconds. But she would just

want me to sit with her as well. So I did. I was happy, we were happy. But why am I the way I am...

I still do not know and I need to find out so I can try and get things back. It hurts.

Now I get home from work and I just go to sleep so I do not have to think about breakfast without

her in the open room that use to be filled. Walking right be it not looking into the dark. By the

time I wake it has been eight or nine hours and I have to get something together for lunch. We

never really has lunch together so it does not really hurt to do it myself. Something small and

easy to make, a small sandwich maybe or just crackers and cheese, while I just sit in silence,

looking at the floor. Alone. That will be my meal till midnight at work, just thinking most of the

night on how I need to change. I do not want to eat lunch at work but I know if I do not I will get

tired faster. So I force down the food just thinking of her. Thinking if she is still on her phone

on Facebook just re-reading comments she has already seen. But most of all I think of her safe and

asleep. I wish I could be with her in slumber, but I can not be. It hurts.

The room is every room in the house. It is the loneliness of an open room that makes me not want to

be here anymore. Things need to change and be better so I can feel the warmth of her touch and the

beauty of her eyes.

Edit: co-worker said I need to fix a lot. So pardon my poor grammar.

title: The loneliness of an Open Room (Rough Draft)

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

What does the text say about how the narrator remembers his girlfriend?

answer: The narrator misses his girlfriend and experiences great loneliness without her. He misses their shared moments and closeness and reflects on their happy times together. He wishes things could change so he could feel the warmth and love he once felt for her.

answer: He remembers the routine parts of a day he'd spend with her. Breakfast and dinner are especially vivid because they always ate together. Sometimes he wonders about whether she's thinking of him. He hopes she's safe and asleep on nights.

text: "on nights" is very awkward phrasing

refinement: He remembers the routine parts of a day he'd spend with her. Breakfast and dinner are especially vivid because they always ate together. Sometimes he wonders about whether she's thinking of him. He hopes she's safe and asleep at night.

answer: The narrator doesn't understand why he looked into her eyes, thinking of the future and their baby, when he does not know what he was thinking. Thinking about her brings warmth to his heart and he misses her touch and the beauty of her eyes. He misses what they had before and wishes he could go back to that.

text: The discussion of looking into her eyes is confusing

refinement: Thinking about her brings warmth to his heart and he misses her touch and the beauty of her eyes. He misses what they had before and wishes he could go back to that.

answer: The narrator misses his girlfriend dearly. The room where they used to spend time together is now cold and lonely without her. The narrator wishes things could be different, but they can't. The loneliness of the room reminds the narrator of how much he misses his girlfriend.

answer: The narrator thinks about his girlfriend all the time and longs for a restart. He misses spending time with her, watching TV together on the couch.


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The US Government has been expanding in size and reach for decades. The federal budget, deficit, and government employee base is near an all-time high.

It wasn't always like that. Many of America's founders were Libertarian-minded and skeptical of the state, wanting only those parts of the government that were absolutely necessary.

However, there's reason to believe that in the near future, government might dramatically shrink—not because of demands by fiscally astute Americans, but because of radical technology.

Indubitably, millions of government jobs will soon be replaced by robots. Even the US President could one day be replaced, which—strangely enough—might bring sanity to our election process.

But it's not just robots, it's software programs and weird new tech that will do the replacing. Consider the over 1 million firefighters, a staple part of American government that also represents the ideal of service and career to one's country. Companies around the world are now building fireproof everything, including couches, furniture, and building materials that simply don't burn well. And intelligent robots—which I think will be in 50 percent of American households within five years time—will all have fire and carbon monoxide detectors.

In fact, I'm certain many in-home robots will not only be loaded with numerous security alert systems (like intruder alarms, flood warnings, and the ability to detect snakes, scorpions, and spiders) but will also be able to fix problems that occur. It's likely in just a few years time, in-home robots costing less than a $1,000 dollars will know how to put out a fire with an extinguisher, turn off a flooding bathtub, or squish a black widow.

Each time a robot or software can save an emergency call to a firefighter or police officer, money, time, and resources are saved. Twenty-five years into the future, we may have little reason to call any government service employee whatsoever—and institutions like the fire department may be significantly smaller.

The same idea goes for employees of the Internal Revenue Service, whose jobs crunching numbers can be done by even basic AI. Meanwhile, drones will replace building inspectors by flying around construction projects to determine safety and building requirements are being met. Even the tens of thousands of goverment highway workers will be replaced by driverless vehicles that automatically lay new roads down. Driverless construction equipment—just like a fully automated trucking industry—is the future. For that matter, even the White House may eventually turn to automated equipment such as driverless lawn mowers to cut its massive property lawns.

  Twenty-five years into the future, we may have little reason to call any government service employee whatsoever.

It's the military, though, where some of the robot revolution has already been witnessed on TV by many Americans. Instead of a company of troops on the ground, a single US soldier now sits in a military base on native soil controlling an armed drone thousands of miles away. America has approximately 2 million soldiers who can be quickly called up to service, but I think that number will quickly fall over the next decade as the US streamlines its military in the age of transhumanism—the age where machines do most of the work. Because national defense is such a large part of the Federal budget, this could save many billions of dollars for Americans.

Another area where technology can significantly help reduce government is the absurdly huge US prison system. Right now it costs almost four times the amount of money to run America's nearly 5,000 prisons and jails than it does to run the US education system. But in the near future, we might use drones and robots to monitor criminals, both in and out of jail.

Many of our prisons are filled with nonviolent drug offenders, anyway, and I think we should let them all go free. If people and politicians are too afraid of that, we could just have drones or tracking devices monitor them. This way many nonviolent criminals could find jobs and start paying taxes—instead of being a drain on government resources. Another benefit would be that many prison guards wouldn't need to be employed either, as there would be less criminals to monitor. Perhaps best of all, emptied prisons and jails owned by the government could be used for other things, like new colleges or job training centers.

I welcome this future smaller government as a result of evolving technology, and I hope that Americans will pay less in taxes as a result of it. In fact, I think it's possible to offer more social services—including a Universal Basic Income—from the govern

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

Why does the author believe that the size of the US government is likely to shrink in the foreseeable future?

answer: Because robots will replace many government jobs.

text: According to the passage, the reason for the shrinking of government won't be down to robots alone.

refinement: Because robots, software, and similar technology will replace many government jobs.

answer: He says robot and AI technology will do away with many of the government jobs.

answer: The author believes that the size of the US government is likely to shrink in the foreseeable future because of advancing technology such as intelligent robots and automated systems that can replace traditional government employees. This reduction in workers will save money that would otherwise be spent on emergency calls, prisons, and military personnel among other things. This reduction will be a positive result of technologies that can replace traditional functions of government employees.

answer: The writer believes that millions of government employees will soon be replaced by radical technology. Robots and software programs will soon do the jobs previously done by people. He believes that even the President may be replaced.

answer: The author believes that government is likely to shrink because of radical technology, including automation of many government jobs as well as intelligent robots. The author believes this could lead to both a significant savings in government spending as well as more opportunities for social services, including a Universal Basic Income.

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

Why will firefighters lose their jobs

answer: due to a fireproofing technology that eliminates flames

text: The answer was not coherent nor cover most of the reasons highlighted for the loss of firefighting jobs.

refinement: Firefighters will likely lose their jobs in the future due to advancements in in-home robot capabilities like intruder alarms, flood warnings, and the ability to put out fires with an extinguisher. Because of a software or robot's capability to put out a fire or auto-call fire department, there might be less need for more human-driven fire departments in the future.

answer: Many companies now make fireproof furniture and building materials. When items do catch alight they don't burn very well. Within the next five years, 50% of American homes will have robots with fire and carbon monoxide detectors. They will detect the fire and extinguish it so there will be less need for firemen.

answer: It is likely the only jobs they will be able to find will be some degree of manual labor or retail-based. The narrator believes that automated fire rescue units will do the job in the future.

answer:
in the near future?

Because robotics, software programs and new technologies can do the jobs of firefighters more effectively and efficiently.

answer:
because of evolving technology?

Firefighters' jobs will be lost primarily because technological innovations will allow other, more efficient systems to take over their jobs. More specifically, intelligent robots and fire-proof materials combined with driverless vehicles will provide an alternative to firefighters, making them largely obsolete. The result will be reduced government spending and more efficient use of government resources.

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

What other government jobs are at risk?

answer: Supreme court judges.

text: I cannot find anywhere in the passage where it says that the jobs of Supreme Court judges are going to be in trouble due to advancement in technology.

refinement: Jobs at risk include Internal Revenue Service jobs, military jobs, and prison wardens.

answer: AI will do the jobs of people in the Revenue Services. Drones will do building and property inspections. Highway workers and construction equipment driverswill be replaced by driverless vehicles. There will be less need for soldiers and prison wardens will also be out of a job.

answer: Specifically, jobs involved in emergency response and law enforcement are at threat of being terminated or significantly reduced due to robots and automated systems. This includes firefighters, law enforcement officers, and those employed in the US prison system.

answer: Firefighters, working for the Internal Revenue Service and the highway department.

answer: Job areas that are at risk to replacement by technology include fire fighters, Internal Revenue Service employees, highway workers, and prison guards.


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AVVO.COM is an online marketplace for legal services, that provides lawyer referrals and access to a database of legal information consisting primarily of previously answered questions. Lawyer profiles may include client reviews, disciplinary actions, peer endorsements, and lawyer-submitted legal guides.

History

Avvo was founded in Seattle, Washington in 2006 by Mark Britton, a former legal counsel for Expedia, Inc. Britton said he developed the idea while vacationing in Italy and was still receiving inquires from friends and colleagues seeking legal advice. Rich Barton, the founder of the Expedia, Inc. and real-estate database Zillow.com, was a key advisor during the initial ideation stages and still serves on the board of directors. Avvo was derived from _“avvocato”_, the Italian word for lawyer.[1]

The company was initially financed with $13 million in venture capital from Benchmark Capital and Ignition Partners.[2] Subsequently, Avvo raised $71.5 million in financing in 2015, which brings the company's total financing to $132 million.[3]

In January 2018, Avvo entered a deal to be acquired by Internet Brands.[4]

Business model

Avvo generates revenue by selling legal services, advertising, and other services primarily to lawyers. Avvo operates as a scraper site to generate its lawyer listing pages causing the District of Columbia Bar Association to specifically object to its business practices.[5] An additional source of revenue for Avvo is through a $49.95/mo subscription service called “Avvo Pro” which allows lawyers to remove advertisements from their profile, including advertisements by competing lawyers which may appear on non-“Avvo Pro” lawyer profiles.

Avvo also connects consumers directly with lawyers for telephone consultations and for a limited assortment of flat fee legal services. Service availability may vary by state.[6]

Lawyer directory

According to the website, the directory provides comprehensive profiles, client reviews, peer endorsements, and its own proprietary rating for more than 97% of all licensed attorneys in the United States. Avvo lawyer profiles are aggregated from public records provided by state bars and additional attorney licensing entities. Avvo will not delete any lawyer's profile,[7] and has been criticized for including profiles of deceased lawyers.[8][9]

As of 2010, Avvo's directory includes ratings of lawyers in all 50 states and the District of Columbia.[10] The District of Columbia Bar Association released its position about Avvo:

  The Bar has not entered into any agreement with Avvo; instead, Avvo has obtained Bar member information directly from the Bar’s Web site, in violation of our restrictions on use, and used that information for its own commercial purposes. The Bar has asked Avvo to remove all improperly acquired D.C. Bar member information from its Web site, cease all attempts to acquire such information from the Bar’s Web site, and cease using improperly acquired information for any commercial purpose.[11]

Lawyer ratings

Avvo presents ratings of lawyers that are included in its directory, based upon a proprietary algorithm. Avvo cautions users that a rating “is not an endorsement of any particular lawyer, and is not a guarantee of a lawyer's quality, competency, or character. Nor is the Avvo Rating a predictor of the outcome of any matter in which such lawyer is involved.”[12]

Avvo's rating system has been criticized and has inspired some controversy.[13] When sued by lawyers who object to the ratings, Avvo has successfully defended against the lawsuits by asserting that the ratings constitute a constitutionally protected opinion.[14][15]

Browne v. Avvo

A lawsuit was filed on June 14, 2007, nine days after Avvo's launch, by Seattle attorneys, John Henry Browne and Alan Wenokur. The suit alleged that Avvo's rating system made false claims of being factual and was therefore deceptive and libelous and violated the Washington Consumer Protection Act.[16][17] United States District Court Judge Robert Lasnik ruled that the rating system was only an opinion and was thus protected by the First Amendment right of free speech.[18] The judge wrote, “Neither the nature of the information provided nor the language used on the Web site would lead a reasonable person to believe that the ratings are a statement of actual fact.”[19]

After the ruling, an editorial in _The Wall Street Journal_ endorsed the website for providing “at least some measure of transparency” of the legal profession.[20]

New Jersey

The New Jersey State Bar Association sent an inquiry to the Advisory Committee on Professional Ethics asking if New Jersey attorneys may participate in certain online, non-lawyer, corporately owned services specifically naming Avvo and other online services.[21] As a result of that inquiry, the Advisory Committee on Professional Ethics, Committee on Attorney Advertising, and Committee on the Unauthorized Practice of Law issued a joint opinion. The joint opinion stated that New Jersey attorneys may not participate in Avvo services as it is against the rule of professional conduct.[22][23][24][25]

Doctor directory

The doctor directory launched on November 1, 2010.[26] Avvo's health business was sold to HealthTap on November 29, 2012.

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title: Avvo

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

What does the article say about the history of the company Avvo?

answer: Avvo is founded in Seatlein 2006 by Mark Britton, a former legal counsel for Expedia, Inc. It was initially financed with $13 million in venture capital from Benchmark Capital and Ignition Partners then Avvo raised $71.5 million in financing in 2015. Avvo entered a deal to be acquired by Internet Brands in January 2018.

text: A few typos in the response.

refinement: Avvo is founded in Seattle in 2006 by Mark Britton, a former legal counsel for Expedia, Inc. It was initially financed with $13 million in venture capital from Benchmark Capital and Ignition Partners then Avvo raised $71.5 million in financing in 2015. Avvo entered a deal to be acquired by Internet Brands in January 2018.

answer: Avvo was founded in 2006 by Mark Britton, who initially developed the idea for the company while on vacation in Italy. Avvo was initially financed by venture capital from Benchmark Capital and Ignition Partners and has received additional financing since then. Avvo generates revenue by selling legal services, advertising, and other services primarily to lawyers. Additionally, Avvo provides a lawyer directory consisting primarily of previously answered questions, and assigns ratings to lawyers based on a proprietary algorithm. However, New Jersey attorneys may not participate in Avvo services due to a joint opinion released by several ethics committees.

answer: Avvo was founded in Seattle, Washington in 2006 by Mark Britton, a former legal counsel for Expedia, Inc. He wanted to develop an online marketplace for legal services that provides lawyer referrals and access to databases of legal information. Rich Barton, the founder of Expedia, an online travel website, served as a key advisor during the initial ideation stages and still serves as a board member. At first, the company was financed with $13 million in Venture Capital from two investors. The financing raised $71.5 million in 2015, which brings the company's total financing to $132 million. A year later, Avvo entered a deal to be acquired by the internet company, Internet Brands.

answer: Avvo was founded in Seattle, Washington in 2006 and was financed with $13 million in venture capital. The company generates revenue by selling legal services, advertising and other services primarily to lawyers. Avvo operates as a scraper site to generate its lawyer listing pages and generates ratings of lawyers that are included in its directory. The company has also been criticized for including profiles of deceased lawyers. In 2007, a lawsuit was filed against Avvo alleging that the rating system constituted false claims of being factual and libelous. The lawsuit was dismissed in 2009, with the court ruling that the rating system was only an opinion which was protected by the First Amendment right of free speech. New Jersey attorneys are not permitted to participate in certain online services including Avvo.

answer: Avvo was founded in Seattle, Washington in 2006. It was initially financed with $13 million in venture capital. The company raised an additional $71.5 million in financing in 2015. Avvo was acquired by Internet Brands in 2018.

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

What does the article say about Avvo's lawyer directory?

answer:
Avvo's lawyer directory provides profiles, client reviews, peer endorsements, and its own proprietary rating for more than 97% of all licensed attorneys in the United States. It includes ratings of lawyers in all 50 states and the District of Columbia.
However, the District of Columbia Bar Association has not entered into any agreement with Avvo about sharing Bar member information and has asked Avvo to remove all improperly acquired D.C. Bar member information from its Website.

answer: According to the website, their directory has profiles, client reviews, peer endorsements, disciplinary actions, and more. All of their lawyer directories are aggregated from public records provided by state bars and other licensing entities. The company will not remove any lawyer's profiles from their directories.

answer: The directory provides profiles, client reviews, peer endorsements, and its own proprietary rating for more than 97% of all licensed attorneys in the United States. The directory is aggregated from public records provided by state bars and additional attorney licensing entities. The Bar has not entered into any agreement with Avvo, instead, Avvo has obtained Bar member information directly from the Bar's Web site, in violation of its restrictions on use, and used that information for its own commercial purposes. The Bar has asked Avvo to remove all improperly acquired DP Bar member information from its Web site, cease all attempts to acquire such information from the Bar's Web site, and cease using improperly acquired information for any commercial purpose.[11]

answer: Avvo's lawyer directory provides comprehensive profiles, client reviews, peer endorsements, and its own proprietary rating for more than 97% of all licensed attorneys in the United States. Avvo lawyer ratings are based upon a proprietary algorithm and have been criticized for containing profiles of deceased lawyers. While lawyers in New Jersey are not allowed to use the Avvo service, the company has successfully defended its rating system as constituting protected free speech.

answer: Avvo's lawyer directory provides comprehensive profiles, client reviews, peer endorsements, and its own proprietary rating for more than 97% of all licensed attorneys in the United States. Avvo has also been criticized for including profiles of deceased lawyers. Ratings are based upon a proprietary algorithm. However, New Jersey attorneys may not participate in Avvo services because it is against the rule of professional conduct.


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Thousands of properties in South-east England remain without water as carmaker Jaguar has been forced to halt production after multiple burst pipes across the country.

Thames Water, which has customers across London and Thames Valley, said somewhere near 10,000 properties are affected.

It provided bottled water to people as work is still underway to repair leaks that occurred after severe weather conditions.

Affinity Water, which serves parts of north-west London and the home counties, is working to restore full supply to around 1,000 properties experiencing disruptions in the past 48 hours.

Ofwat chief executive Rachel Fletcher said: “While the recent severe freeze and thaw have undoubtedly had an impact on pipes and infrastructure, this weather was forecast in advance. A number of water companies appear to have fallen well short on their forward planning and the quality of support and communication they’ve been providing, leaving some customers high and dry.”

She added they may take action after supply is restored if firms are found not to have had “the right structures and mechanisms in place to be resilient enough”.

It follows criticism from Environment Secretary Michael Gove last week, who warned water firms to clean up their act or face tougher regulation.

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He told company bosses they had not been acting “in the public interest”, accusing some of “playing the system for the benefit of wealthy managers and owners”.

Chuka Umunna, MP for Streatham in south London, said he would be raising the water supply issue for his area and other parts of the UK in Parliament, while a Labour party colleague on Lambeth council tweeted a letter he said had been written to Mr Gove calling for an inquiry into Thames Water’s handling of the situation.

Councillor Mohammed Seedat tweeted: “Thames Water have shown they are not fit to manage London’s water network. Enough is enough – Jennifer Brathwaite and I are calling on the Government to step in.”

A number of schools were also unable to open due to water issues.

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A spokeswoman for Thames Water said they were “grateful” to those who had heeded their low usage warning and asked for continued co-operation from customers.

Cadbury was forced to stop making chocolate due to the water shortage, and carmaker Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has had to halt production at a car plant in central England after water supplies were disrupted by burst pipes, the carmaker and water company Severn Trent said.

A spokeswoman said the company closed its Solihull site, near Birmingham.

“Due to a water shortage caused by a burst water main, we have had to stop production this afternoon,” she said.

Severn Trent, which serves densely populated areas of central England, said that it was also facing challenges as it worked to keep schools and hospitals open.

“Due to the recent thaw we’ve experienced, our teams are dealing with a huge number of burst pipes across our region which is putting pressure on our network,” Severn Trent said in a statement. ”We’ve worked closely with Jaguar Land Rover which has agreed to stop production to help us target our supply.”

The Solihull plant is one of the Indian-owned car maker’s three vehicle production sites in Britain.

The factory employs 10,000 people and usually operates 24-hours-a-day to make cars including Range Rover and Discovery sports utility vehicles, the JLR spokeswoman said.

Meanwhile, the military was deployed to take emergency supplies – including food and fuel – to parts of Cumbria that have been left isolated following heavy snowfall that blocked roads.

Most parts of the UK are thawing out, the Met Office said, after the barrage of snow that hit the country last week.

As temperatures rise above freezing elsewhere, eastern parts of Scotland remain subject to a snow warning, meteorologist Martin Bowles said.

He said while the thaw in the South-east has been quick, the rapid rise in temperature is not unusual.

“It’s fairly quick but usually when you get a cold spell it will go up by 5 or 10 degrees in one or two days,” he said.

There are currently 28 flood alerts in place, mainly in the South-west and West of England.

_Agency contributed to this report_

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

Describe the main issue stated in the text.

answer: The text describes a water shortage/freeze problem that has occurred throughout the UK. The problem can be traced back to recent cold weather, which caused pipes to burst and left wells unmanaged.

text: Additional details can be added to make this response stronger and there are some major main points that are missing from the passage.

refinement: The main issue stated in the text is how thousands of properties in South-east England remain without water due to the carmaker, Jaguar, being forced to halt production after multiple burst pipes across the country. This issue has affected 10,000 properties. Affinity Water is working to restore full supply to around 1,000 properties that have experienced recent disruptions.

answer: The main issue stated in the text is how thousands of properties in South-east England remain without water due to the carmaker, Jaguar, being forced to halt production after multiple burst pipes across the country. This issue has affected 10,000 properties. Affinity Water is working to restore full supply to around 1,000 properties that have experienced recent disruptions.

answer: The main issue in the text is a widespread water shortage in southeastern England. This shortage has resulted in carmakers having to halt production and schools being closed. The cause is burst pipes after extreme weather conditions.

answer: The main issue is ongoing water supply disruptions due to burst pipes following severe weather conditions. This has caused car and chocolate production to halt while schools and hospitals are also affected. There are currently 28 flood alerts and many properties without water across parts of the UK.

answer: Jaguar Land Rover halted production due water leaking from pipes all over South-east England.

text: This response barely provides any information about the main issue state din the text. This whole response needs to be re-written.

refinement: The main issue stated in the text is how thousands of properties in South-east England remain without water due to the carmaker, Jaguar, being forced to halt production after multiple burst pipes across the country. This issue has affected 10,000 properties. Affinity Water is working to restore full supply to around 1,000 properties that have experienced recent disruptions.


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_MIRANDY AND BROTHER WIND_ is a 1988 children's picture book by Patricia McKissack and illustrated by Jerry Pinkney. It is about a girl, Mirandy, who attempts to catch the wind so he will be her partner for the upcoming junior cakewalk.

Reception

The _School Library Journal_ in a review of _Mirandy and Brother Wind_ described the illustrations as “Sultry watercolor washes in a realistic flowing style spread luxuriously and consistently over every two pages..” and concluded “A captivating story, with a winning heroine, told in black dialect.”[1]

_Kirkus Reviews_, in a starred review, wrote “As she did in _Flossie and the Fox_, McKissack has created in Mirandy a character full of vigor, humor, and imagination. Pinkney captures the liveliness of the story in his expansive paintings, dappled with impressionistic hues;”[2] and _Publishers Weekly_ wrote “Told in spirited dialect and rendered in lavish, sweeping watercolors, this provides an intriguing look at a time gone by. As a story, however, it proves somewhat disappointing. After the colorful description of cakewalking in the author's note and the anticipation created through Mirandy's own eagerness, the brief and rather static scenes portraying the dance itself are a letdown.”[3]

It has been made into a musical for young audiences. The play, by librettist Michael J. Bobbitt and composer/lyricist John L. Cornelius II, received its debut at Adventure Theatre in metropolitan Washington, D.C., in January 2011.[4][5]

Awards

-   1989 Caldecott Medal - honor[6]
-   1989 Coretta Scott King Book Illustration Award - winner[7]

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question: Who is Patricia McKissack?

answer: She is the author of Mirandy and Brother Wind.

text: MIRANDY AND BROTHER WIND_ is a 1988 children's picture book by Patricia McKissack and illustrated by Jerry Pinkney.

answer: Author of 1988 children's picture book, "Mirandy and Brother Wind"

text: MIRANDY AND BROTHER WIND_ is a 1988 children's picture book by Patricia McKissack and illustrated by Jerry Pinkney.

answer: According to the passage, Patricia McKissack is the author of the children's picture book, "Mirandy and Brother Wind."

text: MIRANDY AND BROTHER WIND_ is a 1988 children's picture book by Patricia McKissack and illustrated by Jerry Pinkney.

answer: Patricia McKissack is the author of the book.

text: MIRANDY AND BROTHER WIND_ is a 1988 children's picture book by Patricia McKissack and illustrated by Jerry Pinkney.

question: What are the awards did "Mirandy and Brother Wind" receive?

answer: The 1989 Caldecott Medal and the 1989 Coretta Scott King Book Illustration Award

text:
Awards

- 1989 Caldecott Medal - honor[6]
- 1989 Coretta Scott King Book Illustration Award - winner[7]

answer: The book was awarded the Caldecott Medal and the Coretta Scott King Book Illustration Award.

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Awards

- 1989 Caldecott Medal - honor[6]
- 1989 Coretta Scott King Book Illustration Award - winner[7]

answer: Caldecott Medal and Coretta Scott King Book Illustration Award, both in 1989.

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Awards

- 1989 Caldecott Medal - honor[6]
- 1989 Coretta Scott King Book Illustration Award - winner[7]

answer: The book received the Caldecott Medal and the Coretta Scott King Book Illustration Award.

text:
Awards

- 1989 Caldecott Medal - honor[6]
- 1989 Coretta Scott King Book Illustration Award - winner[7]

question: Summarize the plot for "Mirandy and Brother Wind".

answer: Mirandy is determined to catch the wind so that he will be her partner for the upcoming junior cakewalk. However, despite her best efforts, she is unable to catch him. The story follows her as she tries to catch the wind, but ultimately fails.

answer: About a girl, Mirandy, who attempts to catch the wind so he will be her partner for the upcoming junior cakewalk.

answer: Mirandy tries to catch the wind so he will be her partner for the upcoming junior cakewalk.

answer: Mirandy is a young girl who is excited for the upcoming junior cakewalk. She wants to win the dance contest, but she needs a partner. Mirandy decides to catch the wind so he will be her partner.

question: Who is illustrated "Mirandy and Brother Wind"?

answer: Jerry Pinkney

text: _MIRANDY AND BROTHER WIND_ is a 1988 children's picture book by Patricia McKissack and illustrated by Jerry Pinkney.

answer: Jerry Pinkney

text: _MIRANDY AND BROTHER WIND_ is a 1988 children's picture book by Patricia McKissack and illustrated by Jerry Pinkney.

answer: illustrated by Jerry Pinkney

text: _MIRANDY AND BROTHER WIND_ is a 1988 children's picture book by Patricia McKissack and illustrated by Jerry Pinkney.

answer: The book "Mirandy and Brother Wind" is illustrated by Jerry Pinkney.

text: _MIRANDY AND BROTHER WIND_ is a 1988 children's picture book by Patricia McKissack and illustrated by Jerry Pinkney.

question: Write a ~1 sentence summary.

answer: "Mirandy and Brother Wind" is a 1988 children's picture book by Patricia McKissack which won awards and made into a musical for young audiences.

answer: "Mirandy and Brother Wind" is a children's picture book about a girl who tries to catch the wind so he will be her partner for the upcoming junior cakewalk. It was awarded the Caldecott Medal and the Coretta Scott King Book Illustration Award.

text: It should be one sentence.

refinement: "Mirandy and Brother Wind" is a children's picture book about a girl who tries to catch the wind so he will be her partner for the upcoming junior cakewalk.

answer: Mirandy and Brother Wind is a 1988 children's picture book by Patricia McKissack and illustrated by Jerry Pinkney. It is about a girl, Mirandy, who attempts to catch the wind so he will be her partner for the upcoming junior cakewalk.

text: It should be one sentence.

refinement: Mirandy and Brother Wind is a 1988 children's picture book by Patricia McKissack and illustrated by Jerry Pinkney.

answer: Mirandy and Brother Wind is a 1988 children's picture book by Patricia McKissack and illustrated by Jerry Pinkney.


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_THE ONE THAT YOU LOVE_ is the sixth album by Australian soft rock band Air Supply, released in 1981. The album became their most famous and successful in their career. It reached No. 10 in the US _Billboard_ 200[1] album chart and contained three top 5 hits: “The One That You Love” (#1), “Here I Am (Just When I Thought I Was Over You)” (#5) and “Sweet Dreams” (#5).[2]

Overview

The album was released after their major success with their previous album, _Lost in Love_, and multiplied the band's popularity through the first period of the 1980s. Production was carried out by Clive Davis. The single, “The One That You Love”, became the band's first and only No. 1 hit. “Here I Am (Just When I Thought I Was Over You)” reached No. 5 in the US charts, being closely related to the style of Barry Manilow, one of the band's influences.[3] The third single of the album was “Sweet Dreams”. Beside the singles, the track “I'll Never Get Enough of You” was used as the main theme of a Japanese TV novel, and became a hit in Asia.[4] This was their first entry into any Asian chart.

Track listing

All songs written by Graham Russell, except where noted.

Personnel

-   Russell Hitchcock – vocals
-   Graham Russell – vocals, acoustic guitar
-   Rex Goh – acoustic guitar, electric guitar
-   David Moyse – acoustic guitar, electric guitar[5]
-   Frank Esler-Smith – keyboards, orchestral arrangements and conductor
-   Dave Green – bass
-   Ralph Cooper – drums

Production

-   Executive Producer – Clive Davis
-   Produced, Engineered and Mixed by Harry Maslin
-   Assistant Engineer – Neil Rawle
-   Mix Assistant – Jon Van Nest
-   Mastered by Chris Bellman
-   Recorded at Paradise Studios (Sydney, Australia).
-   Mixed and Mastered at Allen Zentz Recording (Hollywood, CA).
-   Art Direction – Howard Fritzon and Ria Lewerke-Shapiro
-   Photography – Leon Lecash and Guy Maxwell
-   Logo – Ray Barber

Charting History

Album

+-----------------------------------+-----------------------------------+
| Chart (1981-1982)                 | Peak                              |
|                                   | position                          |
+===================================+===================================+
| Australian Chart                  | 10                                |
+-----------------------------------+-----------------------------------+
| Canada                            | 21                                |
+-----------------------------------+-----------------------------------+
| 'U.S.' Billboard 200              | 10                                |
+-----------------------------------+-----------------------------------+

Charting Singles

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[1] Top Music Charts: Hot 100: Billboard 200 URL accessed December 8, 2008

[2]

[3]

[4] Russell, Graham. _Forever Love: 36 Greatest Hits (1980–2001)._ 2003.

[5] Air Supply- _The One that You Love_ @Discogs.com Retrieved 2-19-2011.

title: The One That You Love (album)

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

What kind of songs does the band Air Supply write?

answer: They write love songs. The titles of these songs such as "The One That You Love" and "Here I Am (Just When I Thought I Was Over You)" confirm it. The style of the band was influenced by Barry Manilow, a famous pop artists who wrote love songs.

answer: Air Supply writes soft rock songs.

answer: Air Supply write soft rock songs.

answer: Soft rock.

answer: Soft rock.

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

Describe the success of the album "The One That You Love."

answer: The single became the bands first No. 1 hit, and "Here I Am (Just When I Thought I Was Over You)" reached No. 5 in the US charts. "I'll Never Get Enough of You" was used for a Japanese telenovela and became a hit in Japan. This was their first entry into an Asian chart.

answer: The album "The One That You Love" was Air Supply's most successful album to date. It reached No. 10 in the U.S. Billboard 200 album chart, and contained three top 5 hits, including "The One That You Love" which reached No. 1. The production for the album was carried out by Clive Davis, and songwriting duties were primarily handled by Graham Russell. These factors contributed to the album's overall success.

answer: The album "The One That You Love" was a major success for Air Supply, ranking 10th in the US Billboard 200 Album Chart and yielding three hit singles. The single "The One That You Love" became their first No. 1 hit, while "Here I Am (Just When I Thought I Was Over You)" and "Sweet Dreams" both reached the top 5. The album provided fan favorites and catapulted the band into mainstream success.

answer: The album was their first album to reach #10 on the US Billboard 200 album chart. It contained three top 5 hit songs. One of the songs, "The One You Love, " was their first and only #1 hit.

answer: The album reached No. 10 in the US Billboard 200 album chart and contained three top 5 hits.


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Prosecutors dropped all charges Wednesday against three Baltimore police officers accused in the arrest and death of Freddie Gray, bringing to an end one of the highest-profile criminal cases in the city's history with zero convictions.

Baltimore State's Attorney Marilyn J. Mosby acknowledged the long odds of securing convictions in the remaining cases following the acquittals of three other officers on similar though more serious charges.

In a hearing Wednesday meant to start the trial of Officer Garrett Miller, prosecutors dropped their cases against him, Officer William Porter and Sgt. Alicia White. Circuit Judge Barry G. Williams, who had acquitted the other officers, was expected to preside over the remaining trials as well.

After the most recent acquittal and "a great deal of thought and prayer," Mosby said, she resolved to drop the remaining charges. Mosby stood by her decision to bring the charges, pointing out that the medical examiner's office ruled Gray's death a homicide and that it's her job as the city's top prosecutor to seek justice.

"It's something that I've been grappling with for some time," Mosby said of her decision to end the prosecution, during an interview with The Baltimore Sun. "It's not something that was overnight."

Attorney Ivan Bates, who represents White and spoke on behalf of the defense teams, described the past year as a "nightmare" for the officers, who did not speak. He reiterated the defense argument that the officers didn't have anything to do with Gray's death, which they have characterized as a tragic accident.

"Not one of these officers woke up wanting to do anything negative to anyone," Bates said.

Gray's death has reverberated across Baltimore and the country at a time of national debate over the deaths of young black men in altercations with police. Gray, 25, died of severe neck injuries suffered in the back of a police van. He'd been shackled and handcuffed, but not secured in a seat belt.

Mostly peaceful protests erupted in Baltimore and lasted for days following his death. Then, on the day of his funeral, rioting, looting and arson broke out — and images of Baltimore in chaos were broadcast to an international audience.

Mosby charged the six Baltimore officers days later with offenses ranging from second-degree depraved-heart murder to manslaughter, reckless endangerment and misconduct in office.

The case pitted Mosby against police, and their verbal sparring Wednesday raised questions about their ability to cooperate going forward. The Fraternal Order of Police accused Mosby of pursuing a malicious and wrong-headed prosecution, while she accused police investigators of sabotage.

The case proved costly for the city.

The state's attorney's office and Police Department, which bought riot gear and paid officers overtime in anticipation of protests, spent an estimated $7.4 million on the trials, city officials said Wednesday. In addition, the city reached a $6.4 million settlement last year with Gray's family.

Under the broad theory of the case, the prosecution argued that the officers acted unreasonably, willfully disregarding their training and general orders, when they didn't secure Gray in a seat belt in the back of a police transport van and failed to get him medical help.

Prosecutors said those decisions led to Gray's death. They also argued that the officers had no probable cause to stop Gray and that Goodson, the van's driver, had given Gray a "rough ride."

All of the officers pleaded not guilty. Their attorneys argued that they acted reasonably and professionally and that the prosecution had no evidence to support the charges.

Williams, a former city prosecutor who investigated police misconduct for the U.S. Department of Justice, repeatedly questioned the legal theories put forth by prosecutors.

The trial of Porter ended with a hung jury and a mistrial in December, and Williams acquitted Officers Edward Nero and Caesar Goodson and Lt. Brian Rice after bench trials in May, June, and July, respectively.

Porter had been scheduled to be retried in September, and White had been scheduled to be tried in October.

At the conclusion of Wednesday's hearing, which lasted minutes, Williams lifted a standing gag order that had barred everyone involved in the case from speaking about it publicly. That led to dueling news conferences.

Mosby headed to the West Baltimore neighborhood where Gray had been arrested and stood on the sidewalk to explain her decision and to rail against the criminal justice system.

Mosby blamed a number of factors for her inability to secure a conviction, including having to rely on the Police Department to investigate its own and not having a say in whether the cases proceeded in front of a judge or jury. Under Maryland law, defendants get to pick a judge or jury.

"For those that believe I'm anti-police, it's simply not the case. I'm anti-police brutality," she said. "The only loss and the greatest loss in all of this was that of Freddie Gray's life.

"As a mother, the decision not to proceed on these trials, these remaining trials, is agonizing," she added. "However, as a chief prosecutor elected by the citizens of Baltimore, I must consider the dismal likelihood of conviction at this point."

She noted the "countless sacrifices" of her prosecutors in the case, including Chief Deputy State's Attorney Michael Schatzow and Deputy State's Attorney Janice Bledsoe, and said her office will continue to "fight for a fair and equitable justice system for all."

Gray's stepfather, Richard Shipley, said family members "stand behind Marilyn and her prosecuting team, and my family is proud to have them represent us."

"It was wrong what they did to my son," said Gray's mother, Gloria Darden.

Shortly thereafter, the officers, their defense attorneys and leaders of the Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 3, the union that represents the officers and paid for their defense, held their own news conference.

"Everybody wanted to find out what happened to Freddie Gray," Bates said. "The Baltimore City Police, they did the investigation, and they said it was an accident. ... The Baltimore City state's attorney's office had an opportunity to do an in-depth investigation, and they did not."

Lt. Gene Ryan, the union president, said, "Justice has been done." He also described Mosby's comments at her news conference as "outrageous" and "uncalled for."

Ryan said he expects the six officers to return to work, though all of them face possible discipline. Administrative investigations into their actions on the day of Gray's arrest and death are being conducted by the Montgomery County Police Department, with assistance from Howard County police. Once those investigations conclude, Baltimore Police Commissioner Kevin Davis would decide any discipline.

Davis, in a statement issued Wednesday, called Mosby's decision to drop the charges "a wise one" that will help the city heal and move forward.

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"As the trials end and this chapter in Baltimore's history closes, it is important that we collectively resolve to direct our emotions in a constructive way to reduce violence and strengthen citizen partnerships," Davis said. "Any motives that fall short of that are counterproductive and inconsistent with the values of Baltimoreans."

The conclusion of the Gray case comes at a pivotal moment for Baltimore and police-community relations.

The Justice Department is expected to release soon the results of a wide-ranging civil-rights investigation into the Police Department. Such reviews in other cities have resulted in increased spending on policing and findings of shortcomings and misguided practices.

_Baltimore Sun reporters Justin Fenton and Pamela Wood contributed to this article._

-   Baltimore Police Department

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

Summarize Mosby's feelings about the case discussed in the text.

answer: Mosby expressed many different emotions surrounding the case and was deep in thought over her position. At times she expressed strong opinions against the police department, while at others she pleaded they adjust their behavior. She recognized that the costs and loss of life involved in the trials motivated her to drop the charges.

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refinement: Mosby expressed many different emotions surrounding the case and was deep in thought over her position. At times she expressed strong opinions against the police department, while at others she pleaded they adjust their behavior. A recent acquittal in a similar case convinced her to drop the case following much introspection

text: Grammatical errors and redundancy

refinement: Mosby expressed several emotions and was deep in thought over her position. At times she expressed strong opinions against the police department, while at others she pleaded they adjust their behavior. A recent acquittal in a similar case convinced her to drop the case following much introspection

text: Clumsy sentence structure

refinement: Mosby expressed several emotions and was deep in thought over her position. At times she expressed strong opinions about the police department, while at others she pleaded with them to adjust their behavior. A recent acquittal in a similar case convinced her to drop the case following much introspection

answer: Marilyn Mosby is Baltimore's top prosecutor. Marilyn Mosby says, she respects the judiciary system, and not having a say in the trial puts continuous pressure and stress on her office. She also feels the highest loss from the case is Freddie Gray's life, as a young black man who could've made a difference in the community.

answer: Mosby is implied to feel personal distress and emotions over the case. She seems elated as mentions how glad she is that she won't continue with the case, but she is also clearly fighting to maintain her composure during her news conference. She seems sad during her comments and cites how she's making the decision because of the sad potential for conviction.

text: Clumsy sentence

refinement: It appears that Mosby feels personal distress over the case. She seems elated as mentions how glad she is that she won't continue with the case, but she is also clearly fighting to maintain her composure during her news conference. She seems sad during her comments and cites how she's making the decision because of the sad potential for conviction.

text: There is no evidence of elation

refinement: It appears that Mosby feels personal distress over the case. She is clearly fighting to maintain her composure during her news conference. She seems sad during her comments and cites how she's making the decision because of the sad potential for conviction.

text: Strange wording

refinement: It appears that Mosby feels personal distress over the case. She is clearly fighting to maintain her composure during her news conference. She seems sad during her comments and cites how she's making the decision because there is little potential for conviction.

answer: Mosby expressed many different emotions surrounding the case and was deep in thought over her position. At times she expressed strong opinions, including urging cooperation and peaceful action. On another occasion she expressed feeling powerless and out of control, blaming the laws of Maryland. Her most salient remarks concern the recognition that the trial cost millions of dollars and clearly strained relations between police and her office.

text: Clumsy sentence structure and redundancy

refinement: Mosby expressed several emotions about the case and was deep in thought over her position. At times she expressed strong opinions, including urging cooperation and peaceful action. On another occasion she expressed feeling powerless and out of control, blaming the laws of Maryland. Her most salient remarks concern the recognition that the trial cost millions of dollars and clearly strained relations between police and her office.

answer: Mosby is implied to feel personal distress and emotions over the case. She seems elated as mentions how glad she is that she won't continue with the case, but she is also clearly fighting to maintain her composure, being "agonizing" over the situation.

text: Clumsy sentence

refinement: It appears Mosby feels personal distress and emotions over the case. She seems elated as mentions how glad she is that she won't continue with the case, but she is also clearly fighting to maintain her composure, being "agonizing" over the situation.

text: Clumsy sentence

refinement: It appears Mosby feels personal distress and emotions over the case. She seems happy not to continue with the case, but she is also clearly fighting to maintain her composure, as she agonizes over the situation.

answer: Marilyn Mosby is Baltimore's top prosecutor. Mosby feels uneasy about dropping the charges against the remaining Baltimore police officers accused in the death of Freddie Gray. Mosby says, she respects the judiciary system, and not having a say in the trial has caused added stress to the workload and made the case tougher for her prosecutors. She also feels the highest loss from the case is Freddie Gray's life, as a young black man who could've made a difference in the community.

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

Who would want to hire Mosby in the future to fight their case?

answer: No answer

answer: That is a good question.

text: The answer requires some knowledge of the judicial system

refinement: A prosecutor is employed by the state so she will continue to prosecute cases on behalf of the state.

answer: No one.

answer: She is accused of pursuing a malicious and wrong-headed prosecution.

text: Fails to answer the question

refinement: A prosecutor is employed by the state so she will continue to prosecute cases on behalf of the state.

category_text: Fails to answer a question for which there is no set answer