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NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- A data breach at a payments processing firm has potentially compromised credit and debit card information from all of the major card brands.

Global Payments (GPN), a company that processes card transactions, confirmed late Friday that "card data may have been accessed." It says it discovered the intrusion in early March and "promptly" notified others in the industry.

Global Payments did not say how many accounts were affected, or what kind of information was compromised. A U.S. Secret Service spokesman said Saturday that the agency is investigating the incident.

A _Wall Street Journal_ report from earlier Friday saying that Global Payments had been hacked sent the company's shares down 9% before trading was halted. The stock did not resume trading before the market closed.

Global Payments did not say which card companies were affected, but Visa released a statement saying that it was all of the big players.

"Visa Inc. is aware of a potential data compromise incident at a third party entity affecting card account information from all major card brands," it said.

Late Sunday, Visa spokeswoman Sandra Chu confirmed to CNN that Visa had removed Global Payments from its list of preferred credit-card processors.

When a customer swipes a credit card, the data is sent to a payment processor like Global Payments, which then forwards the transaction information to card companies like Visa and MasterCard.

That's a massive business: Global Payments processed $167.3 billion worth of transactions in its last fiscal year, which ended May 31, 2011. Global Payments specializing in serving small merchants, like mom-and-pop businesses and local retailers.

It emphasized that none of them were to blame for the data leak.

"It is crucial to understand that this incident does not involve our merchants or their relationships with their customers," Global Payments said.

It plans to hold a conference call Monday morning to provide more details on the debacle.

'MASSIVE' BREACH? News of the breach was first reported by the respected security blog Krebs on Security. The blog said the breach was "massive," and could involve more than 10 million card numbers.

"I've spoken with folks in the card business who are seeing signs of this breach mushroom," Gartner security analyst Avivah Litan wrote Friday in a blog post.

Her sources say the hackers have begun using some of the card data they stole, Litan added.

When payment processors get hacked, the shrapnel can spread far. The record holder for the largest-ever breach is believed to be a 2008 attack on Heartland Payment Systems (HPY), in which an estimated 130 million customer accounts were compromised.

Heartland eventually paid more than $110 million to Visa, MasterCard, American Express and other card associations to settle claims related to the breach.

In regard to the Global Payments breach, MASTERCARD (MA, Fortune 500) said it has alerted payment card issuers "regarding certain MasterCard accounts that are potentially at risk."

Visa (V, Fortune 500) released a statement saying it too has provided card issuers with notifications about accounts that could be affected. The issuers "can take steps to protect consumers through independent fraud monitoring and, if needed, reissuing cards," it said.

Both MasterCard and Visa emphasized that their own networks had not been penetrated.

Related story: How they've hacked you

DISCOVER (DFS, Fortune 500) and AMERICAN EXPRESS (AXP, Fortune 500) each released short statements saying they are aware of the situation and are monitoring customer accounts for suspicious activity.

In data breach situations, credit card companies generally offer affected customers fraud monitoring services at no cost -- and customers aren't on the hook for any fraudulent charges. The card issuers themselves are responsible for those costs.

QUESTIONS ABOUT INDUSTRY STANDARDS: Several security researchers said the breach is a prime example of why the current Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI-DSS) is inadequate.

"Expect to see yet another round of almost religious fervor in the debate over the real value of PCI-DSS," Geoff Webb, director of product marketing at data-protection company Credant Technologies, said in an email.

Cybercriminals "are constantly looking for opportunities to identify and attack sites where there is a weakness in security -- just like a predator looks out for the weakest member of the herd," he added.

Litan, the Gartner analyst, is skeptical about whether the credit card industry will invest the money and time required to switch to a more secure system, like "smart cards" embedded with chips, which are used in some foreign countries.

"It's cheaper for them to deal with these breaches than to make all those chip cards," Litan told CNNMoney. "We've had all of these breaches, but there have not been any significant attempts to change the situation. The information is easy to steal, and cards are easy to use, so it's like free money for criminals."

_-- CNN's Miguel Susana contributed_ [To top of page]

First Published: March 30, 2012: 1:25 PM ET

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

What does the text say about data?

answer: According to the text, Global Payment's breach may have compromised card information from all the top card brands. Visa has confirmed that the breach may have compromised credit and debit card information from all major card brands. However, per Visa, only it and Mastercard have been notified that their accounts may be affected as well. Visa, MasterCard, and American Express all emphasized that their own networks were not breached.

answer: According to the article, a data breach at a payments processing firm has been compromised.

text: The model's answer is lacking in details. The response given is vague and may not be sufficient for readers to understand. It also doesn't mention what payment processing firm was affected by the breach. The answer needs to include the necessary information to answer the question.

refinement: According to the article, a data breach at Global Payments has been compromised. Additionally, data from credit and debit cards may have been compromised in the data breach. The breach could be "massive" and expose more than 10 million card numbers. Furthermore, the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard is considered inadequate by some security researchers.

answer: The text says that data from credit and debit cards may have been compromised in a data breach by a payments processing firm. The breach could be "massive" and expose more than 10 million card numbers. The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard is considered inadequate by some security researchers.

answer: Data stolen in 2013 included email addresses and passwords, and it's thought that under the right circumstances, a heap of other personal information could be accessed. In this case, the original data theft involved credit card numbers and expiration dates. Some of the stolen information was made public, which was how majority of the people got ahold of the data, then the hackers exploited it by shopping online with the stolen data.

text: The model's response is not according to the information provided in the text. The model ought to stick with the details in the text to accurately answer the question.

refinement: According to the text, Global Payment's breach may have compromised card information from all the top card brands. Visa has confirmed that the breach may have compromised credit and debit card information from all other major card brands. Global Payments notified Visa and Mastercard that their accounts might be affected as well. Although, Visa, MasterCard, and American Express all emphasized that their networks were not breached. Nevertheless, the breach could be "massive" and expose more than 10 million card numbers. Furthermore, some security researchers consider the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard inadequate.

answer: The text says that data from credit and debit cards was potentially compromised in a breach at a payments processing firm. It does not say how much data was compromised or what kind of data was taken. A U.S. Secret Service spokesman said the agency is investigating the incident.

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

What does the text say about GPN?

answer: GPN stands for Global Payments. It processes payments. The text states that the breach was in early March and it was promptly reported. The breach is considered massive.

text: The answer does not extensively answer the question of what happened to GPN. This answer can be better if rewritten with relevant details from the text.

refinement: GPN stands for Global Payments. It's a company that is responsible for the processing of card payments. Earlier in March, according to the text's timeline, the company discovered a security breach. They confirmed that hackers may have accessed card data and are not sure how many accounts were affected. Immediately, GPN reported the security breach to the U.S Secret Service to investigate the matter. In conclusion, the breach is considered massive.

answer: GPN (Global Payments) is a company whose security was breached. It says it discovered the intrusion early in March and promptly notified others in the industry.

answer: Global Payments is a company that processes card transactions. It is a subsidiary of the Global Payment Systems, Inc. headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, US. Global Payments specializes in serving small merchants, like mom-and-pop businesses and local retailers. It services more than 130 countries and has branches in more than 50 countries.

text: The answer's extraneous details about GPN are irrelevant to what the text says about GPN. The model should stick to getting its answer from the information available in the text.

refinement: Global Payments is a company that processes card transactions. Earlier in March, according to the text's timeline, the company discovered a security breach. As a result, they confirmed that hackers may have accessed card data. Even though not clear how many accounts were affected by this hack, GPN reached out to the U.S Secret Service, and their spokesman stated that they had begun an investigation.

answer: GPN is a company that processes payments for credit and debit cards. A data breach at GPN has potentially compromised credit and debit card information from all major card brands. While the precise scope of the breach remains unknown, Visa has noted that all of the major card brands have been affected.

answer: GPN is a payments processing firm that has potentially had customers' credit and debit card information compromised. So far, Global Payments has not released any specifics about the breach.

text: The answer given does not entirely provide details about GPN and should include more information from the text.

refinement: GPN is a payments processing firm that has potentially had customers' credit and debit card information compromised. As a result, they confirmed that hackers may have accessed card data. Even though not clear how many accounts were affected by this hack, GPN reached out to the U.S Secret Service, and their spokesman stated that they had begun an investigation. So far, Global Payments has not released any specifics about the breach.

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

What does the text say about Global Payments transactions?

answer: Global Payments processed $167.3 billion worth of transactions in its last fiscal year. This ended on May 31, 2011. Global Payments also specializes in serving small merchants and local retailers.

answer: Global Payments processes credit and debit card transactions. The text reports that a data breach potentially compromised information regarding all major card brands. It is unclear how many accounts were affected or what kind of data was compromised.

text: The answer is supposed to explain what GPN's transaction is and not talk about the data breach. The response should be rewritten with the necessary details given in the text to answer the question.

refinement: Global Payments processes credit and debit card transactions. They processed $167.3 billion worth of transactions in its last fiscal year, which ended on May 31, 2011. Global Payments also specializes in serving small merchants like mom-and-pop businesses and local retailers.

answer: Global Payments specializes in processing card transactions. In a data breach, its customer's credit and debit card data may have been accessed.

answer: Global Payments processed $167.3 billion worth of transactions in its last financial year. It is not clear how many accounts were compromised at the time of the breach. The data breach occurred after negotiations between Global Payment and Visa to end their relationship because of Visa's decision to remove Global Payments from a list of preferred credit-card processors due to the breach. The breach affected all major card brands.

text: The text does not specify or indicate if the data breach occurred after Visa removed Global Payments from their preferred credit-card processors. The model's answer should withdraw that statement and rewrite for accuracy.

refinement: Global Payments processed $167.3 billion worth of transactions in its last financial year. It is not clear how many accounts were compromised at the time of the breach. Already, Visa had an ongoing negotiation with Global Payments to remove them from its list of preferred credit-card processors. However, the breach affected all major card brands, and the U.S Security Service had begun investigating the matter.

text: The model should give details about GPN's transaction business and not details about the data breach.

refinement: Global Payments processes credit and debit card transactions. They processed $167.3 billion worth of transactions in its last financial year, which ended on May 31, 2011. Global Payments also specializes in serving small merchants like mom-and-pop businesses and local retailers.

answer: Global Payments is a company that processes card transactions. They held a conference the next day to provide more details on the debacle, but they did not say how many accounts were affected or what kind of information was compromised when the data breach occurred in March.


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The FREMANTLE SYNAGOGUE is a heritage listed building located on South Terrace on the corner of Parry Street in Fremantle, Western Australia. It was the first synagogue built in Western Australia and was associated with Jewish community leaders and merchants in Fremantle at the end of the 19th century.[1][2] The building is also known as BEERS BUILDING.[3][4][5]

Use as a synagogue

Laurence Alexander, the manager of Falk and Company, was elected president of the first Jewish congregation established in Fremantle in August 1887. Henry Seeligson acted as lay reader, from September 1888 when weekly meetings were commenced[6] in the barracks on South Terrace.[7] Land was set aside for the purpose of building a synagogue in Fremantle in 1891.[8] The current site was vested with Elias Solomon and W.F. Samson as trustees for the Jewish congregation in April 1896.[9] A service with the Jewish Minister of Perth, Rabbi B. Freedman, was held at the synagogue site in 1897.[10] Fundraising for the synagogue was being held with a building committee formed in 1900, with plans being approved and put out for tender. In 1901 the synagogue president was Charles Nathan and the honorary minister was Elias Cohen.[11]

The building was designed by the architects, Oldham and Eales,[12][13] and built by J McCracken. The foundation stone was laid on 8 January 1902 by Solomon, by then the Federal Member for Fremantle, a former mayor of Fremantle and a trustee of the congregation.[14] The inscription on the stone reads:

  Fremantle Hebrew Congregation. This stone was laid by E. Solomon, Esq., J.P., M.P.. on January 8, 1902. Teves 29th, 5662. C. S. Nathan, President. Oldham and Eales, architects.[15]

The building was completed a few months later and a consecration service was held on 31 August 1902 led by the reader S. Miller who spoke

  Open unto the one the gates of the righteousness ; I will enter them and bless the Lord.

He then entered the synagogue followed by the wardens and proceeded to the ark reciting a prayer. They then circuited around the room three times chanting psalms, after which the Sefer Torah was placed in the ark and the perpetual lamp was lit. The remainder of the service was then held. The treasurer of the building fund, L. Alexander, then reported that the land had cost £1750, the building cost £850, making a total of £2600, on which there was a liability remaining of £500.[16][17]

By 1908 services were no longer held in the building and in 1910 the majority of the state's Jewish population had moved to Perth, joining the Perth Hebrew Congregation, and the synagogue was closed permanently.[18][19] Meetings among the community had been held in 1909 discussing the disposal of the property.[20]

Subsequent use

The building was sold in 1916[21] to the federal government for £850 as an annexe to the general hospital where it was converted into a ward.[22][23] It was later acquired by William Beer in 1922 and by 1924 he was operating an auction mart from the site.[24]

The Fremantle City Council acquired the building in 1969 and leased it for various commercial purposes including Barri's Rugs, a gallery, a clothing outlet named Skid Rose and various cafes. The Council sold the building in 2004.[25]

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title: Fremantle Synagogue

question: Who is the last owner of the building?

answer: The article doesn't mention whom the City Council sold the building to.

text: 'The Council sold the building in 2004' indirectly supports the answer.

answer: The building was sold in 2004 to an unknown buyer.

text: 'The Council sold the building in 2004' indirectly supports the answer.

answer: The Fremantle City Council

text: Incorrect. The Fremantle City Council sold the building in 2004.

refinement: The article doesn't mention whom the Fremantle City Council sold the building to.

answer: The last owner of the building is the Fremantle City Council.

text: Incorrect. The Fremantle City Council sold the building in 2004.

refinement: The article doesn't mention whom the Fremantle City Council sold the building to.

question: How many years after the formation of a Jewish congregation did the plans for a building begin?

answer: The plans for the building began in 1900, approximately 8 years after the formation of the Jewish congregation.

text: Incorrect. The first Jewish congregation is established in Fremantle in August 1887. Land was set aside for the purpose of building a synagogue in Fremantle in 1891.

refinement: The congregation was formed in 1887. The land was set aside in 1891. So, 4 years.

answer: The plans for a building began in 1900.

text: Incorrect and incomplete. The first Jewish congregation is established in Fremantle in August 1887. Land was set aside for the purpose of building a synagogue in Fremantle in 1891.

refinement: The congregation was formed in 1887. The land was set aside in 1891. So, 4 years.

answer: The congregation was formed in 1887. The land was set aside in 1891. So, 4 years.

text: It could be more precise.

refinement: The first congregation was formed in 1887. The land was set aside in 1891. So, 4 years.

answer: The plans for a building began in 1896.

text: Incorrect and incomplete. The first Jewish congregation is established in Fremantle in August 1887. Land was set aside for the purpose of building a synagogue in Fremantle in 1891.

refinement: The congregation was formed in 1887. The land was set aside in 1891. So, 4 years.

question: Briefly list the uses of the building.

answer: It was used as a synagogue, then as an annexe to the general hospital, and then as an auction mart.

text: The answer is incomplete.

refinement: It was used as a synagogue, then as an annexe to the general hospital, then as an auction mart, and then for various commercial purposes including Barri's Rugs, a gallery, a clothing outlet named Skid Rose, and various cafes.

text: 'annex', not 'annexe'

refinement: It was used as a synagogue, then as an annex to the general hospital, then as an auction mart, and then for various commercial purposes including Barri's Rugs, a gallery, a clothing outlet named Skid Rose, and various cafes.

text: 'It was the first synagogue built in Western Australia' is evidence that it was used as a synagogue.

text: 'The building was sold in 1916 to the federal government for £850 as an annexe to the general hospital' is evidence that it was used as an annexe to the general hospital.

text: 'It was later acquired by William Beer in 1922 and by 1924 he was operating an auction mart from the site.' is evidence that it was used as an auction mart.

answer: The building was originally used as a synagogue, but was later converted into a hospital ward. It was then used as a commercial space, including for various cafes. It was eventually sold by the Fremantle City Council.

text: The answer is incomplete.

refinement: The building was originally used as a synagogue, but was later converted into a hospital ward. It was then used as an auction mart, and then as a commercial space, including for various cafes. It was eventually sold by the Fremantle City Council.

text: un unnecessary comma

refinement: The building was originally used as a synagogue but was later converted into a hospital ward. It was then used as an auction mart, and then as a commercial space, including for various cafes. It was eventually sold by the Fremantle City Council.

text: 'It was the first synagogue built in Western Australia' is evidence that it was used as a synagogue.

text: 'The building was sold in 1916 to the federal government for £850 as an annexe to the general hospital' is evidence that it was used as an annexe to the general hospital.

text: 'The Fremantle City Council acquired the building in 1969 and leased it for various commercial purposes including Barri's Rugs, a gallery, a clothing outlet named Skid Rose and various cafes.' is evidence that it was used as a commercial space, including for various cafes.

answer: It was initially a synagogue. Then, it became a hospital ward. After that, William Beer used it to hold auction marts. After the City Council acquired it, it was used for various commercial purposes.

text: 'It was the first synagogue built in Western Australia' is evidence that it was used as a synagogue.

text: 'The building was sold in 1916 to the federal government for £850 as an annexe to the general hospital' is evidence that it was used as an annexe to the general hospital.

text: 'The Fremantle City Council acquired the building in 1969 and leased it for various commercial purposes including Barri's Rugs, a gallery, a clothing outlet named Skid Rose and various cafes.' is evidence that it was used as a commercial space.

answer:
The building was designed by the architects, Oldham and Eales, and built by J McCracken. The foundation stone was laid on 8 January 1902 by Solomon, by then the Federal Member for Fremantle, a former mayor of Fremantle and a trustee of the congregation. The inscription on the stone reads:

Fremantle Hebrew Congregation. This stone was laid by E. Solomon, Esq., J.P., M.P.. on January 8, 1902. Teves 29th, 5662. C. S. Nathan, President. Oldham and Eales, architects.

The building was completed a few months later and a consecration service was held on 31 August 1902 led by the reader S. Miller who spoke

Open unto the one the gates of the righteousness ; I will enter them and bless the Lord.

He then entered the synagogue followed by the wardens and proceeded to the ark reciting a prayer. They then circuited around the room three times chanting psalms, after which the Sefer Torah was placed in the ark and the perpetual lamp was lit. The remainder of the service was then held. The treasurer of the building fund, L. Alexander, then reported that the land had cost £1750, the building cost £850, making a total of £2600, on which there was a liability remaining of £500.

By 1908 services were no longer held in the building and in 1910 the majority of the state's Jewish population had moved to Perth, joining the Perth Hebrew Congregation, and the synagogue was closed permanently. Meetings among the community had been held in 1909 discussing the disposal of the property.

The building was sold in 1916 to the federal government for £850 as an annexe to the general hospital where it was converted into a ward. It was later acquired by William Beer in 1922 and by 1924 he was operating an auction mart from the site.

The Fremantle City Council acquired the building in 1969 and leased it for various commercial purposes including Barri's Rugs, a gallery, a clothing outlet named Skid Rose and various cafes. The Council sold the building in 2004.

text: It contains irrelevant facts: 'The building was designed by the architects, Oldham and Eales, and built by J McCracken. The foundation stone was laid on 8 January 1902 by Solomon, by then the Federal Member for Fremantle, a former mayor of Fremantle and a trustee of the congregation. The inscription on the stone reads: Fremantle Hebrew Congregation. This stone was laid by E. Solomon, Esq., J.P., M.P.. on January 8, 1902. Teves 29th, 5662. C. S. Nathan, President. Oldham and Eales, architects. The building was completed a few months later and a consecration service was held on 31 August 1902 led by the reader S. Miller who spoke Open unto the one the gates of the righteousness ; I will enter them and bless the Lord. He then entered the synagogue followed by the wardens and proceeded to the ark reciting a prayer. They then circuited around the room three times chanting psalms, after which the Sefer Torah was placed in the ark and the perpetual lamp was lit. The remainder of the service was then held. The treasurer of the building fund, L. Alexander, then reported that the land had cost £1750, the building cost £850, making a total of £2600, on which there was a liability remaining of £500. By 1908 services were no longer held in the building and in 1910 the majority of the state's Jewish population had moved to Perth, joining the Perth Hebrew Congregation, and the synagogue was closed permanently. Meetings among the community had been held in 1909 discussing the disposal of the property. The building was sold in 1916 to the federal government for £850 as an annexe to the general hospital where it was converted into a ward.' and 'The Council sold the building in 2004.'

refinement: Consecration service was held on 31 August 1902. By 1908 services were no longer held in the building and in 1910 the majority of the state's Jewish population had moved to Perth, joining the Perth Hebrew Congregation, and the synagogue was closed permanently. Meetings among the community had been held in 1909 discussing the disposal of the property. The building was sold in 1916 to the federal government for £850 as an annexe to the general hospital where it was converted into a ward. It was later acquired by William Beer in 1922 and by 1924 he was operating an auction mart from the site. The Fremantle City Council acquired the building in 1969 and leased it for various commercial purposes including Barri's Rugs, a gallery, a clothing outlet named Skid Rose and various cafes.

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refinement: Consecration service was held on 31 August 1902. By 1908 services were no longer held in the building and in 1910 the majority of the state's Jewish population had moved to Perth, joining the Perth Hebrew Congregation, and the synagogue was closed permanently. Meetings among the community had been held in 1909 discussing the disposal of the property. The building was sold in 1916 to the federal government for £850 as an annex to the general hospital where it was converted into a ward. It was later acquired by William Beer in 1922 and by 1924 he was operating an auction mart from the site. The Fremantle City Council acquired the building in 1969 and leased it for various commercial purposes including Barri's Rugs, a gallery, a clothing outlet named Skid Rose, and various cafes.

question: Why did the local Jewish congregation stop using the building?

answer: The local Jewish congregation stopped using the building because most of the state's Jewish population had moved to Perth, joining the Perth Hebrew Congregation.

text: The answer is implied not stated.

refinement: It is implied that the local Jewish congregation stopped using the building because most of the state's Jewish population had moved to Perth, joining the Perth Hebrew Congregation.

text: 'By 1908 services were no longer held in the building and in 1910 the majority of the state's Jewish population had moved to Perth, joining the Perth Hebrew Congregation, and the synagogue was closed permanently' implies the answer.

answer: The local Jewish congregation stopped using the building because they moved to Perth.

text: The answer is implied not stated.

refinement: It is implied that the local Jewish congregation stopped using the building because they moved to Perth.

text: most of them moved

refinement: It is implied that the local Jewish congregation stopped using the building because most of them moved to Perth.

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refinement: It is implied that the local Jewish congregation stopped using the building because most of them had moved to Perth.

text: 'By 1908 services were no longer held in the building and in 1910 the majority of the state's Jewish population had moved to Perth, joining the Perth Hebrew Congregation, and the synagogue was closed permanently' implies the answer.

answer: Most of them had moved to Perth.

text: The answer is implied not stated.

refinement: It is implied it was closed because most of them had moved to Perth.

text: 'By 1908 services were no longer held in the building and in 1910 the majority of the state's Jewish population had moved to Perth, joining the Perth Hebrew Congregation, and the synagogue was closed permanently' implies the answer.

answer: They moved to Perth.

text: The answer is implied not stated.

refinement: It is implied it was closed because they moved to Perth.

text: most of them moved

refinement: It is implied it was closed because most of them moved to Perth.

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refinement: It is implied it was closed because most of them had moved to Perth.

text: 'By 1908 services were no longer held in the building and in 1910 the majority of the state's Jewish population had moved to Perth, joining the Perth Hebrew Congregation, and the synagogue was closed permanently' implies the answer.

question: Write a ~6 sentence summary.

answer: The Fremantle Synagogue was built in 1902 as the first synagogue in Western Australia. It was later used as a hospital annexe before being sold to private owners in 2004.

text: It is not stated that it was sold to private owners.

refinement: The Fremantle Synagogue was built in 1902 as the first synagogue in Western Australia. It was later used as a hospital annexe before being sold in 2004.

text: It could be longer.

refinement: The Fremantle Synagogue was built in 1902 as the first synagogue in Western Australia. It was later used as a hospital annexe before being sold in 2004. It was built by the local Jewish congregation in the early 20th century. After most of the Jews in the are moved to Perth, the building was sold to the federal government in 1916. William Beer acquired it in 1922 to operate an auction mart. The Fremantle City Council bought the building in 1969 and used it for various purposes

text: 'annex' not 'annexe'

refinement: The Fremantle Synagogue was built in 1902 as the first synagogue in Western Australia. It was later used as a hospital annex before being sold in 2004. It was built by the local Jewish congregation in the early 20th century. After most of the Jews in the are moved to Perth, the building was sold to the federal government in 1916. William Beer acquired it in 1922 to operate an auction mart. The Fremantle City Council bought the building in 1969 and used it for various purposes

answer: The Fremantle Synagogue is a heritage listed building located on South Terrace on the corner of Parry Street in Fremantle, Western Australia. It was the first synagogue built in Western Australia and was associated with Jewish community leaders and merchants in Fremantle at the end of the 19th century. The building is also known as Beers Building.

answer: The Freemantle Synagogue is a heritage building on South Terrace on the corner of Parry Street in Fremantle, Western Australia. It was the first synagogue built in Australia. It was built by the local Jewish congregation in the early 20th century. After most of the Jews in the are moved to Perth, the building was sold to the federal government in 1916. William Beer acquired it in 1922 to operate an auction mart. The Fremantle City Council bought the building in 1969 and used it for various purposes until they sold it in 2004.

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The Fremantle Synagogue is a heritage listed building located on South Terrace on the corner of Parry Street in Fremantle, Western Australia. It was the first synagogue built in Western Australia and was associated with Jewish community leaders and merchants in Fremantle at the end of the 19th century. The building is also known as the Beers Building.

The building was designed by the architects, Oldham and Eales, and built by J McCracken. The foundation stone was laid on 8 January 1902 by Solomon, by then the Federal Member for Fremantle, a former mayor of Fremantle and a trustee of the congregation. The inscription on the stone reads: Fremantle Hebrew Congregation. This stone was laid by E. Solomon, Esq., J.P., M.P.. on January 8, 1902. Teves 29th, 5662. C. S. Nathan, President. Oldham and Eales, architects.

The building was completed a few months later and a consecration service was held on 31 August 1902 led by the reader S. Miller who spoke Open unto the one the gates of the righteousness; I will enter them and bless the Lord. He then entered the synagogue followed by the wardens and proceeded to the ark reciting a prayer. They then circuited around the room three times chanting psalms, after which the Sefer Torah was placed in the ark and the perpetual lamp was lit. The remainder of the service was then held. The treasurer of the building fund, L. Alexander, then reported that the land had cost £1750, the building cost £850, making a total of £2600, on which there was a liability remaining of £500.

text: It is longer than it is asked to be.

refinement: The Fremantle Synagogue is a heritage listed building located on South Terrace on the corner of Parry Street in Fremantle, Western Australia. It was the first synagogue built in Western Australia and was associated with Jewish community leaders and merchants in Fremantle at the end of the 19th century. The building is also known as the Beers Building. The building was designed by the architects, Oldham and Eales, and built by J McCracken. The foundation stone was laid on 8 January 1902 by Solomon, by then the Federal Member for Fremantle, a former mayor of Fremantle and a trustee of the congregation. The treasurer of the building fund, L. Alexander, then reported that the land had cost £1750, the building cost £850, making a total of £2600, on which there was a liability remaining of £500.

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refinement: The Fremantle Synagogue is a heritage-listed building located on South Terrace on the corner of Parry Street in Fremantle, Western Australia. It was the first synagogue built in Western Australia and was associated with Jewish community leaders and merchants in Fremantle at the end of the 19th century. The building is also known as the Beers Building. The building was designed by the architects, Oldham and Eales, and built by J McCracken. The foundation stone was laid on 8 January 1902 by Solomon, by then the Federal Member for Fremantle, a former mayor of Fremantle, and a trustee of the congregation. The treasurer of the building fund, L. Alexander, then reported that the land had cost £1750, the building cost £850, making a total of £2600, on which there was a liability remaining of £500.

text: minor coverage issue

refinement: The Fremantle Synagogue is a heritage-listed building located on South Terrace on the corner of Parry Street in Fremantle, Western Australia. It was the first synagogue built in Western Australia and was associated with Jewish community leaders and merchants in Fremantle at the end of the 19th century. The building is also known as the Beers Building. The building was designed by the architects, Oldham and Eales, and built by J McCracken. The foundation stone was laid on 8 January 1902 by Solomon, by then the Federal Member for Fremantle, a former mayor of Fremantle, and a trustee of the congregation. The treasurer of the building fund, L. Alexander, then reported that the land had cost £1750, the building cost £850, making a total of £2600, on which there was a liability remaining of £500. The Fremantle City Council bought the building in 1969 and used it for various purposes until they sold it in 2004.


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Calgary Transit responded to some disturbing graffiti at the Tuscany LRT Station Thursday night. WARNING: Offensive images and language.

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Racist and threatening words were spray painted on property and cars at the Tuscany LRT station Thursday. (CBC)

Calgary Transit responded to some disturbing graffiti at the Tuscany LRT Station Thursday night.

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Bhaveek Makan posted three images to Twitter Thursday evening showing spray painted comments disparaging to Syrian refugees and Muslims.

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Cars and property were spray painted with racist statements Thursday at the Tuscany LRT station. (CBC)

He says a friend took the photos but he drove to the LRT station to see them first-hand.

"Just a lot of ignorance and bad spelling," Makan said. "It's a really heartbreaking thing to see.... It's just sad."

'Very disappointed'

Several motorists had their cars spray painted, including Tuscany resident Brian Durocher.

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Brian Durocher's car was hit with racist graffiti Thursday at the Tuscany LRT station. (CBC)

"I have lived in Canada all of my life and we are a very tolerant society at least I think we are. To see things like that written on the side of my car, I am just very disappointed," Durocher said.

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Tuscany LRT station hit with racist graffiti Thursday. Police and transit are investigating. (CBC)

"This doesn't help, this just creates fear and I don't get it."

Calgary Transit spokesman Ron Collins says peace officers are dealing with it.

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Calgary transit says the graffiti will be removed ASAP. (CBC)

"We're moving very quickly. We will eradicate that graffiti ASAP," Collins said. "This is obviously unacceptable and we will be fully investigating when and why this happened."

'Disgusting,' says mayor

Mayor Naheed Nenshi tweeted about the incident shortly after the pictures surfaced, calling it "disgusting."

  @buzzbishop @TehBhav @calgarytransit the spelling or the sentiment? Both are disgusting.

  —@nenshi

It comes as Calgary prepares for the arrival of about 500 Syrian refugees by the end of the year as part of the federal government's resettlement plan.

  @CBCCalgary This is a threat of violence and should be taken seriously. We expect the @CalgaryPolice to investigate as possible hate crime.

  —@Amnamaq

Calgary police say they are investigating the incidents and have obtained video surveillance images from Calgary transit of possible suspects.

"At this time we believe this is an isolated incident," acting Sgt. Ray Kelly said.

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Calgary police acting Sgt. Ray Kelly says they now have video surveillance images of the vandalism suspects. (CBC)

But for Makan, who is agnostic, the graffiti doesn't change how he feels about Calgary.

"The city as a whole is amazing when it comes to accepting the refugees," Makan said.

"We are a welcoming city, this is what I think, and little things like this shouldn't paint a bad image on the city."

question: What is the story about?

answer: Racist graffiti at the Tuscany LRT station.

text: Racist and threatening words were spray painted on property and cars at the Tuscany LRT station Thursday.

answer: Disturbing graffiti was found at the Tuscany LRT Station in Calgary. The graffiti was racist and threatening to Syrian refugees and Muslims.

text: Racist and threatening words were spray painted on property and cars at the Tuscany LRT station Thursday.

answer: The story is about racist graffiti being spray painted at the Tuscany LRT station in Calgary, and the city's response to it.

text: Racist and threatening words were spray painted on property and cars at the Tuscany LRT station Thursday.

answer: The story is about racist graffiti that was found at the Tuscany LRT station Thursday night.

text: Racist and threatening words were spray painted on property and cars at the Tuscany LRT station Thursday.

question: Who posted pictures to Twitter?

answer: Bhaveek Makan

text: Bhaveek Makan posted three images to Twitter Thursday evening showing spray painted comments disparaging to Syrian refugees and Muslims.

answer: Bhaveek Makan

text: Bhaveek Makan posted three images to Twitter Thursday evening showing spray painted comments disparaging to Syrian refugees and Muslims.

answer: Bhaveek Makan posted three images to Twitter Thursday evening showing the racist graffiti at the Tuscany LRT station.

text: Bhaveek Makan posted three images to Twitter Thursday evening showing spray painted comments disparaging to Syrian refugees and Muslims.

answer: Bhaveek Makan

text: Bhaveek Makan posted three images to Twitter Thursday evening showing spray painted comments disparaging to Syrian refugees and Muslims.

question: On what was the graffiti painted?

answer: The graffiti was painted on cars and property.

text: Racist and threatening words were spray painted on property and cars at the Tuscany LRT station Thursday. (CBC)

answer: The graffiti was painted on cars and property at the Tuscany LRT station.

text: Racist and threatening words were spray painted on property and cars at the Tuscany LRT station Thursday. (CBC)

answer: Cars and property

text: Racist and threatening words were spray painted on property and cars at the Tuscany LRT station Thursday. (CBC)

answer: On cars and property at the Tuscany LRT station.

text: Racist and threatening words were spray painted on property and cars at the Tuscany LRT station Thursday. (CBC)

question: Who is quoted as saying, "This doesn't help, this just creates fear and I don't get it."

answer:
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Brian Durocher

answer: Brian Durocher

answer:
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Amnamaq is quoted as saying "This doesn't help, this just creates fear and I don't get it."

text: This is the wrong answer.

answer: A Calgary Transit spokesman, Ron Collins.

text: This is the wrong answer.

question: Write a ~3 sentence summary.

answer: Racist graffiti was found at the Tuscany LRT station Thursday night. The graffiti was directed at Syrian refugees and Muslims. Calgary Transit is investigating the incident.

answer: Disturbing graffiti was found at the Tuscany LRT Station in Calgary. The graffiti was racist and threatening to Syrian refugees and Muslims. The graffiti was found on cars and property.

answer: The article describes a racist graffiti incident at the Tuscany LRT station in Calgary. The graffiti was spray painted on cars and property. The graffiti was offensive and threatening.

answer: Racist graffiti was found at the Tuscany LRT station in Calgary Thursday night, targeting Syrian refugees and Muslims. Calgary Transit and police are investigating, and say the incident is likely an "isolated" one. Mayor Naheed Nenshi has condemned the graffiti as "disgusting."


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CATHERINE WEINZAEPFLEN (born 1 July 1946, Strasbourg) is a French writer

Biography

Weinzaepflen spent her childhood in Alsace and the Central African Republic, studied literature in Strasbourg and lives in Paris since 1977. She made many trips to the Middle East (Turkey, Afghanistan, Iran, Pakistan) which, like Africa, permeate her books.

With Christiane Veschambre, she created and co-directs the literary magazine _Land_ (1981-1984). In 1986, birth of his daughter Fanny whose father is the painter Michel Potage. From 1990 to 2000, she regularly stayed in Los Angeles, and from 2010 to 2014 in Sydney.

She is a member of the Reading Committee of Flammarion (1991-1993), then a member of the Commission Poésie of the Centre national du livre (2003–2006). She has created writing workshops that she continues to lead (École supérieure des Arts décoratifs de Strasbourg, 1996–2010 ) ; École spéciale d'architecture de Paris (since 2004). She regularly collaborates with the _CCP_ (_Cahier Critique de Poésie_).

Bibliography

Poetry

-   1976: _L'Eau jaune_, éditions Traboule
-   1977: _Dans le texte_, éditions La Main Bleue
-   1977: _La Distance intime_, éditions Coprah
-   1980: _Cracher l'Afrique_, Atelier de l'Agneau (Belgium)
-   1989: _Les Maisons_, Spectres familiers
-   2000: _Les Mains dans le jaune absent_, followed by _York &_, Le Scorff
-   2008: _Le Temps du tableau_, Editions Des femmes-Antoinette Fouque
-   2012: _Ode à un kangourou_, Editions de l'Attente
-   2013: ''Ô l'explosion des poppies, ''Editions de l'Attente
-   2015: _avec Ingeborg,_ Editions Des femmes- Antoinette Fouque

Novels

-   1977: _Isocelles_, Des Femmes
-   1978: _La Farnésine, jardins_, Des Femmes
-   1983: _Portrait et un rêve_, Flammarion, (Prix France Culture)
-   1985: _Am See_, Flammarion; L'Atelier des Brisants; Des femmes-Antoinette Fouque, 2007 (radio drama for France Culture broadcast in 1979 under the title _La Parole nomade_)
-   1985: _Totem_, Flammarion, (selected for the prix Médicis)
-   1989: _L'Ampleur du monde_, Flammarion
-   1992: _D'où êtes-vous ?_, Flammarion
-   2002: _Ismaëla_, L'Atelier des Brisants
-   2003: _Allée des Géants_, L'Atelier des Brisants
-   2004: _La Place de mon théâtre_, Farrago
-   2006: _Orpiment_, Des Femmes–Antoinette Fouque
-   2012: _Celle-là_, Des femmes-Antoinette Fouque
-   2014: _La Vie sauve,_ Des femmes-Antoinette Fouque

Theatre

-   1985: _Danube jaune_ (commissioned by the Comédie-Française), mise-en-scène at Centre Pompidou

Texts

-   1975: « Entre ON et OFF », in _Marguerite Duras_, éditions Albatros
-   1980: « Fin de repas à China Cafe », in _Manger_, éditions Yellow Now
-   various articles in the magazines _Minuit, Traverses, Autrement (Paris mode d'emploi), Première Livraison, Anima, Land, Incendits_ (Belgium), _Recueil, Jungle, Faire-Part, Murs murs, Temporali_ (Italy), _If, Action poétique_, etc.

Translations

-   From English
    -   _A Moon for the Misbegotten_ by Eugene O'Neill, directed by at Festival d'Avignon and at Théâtre national de Chaillot, 1987
    -   _Le Filon_ by Tom Raworth, éditions CIPM/Spectres familiers, 1991
    -   _Poèmes_ by Elizabeth Bishop, _If_ n° 22
    -   _Poèmes_ by Denise Levertov, _Action poétique_ n° 173
-   From German
    -   _Le Bonheur sur la colline_ by (collective translation), éditions Al Dante
    -   _Poèmes_ by Rose Ausländer, _If_ n° 27
    -   _Poèmes_ by Christine Lavant and Ingeborg Bachmann, _Action poétique_ n° 193 and _If_ n° 32

Cinema

-   _Avenue of the Giants_ (script), adaptation of the novel _Allée des Géants_
-   Chronique _Cinéma & cinémas_ in the magazine _Action poétique_ (2003–2005)

Literary prizes

-   1983 : Prix France Culture for _Portrait et un rêve_
-   1985 : Bourse de la Fondation Cino Del Duca
-   2006 : Prix Brantôme for _Orpiment_

Bibliography

-   Catherine Weinzaepflen, in __, vol. 39, p. 4143
-   Catherine Weinzaepflen in ''Le Dictionnaire universel des Créatrices, ''vol. 3, p. 4564

title: Catherine Weinzaepflen

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

Which countries or areas of the world have a great impact on Catherine Weinzaepflen's writing?

answer: The French Central African Republic, Turkey, Afghanistan, Iran, and Pakistan, all of which converged in her book, L'Afrique.

answer: Africa (Central African Republic) and the Middle East (Turkey, Afghanistan, Iran, Pakistan).

answer: Weinzaepflen spent her childhood in Alsace and the Central African Republic, and has gone on travels in Turkey, Afghanistan, Iran, Pakistan. These places likely have a great impact on her writing.

answer: Africa, the Middle East, and Central African Republic

text: Central African Republic is unnecessary.

answer: The Middle East and Africa have a great impact on Weinzaepflen's writing.

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

Is Weinzaepflen married?

answer: It is not explicitly answered.

answer: No, Weinzaepflen is not married.

text: It is not mentioned in the article, the answer should reflect this.

answer: Unclear. There is no mention of a husband. However, it can be inferred that she might have a child: "with Christiane Veschambre, she created and co-directs the literary magazine "Land" (1981-1984), birth of his daughter Fanny whose father is the painter, Michel Potage".

text: The answer is stronger with a reported version of the quote. 'In 1986, birth of his (her) daughter Fanny whose father is the painter Michel Potage.'

refinement: Unclear. There is no mention of a husband. However, it can be inferred that she might have a child in 1986 with painter Michel Portage.

text: There is a potential typo in the article 'his' should be 'her.' 'In 1986, birth of his (her) daughter Fanny whose father is the painter Michel Potage.'

answer: No.

text: It is unclear from the article, this answer is too certain.

answer: No, Weinzaepflen is not married.

text: This answer is too certain, the article does not say.

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

At the time of the article, how many novels has Weinzaepflen written?

answer: 6 novels

text: Incorrect. The answer is 13.

answer: Catherine Weinzaepflen has written four novels.

text: Incorrect. She has written 13 novels.

refinement: Catherine Weinzaepflen has written thirteen novels at the time of this article.

answer: Catherine Weinzaepflen has written five novels.

text: Incorrect. She has written thirteen novels.

refinement: Catherine Weinzaepflen has written thirteen novels.

answer: seven

text: Incorrect. She has written 13 novels.

answer: 13.

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

Which languages does she translate from?

answer: Catherine Weinzaepflen translates from English, German, and Italian.

text: There is o mention of Italian translation in the article.

refinement: Catherine Weinzaepflen translates from English and German.

answer: She does translations in English and German.

answer: She translates from English, German, and Italian.

text: There is no mention of translation into Italian in the article.

answer: Weinzaepflen translates from English, German, and Italian.

text: There is no mention of translation into Italian in the article

refinement: Weinzaepflen translates from English, German.

answer: English and German.

question: Write a ~1 sentence summary.

answer: The text is about Catherine Weinzaepflen, a French writer.

answer: This article is about, Catherine Weinzaepflen said to be a French writer.

answer: Catherine Weinzaepflen is a French writer whose works are steeped in travel and cultural exchange. She has won several prizes and translated works from English and German.

text: Two sentences. Easy edit to turn it into one sentence.

refinement: Catherine Weinzaepflen is a French writer whose works are steeped in travel and cultural exchange, she has won several prizes and translated works from English and German.

answer: Catherine Weinzaepflen is a French writer. Her books combine poetry, fiction, and theatre. Her work has garnered numerous awards.

text: Three sentences that can be turned into one.

refinement: Catherine Weinzaepflen is a French writer whose books combine poetry, fiction, and theatre, wich has garnered numerous awards.

answer: The text is about Catherine Weinzaepflen, a French writer.


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„Purge it!“ Ramsey looked down to the screen. His fingertips hovered above a small rectangle which would unleash hell. Again, the sharp voice cut through the mayhem on the bridge. „Commander, I need your acknowledgement. Purge it!" Since the spaceship was already shaking from missile hit after missile hit, nobody noticed his trembling hand.
His gaze wandered a little higher to the massive observation window. The curvature could clearly be seen, seperating ground and heaven. Ramsey remembered being down there once, sitting in a space port with some friends from the academy and listening to an interesting history talk.

He had purged a moon six months before. There were riots on the small colony Triton-4, and Benson had ordered the same command. It was just a small colony. But together with the eight other colonies on the moon they were building a new jumpgate in Neptun's orbit. The first one was fully operational and orbiting Uranus, about 12 billion spacemen had already traveled to their new homes a few dozen lightyears away. It was a slow process, and an expensive one. Luckily the people on the surfaces volunteered for the hard work – at least all the officers told so.

But now he was in doubt. A big fleet of construction ships was hovering near the sun, ready to install the solar panels for the giant Dyson sphere. Ramsey hadn't fully grasped the concept, but it was something like a bubble around the sun. It would still let some light pass through, but could harness the energy and solve all their energy problems.
Somehow, the people down their didn't like that and broke the 70 year long peace by blowing two of the construction ships up. Things escalated quickly and a week later the Omega's weapon systems were programmed to destroy 500 million km², ready to tansform the surface into a billowing, red-glowing mass.

Their spaceship was built for only one thing: Annihilating surfaces. With a length of 327 meters it carried an arsenal of the most devastating weapons ever created, and after its deployment the third world war came to a grinding halt. That was 90 years ago, and while much bigger ships were built, all of them combined still couldn't match the unique firepower of the Omega.
It was a tool of peace and stability, his captain said. Ramsey remembered watching the surface of Triton evaporate under their glowing beams and heavy bombardement, but he didn't feel peaceful at all.

"Shield system critical", the computer voice rattled. They could sustain the attack for another minute, maybe two. Unless he touched the small rectangle. But he couldn't do it. "Captain, this is insane. We can't decide the fate of 9 billion people." - "We can, and we must. As they shot our unarmed construction ships down, they knew what they did. And you know what to to, acknowledge my order and purge those surfacemen!" Captain Benson clenched her fist. "Commander, now!"
Surely she was right. Her orders came directly from the artificial intelligence, and it had never been wrong. If he touched the rectangle, he would be the hero of the day and the war was over. But if he didn't, the missiles from the surface would break their shield in a few seconds and then their armored hull in a few more. There was no more time to think. His finger jerked down.

In a millisecond, the computer scanned his DNA and initalized the launch process. "Authentication phrase", chattered the computer voice. Ramsey stared through the observation window at the soft glow of the atmosphere.   The authentication phrase glared in his thoughts like the sun. He chose it a long time ago, as he visited the planet. It was after a history talk – maybe an hour long and illustrated with lots of pictures. Beautiful pictures from the ancient times. Their history. Slowly, he uttered the authentication phrase. "Earth ... is ... beautiful."

title: I don't like happy ends [~650 words]

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

Summarize the source of tension in the story.

answer: The source of tension in the story is the protagonist's moral dilemma between honoring a command to annihilate a civilization on its surface and preserving the people below.

answer: Commander Ramsey is in charge of a spacecraft, and the sole purpose of this spacecraft is to purge large surfaces. Though the Commander has done this before, his order to purge a planet or moon (it is not entirely made clear in the story) comes as a surprise to his subordinates. Ramsey and his crew are in danger due to some missiles headed their way, and their only defense is to purge what they are looking at-possibly the sun, it seems.

text: The response misses to mention that they have already been hit with missiles.

refinement: Commander Ramsey is in charge of a spacecraft, and the sole purpose of this spacecraft is to purge large surfaces. Though the Commander has done this before, his order to purge a planet or moon (it is not entirely made clear in the story) comes as a surprise to his subordinates. Ramsey and his crew are in danger after being hit by missiles and more headed their way, and their only defense is to purge what they are looking at-possibly the sun, it seems.

answer: Due to construction ships as targets for angry spacemen, drones and missiles have been sent to the spacecraft, so that the commander will have to engage them. Commander Ortiz is reluctant to do so, as he wants to do everything he can to avoid killing his fellow people on the planet. The mission is protected by the heaviest weapon ever created, the OMG, which has unprecedented firepower.This could destroy an entire planet if Ortiz presses the button to exterminate the opposing force. Till the end, he thinks it's a matter of verification and authentication, until the AI forces him to press the button and a starship lands on the planet to terraform it into a red-glowing mass of lava.

text: The response inaccurately mentions the Commander as Ortiz instead of Ramsey.

refinement: Due to construction ships as targets for angry spacemen, drones and missiles have been sent to the spacecraft, so that the commander will have to engage them. Commander Ramsey is reluctant to do so, as he wants to do everything he can to avoid killing his fellow people on the planet. The mission is protected by the heaviest weapon ever created, the OMG, which has unprecedented firepower.This could destroy an entire planet if Ramsey presses the button to exterminate the opposing force. Till the end, he thinks it's a matter of verification and authentication, until the AI forces him to press the button and a starship lands on the planet to terraform it into a red-glowing mass of lava.

text: The response incorrectly mentions the heavy weapon as "OMG" instead of the "Omega".

refinement: Due to construction ships as targets for angry spacemen, drones and missiles have been sent to the spacecraft, so that the commander will have to engage them. Commander Ramsey is reluctant to do so, as he wants to do everything he can to avoid killing his fellow people on the planet. The mission is protected by the heaviest weapon ever created, the Omega, which has unprecedented firepower.This could destroy an entire planet if Ramsey presses the button to exterminate the opposing force. Till the end, he thinks it's a matter of verification and authentication, until the AI forces him to press the button and a starship lands on the planet to terraform it into a red-glowing mass of lava.

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

refinement: Due to construction ships as targets for angry spacemen, drones and missiles have been sent to the spacecraft, so that the commander will have to engage them. Commander Ramsey is reluctant to do so, as he wants to do everything he can to avoid killing his fellow people on the planet. The mission is protected by the heaviest weapon ever created, the Omega, which has unprecedented firepower.This could destroy an entire planet if Ramsey presses the button to exterminate the opposing force.

answer: The source of tension in the story is whether or not to purge a surface colony, even though there will be many lives lost. Ramsey is torn between doing the right thing and betraying his morals, and on the other side Captain Benson argues that the surface colony must be purged for the greater good of all people. Ultimately, Ramsey violates his morals, and the surface colony is destroyed.

answer: Tension is created for Ramsey and the reader in the story with the heaviness of the decision he is forced to make. The construction ships up in space, tasked with building the solar panel for the Dyson sphere, are caught in a war by the people living on the nine billion humans' planet. This planet is Earth, and Ramsey is forced, after hearing the captain's orders, to either kill all of the people on Earth or the planet gets destroyed. The thing that makes the decision difficult, but ultimately not in question, is the fact that the planet is where Ramsey grew up and raised a family. He decides to not kill the humans on Earth, in the hopes that they will not kill his entire planet.

text: The response mentions the planet to be destroyed is Earth, however it is not clear.

refinement: Tension is created for Ramsey and the reader in the story with the heaviness of the decision he is forced to make. The construction ships up in space, tasked with building the solar panel for the Dyson sphere, are caught in a war by the people living on the nine billion humans' planet. Ramsey is forced, after hearing the captain's orders, to either kill all of the people on Earth or the planet gets destroyed. The thing that makes the decision difficult, but ultimately not in question, is the fact that the planet is where Ramsey grew up and raised a family. He decides to not kill the humans on Earth, in the hopes that they will not kill his entire planet.

text: The response mentions that Ramsey was given a choice, however he was forced to purge the planet.

refinement: Tension is created for Ramsey and the reader in the story with the heaviness of the decision he is forced to make. The construction ships up in space, tasked with building the solar panel for the Dyson sphere, are caught in a war by the people living on the nine billion humans' planet. Ramsey is forced, after hearing the captain's orders, to destroy the planet. The thing that makes the decision difficult, but ultimately not in question, is the fact that the planet is where Ramsey grew up and raised a family. He decides to not kill the humans on Earth, in the hopes that they will not kill his entire planet.

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

refinement: Tension is created for Ramsey and the reader in the story with the heaviness of the decision he is forced to make. The construction ships up in space, tasked with building the solar panel for the Dyson sphere, are caught in a war by the people living on the nine billion humans' planet. Ramsey is forced, after hearing the captain's orders, to destroy the planet.

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

Summarize the theme of this story.

answer: The theme of this story is the unavoidable, inevitable toll of war and the gray areas that soldiers must face in order for the greater good to come about.

text: The response misses to mention the dilemma Commander Ramsey is in and having to obey orders he thinks is the wrong thing to do.

refinement: The theme of this story is the unavoidable, inevitable toll of war and the gray areas that soldiers must face in order for the greater good to come about. Commander Ramsey faces a dilemma in having to obey an order and purging billions of people while he thinks it is the wrong thing to do.

answer: The theme of this story is unclear.

text: The response misses to mention the dilemma Commander Ramsey is in and having to obey orders he thinks is the wrong thing to do.

refinement: Commander Ramsey faces a dilemma in having to obey an order and purging billions of people while he knows it is the wrong thing to do.

answer: The theme of this story is deciding the fate of millions, often with violent intentions and unsettling consequences. The central conflict is between honoring the lives of the millions on the surface and upholding the violence which could end their lives. Through the commander's struggle, the story explores both his internal uncertainty and his subordination to the artificial intelligence's dictates. The story ultimately concludes that decisions made with such massive implications must be made with utmost care and consideration, and that even the most horrifying of occurrences may eventually present a glimmer of hope.

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

refinement: The theme of this story is deciding the fate of millions, often with violent intentions and unsettling consequences. The central conflict is between honoring the lives of the millions on the surface and upholding the violence which could end their lives. Through the commander's struggle, the story explores both his internal uncertainty and his subordination to the artificial intelligence's dictates.

answer: The theme of this story is the price of winning. The numbers thrown out in this story are massive-in the trillions-and Ramsey is saddled with the task of trying to conceive of ending that many lives in order to persevere. This is an extremely high cost, but it also seems that lives in space are numerous and expendable-the Commander thinks about how billions were able to escape his last purge.

text: The response mentions the story involves trillions, however only billions are mentioned in the text.

refinement: The theme of this story is the price of winning. The numbers thrown out in this story are massive-in the billions-and Ramsey is saddled with the task of trying to conceive of ending that many lives in order to persevere. This is an extremely high cost, but it also seems that lives in space are numerous and expendable-the Commander thinks about how billions were able to escape his last purge.

answer: The overall theme seems to be around cloning and science fiction.


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_ISOCTENUS_ is a genus of South American wandering spiders first described by Philipp Bertkau in 1880.[1]

Species

it contains fifteen species found in Brazil and Argentina:[2]

-   _Isoctenus areia_ Polotow & Brescovit, 2009 – Brazil
-   _Isoctenus charada_ Polotow & Brescovit, 2009 – Brazil
-   _Isoctenus corymbus_ Polotow, Brescovit & Pellegatti-Franco, 2005 – Brazil
-   _Isoctenus coxalis_ (F. O. Pickard-Cambridge, 1902) – Brazil
-   _Isoctenus eupalaestrus_ Mello-Leitão, 1936 – Brazil
-   _Isoctenus foliifer_ Bertkau, 1880 (type) – Brazil
-   _Isoctenus griseolus_ (Mello-Leitão, 1936) – Brazil
-   _Isoctenus herteli_ (Mello-Leitão, 1947) – Brazil
-   _Isoctenus janeirus_ (Walckenaer, 1837) – Brazil
-   _Isoctenus malabaris_ Polotow, Brescovit & Ott, 2007 – Brazil
-   _Isoctenus minusculus_ (Keyserling, 1891) – Brazil
-   _Isoctenus ordinario_ Polotow & Brescovit, 2009 – Brazil, Argentina
-   _Isoctenus segredo_ Polotow & Brescovit, 2009 – Brazil
-   _Isoctenus strandi_ Mello-Leitão, 1936 – Brazil
-   _Isoctenus taperae_ (Mello-Leitão, 1936) – Brazil

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title: Isoctenus

question: How many species does the genus contain?

answer: 15

answer: There are fifteen species in the genus Isoctenus.

answer: 15

answer: The genus contains fifteen species.

question: Where are these spiders found?

answer: The spiders are found in Brazil and Argentina.

answer: The Isoctenus spiders are found in Brazil and Argentina.

answer: In Brazil and Argentina.

answer: In Brazil and Argentina.

question: Who first described them?

answer: Philipp Bertkau.

answer: Philipp Bertkau

answer: Philipp Bertkau

answer: The genus Isoctenus was first described by Philipp Bertkau in 1880.

question: When was the genus described?

answer: The genus was described in 1880.

answer: In 1880.

answer: The genus was described in 1880.

answer: The genus _Isoctenus_ was first described by Philipp Bertkau in 1880.

question: Write a ~3 sentence summary.

answer: Isoctenus is a genus of South American wandering spiders. The genus has 15 species. They were first described in 1880 by Philipp Bertkau.

answer: Isoctenus is a genus of South American wandering spiders first described by Philipp Bertkau in 1880. It contains fifteen species found in Brazil and Argentina. The genus contains the following species: Isoctenus areia, Isoctenus charada, Isoctenus corymbus, Isoctenus coxalis, Isoctenus eupalaestrus, Isoctenus foliifer, Isoctenus griseolus, Isoctenus herteli, Isoctenus janeirus, Isoctenus malabaris, Isoctenus minusculus, Isoctenus ordinario, Isoctenus segredo, and Isoctenus taperae.

answer: The genus Isoctenus contains fifteen species of South American wandering spiders. They are found in Brazil and Argentina, and include species such as I. areia, I. charada, and I. coxalis.

answer: Isoctenus is a genus of South American wandering spiders first described by Philipp Bertkau in 1880. It contains fifteen species found in Brazil and Argentina.


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Alexandria[1] | related-c = Overseas Chinese | native_name = | native_name_lang = | languages = | related_groups = }}

CHINESE PEOPLE IN EGYPT form one of the smaller groups of overseas Chinese; however, they are a very diverse community with a history reaching back for over a century.[2]

Students

Egypt, and specifically Cairo's Al-Azhar University, has long been an important destination for Chinese Muslims seeking Islamic learning. The earliest Chinese government-sponsored students to attend Al-Azhar were a group of four sent in 1931.[3] However, individual Chinese scholars, such as Yusuf Ma Dexin, the first translator of the meanings of the Qur'an into Chinese, had been going to Al-Azhar on their own as early as the 19th century.[4] The Republic of China (1912–49) sent Hui Muslims like Muhammad Ma Jian and other Hui Muslim students to study at Al-Azhar in Egypt.[5] The Fuad Muslim Library in China was named after Fuad I of Egypt by the Chinese Muslim Ma Songting.[6]

Imam Wang Jingzhai studied at Al-Azhar University in Egypt along with several other Chinese Muslim students, the first Chinese students in modern times to study in the Middle East.[7] Wang recalled his experience teaching at madrassas in the provinces of Henan (Yu), Hebei (Ji), and Shandong (Lu) which were outside of the traditional stronghold of Muslim education in northwest China, and where the living conditions were poorer and the students had a much tougher time than the northwestern students.[8] In 1931 China sent five students to study at Al-Azhar in Egypt, among them was Muhammad Ma Jian and they were the first Chinese to study at Al-Azhar.[9][10][11][12] Na Zhong, a descendant of Nasr al-Din (Yunnan) was another one of the students sent to Al-Azhar in 1931, along with Zhang Ziren, Ma Jian, and Lin Zhongming.[13]

A Hadith(),(It is not a real Hadith but was a popular slogan among Arabic speakers in Middle East in the 19th-20th centuries. It spread to China via Hui Muslim students like Muhammad Ma Jian who studied at Al-Azhar in Egypt) a saying of the prophet Muhammad, spread to China, which says “Loving the Motherland is equivalent to loving the Faith” () ( __).[14][15]

Hui Muslim General Ma Bufang and his retinue including Ma Chengxiang moved to Egypt before being appointed as ambassador to Saudi Arabia. Exchanges were interrupted during the Cultural Revolution, but resumed in 1981; the group of ten sent from China to Al-Azhar that year included three Uyghurs, six Hui, and one Kazakh. By 1992, that number had reached thirty-four students, of whom twenty-eight were Uyghurs.[16] , there were about 300 international students from China in Egypt, of who the major portion were studying at Al-Azhar.[17] China also provides scholarships to students at other universities, such as Cairo University; some students privately complain that the Chinese government prefers to sponsor those studying science and place various obstacles in the way of those studying religion.[18]

Migrant workers

Chinese construction companies began making inroads in Egypt in the early 1980s, soon after the reform and opening up of China's economy; they were able to underbid local construction companies by importing labourers from China, despite high unemployment in Egypt. Chinese workers have a reputation for being skillful, diligent, and efficient. Dru C. Gladney states that the number of Chinese construction workers in Egypt peaked between 1985 and 1987, at about 10,000 people, but declined again to around 5,000 by 1992.[19]

Traders and entrepreneurs

Individual Chinese traders and entrepreneurs began arriving in Egypt in the late 1990s and early 2000s; they came largely from Zhejiang, Fujian, and the Northeast. They commonly open businesses in the restaurant, garment, and telecommunications sectors. Many of their restaurants serve Cantonese cuisine due to its popularity among Egyptians, though there are few migrants actually from Guangdong.[20]

As of June 2008, the more than 500 Chinese companies in Egypt had invested a total of US$450 million of capital. Manufacturing products in Egypt allows them to take advantage of cheap local electricity and water, as well as local labour which may actually be cheaper than that of China in some sectors, such as garments.[21]

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[8] ed. Kurzman 2002, p. 373.

[9] “China Magazine, Volumes 6-7” 1941, p. 21.

[10] “China at War, Volume 6” 1941, p. 21.

[11] “Asia and the Americas, Volume 42, Issues 1-6” 1942, p. 21.

[12] “Asia, Volume 42” 1942, p. 21.

[13] 编导：韩玲 (Director: Han Ling) 摄像：李斌 (Photography: Li Bin) (央视国际 (CCTV international)). 2005年02月24日 16:22.

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title: Chinese people in Egypt

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

What has been an important destination for Chinese Muslims?

answer: Al-Azhar University in Cairo, Egypt has been an important destination for Chinese Muslims seeking Islamic learning.

answer: Egypt.

text: There is a whole section dedicated to the reason many Chinese Muslims have made this historical trek. Below I have included the university and the city.

refinement: An important destination for Chinese Muslims is Al-Azhar University in Cairo.

answer: Cairo's Al-Azhar University in Egypt for Islamic learning.

answer: An important destination for Chinese Muslims is Al-Azhar University in Cairo. The earliest Chinese government-sponsored students to attend Al-Azhar were a group of four sent in 1931. Hui Muslim students like Muhammad Ma Jian have been attending Al-Azhar since the 19th century. Chinese students also commonly attend Al-Azhar University. There are currently 300 international students from China studying in Egypt. Additionally, Chinese businesses in Egypt commonly open businesses in the restaurant, garment, and telecommunications sectors.

text: I think this includes some extraneous information-I don't think you need to include all this.

refinement: An important destination for Chinese Muslims is Al-Azhar University in Cairo. The earliest Chinese government-sponsored students to attend Al-Azhar were a group of four sent in 1931.

answer: Egypt and specifically Cairo's Al-Azhar University

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

Summarize China's construction influence in Egypt.

answer: Chinese construction companies began making inroads into Egypt soon after the reforms to China's economy. These underbid Egyptian construction companies by importing skilled Chinese labourers. The skill and diligence of the Chinese meant they were able to underbid their competitors despite high unemployment in Egypt. Chinese workers reached a company peak in Egypt between 1985 and 1987. However, they didn't decline soon after and the numbers actually remained high for around another 10 years.

answer: Chinese construction companies have made inroads in Egypt since the 1980s due to their ability to underbid local construction companies by importing Chinese labourers. Their main areas of investment include the restaurant, garment, and telecommunications sectors. As of June 2008, more than 500 Chinese companies had invested a total of US$450 million in capital in Egypt.

answer: Since the 1980s, Chinese construction companies have made inroads in Egypt by employing Chinese workers despite high unemployment in Egypt. These workers are generally known for their skill and efficiency. Chinese entrepreneurs have also entered Egypt, primarily opening businesses in the restaurant, garment, and telecommunications sectors. Overall, Chinese investment in Egypt amounts to $450 million thus far.

answer: China began constructing inroads in Egypt in the early 1980s, underbidding local construction companies by importing laborers from China.

answer: China's construction companies began making inroads in Egypt in the early 1980s and usually employed Chinese labourers to work for a lower cost despite high unemployment in Egypt. This led to a peak of about 10,000 workers in Egypt by 1985 to 1987. In the early 2000s, China invested in the neo-classical Egypt Mall in Cairo, which went on to open in late 2004.

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

Explain the type of businesses Chinese traders and entrepreneurs open in Egypt.

answer: Chinese businessmen in Egypt mainly open businesses in the restaurant, garment, and telecommunications sectors. This is due to the cheap local electricity and water, as well as the cheap local labor.

answer: They commonly open businesses in the restaurant, garment, and telecommunications sectors. Chinese restaurants often serve Cantonese cuisine, which is popular among their customers for one; however, there aren't many Chinese anyway. The cheap local electricity and workforce give them an edge over locally based companies, and they also may actually be cheaper than Chinese based companies in some sectors.

answer: Chinese traders and entrepreneurs open businesses in the restaurant, garment, and telecommunications sectors. This enables them to take advantage of cheap local electricity and water, as well as local labor which may actually be cheaper than that of China in some sectors.

answer: Chinese traders and entrepreneurs commonly open businesses in the restaurant, garment, and telecommunications sectors.

answer: They commonly open businesses in the restaurant, garment and telecommunication sectors.

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

How much have Chinese companies invested in Egypt?

answer: Over US$450 million has been invested by Chinese companies in Egypt.

text: As of June 2008, the more than 500 Chinese companies in Egypt had invested a total of US$450 million of capital.

answer: Together, Chinese companies have invested $450 million.

text: As of June 2008, the more than 500 Chinese companies in Egypt had invested a total of US$450 million of capital.

answer: More than 500 Chinese companies in Egypt have invested a total of US$450 million of capital.

text: As of June 2008, the more than 500 Chinese companies in Egypt had invested a total of US$450 million of capital.

answer: As of June 2008, the more than 500 Chinese companies in Egypt had invested U.S. $450 million in capital.

text: As of June 2008, the more than 500 Chinese companies in Egypt had invested a total of US$450 million of capital.

answer: Chinese companies have invested US $450 million in Egypt.

text: As of June 2008, the more than 500 Chinese companies in Egypt had invested a total of US$450 million of capital.

question: Write a ~3 sentence summary.

answer: This article details some history and information on the Chinese diaspora in Egypt, of whom some have formed a community dating back to the 19th century. Obstacles have been placed for students studying religion at Egypt's Al-Azhar University, and other universities, but as of 2007, there were more than 500 Chinese companies in Egypt, investing $450 million in the country's capital, despite the restrictions.

answer: Chinese people form one of the smaller groups of Overseas Chinese living in Egypt. Educational opportunities, such as at Al-Azhar University, attracted Chinese Muslim students in the early 20th century. The number of migrant workers and entrepreneurs increased from the 1990s onward due to low costs in the Egyptian economy.

answer: Chinese people living in Egypt consist of students, migrant workers, and entrepreneurs. A variety of Chinese groups have been in Egypt for over a century, primarily attracted by Islamic religious education at Al-Azhar University and the construction sector. Chinese entrepreneurs also take advantage of cheaper labour and resources in Egypt.

answer: The principle focus of this brief article is Chinese people in Egypt. Chinese people in Egypt form one of the smaller groups of overseas Chinese. One of the first groups of Chinese overseas sent to study abroad at ancient strains was sent to Al-Azhar University in Cairo, Egypt.

answer:
Egypt has become an important destination for the Chinese. From students learning Islam to companies constructing roads with cheap Chinese labor.
More than 500 companies have invested a total of US$450 million in Egypt.

text: Grammar.

refinement:
Egypt has become an important destination for the Chinese-from students learning Islam to companies constructing roads with cheap Chinese labor.
More than 500 companies have invested a total of US$450 million in Egypt.


text:
Racism properly belongs in a galaxy long, long ago and far, far away, especially since the “Star Wars” universe features humans, Gungans, Droids, Ewoks and Wookiees.

However, some racists are drawing the line at Asians and are having a hard time dealing with the fact that Vietnamese-American actress Kelly Marie Tran is starring in scenes of the film “Star Wars: The Last Jedi” as Rose Tico.

Last week, someone changed the Rose Tico page on the “Star Wars”-oriented Wookieepedia website to feature a character description that can only be described as flat out racist.

The page text has since been changed back to the original character description, but the screenshot below shows the offensive entry, which includes changing the character’s name to “Ching Chong Wing Tong” and referring to her as “stupid, autistic and retarded.”

Screenshot

FANDOM, the company behind the page, has removed the vandalism and closed off the Rose Tico page from further editing.

In addition, the person who posted the offensive entry has been banned from using Wookieepediaor any other FANDOM wikis, according to Newsweek.

“FANDOM has a zero tolerance policy for vandalism, inclusive of racism and harassment,” the company told Newsweek. “The wiki admins take this very seriously and took the steps to resolve this situation as quickly as possible, including escalation to our team, and subsequent lockdown. This lockdown will remain for the foreseeable future and we will be closely monitoring activity on this wiki.”

There has also been racist trolling of Tran on Twitter, including alt-right internet personality Paul Ray Ramsey who attempted to make fun of the actress’ body with this tweet.

  — RAMZPAUL (@ramzpaul) December 19, 2017

Ramsey’s nastiness inspired other comments of the same ilk. However, other fans were quick to call out the racism.

  While she’s counting all the bank she’s just made, you’ll still be jerking off to your box set of Frazier. The white fragility is too real. 😂😂😂 pic.twitter.com/tVRRBCa67U

  — HARUTO (@LimoJohnson) December 20, 2017

  Hello sir. You are a shithead.

  — Jon 🏒 (@28Loki) December 20, 2017

  You actually could have won the role of Snoke without having to wear makeup.

  — Raymondovitch 🐘 (@boredonliner) December 20, 2017

Tran is the first woman of color to play a leading role in a “Star Wars” movie. Most fans of the series are enjoying her performance as she discovered recently when she overheard a few talking about her character. She talked about the kind comments on Instagram.

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

Which movie is Kelly Marie Tran starring in?

answer: "Star Wars: The Last Jedi"

answer: Star Wars: The Last Jedi.

answer: "Star Wars: The Last Jedi

answer: Star Wars: The Last Jedi.

answer: Kelly Marie Tran is starring in "Star Wars: The Last Jedi" as Rose Tico.

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

Who is the person behind the offensive post?

answer: It isn't clear from the text.

answer: Information not found.

answer: A banned user on the Wookieepedia website posted the offensive entry about Rose Tico.

answer: This information can't be found.

answer: The person behind the offensive post was a racist who changed the Rose Tico page on the "Star Wars" oriented Wookieepedia website to feature a character description that can only be described as flat out racist. The person has since been banned from using Wookieepedia or any other FANDOM wikis.

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

What role is Marie playing in the movie?

answer: Rose Tico is a leading role in "Star Wars: The Last Jedi." Racists are upset with the casting of an Asian actress and have taken to using offensive language and comments about her on websites and social media.

text: Add in clause plus copula comma to describe

refinement: She is playing Rose Tico, a leading role in "Star Wars: The Last Jedi."

answer: She is playing the role of Rose Tico.

answer: The Vietnamese-American actress Kelly Marie Tran is starring in scenes of the film "Star Wars: The Last Jedi" as Rose Tico.

answer: She is playing Rose Tico.

answer: She is playing the role of Rose Tico in the film Star Wars: The Last Jedi.

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

Did the post follow a public roar against the racist comments?

answer: Yes. Some fans were quick to call out the racism.

answer: Yes, the post indicates that the vandalism of the 'Rose Tico' page on the 'Star Wars'-oriented Wookieepedia website included comments that were racist in nature. In addition, the person who posted the offensive entry has been banned from using Wookieepedia or any other FANDOM wikis. The post indicates that fans of the series were quick to call out the racism.

answer: While some people participated in trolling the actress on Twitter along with Paul Ray Ramsey, others were quick to call out the racism.

answer: Yes. The post reports that someone changed the Rose Tico page on a “Star Wars” wiki site to include an offensive description of the character. The post also reports that the person who made the post has been banned from making any edits to the page. The post also mentions that racist trolling has occurred on Twitter aimed at Tran.

answer: Yes.

question: Write a ~5 sentence summary.

answer: Star Wars is a popular movie series featuring aliens and humans. They have recently changed the leading female character "Rose Tico". A lot of RW fans are excited about Kelly Marie Tran in the role of Rose, however some racists have a problem with her. Last week they expressed their displeasure by changing the textbook entry of Rose Tico. However, Wookieepedia immediately deleted this post as soon as they discovered racism.

answer: Many racists are having a hard time dealing with the fact that Vietnamese-American actress Kelly Marie Tran is starring in scenes of the film, "Star Wars: The Last Jedi". Recently, a racist entry was posted on the Wookieepedia site for Rose Tico, Tran's character in the film. FANDOM has removed the vandalism and banned the offending user from using the site. In addition, Tran has been targeted with racist trolling on Twitter, including alt-right internet personality Paul Ray Ramsey who attempted to make fun of her body. Despite the racism, many fans are speaking out against the attacks on Tran.

answer:
Kelly Marie Tran, an actress, is playing a role in the new Star Wars series. However, some racist people are unable to accept a Vietnamesewoman in Star Wars and are claiming that the actress is not Asian.

Recently, someone wrote a racist post about Kelly Marie and have described her in a very insulting way, claiming that she is a stupid autistic, retarded person and calling her Ching Chong Wing Tong.

After this information gained attention, fans of Kelly Marie stood up for her and blocked this person and also reported the incident to Kelly Marie herself. Touched by the responses, Mary decided to share the positive experiences in her own way.

text: Vitenamese woman is two words

refinement:
Kelly Marie Tran, an actress, is playing a role in the new Star Wars series. However, some racist people are unable to accept a Vietnamese woman in Star Wars and are claiming that the actress is not Asian.

Recently, someone wrote a racist post about Kelly Marie and have described her in a very insulting way, claiming that she is a stupid autistic, retarded person and calling her Ching Chong Wing Tong.

After this information gained attention, fans of Kelly Marie stood up for her and blocked this person and also reported the incident to Kelly Marie herself. Touched by the responses, Mary decided to share the positive experiences in her own way.

answer:
As the Vietnamese-American actress, Kelly Marie Tran plays the role of Rose Tico in Star Wars: The Last Jedi, some people have passed racist comments. A character description of Rose Tico on the Wookieepedia paged has been changed to something that is outright racist.

The company behind the page, FANDOM, has banned the person who posted the comment from using any of their FANDOM wikis. The company has also proclaimed that their admins took serious steps to resolve the situation.

Tran is the first woman of color to play a leading role in a Star Wars movie.

answer: Recently, someone vandalized the entry page of Vietnamese-American actress Kelly Marie Tran, who is starring in scenes for the film "Star Wars: The Last Jedi." The person behind the vandalism changed the character's name to "Ching Chong Wing Tong" and referred to her as "stupid, autistic and retarded." The vandalism was quickly removed and the person who posted the entry has been banned. In addition, there has been racist trolling of Tran on Twitter. Overall, fans are excited to see Tran in the film and appreciate her portrayal of Rose Tico.