Input: [Amabel] Since we loved [Thomas Hardy] Robert Bridges [Before and after summer]

Output: O fair to see

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Input: [Amabel] So I have faired [Thomas Hardy] Thomas Hardy [Before and after summer]

Output: Earth and Air and Rain

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Input: [Amabel] Songs of Hiems and Ver [Thomas Hardy] William Shakespeare [Before and after summer]

Output: Love�s Labours Lost

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Input: [Amabel] Song for Moth [Thomas Hardy] William Shakespeare & Anon [Before and after summer]

Output: Love�s Labours Lost

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Input: [Amabel] Summer schemes [Thomas Hardy] Thomas Hardy [Before and after summer]

Output: Earth and Air and Rain

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Input: [Amabel] To a poet [Thomas Hardy] James Elroy Flecker [Before and after summer]

Output: To a poet

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Input: [Amabel] To Joy [Thomas Hardy] Edmund Blunden [Before and after summer]

Output: O fair to see

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Input: [Amabel] To Lizbie Brown [Thomas Hardy] Thomas Hardy [Before and after summer]

Output: Earth and Air and Rain

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Input: [Amabel] Too short time [Thomas Hardy] Thomas Hardy [Before and after summer]

Output: Before and after summer

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Input: [Amabel] Transformations [Thomas Hardy] Thomas Hardy [Before and after summer]

Output: A Young Mans Exhortation

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Input: [Amabel] Two lips [Thomas Hardy] Thomas Hardy [Before and after summer]

Output: I said to love

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Input: [Amabel] Voices from things growing in a churchyard [Thomas Hardy] Thomas Hardy [Before and after summer]

Output: By footpath and stile

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Input: [Amabel] Waiting Both [Thomas Hardy] Thomas Hardy [Before and after summer]

Output: Earth and Air and Rain

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Input: [Amabel] When I consider [Thomas Hardy] John Milton [Before and after summer]

Output: Two Sonnets

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Input: [Amabel] When I set out for Lyonnesse [Thomas Hardy] Thomas Hardy [Before and after summer]

Output: Earth and Air and Rain

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Input: [Amabel] Where the picnic was [Thomas Hardy] Thomas Hardy [Before and after summer]

Output: Before and after summer

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Input: [Amabel] Who is Silvia? [Thomas Hardy] William Shakespeare [Before and after summer]

Output: Let us garlands bring

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Input: [Amabel] Wonder [Thomas Hardy] Thomas Traherne [Before and after summer]

Output: Dies Natalis

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Input: [Word] Ignoranus (n.) [Exact Match Volume] 480 [Definition]

Output: An individual who is both stupid and an asshole

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Input: [Word] Cashtration (n.) [Exact Match Volume] 91 [Definition]

Output: The act of buying a house, which renders the subject financially impotent for an indefinite period of time

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Input: [Word] Intaxication (n.) [Exact Match Volume] 110 [Definition]

Output: Euphoria at getting a tax refund, which lasts until you realize it was your money to start with

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Input: [Word] Reintarnation (n.) [Exact Match Volume] 210 [Definition]

Output: Coming back to life as a hillbilly

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Input: [Word] Bozone (n.) [Exact Match Volume] 1,900 [Definition]

Output: The substance surrounding stupid people that stops bright ideas from penetrating. The bozone layer, unfortunately, shows little sign of breaking down in the near future

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Input: [Word] Foreploy (n.) [Exact Match Volume] 46 [Definition]

Output: Any misrepresentation of yourself for the purpose of getting laid

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Input: [Word] Giraffiti (n.) [Exact Match Volume] 390 [Definition]

Output: Vandalism spray painted very, very high

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Input: [Word] Sarchasm (n.) [Exact Match Volume] 1,000 [Definition]

Output: The gulf between the author of sarcastic wit and the person who doesn’t get it

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Input: [Word] Inoculatte (n.) [Exact Match Volume] 36 [Definition]

Output: To take coffee intravenously when you are running late

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Input: [Word] Osteopornosis (n.) [Exact Match Volume] 46 [Definition]

Output: A degenerate disease

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Input: [Word] Karmageddon (n.) [Exact Match Volume] 1,600 [Definition]

Output: It’s like, when everybody is sending off all these really bad vibes, right? And then, like, the Earth explodes and it’s like, a serious bummer

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Input: [Word] Decafalon (n.) [Exact Match Volume] 210 [Definition]

Output: The grueling event of getting through the day consuming only things that are good for you

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Input: [Word] Glibido (n.) [Exact Match Volume] 58 [Definition]

Output: All talk and no action

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Input: [Word] Dopeler Effect (n.) [Exact Match Volume] 63 [Definition]

Output: The tendency of stupid ideas to seem smarter when they come at you rapidly

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Input: [Word] Arachnoleptic Fit (n.) [Exact Match Volume] 91 [Definition]

Output: The frantic dance performed just after you’ve accidentally walked through a spider web

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Input: [Word] Beelzebug (n.) [Exact Match Volume] 170 [Definition]

Output: Satan in the form of a mosquito that gets into your bathroom at 3 in the morning and cannot be cast out

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Input: [Word] Caterpallor (n.) [Exact Match Volume] 16 [Definition]

Output: The color you turn after finding half a worm in the fruit you’re eating

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Input: [Kalimat Aktif] The teacher will help me [Kalimat Pasif]

Output: I will be helped by the teacher

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Input: [Kalimat Aktif] The teacher can help me [Kalimat Pasif]

Output: I can be helped by the teacher

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Input: [Kalimat Aktif] The teacher should help me [Kalimat Pasif]

Output: I should be helped by the teacher

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Input: [Kalimat Aktif] The teacher ought to help me [Kalimat Pasif]

Output: I ought to be helped by the teacher

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Input: [Kalimat Aktif] The teacher must help me [Kalimat Pasif]

Output: I must be helped by the teacher

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Input: [Kalimat Aktif] The teacher has to help me [Kalimat Pasif]

Output: I has to be helped by the teacher

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Input: [Kalimat Aktif] The teacher may help me [Kalimat Pasif]

Output: I may be helped by the teacher

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Input: [Kalimat Aktif] The teacher might help me [Kalimat Pasif]

Output: I might be helped by the teacher

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Input: [What?] emails [Will migration work?]

Output: yes

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Input: [What?] folders and sub-folders [Will migration work?]

Output: yes

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Input: [What?] attachments [Will migration work?]

Output: yes

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Input: [What?] mailing lists [Will migration work?]

Output: yes, but needs manual input

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Input: [What?] address book [Will migration work?]

Output: yes

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Input: [What?] signatures [Will migration work?]

Output: yes, but needs manual input

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Input: [What?] mail templates [Will migration work?]

Output: Yes

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Input: [What?] filters [Will migration work?]

Output: No

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Input: [-] - asleep, draped over whatever is at hand [A cat balancant]

Output: A cat crashant


Input: [-] - leaping up int the air front paws outstretched to snag an insect or cat toy out of the air [A cat balancant]

Output: A cat friskant


Input: [-] - head up, tail up, yowling to be fed. This could also be described as "a cat lobbyant" [A cat balancant]

Output: A cat in its anticipation


Input: [-] - like a cat meatloaftant q.v. but in a box or basket that it has discovered [A cat balancant]

Output: A cat in its satisfaction


Input: [-] - sejant affronty, pulled up tight with the tail coiled around the feet and the eyes closed [A cat balancant]

Output: A cat in its vanity


Input: [-] - head down, body tensed, tail straight out, eyes all buggy like when the cat is trying to sneak up on a bird or rodent [A cat balancant]

Output: A cat lurkant


Input: [-] - couchant, eyes closed, tail coiled around the feet [A cat balancant]

Output: A cat meatloafant


Input: [-] - asleep in a ball [A cat balancant]

Output: A cat nappant in annulo


Input: [-] - working over a scratching post or the back of the sofa [A cat balancant]

Output: A cat scratchant


Input: [-] - head down, tail up, yawning [A cat balancant]

Output: A cat stretchant


Input: [-] - licking the front paw. This could also be described as "a cat in it's pride" since every cat owner knows that three quick licks to the paw or shoulder means "Stop laughing! I meant to do that!" [A cat balancant]

Output: A cat washant


Input: [-] - a kitten on its back, waving its paws in the air hopelessly immeshed in an unravelled ball of yarn [A cat balancant]

Output: A kitten in its foolishness


Input: [Orange] Green [Hot] 100%

Output: The perfect relationship with the same sign. You have the same emotions and natures. Beware of similarities pushing you apart and competing, otherwise this should be an intense and great relationship.

This is an exciting relationship, with similar emotions and interests enabling understanding of each other, but dissimilar enough for them to be exciting. Worth pursuing.


Input: [Orange] Light Green [Hot] Harmonious

Output: There is a lot of appreciation between the two and collaboration is easy. Should be a doddle, but with everything do not take each other for granted.

This is an exciting relationship, with similar emotions and interests enabling understanding of each other, but dissimilar enough for them to be exciting. Worth pursuing.


Input: [Orange] Yellow [Hot] Opposites Attract

Output: The two signs are opposites. It is a very emotional relationship with a lot of frustration and intriguing al at once. A worthy challenge.

This is an exciting relationship, with similar emotions and interests enabling understanding of each other, but dissimilar enough for them to be exciting. Worth pursuing.


Input: [Orange] Light Grey [Hot] Really

Output: You don't really understand each other. A lot of work will be required for this to work. Is it worth the effort?

This is an exciting relationship, with similar emotions and interests enabling understanding of each other, but dissimilar enough for them to be exciting. Worth pursuing.


Input: [Orange] Grey [Hot] Paradox

Output: If there is an attraction it will be forever, but the two signs are too dissimilar for there to be any reason for the attraction to occur. This relationship requires a lot of work.

This is an exciting relationship, with similar emotions and interests enabling understanding of each other, but dissimilar enough for them to be exciting. Worth pursuing.


Input: [Orange] Red [Hot] Clash

Output: This relationship is a challenge, with frequent clashes and a lot of misunderstanding. Best avoided!

This is an exciting relationship, with similar emotions and interests enabling understanding of each other, but dissimilar enough for them to be exciting. Worth pursuing.


Input: [Suffix] -algia [Meaning] pain [Example]

Output: talalgia ankle


Input: [Suffix] -cele [Meaning] hernia [Example]

Output: gastrocele stomach


Input: [Suffix] -dynia [Meaning] pain, swelling [Example]

Output: urodynia urine


Input: [Suffix] -ectasis [Meaning] dilation, expansion [Example]

Output: bronchiolectasis bronchus


Input: [Suffix] -(a)emia [Meaning] blood [Example]

Output: leuk(a)emia white


Input: [Suffix] -gen [Meaning] producing, beginning [Example]

Output: carcinogen cancer


Input: [Suffix] -iasis [Meaning] abnormal condition, formation of, presence of [Example]

Output: cholelithiasis gall stone


Input: [Suffix] -itis [Meaning] inflammation [Example]

Output: hepatitis stomach


Input: [Suffix] -malacia [Meaning] softening [Example]

Output: osteomalacia bone


Input: [Suffix] -megaly [Meaning] enlargement [Example]

Output: splenomegaly spleen


Input: [Suffix] -oid [Meaning] resemble [Example]

Output: fibroid fibres


Input: [Suffix] -oma [Meaning] tumour [Example]

Output: adenoma gland


Input: [Suffix] -osis [Meaning] abnormal condition, [Example]

Output: dermatosis skin


Input: [Suffix] -pathy [Meaning] disease [Example]

Output: nephropathy kidney


Input: [Suffix] -penia [Meaning] decrease, deficiency [Example]

Output: erthyropenia red (cell)


Input: [Suffix] -phagia [Meaning] eating, swallowing [Example]

Output: dysphagia difficult


Input: [Suffix] -phasia [Meaning] speech [Example]

Output: aphasia without


Input: [Suffix] -plegia [Meaning] paralysis, stroke [Example]

Output: hemiplegia half


Input: [Suffix] -phobia [Meaning] fear [Example]

Output: acrophobia heights


Input: [Suffix] -ptosis [Meaning] prolapse, falling dropping [Example]

Output: blepharoptosis eyelid


Input: [Suffix] -rrhage [Meaning] burst forth [Example]

Output: haemorrhage blood


Input: [Suffix] -rrhea [Meaning] discharge, flow of watery stools [Example]

Output: diarrhea


Input: [Suffix] -rrhexis [Meaning] rupture [Example]

Output: enterorrhexis intestines


Input: [Suffix] -sclerosis [Meaning] hardening [Example]

Output: artheriosclerosis joints


Input: [Suffix] -spasm [Meaning] involuntary contraction, twitching [Example]

Output: bronchospasm bronchus


Input: [Comic] Astro Chicken [Episode] Hot Buttered Ed [Description]

Output: Probably about a chicken in space.

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Input: [Comic] Astro Zombie [Episode] 3 Squares and an Ed [Description]

Output: Seen as part of the Papier-mâché on the Volcano Vacuum. It may be in the same series as Astro Chicken.

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Input: [Comic] Big Stink [Episode] Hand Me Down Ed [Description]

Output: Seen in Sarah's room after Ed was there. It has a picture of a dog on the cover, so it may be a comic that has dogs in it.

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Input: [Comic] Brain Eater [Episode] Unknown [Description]

Output: Probably about a monster/alien that feeds on brains.

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Input: [Comic] Comic Book [Episode] Smile for the Ed [Description]

Output: Seen in Eddy's locker. It may be a collection of short comics and other graphic stories similar to Comix.

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Input: [Comic] Comix [Episode] Several [Description]

Output: Probably a collection of various comics and short graphic stories.

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Input: [Comic] The Curse of Evil Tim [Episode] It Came From Outer Ed [Description]

Output: Appears to be about a humanoid creature with sharp fingers or claws, who may be a bounty hunter for Hades. It appears to have Aztec and Greek mythology. The curse itself apparently summons a massive gathering of crows.

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Input: [Comic] Marlene of the Deep [Episode] Little Ed Blue [Description]

Output: Might be about a water monster, as tentacles were mentioned.

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Input: [Comic] Night of Terror [Episode] Boom Boom Out Goes the Ed [Description]

Output: Apparently a horror comic. The issue that was seen had a story about mole mutants, which, when combined with a blackout and Ed's overactive imagination, led to the entire cul-de-sac being thrown into a panic.

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Input: [Comic] No-Body Creature From Galaxy (a series) [Episode] The Eds are Coming [Description]

Output: A comic on Ed's desk. It may be a comic based on the same premise as that of the below mentioned No-Body Man.

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Input: [Comic] No-Body Man [Episode] Who Let the Ed In? [Description]

Output: Seems to be about an invisible man.

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Input: [Comic] Pancreas Squad [Episode] The Eds are Coming [Description]

Output: Seen briefly in Ed's room. Might be about a sapient group of pancreata.

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Input: [Comic] Return of Zorba [Episode] Brother, Can You Spare an Ed? [Description]

Output: Probably the sequel to Zorba.

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Input: [Comic] Revolt of The Rotting Brains [Episode] Ed, Edd n Eddy's Big Picture Show [Description]

Output: It is about a rotting brain's revolt. According to Ed, the comic is a classic, as it is more than ten years old. It contains the Lemon Brook Gag Factory's advertisement.

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Input: [Comic] Robo Battle [Episode] Hot Buttered Ed [Description]

Output: Might be about a battle between robots.

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Input: [Comic] Shadow Eater [Episode] Boom Boom Out Goes the Ed [Description]

Output: Could possibly be about a dark figure who rises from the grave and feasts on shadows.

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Input: [Comic] Square Dancers From the Outer Reaches [Episode] The Eds are Coming [Description]

Output: It seems to be about a giant square dancing robot/alien that has heat vision and has gone haywire, destroying a city in the late 19th to early 20th century time period. It is part of the Shocking Fantasy brand. It is unknown how the plot relates to the title, or even what the plot is; the above hypothesis is purely based on the cover picture and a few seen panels.

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Input: [Comic] Tales of Putridity: Inappropriate Pinchers From Beyond [Episode] The Eds are Coming [Description]

Output: Might be about a race of aliens that pinch people. Appears to be part of a series, as another one with an unspecified title appeared on the floor in Ed's room.

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Input: [Comic] Vault of Science: Attack of the Space Nose Miner [Episode] The Eds are Coming [Description]

Output: Seems to be about a species of extraterrestrials that mine the noses of humans.

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Input: [Comic] UFO [Episode] All Eds Are Off [Description]

Output: Briefly seen in Ed's locker occasionally.

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Input: [Comic] Zombie Aliens from Planet Rubark [Episode] Mentioned in The Eds are Coming [Description]

Output: None Given

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Input: [Comic] Zombie Party [Episode] Who's Minding the Ed? [Description]

Output: Possibly about a group of zombies having a party or similar event.

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Input: [Comic] Zorba [Episode] Is There an Ed in the House? [Description]

Output: Could possibly be about a creature based on Greek culture.

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Input: [From:] Stallings Funeral Home, P.A. [Message]

Output: We offer our most sincere condolences for your loss.

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Input: [From:] Deborah Spitzinger [Message]

Output: My warmest thoughts and prayers go to the family of Jackie. I am so saddened by this unexpected loss and please know that I am thinking of all.

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Input: [From:] Erin Ballantyne Granzow [Message]

Output: Jackie, you are beautiful. My heart aches for Brandee and Nicholas and your family. I will miss you dearly you crazy girl! You are a breath of fresh air and the life of the party. Last time I got to see you we were eating crabs together at Skipper's Pier. I will keep your laugh and your voice close to my heart. We'll meet again someday, girlfriend. Rest in peace. xoxo

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Input: [From:] Nancy and Ken Libertini [Message]

Output: Dear Dotty and Family, We are so sad to learn of this loss. Please know that you are in our thoughts and prayers during this time. We are willing to do anything that might help you. We care and send you our love. Nancy and Ken Libertini

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Input: [From:] Dawn & Jack Cobb - Huntingtown, MD [Message]

Output: Dottie & Kenny - We are so sorry for your loss. You and your family are in our thoughts and prayers.

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Input: [From:] Stephen Williams [Message]

Output: Dot/Kenny/Joanne/KJ/ the Decaturs and the rest of Jackie's love ones my thoughts and prayers are for the pain of your loss to bearable as I know it is difficult. You all are like family to me and I will miss seeing Jackie at the family gatherings. Please know that I am here for you. Sincerely, Steve

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Input: [From:] Annette [Message]

Output: My thoughts and prayers are with you and yours.

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Input: [From:] Angela Nodland [Message]

Output: Dottie, Prayers are being said, dear friend. I hold you in my heart. Angela

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Input: [From:] Betty Ann Bostic [Message]

Output: My condolences and love to Dottie and family. Although it has been many years that I have seen Jackie she will be sadly missed.

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Input: [From:] Traci & Dan Peters [Message]

Output: Jackie - You will be missed so very much. I will miss that beautiful smile and those big brown eyes! Not to mention your laugh. My love to DW, Brandee, Nicholas, Dottie, KJ, Kenny, Joanne,and the rest of Jackie's family. May God bless you. Jackie, you will live in my heart always....I love you.

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Input: [From:] Leslie Tavenner [Message]

Output: Dottie, I am praying for you and your family, with love.

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Input: [From:] Crystal Stephey [Message]

Output: Jackie, I am going to miss you! My last memory is when everyone came over to celebrate my promotion and all the encouragement you gave. I know you are in a much better place with no pain! For the family, You will be in my thoughts and prayers, especially Brandee and Nicholas! You were your mother's most prized posessions. She loved you so much and even though it may be a difficult time for you both right now, carry her love in your heart.

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Input: [From:] Ronnie&Francine Wronowicz- Wilm,De. [Message]

Output: Fergi,Della We are so sorry for you and your family's loss. You are in our thoughts and prayers.Please call if we can do anything,We Love You!

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Input: [From:] Jennifer Suite [Message]

Output: Dottie, I told you I don't know what to say and I still don't. Girlfriend, I'm praying for comfort for you and your family. I'm here if you need anything.

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Input: [From:] Theresa Mullican [Message]

Output: Dear Family and Friends of Jackie... My thoughts and prayers are with you during this sad time.

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Input: [From:] Jen Dodohara [Message]

Output: Dottie and family, My sincere condolences for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with your family.

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Input: [From:] Cheryl & Tommy Baez [Message]

Output: Dottie, Kenny and family - Our hearts are so heavy for you at this moment. Know that you are surrounded by those who are here willing to support you. Keep the joys close and let them carry you through.

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Input: [From:] Pat Bridge [Message]

Output: My prayers and sympathy go out to Jackie's family. Brandee and Nicholas, your mom was a special person who always cared about others. She was so proud of you both. I'll never forget the many days at work listening to her talk with so much energy and excitement about the accomplishments going on in your lives. Jackie, your smile, your laugh and your energy will be missed.

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Input: [From:] Angela and Frankie Huskey [Message]

Output: Please know that even thought we have not spoken in a while when we heard of Jackie passing we wanted to let you know that you are all in our thoughts and prayers. also Dot mom sends hugs and would like you to call her if you need anything.

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Input: [From:] Nicole Fichter Nyberg [Message]

Output: To Jackie's family, My thoughts and prayers are with you. Jackie and I were in the same graduating class at Seton. I hadn't seen her since we were in our early 20s, but recently reconnected with her through Facebook. What I remember most about Jackie was how funny she was and her wonderful, contagious laugh! I am deeply sorry for your loss. May your memories of Jackie bring you comfort, now and always. God bless you and God bless Jackie. Sincerely, Nicole Fichter Nyberg Seton Class of 1987

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Input: [From:] Carolyn Lenz [Message]

Output: Uncle Kenny, Dottie, KJ & Joanne you are in my thoughts and prayers. God Bless you and keep you during this difficult time.

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Input: [From:] Judy and Bud Anderson [Message]

Output: Dear DW, Dela and children, We are so sad to know of Jackie's death. I remember when she was a little girl. We will keep you all in our prayers and hearts. Lots of love to all of you.

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Input: [From:] Mary and Chris Lawrence [Message]

Output: Dottie and Kenny. our thoughts and prayers are with you in this sad time. Please know that if there is anything you need just call. we love you and are thinking of you.

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Input: [From:] Mary Lou Temple [Message]

Output: So very sorry for your loss. God bless your family.

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Input: [From:] David and Barbara Lingle [Message]

Output: Our heartfelt sympathy to you and your family during this difficult time. Try to find comfort in your special memories and the happy times you shared. If there's anything that we can do, especially at a later time, please call.

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Input: [From:] Debi Tomlinson, President USW Local 985 Tampa, Fl [Message]

Output: I would like to thank the family for allowing me the opportunity to share in the life of Jackie; she was not only a very devoted Union Member but a very good friend of mine. We would laugh and joke about work and about how we were raised. She would often comment on how her father had instilled good work ethics in her and the belief that everyone needed to be treated fairly and honestly. I was very proud of her and had almost had her convinced to be one of my Union Stewards as she was a very strong Union supporter. She will be greatly missed by all of us here in Tampa.

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Input: [From:] nick skinner [Message]

Output: God bless all the family,from all of us at Dulaney Valley.

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Input: [From:] Tracy @ Dulaney Valley Memorial Gardens [Message]

Output: Wacky Jackie...she will be missed. Her vivacious personality caused those around her to smile, laugh & sometimes shake their heads. She was one-of-a-kind! My heart goes out to her family & friends at this sad, SAD time. You are all in my thoughts & prayers. We will all remember Jackie fondly. Bye Jaaaaaaack!

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Input: [From:] Alison Saner [Message]

Output: Dottie and Family, I am so sorry to hear of your loss. Know that my prayers and thoughts are with you at this time of saddness and healing. May God show you His tender mercy and love. Your CS friend, Alison

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Input: [From:] Sarah and Stelly Cattell [Message]

Output: Dottie you are in our thought, we are deeply sorry for your loss

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Input: [From:] Lisa, Chucky and Billy [Message]

Output: The Bostic Family wishes to express their condolences on the loss of their family member Jackie.

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Input: [From:] Terry Bostic [Message]

Output: Terry Bostic sends her sympathy and wants to acknowledge that she enjoyed being in Jackie's company in June for the family reunion. What a wonderful person.

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Input: [From:] Jodi Peveto [Message]

Output: I'm so sorry for the loss of your dear sister. My thoughts and prayers are with your family during this time.

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Input: [From:] Dorothy M. Libertz [Message]

Output: Dear cousin Dot & Family I am so sorry to hear of your loss of your beautiful daughter. May the healing power of time and memories bring you comfort and peace. You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers. Sincerely, Cousin Dot

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Input: [From:] Chris and Gigi Bell [Message]

Output: Dottie, we are so sorry for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

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Input: [From:] TINA SMOTHERS [Message]

Output: DAVE AND DELLA, IT BREAKS MY HEART TO HEAR OF THE SADNESS THAT HAVE GRACED YOUR DOOR. I KNOW THAT WITH THE HELP OF THE LORD AND EACH OTHER YOU WILL GET THRU THIS DIFFICULT TIME IN YOUR LIFE. THERE IS NOT MUCH ONE CAN SAY AT A TIME LIKE THIS TO COMFORT YOU BUT PLEASE BELIEVE ME THAT I AM SO SORRY AND IF I CAN DO ANYTHING PLEASE CALL ON ME. I CANNOT BEGIN TO IMAGINE THE HEART ACHE THAT THE CHILDREN AND THE ENTIRE FAMILY ARE EXPERIENCING AS WELL. KNOW THAT I LOVE YOU AND HOPE TO SEE YOU SOON. YOUR FRIEND ALWAYS, TINA

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Input: [From:] Michael [Message]

Output: Jackie,there will always be a special place for you in my heart as the loss of you is almost unbearable. You taught us all to live life to the fullest, to love unconditionally without judgement and to treasure those family and friends we hold most dear. We had our share of ups and downs but you always made life memorable for everyone around you. My heartfelt sympathy to your family on this unexpected and tragic loss. I look to the day when we will be together again and pray that God will watch over you and keep you safe from harm. Goodbye my beloved friend-life will never be the same without you. Until we meet again, my love always.

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Input: [From:] Jeanette Argo [Message]

Output: To the family of Jackie, Please accept my condolance on the loss of Jackie. Such a caring person. Working with Jackie here in Tampa we always had great conversations about her entire family and her dogs which she was so proud of. Those conversations will be missed. You are all in my thoughts and prayers. Jeanette Argo

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Input: [From:] Jennifer Gilbert [Message]

Output: Dottie - I am so sorry for your loss. Though I didn't know Jackie, I know she was a very special person from the way you spoke of her and of course because of her love of pugs. My prayers and thoughts are with you and your family.

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Input: [From:] Lesta Mae Armentrout [Message]

Output: Dave and Della: Sending heartful thoughts of sympathy to you at such a sad time. My prayers are with you. Jacqueline looks so much like Dave -- I wonder if I ever talked with her at Medco.

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Input: [From:] David Tiger [Message]

Output: Our heartfelt condolences to the family at this time of grief. You are in our thoughts and prayers.

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Input: [From:] Sharon Geyer [Message]

Output: Dearest Dottie and Family, My heart and prayers go out to you all at this time. This is just such sad news and such an untimley death of you precious daughter Jackie. May God's love help you though this difficult time. With much love and prayers. Sharon

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Input: [From:] David Harding [Message]

Output: Jackie and I worked together at Medco. She was a charming lady - very professional in every manner. I found her to be cheerful in all weather, despite her many challenges. Her positive demeanor will be sorely missed along with her ready smile. My prayer for her is that she is now pain free and happy in her new role as guardian angel for her family.

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Input: [From:] Monica & Dante DiCamillo [Message]

Output: Dot and Family: We just learned last week of Jackie's death and are so very sorry and saddened about your loss. We can not imagine what you are going through with the loss of your beautiful daughter but please know that we are thinking of you and give you our love and prayers. Love, Monica and Dante 11/28/09

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Input: [Ep No.] 1 [Plot] Gwen and Kevin leave Ben for college leaving Ben on his own to fight crime. [Title]

Output: The More Things Change: Part 1

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Input: [Ep No.] 2 [Plot] Ben and Rook investigate and underground city. [Title]

Output: The More Things Change: Part 2

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Input: [Ep No.] 3 [Plot] Megawhatts return in search of Ben's help. [Title]

Output: A Jolt From the Past

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Input: [Ep No.] 4 [Plot] A ghost ship with a doomsday device threatens the entire universe. [Title]

Output: So Long, and Thanks For All The Smoothies

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Input: [Ep No.] 5 [Plot] Dr. Animo has escaped prison, and Ben and Rook must track him down before he transforms the world into his personal ant farm! [Title]

Output: It Was Them

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Input: [Ep No.] 6 [Plot] Young Ben, Grandpa Max and Gwen visit Azmuth but so does Malware. [Title]

Output: Trouble Helix

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Input: [Ep No.] 7 [Plot] Ben and Rook come across an alien species called Kraaho that plan to heat the world with a nuclear fusion engine. [Title]

Output: Hot Stretch

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Input: [Ep No.] 8 [Plot] Ben must recapture an alien causing havok in Bellwood. [Title]

Output: Have I Got A Deal for You

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Input: [Ep No.] 9 [Plot] After a heated argument Ben and Rook go their seperate ways leaving Ben alone for the taking [Title]

Output: Of Predators and Prey: Part 1

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Input: [Ep No.] 10 [Plot] Now trapped on Khyber's Ship Ben must escape before he beecomes a trophy on Khyber's wall. [Title]

Output: Of Predators and Prey: Part 2

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Input: [Words or Phrases to Avoid] a disabled person [Preferred Alternatives]

Output: person with a disability


Input: [Words or Phrases to Avoid] the handicapped or crippled [Preferred Alternatives]

Output: person with a disability


Input: [Words or Phrases to Avoid] normal, healthy or able-bodied person/people [Preferred Alternatives]

Output: people without disabilities, typical person


Input: [Words or Phrases to Avoid] wheelchair-bound or confined to a wheelchair [Preferred Alternatives]

Output: a wheelchair user, uses a wheelchair


Input: [Words or Phrases to Avoid] birth defect or affliction [Preferred Alternatives]

Output: congenital disability or birth anomaly


Input: [Words or Phrases to Avoid] a victim of multiple sclerosis (or other condition) [Preferred Alternatives]

Output: has multiple sclerosis, has (insert condition)


Input: [Words or Phrases to Avoid] mentally retarded, a retard, slow or special [Preferred Alternatives]

Output: person with an intellectual or developmental disability


Input: [Words or Phrases to Avoid] Downs person [Preferred Alternatives]

Output: person with Down syndrome


Input: [Words or Phrases to Avoid] the epileptic or epileptics, fits or epileptic fits [Preferred Alternatives]

Output: person with epilepsy, person with seizure disorder, seizure or epileptic episode


Input: [Words or Phrases to Avoid] the mentally ill, crazy, psycho, nuts, mental case [Preferred Alternatives]

Output: person with a mental disorder


Input: [Words or Phrases to Avoid] the blind, or blind as a bat [Preferred Alternatives]

Output: people who are blind or visually impaired


Input: [Words or Phrases to Avoid] deaf mute, deaf and dumb [Preferred Alternatives]

Output: person who is hard of hearing, person who is deaf


Input: [Prefix] pre- [Meaning] before [Example]

Output: They will show a sneak preview of the movie.

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Input: [Prefix] un- [Meaning] not [Example]

Output: The cafeteria will be unavailable tomorrow morning.

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Input: [Prefix] dis- [Meaning] not [Example]

Output: Mark disagreed with John's philosophy.

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Input: [Prefix] re- [Meaning] again [Example]

Output: Are you going to renew your subscription?

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Output: He has mismanaged the company.

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Input: [Prefix] im- [Meaning] not [Example]

Output: With hard work and determination, nothing is impossible.

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Input: [Prefix] bi- [Meaning] two [Example]

Output: Henry recently received his first pair of bifocals.

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Input: [Prefix] de- [Meaning] not [Example]

Output: Many ecologists are concerned about the deforestation of our world's rain forests.

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Input: [Singham - Ajay Devgn] Devgn is a super cop who beats up bad guys mercilessly [Dabangg 2 - Salman Khan]

Output: Salman is a super cop who wise cracks and beats up bad guys mercilessly

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Input: [Singham - Ajay Devgn] Lots of slo-mo dhaasu fights that defy the laws of physics [Dabangg 2 - Salman Khan]

Output: Lots of slo-mo dhaasu fights that defy the laws of physics

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Input: [Singham - Ajay Devgn] Small town cop gets transferred to big city (Goa) and faces big villain [Dabangg 2 - Salman Khan]

Output: Small town cop transfers himself to big city (Kanpur) and faces big villain

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Input: [Singham - Ajay Devgn] Cop's love interest shows up to sing songs and pout [Dabangg 2 - Salman Khan]

Output: Cop's love interest shows up to sing songs and pout

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Input: [Singham - Ajay Devgn] Bad guy Prakash Raj threatens Devgn with dire consequences [Dabangg 2 - Salman Khan]

Output: Bad guy Prakash Raj threatens Salman with dire consequences

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Input: [Singham - Ajay Devgn] The villain decides its not too much of a stretch and runs for politicial office [Dabangg 2 - Salman Khan]

Output: The villain decides its not too much of a stretch and runs for political office

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Input: [Singham - Ajay Devgn] Our hero refuses rishwat and trashes the bad guys [Dabangg 2 - Salman Khan]

Output: Our hero pockets the rishwat and cracks skulls

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Input: [Singham - Ajay Devgn] Prakash Raj harasses Ajay Devgn [Dabangg 2 - Salman Khan]

Output: Salman harasses everyone, including his own family

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Input: [Singham - Ajay Devgn] Devgn teases his girlfriend's father [Dabangg 2 - Salman Khan]

Output: Salman teases his father about a girlfriend

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Input: [Singham - Ajay Devgn] Devgn takes his shirt off to fight [Dabangg 2 - Salman Khan]

Output: What do you think?

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Input: [Singham - Ajay Devgn] Budget Rs. 20 crores [Dabangg 2 - Salman Khan]

Output: Budget Rs. 60 crores

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Input: [Singham - Ajay Devgn] Box office collections: Rs. 140 crores [Dabangg 2 - Salman Khan]

Output: Box office collections in 17 days: Rs 152 crores

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Input: [Suffix] Er [Example] Teacher [Definition]

Output: Doer/a person who


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Output: Able to


Input: [Suffix] Ous [Example] Dangerous [Definition]

Output: Full of


Input: [Suffix] Ness [Example] Happiness [Definition]

Output: State of being


Input: [Suffix] Ful [Example] Wonderful [Definition]

Output: Full of


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Output: Like/ in a ____way


Input: [Suffix] Ment [Example] government [Definition]

Output: State of


Input: [Misspelled Word] accomodation [Correctly Spelled Word]

Output: accommodation

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Input: [Misspelled Word] managment [Correctly Spelled Word]

Output: management

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Input: [Misspelled Word] infomation [Correctly Spelled Word]

Output: information

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Input: [Misspelled Word] recieve [Correctly Spelled Word]

Output: receive

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Input: [Misspelled Word] recieved [Correctly Spelled Word]

Output: received

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Input: [Misspelled Word] Independant [Correctly Spelled Word]

Output: independent

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Input: [Misspelled Word] assesment [Correctly Spelled Word]

Output: assessment

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Input: [Misspelled Word] commerical [Correctly Spelled Word]

Output: commercial

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Input: [Misspelled Word] accomodate [Correctly Spelled Word]

Output: accommodate

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Input: [Misspelled Word] thier [Correctly Spelled Word]

Output: their

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Input: [Misspelled Word] occured [Correctly Spelled Word]

Output: occurred

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Input: [Misspelled Word] occuring [Correctly Spelled Word]

Output: occurring

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Input: [Misspelled Word] opportunites [Correctly Spelled Word]

Output: opportunities

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Input: [Misspelled Word] activites [Correctly Spelled Word]

Output: activities

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Input: [Misspelled Word] futher [Correctly Spelled Word]

Output: further

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Input: [Misspelled Word] addtion [Correctly Spelled Word]

Output: addition

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Input: [Misspelled Word] committment [Correctly Spelled Word]

Output: commitment

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Input: [Misspelled Word] Assocation [Correctly Spelled Word]

Output: association

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Input: [Misspelled Word] offical [Correctly Spelled Word]

Output: official

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Input: [Misspelled Word] infromation [Correctly Spelled Word]

Output: information

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Input: [S.i. No.] 1 [Do’s] Do carry sufficient heavy woolens clothes including sweaters, woolen thermal body warmers, trousers, monkey caps, mufflers and any other cold fighting apparel. Other items needed to be carried are wind sheeters, raincoats, sleeping bags, blankets, water proof shoes with sufficient grips, small water proof tents, torch with sufficient batteries and walking sticks. Ladies are advised to avoid sarees. Instead body hugging clothing like Salwar Kamiz, pants, etc are advised. [Don’ts]

Output: Alcohol is strictly prohibited


Input: [S.i. No.] 2 [Do’s] Carry dry eatable stocks with you viz, biscuits, Sugar, Candies, Chocolates, milk powder, assorted dry fruits, honey, lemons and tinned foods and other items suiting your palates. Water bottle, spoons, tumblers, saucers and plates may also be carried. Don’t throw wrappers of chocolates etc. on road or in the forest trek during journey, better to use dustbins if possible otherwise keep it in your pocket and throw when you find dustbin. [Don’ts]

Output: Don’t overstrain on steep gradients.


Input: [S.i. No.] 3 [Do’s] Registered pony walla, porter, dandy man may only be hired. They are available for prefixed tariffs. [Don’ts]

Output: Don’t relax at place where warning signs are fixed.


Input: [S.i. No.] 4 [Do’s] Ponies carrying luggage and eatables should remain with you all the time. At no point of time should you get out of touch with them. This is to avoid inconvenience. [Don’ts]

Output: Don’t break traffic discipline.


Input: [S.i. No.] 5 [Do’s] Move slowly and steadily, as this is an arduous pilgrimage and maintain discipline. [Don’ts]

Output: Avoid carrying heavy Jewellery during journey.


Input: [S.i. No.] 6 [Do’s] Instructions of Yatra officer should be adhered to. [Don’ts]

Output: Don’t try to wash hands/ clothes/ bath in the rivers en-route your way.


Input: [Past] was, were [Past Participle] been [Present]

Output: be


Input: [Past] became [Past Participle] become [Present]

Output: become


Input: [Past] began [Past Participle] begun [Present]

Output: begin


Input: [Past] blew [Past Participle] blown [Present]

Output: blow


Input: [Past] broke [Past Participle] broken [Present]

Output: break


Input: [Past] brought [Past Participle] brought [Present]

Output: bring


Input: [Past] built [Past Participle] built [Present]

Output: build


Input: [Past] burst [Past Participle] burst [Present]

Output: burst


Input: [Past] bought [Past Participle] bought [Present]

Output: buy


Input: [Past] caught [Past Participle] caught [Present]

Output: catch


Input: [Past] chose [Past Participle] chosen [Present]

Output: choose


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Output: come


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Output: cut


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Output: deal


Input: [Past] did [Past Participle] done [Present]

Output: do


Input: [Past] drank [Past Participle] drunk [Present]

Output: drink


Input: [Past] drove [Past Participle] driven [Present]

Output: drive


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Output: eat


Input: [Past] fell [Past Participle] fallen [Present]

Output: fall


Input: [Past] fed [Past Participle] fed [Present]

Output: feed


Input: [Past] felt [Past Participle] felt [Present]

Output: feel


Input: [Past] fought [Past Participle] fought [Present]

Output: fight


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Output: find


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Output: fly


Input: [Past] forbade [Past Participle] forbidden [Present]

Output: forbid


Input: [Past] forgot [Past Participle] forgotten [Present]

Output: forget


Input: [Past] forgave [Past Participle] forgiven [Present]

Output: forgive


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Output: freeze


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Output: get


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Output: give


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Output: go


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Output: grow


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Output: have


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Output: hear


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Output: hide


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Output: hold


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Output: hurt


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Output: keep


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Output: know


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Output: lay


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Output: lead


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Output: leave


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Output: let


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Output: make


Input: [Past] met [Past Participle] met [Present]

Output: meet


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Output: pay


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Output: read


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Output: ride


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Output: run


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Output: say


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Output: see


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Output: seek


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Output: sell


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Output: send


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Output: shake


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Output: shine


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Output: speak


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Output: spend


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Output: stand


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Output: steal


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Output: swim


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Output: swing


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Output: take


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Output: teach


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Output: tear


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Output: tell


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Output: think


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Output: throw


Input: [Past] understood [Past Participle] understood [Present]

Output: understand


Input: [Past] woke (waked) [Past Participle] woken (waked) [Present]

Output: wake


Input: [Past] wore [Past Participle] worn [Present]

Output: wear


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Output: win


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Output: write


Input: [Author] James R. Muri (for now) [Description] A partial collection of prize-winning prose [For] Young Adults and older [Title]

Output: Prize-Winning Prose

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Input: [Author] Romantic Contributors [Description] Romance can be erotic, but the reverse is not always true. So enter here knowing that. [For] Young Adults and older [Title]

Output: Romantic Prose

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Input: [Author] Various contributors [Description] A new anthology of stories where the main character is over 50 years old. [For] Young Adults and older [Title]

Output: Old Fart Stories

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Input: [Author] Back by special permission [Description] Phil and El in high school struggle to keep their 'hands off' promise to their parents. Wholesome but sexy. [For] Young Adults and older [Title]

Output: Gene Moser's Stories

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Input: [Author] George Beighey [Description] A hand-picked selection of George Beighey's stories. Treat yourself. [For] Young Adults and older [Title]

Output: George Beighey's Select

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Input: [Author] Cailean Darkwater [Description] Odd, wild, philosophical, well crafted works by Cailean. Well worth the fun! [For] All Ages [Title]

Output: Cailean Darkwater's Anthology

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Input: [Author] Janelle Meraz Hooper [Description] How are a boat and a doghouse alike? [For] All [Title]

Output: The Bridge to Divorce

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Input: [Author] Gwen McCants [Description] A fish story. True? You decide. [For] All [Title]

Output: My First Fishing Trip

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Input: [Author] Tatiana Tutubalina [Description] He sees, he hears, but he doesn't get the last word. [For] All [Title]

Output: The Silences

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Input: [Author] Fred Leonard [Description] Unlawful entry? Or something else? A Christmas tale. [For] All [Title]

Output: Never the Same

Fine art literature, fiction, short stories and other prose - an anthology of stories compiled by James R. Muri


Input: [Author] Daniel Lim [Description] Brainy, he ain't. [For] Adult [Title]

Output: So There's This Guy -

Fine art literature, fiction, short stories and other prose - an anthology of stories compiled by James R. Muri


Input: [Author] Marvin Druin [Description] Pro-choice run amok . . . [For] Young Adult [Title]

Output: Dogs d'Amour

Fine art literature, fiction, short stories and other prose - an anthology of stories compiled by James R. Muri


Input: [Author] Gary Grenier [Description] You never know where you'll find a helping hand. [For] All [Title]

Output: The Bluebird and the Glory Stone

Fine art literature, fiction, short stories and other prose - an anthology of stories compiled by James R. Muri


Input: [Author] Gary Grenier [Description] No, not red BEARD. I meant red ROSE . . . [For] All [Title]

Output: Hitler's Second Front

Fine art literature, fiction, short stories and other prose - an anthology of stories compiled by James R. Muri


Input: [Author] Gary Grenier [Description] Back to the apprenticeship program. [For] All [Title]

Output: Cleophus

Fine art literature, fiction, short stories and other prose - an anthology of stories compiled by James R. Muri


Input: [Author] Jala Alexander [Description] Freedom has never been free. [For] Young Adult [Title]

Output: A Day's Work

Fine art literature, fiction, short stories and other prose - an anthology of stories compiled by James R. Muri


Input: [Author] Gennady Borisanov [Description] Wackos, perfection - and the price of escape. [For] Young Adult [Title]

Output: The Crucifixation

Fine art literature, fiction, short stories and other prose - an anthology of stories compiled by James R. Muri


Input: [Author] Gary Grenier [Description] The old guy may know more than you want to hear. [For] All Ages [Title]

Output: Predictions to Live By

Fine art literature, fiction, short stories and other prose - an anthology of stories compiled by James R. Muri


Input: [Author] Gary Grenier [Description] How to succeed without even trying? [For] All Ages [Title]

Output: The Interview

Fine art literature, fiction, short stories and other prose - an anthology of stories compiled by James R. Muri


Input: [Author] Gary Grenier [Description] A boxer receives a little special help ... [For] All Ages [Title]

Output: Hickory

Fine art literature, fiction, short stories and other prose - an anthology of stories compiled by James R. Muri


Input: [Author] Mikaeal Bernard [Description] A hard, hard fall [For] Young Adult [Title]

Output: In A Lonely Place

Fine art literature, fiction, short stories and other prose - an anthology of stories compiled by James R. Muri


Input: [Author] Mikael Bernard [Description] If we were meant to fly . . . [For] Adult [Title]

Output: Terror

Fine art literature, fiction, short stories and other prose - an anthology of stories compiled by James R. Muri


Input: [Author] Will Noonan [Description] A first submission [For] Young Adult [Title]

Output: Diner

Fine art literature, fiction, short stories and other prose - an anthology of stories compiled by James R. Muri


Input: [Author] James R. Muri [Description] Choices and Consequences [For] All Ages [Title]

Output: Amanda

Fine art literature, fiction, short stories and other prose - an anthology of stories compiled by James R. Muri


Input: [Author] James R. Muri [Description] Cyber Romance and Reality [For] Kristine [Title]

Output: The Connection

Fine art literature, fiction, short stories and other prose - an anthology of stories compiled by James R. Muri


Input: [Author] James R. Muri [Description] Twisty Justice "What If?" [For] Adults [Title]

Output: Eye for an Eye

Fine art literature, fiction, short stories and other prose - an anthology of stories compiled by James R. Muri


Input: [Author] James R. Muri [Description] Slightly Cynical SciFi [For] All Ages [Title]

Output: Shadow Mission

Fine art literature, fiction, short stories and other prose - an anthology of stories compiled by James R. Muri


Input: [Author] James R. Muri [Description] Almost Twisty [For] Kristine [Title]

Output: "In Case of Fire, Break Glass"

Fine art literature, fiction, short stories and other prose - an anthology of stories compiled by James R. Muri


Input: [Author] Jesse Cahn [Description] A Rule-Breaking Laugher [For] Adults [Title]

Output: Swapmy Sex

Fine art literature, fiction, short stories and other prose - an anthology of stories compiled by James R. Muri


Input: [Author] James R. Muri [Description] Political almost-fiction [For] All Ages [Title]

Output: The Uprising

Fine art literature, fiction, short stories and other prose - an anthology of stories compiled by James R. Muri


Input: [Author] James R. Muri [Description] Sweet Remembrances [For] All Ages [Title]

Output: Calypso

Fine art literature, fiction, short stories and other prose - an anthology of stories compiled by James R. Muri


Input: [Author] Bill Monks [Description] Cyber Laughs [For] All Ages [Title]

Output: Platinum Premium Service & Support Policy

Fine art literature, fiction, short stories and other prose - an anthology of stories compiled by James R. Muri


Input: [*****] ****½ [Masterpiece] Near Classic

Output: Worthy of multiple viewings and high acclaim. The difference between a Masterpiece and a Near Classic is often akin to splitting hairs, often coming down to minor details I couldn't overlook, nebulous gut reactions, or perhaps even my viewing experience. This rating denotes that this is assuredly an upper echelon film, but it is lacking something from placing it among the all-time greats. In contention for the best film of its year and the highest example of its genre. Even if not the utmost essential, these films still shouldn't be missed.

Essential and not to be missed. A perfect film that need not be added to or taken away from (any flaws are easily overlooked), it deserves its place as an all-time great. It is superior in multiple fields, be they narrative proficiency, thematic resonance, characterization, cinematography, direction, acting, production, or overall influence. It's a great artistic achievement and/or a top-notch piece of entertainment. Many of these have affected me in a special way -- films I find immensely rewarding to watch again and again.


Input: [*****] **** [Masterpiece] Excellent

Output: Entertaining throughout and among the best of its genre/type. A film that is worthy of multiple views and I would certainly recommend you see. It won't disappoint, but shows some obvious shortcomings or is missing the artistic resonance that would make it an essential viewing. In consideration for the 10 best films of its year and/or near the top of its genre, but for one reason or another doesn't match up to the top tier of films.

Essential and not to be missed. A perfect film that need not be added to or taken away from (any flaws are easily overlooked), it deserves its place as an all-time great. It is superior in multiple fields, be they narrative proficiency, thematic resonance, characterization, cinematography, direction, acting, production, or overall influence. It's a great artistic achievement and/or a top-notch piece of entertainment. Many of these have affected me in a special way -- films I find immensely rewarding to watch again and again.


Input: [*****] ***½ [Masterpiece] Very Good

Output: It's never on it's way to being great, but it's entertaining enough and worth seeing if you have the chance. A film that interested me while still having too many obvious flaws or failed to impress enough to consider it for a higher rating. Still better than most films out there. The entry-level rating for what I consider rewatchable. I would recommend this film and it's likely among the best 20 films of a year or a good example of a specific genre.

Essential and not to be missed. A perfect film that need not be added to or taken away from (any flaws are easily overlooked), it deserves its place as an all-time great. It is superior in multiple fields, be they narrative proficiency, thematic resonance, characterization, cinematography, direction, acting, production, or overall influence. It's a great artistic achievement and/or a top-notch piece of entertainment. Many of these have affected me in a special way -- films I find immensely rewarding to watch again and again.


Input: [*****] *** [Masterpiece] Above Average

Output: A good way to spend some time, but not something that is entirely necessary or that I'll be clamoring to see again. I enjoyed it enough, with the good things outweighing the bad, and it has enough quality or entertainment in a few areas to keep you at least interested throughout.

Essential and not to be missed. A perfect film that need not be added to or taken away from (any flaws are easily overlooked), it deserves its place as an all-time great. It is superior in multiple fields, be they narrative proficiency, thematic resonance, characterization, cinematography, direction, acting, production, or overall influence. It's a great artistic achievement and/or a top-notch piece of entertainment. Many of these have affected me in a special way -- films I find immensely rewarding to watch again and again.


Input: [*****] **½ [Masterpiece] Average

Output: There's at least one redeeming facet that keeps it watchable -- a performance, a particular genre, a scene, great cinematography/score/effects. If that aspect of the film interests you, then you may enjoy it, but otherwise don't waste your time or money on it.

Essential and not to be missed. A perfect film that need not be added to or taken away from (any flaws are easily overlooked), it deserves its place as an all-time great. It is superior in multiple fields, be they narrative proficiency, thematic resonance, characterization, cinematography, direction, acting, production, or overall influence. It's a great artistic achievement and/or a top-notch piece of entertainment. Many of these have affected me in a special way -- films I find immensely rewarding to watch again and again.


Input: [*****] ** [Masterpiece] Below Average

Output: A forgettable film with very noticeable issues in terms of acting, directing, and story. A no-man's land where the film doesn't qualify as something I could recommend taking the time to watch for any reason, yet isn't so objectionable as to be entirely worthless.

Essential and not to be missed. A perfect film that need not be added to or taken away from (any flaws are easily overlooked), it deserves its place as an all-time great. It is superior in multiple fields, be they narrative proficiency, thematic resonance, characterization, cinematography, direction, acting, production, or overall influence. It's a great artistic achievement and/or a top-notch piece of entertainment. Many of these have affected me in a special way -- films I find immensely rewarding to watch again and again.


Input: [*****] *½ [Masterpiece] Bad

Output: By any objective critical standard, this is not a good movie, lacking in many areas. However, there may still be some value in watching it -- I do use this rating for the amusing films that can be labeled "so bad, it's good".

Essential and not to be missed. A perfect film that need not be added to or taken away from (any flaws are easily overlooked), it deserves its place as an all-time great. It is superior in multiple fields, be they narrative proficiency, thematic resonance, characterization, cinematography, direction, acting, production, or overall influence. It's a great artistic achievement and/or a top-notch piece of entertainment. Many of these have affected me in a special way -- films I find immensely rewarding to watch again and again.


Input: [*****] * [Masterpiece] Terrible

Output: Whether it's boring, inept, badly made, or annoyingly stupid, this is of poor quality all around and a waste of time. Not even bad enough to be moderately funny.

Essential and not to be missed. A perfect film that need not be added to or taken away from (any flaws are easily overlooked), it deserves its place as an all-time great. It is superior in multiple fields, be they narrative proficiency, thematic resonance, characterization, cinematography, direction, acting, production, or overall influence. It's a great artistic achievement and/or a top-notch piece of entertainment. Many of these have affected me in a special way -- films I find immensely rewarding to watch again and again.


Input: [*****] NO STARS [Masterpiece] An affront to humanity

Output: Insulting to your intelligence and offensive on a moral level. Saved only for those films that are truly, truly awful, with no redeeming values (i.e. bad romantic comedies, Michael Bay movies, Norbit).

Essential and not to be missed. A perfect film that need not be added to or taken away from (any flaws are easily overlooked), it deserves its place as an all-time great. It is superior in multiple fields, be they narrative proficiency, thematic resonance, characterization, cinematography, direction, acting, production, or overall influence. It's a great artistic achievement and/or a top-notch piece of entertainment. Many of these have affected me in a special way -- films I find immensely rewarding to watch again and again.


Input: [component] ANTE- [meaning] before [example]

Output: antenatal = before the birth of a baby

Reproduction and Development | Medical Terminology for Cancer


Input: [component] COLP- [meaning] vagina [example]

Output: e.g colpotomy = incision into the vaginal wall

Reproduction and Development | Medical Terminology for Cancer


Input: [component] MAMM- [meaning] breast [example]

Output: mammography = imaging of the breasts

Reproduction and Development | Medical Terminology for Cancer


Input: [component] MAST- [meaning] breast [example]

Output: mastectomy =surgical removal of a breast or part of a breast

Reproduction and Development | Medical Terminology for Cancer


Input: [component] NEO- [meaning] new [example]

Output: neonatal = the first 4 weeks after birth

Reproduction and Development | Medical Terminology for Cancer


Input: [component] GYN- [meaning] woman [example]

Output: gynocologist = medical specialist in diseases of the genital tract in women

Reproduction and Development | Medical Terminology for Cancer


Input: [Type of Error] Problems with auxiliary verb sequences, especially involving tense agreement. [Correct Form] She should have talked to him. [Example Errors]

Output: She should have talk to him.

eduPASS | English as a 2nd Language | Common Usage Errors


Input: [Type of Error] Wrong choice of preposition. [Correct Form] The female dog was in heat and ready to mate. The car was covered with snow. [Example Errors]

Output: The female dog was on heat and ready to mate. The car was covered in snow.

eduPASS | English as a 2nd Language | Common Usage Errors


Input: [Type of Error] Missing determiners. [Correct Form] She is a good woman. What is the answer? [Example Errors]

Output: She is good woman. What is answer?

eduPASS | English as a 2nd Language | Common Usage Errors


Input: [Type of Error] Disagreement between determiner and noun, especially with regard to number. [Correct Form] He has many wonderful toys. [Example Errors]

Output: He has many wonderful toy.

eduPASS | English as a 2nd Language | Common Usage Errors


Input: [Type of Error] Irregular verbs, nouns, and adjectives, such as think/thought, go/went/gone, drive/drove/driven, send/sent, and child/children. [Correct Form] He sent the children home to their parents. [Example Errors]

Output: He sended the childs home to their parents.

eduPASS | English as a 2nd Language | Common Usage Errors


Input: [Type of Error] Subject-verb agreement errors. [Correct Form] The questions on the test were difficult. The passage through the hills was narrow. [Example Errors]

Output: The questions on the test was difficult. The passage through the hills were narrow.

eduPASS | English as a 2nd Language | Common Usage Errors


Input: [Type of Error] Commonly confused words, such as to/too/two, except/accept, effect/affect, which/that, then/than, piece/peace, and its/it's. [Correct Form] Reuniting the dog with its master was a piece of cake. [Example Errors]

Output: Reuniting the dog with it's master was a peace of cake.

eduPASS | English as a 2nd Language | Common Usage Errors


Input: [Phrasal Verb] dawn on [Category] inseparable transitive [Example] The answer to my problem dawned on me. [Definition]

Output: be realized

Phrasal Verb Dictionary: D | Linguistics Girl


Input: [Phrasal Verb] deliver on [Category] inseparable transitive [Example] He always delivers on his promises. [Definition]

Output: complete successfully

Phrasal Verb Dictionary: D | Linguistics Girl


Input: [Phrasal Verb] diddle around [Category] intransitive [Example] He diddle around instead of finishing his homework. [Definition]

Output: waste time

Phrasal Verb Dictionary: D | Linguistics Girl


Input: [Phrasal Verb] die away [Category] intransitive [Example] The party died away by midnight. [Definition]

Output: diminish

Phrasal Verb Dictionary: D | Linguistics Girl


Input: [Phrasal Verb] die down [Category] intransitive [Example] The controversy died down last week. [Definition]

Output: diminish

Phrasal Verb Dictionary: D | Linguistics Girl


Input: [Phrasal Verb] die off [Category] intransitive [Example] The dodo bird died off centuries ago. [Definition]

Output: become extinct

Phrasal Verb Dictionary: D | Linguistics Girl


Input: [Phrasal Verb] die out [Category] intransitive [Example] The native species died out after the introduction of foreign plants. [Definition]

Output: become extinct

Phrasal Verb Dictionary: D | Linguistics Girl


Input: [Phrasal Verb] dig in [Category] intransitive [Example] Dig in before the food gets cold. [Definition]

Output: start, begin

Phrasal Verb Dictionary: D | Linguistics Girl


Input: [Phrasal Verb] dig into [Category] inseparable transitive [Example] She dug into the problem immediately. [Definition]

Output: start, begin

Phrasal Verb Dictionary: D | Linguistics Girl


Input: [Phrasal Verb] dig up [Category] separable transitive [Example] The PI dug up some new information. [Definition]

Output: discover something new

Phrasal Verb Dictionary: D | Linguistics Girl


Input: [Phrasal Verb] disagree with [Category] inseparable transitive [Example] Beans disagree with me. [Definition]

Output: cause to feel sick

Phrasal Verb Dictionary: D | Linguistics Girl


Input: [Phrasal Verb] dive in [Category] intransitive [Example] Dive in before the soup gets cold. [Definition]

Output: start, begin

Phrasal Verb Dictionary: D | Linguistics Girl


Input: [Phrasal Verb] dive into [Category] inseparable transitive [Example] She dove into the problem immediately. [Definition]

Output: start, begin

Phrasal Verb Dictionary: D | Linguistics Girl


Input: [Phrasal Verb] divide off [Category] separable transitive [Example] Divide the room off into fourths. [Definition]

Output: separate

Phrasal Verb Dictionary: D | Linguistics Girl


Input: [Phrasal Verb] divide up [Category] separable transitive [Example] The judges divided the prize up. [Definition]

Output: separate

Phrasal Verb Dictionary: D | Linguistics Girl


Input: [Phrasal Verb] divvy out [Category] separable transitive [Example] He will divvy the proceeds from the sale out. [Definition]

Output: separate, share

Phrasal Verb Dictionary: D | Linguistics Girl


Input: [Phrasal Verb] divvy up [Category] separable transitive [Example] He will divvy the proceeds from the sale up. [Definition]

Output: separate, share

Phrasal Verb Dictionary: D | Linguistics Girl


Input: [Phrasal Verb] do away with [Category] inseparable intransitive [Example] The administration should do away with the conservative dress code. [Definition]

Output: abolish

Phrasal Verb Dictionary: D | Linguistics Girl


Input: [Phrasal Verb] do in [Category] separable transitive [Example] Any more bad news will do me in. [Definition]

Output: make extremely tired, destroy, kill

Phrasal Verb Dictionary: D | Linguistics Girl


Input: [Phrasal Verb] do over [Category] separable transitive [Example] Do the report over. [Definition]

Output: repeat

Phrasal Verb Dictionary: D | Linguistics Girl


Input: [Phrasal Verb] do up [Category] separable transitive [Example] Do up your shoelace before you trip. [Definition]

Output: fasten, secure, improve

Phrasal Verb Dictionary: D | Linguistics Girl


Input: [Phrasal Verb] doll up [Category] separable transitive [Example] She dolled herself up before the party. [Definition]

Output: make fancier

Phrasal Verb Dictionary: D | Linguistics Girl


Input: [Phrasal Verb] double back [Category] intransitive [Example] The hikers doubled back after hearing a strange cry. [Definition]

Output: turn around and repeat

Phrasal Verb Dictionary: D | Linguistics Girl


Input: [Phrasal Verb] doze off [Category] intransitive [Example] The old man dozed off in his chair. [Definition]

Output: fall asleep

Phrasal Verb Dictionary: D | Linguistics Girl


Input: [Phrasal Verb] drag down [Category] separable intransitive [Example] He always drags me down. [Definition]

Output: make feel bad

Phrasal Verb Dictionary: D | Linguistics Girl


Input: [Phrasal Verb] draw in [Category] separable transitive [Example] The nightlife drew me in. [Definition]

Output: become involved

Phrasal Verb Dictionary: D | Linguistics Girl


Input: [Phrasal Verb] draw on [Category] intransitive [Example] The speech drew on forever. [Definition]

Output: continue

Phrasal Verb Dictionary: D | Linguistics Girl


Input: [Phrasal Verb] draw up [Category] separable transitive [Example] I can draw a new contract up immediately. [Definition]

Output: create

Phrasal Verb Dictionary: D | Linguistics Girl


Input: [Phrasal Verb] dream up [Category] separable transitive [Example] She dream up a new product during the meeting. [Definition]

Output: create, invent

Phrasal Verb Dictionary: D | Linguistics Girl


Input: [Phrasal Verb] dredge up [Category] separable transitive [Example] He dredged up a difficult time in my life. [Definition]

Output: mention something unpleasant from the past

Phrasal Verb Dictionary: D | Linguistics Girl


Input: [Phrasal Verb] dress down [Category] intransitive [Example] Employees may dress down on weekends. [Definition]

Output: dress casually

Phrasal Verb Dictionary: D | Linguistics Girl


Input: [Phrasal Verb] dress up [Category] intransitive [Example] Grandma always dresses up for church. [Definition]

Output: dress elegantly

Phrasal Verb Dictionary: D | Linguistics Girl


Input: [Phrasal Verb] drift off [Category] intransitive [Example] The baby drifted off to the lull of traffic. [Definition]

Output: gradually fall asleep

Phrasal Verb Dictionary: D | Linguistics Girl


Input: [Phrasal Verb] drink to [Category] inseparable transitive [Example] I will drink to that! [Definition]

Output: celebrate something

Phrasal Verb Dictionary: D | Linguistics Girl


Input: [Phrasal Verb] drive back [Category] separable transitive [Example] The army drove the enemy back. [Definition]

Output: repel, repulse

Phrasal Verb Dictionary: D | Linguistics Girl


Input: [Phrasal Verb] drone on [Category] intransitive [Example] The teacher often drones on during lectures. [Definition]

Output: talk incessantly

Phrasal Verb Dictionary: D | Linguistics Girl


Input: [Phrasal Verb] drone on about [Category] inseparable intransitive [Example] She droned on about her boring trip to the mall. [Definition]

Output: talk incessantly about something

Phrasal Verb Dictionary: D | Linguistics Girl


Input: [Phrasal Verb] drop by [Category] intransitive [Example] Feel free to drop by any time. [Definition]

Output: visit

Phrasal Verb Dictionary: D | Linguistics Girl


Input: [Phrasal Verb] drop in [Category] intransitive [Example] My uncle dropped in yesterday morning. [Definition]

Output: visit unexpectedly

Phrasal Verb Dictionary: D | Linguistics Girl


Input: [Phrasal Verb] drop in on [Category] inseparable transitive [Example] My uncle dropped in on use yesterday morning. [Definition]

Output: visit unexpectedly

Phrasal Verb Dictionary: D | Linguistics Girl


Input: [Phrasal Verb] drop out [Category] intransitive [Example] Our second partner dropped out after our first failure. [Definition]

Output: quit

Phrasal Verb Dictionary: D | Linguistics Girl


Input: [Phrasal Verb] drop out of [Category] inseparable transitive [Example] She dropped out of the race. [Definition]

Output: quit

Phrasal Verb Dictionary: D | Linguistics Girl


Input: [Phrasal Verb] drown out [Category] separable transitive [Example] The jackhammers drowned out the sound of traffic. [Definition]

Output: prevent from hearing or noticing

Phrasal Verb Dictionary: D | Linguistics Girl


Input: [Phrasal Verb] drum up [Category] separable transitive [Example] Can you drum up some support? [Definition]

Output: increase interest in something

Phrasal Verb Dictionary: D | Linguistics Girl


Input: [Phrasal Verb] dry up [Category] intransitive [Example] My desire to participate has dried up. [Definition]

Output: disappear, vanish

Phrasal Verb Dictionary: D | Linguistics Girl


Input: [Phrasal Verb] dwell on [Category] inseparable transitive [Example] Do not dwell on the past. [Definition]

Output: think, speak, or write about at length

Phrasal Verb Dictionary: D | Linguistics Girl


Input: [Subject Pronoun] I [Object Pronoun]

Output: me


Input: [Subject Pronoun] you [Object Pronoun]

Output: you


Input: [Subject Pronoun] he [Object Pronoun]

Output: him


Input: [Subject Pronoun] she [Object Pronoun]

Output: her


Input: [Subject Pronoun] it [Object Pronoun]

Output: it


Input: [Subject Pronoun] one [Object Pronoun]

Output: one


Input: [Subject Pronoun] we [Object Pronoun]

Output: us


Input: [Subject Pronoun] they [Object Pronoun]

Output: them


Input: [PWN-Oxford Dictionary] środki obrotowe [KF Dictionary] majątek obrotowy The term used in the balance-sheet [English term]

Output: current assets

New English-Polish and Polish-English Dictionaries


Input: [PWN-Oxford Dictionary] środki trwałe [KF Dictionary] majątek trwały The term used in the balance-sheet [English term]

Output: fixed assets

New English-Polish and Polish-English Dictionaries


Input: [PWN-Oxford Dictionary] Not found [KF Dictionary] finansowe składniki majątku trwałego The simpler term finansowy majątek trwały is also possible [English term]

Output: financial assets

New English-Polish and Polish-English Dictionaries


Input: [PWN-Oxford Dictionary] aktywa niematerialne It sounds unnatural and is a word-for-word translation. [KF Dictionary] wartości niematerialne i prawne The term used in the balance-sheet [English term]

Output: intangible assets

New English-Polish and Polish-English Dictionaries


Input: [PWN-Oxford Dictionary] aktywa materialne It seems to be a word-for-word translation (57 Google hits). [KF Dictionary] rzeczowy majątek trwały The term used in the balance-sheet (1,680 Google hits, Accountancy Act) [English term]

Output: tangible assets

New English-Polish and Polish-English Dictionaries


Input: [PWN-Oxford Dictionary] aktywa gotówkowe It sounds unnatural (only 4 Google hits) and is a word-for-word translation; the Polish equivalent is środki pieniężne. [KF Dictionary] Not found [English term]

Output: cash assets

New English-Polish and Polish-English Dictionaries


Input: [PWN-Oxford Dictionary] wierzytelności The receivables entry should also contain the popular należności. [KF Dictionary] należności [English term]

Output: receivables

New English-Polish and Polish-English Dictionaries


Input: [PWN-Oxford Dictionary] należności [KF Dictionary] zestawienie należności It should be należności. [English term]

Output: accounts receivable

New English-Polish and Polish-English Dictionaries


Input: [PWN-Oxford Dictionary] Not found [KF Dictionary] zestawienie wierzytelności It should be zobowiązania. [English term]

Output: accounts payable

New English-Polish and Polish-English Dictionaries


Input: [PWN-Oxford Dictionary] należności, pasywa, zobowiązania Zobowiązania should be listed in the first place; należności and zobowiązania are placed in the opposite sides of the balance-sheet and should not be confused in translation. [KF Dictionary] zobowiązania, pasywa [English term]

Output: liabilities

New English-Polish and Polish-English Dictionaries


Input: [Word] Hero [What it means in New York] A sandwich [You might think…]

Output: Mark Cavendish

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Input: [Word] Superhero [What it means in New York] A big sandwich [You might think…]

Output: Marvelman

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Input: [Word] Sub [What it means in New York] A sandwich [You might think…]

Output: A boat designed to go underwater

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Input: [Word] Torpedo [What it means in New York] A sandwich [You might think…]

Output: A weapon often employed by a sub

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Input: [Word] Panini [What it means in New York] A sandwich [You might think…]

Output: Where all your pocket money went

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Input: [Word] Reuben [What it means in New York] A sandwich [You might think…]

Output: Freddy Krueger

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Input: [Word] Monte Cristo [What it means in New York] A sandwich [You might think…]

Output: A classic French adventure novel

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Input: [Word] Grinder [What it means in New York] A sandwich [You might think…]

Output: A device for serving pepper

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Input: [Word] Subway [What it means in New York] The tube. [You might think…]

Output: A sandwich

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Input: [Spanish] absolutamente [English]

Output: absolutely


Input: [Spanish] normalmente [English]

Output: normally


Input: [Spanish] naturalmente [English]

Output: naturally


Input: [Spanish] finalmente [English]

Output: finally


Input: [Spanish] correctamente [English]

Output: correctly


Input: [Spanish] exactamente [English]

Output: exactly


Input: [Spanish] evidentemente [English]

Output: evidently


Input: [Spanish] difícilmente [English]

Output: difficultly


Input: [Possible sign of a ghost] A figure wearing old fashioned clothes Actor, re-enactor, fancy dress, fashion, etc [Is it a ghost?]

Output: Unlikely

How do you know you've seen a ghost ASSAP


Input: [Possible sign of a ghost] Transparent figure In photos probably a long exposure; in real life may be hallucination [Is it a ghost?]

Output: Unlikely

How do you know you've seen a ghost ASSAP


Input: [Possible sign of a ghost] Figure seen in haunted location Unless the location is secure it could be an ordinary person [Is it a ghost?]

Output: Maybe

How do you know you've seen a ghost ASSAP


Input: [Possible sign of a ghost] Figure that behaves strangely Could be someone behaving strangely! [Is it a ghost?]

Output: Unlikely

How do you know you've seen a ghost ASSAP


Input: [Possible sign of a ghost] Figure does something impossible* Misperception, hallucination [Is it a ghost?]

Output: Maybe

How do you know you've seen a ghost ASSAP


Input: [Possible sign of a ghost] Figure that 'should not be there' Someone who has arrived unexpectedly [Is it a ghost?]

Output: Maybe

How do you know you've seen a ghost ASSAP


Input: [Possible sign of a ghost] Unexpected figure seen in photo Faces / figures are often seen in random patterns [Is it a ghost?]

Output: Unlikely

How do you know you've seen a ghost ASSAP


Input: [Possible sign of a ghost] Orb Photographic artifact (see here) [Is it a ghost?]

Output: No

How do you know you've seen a ghost ASSAP


Input: [0] Context [1] Actual Prediction [2] Outcome [3]

Output: Notes

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Input: [0] Told Neville Longbottom in 1993 to take a blue cup after breaking his first cup because she likes the pink ones best. [1] That Neville would break his teacup and have a chance at breaking his second one. [2] Neville immediately took a cup, broke it, and then broke his second cup later as well. [4] ✔ [3]

Output: It is debatable whether or not Neville broke the cup out of anxiety from hearing Trelawney’s prediction. However, he did end up breaking the cups so what caused it is out of the question.

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Input: [0] Asked Neville about his grandmother and said she may not be as well as he thought. [1] Something bad may happen to his grandmother, causing her to be unwell. [2] Unknown [4] ✘ [3]

Output: We do not know if Augusta (his grandmother) fell sick at some point, and we do know that she survived the Battle of Hogwarts, so we do not have canonical proof of her ill-being.

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Input: [0] N/A [1] Neville would be late for his next Divination class. [2] Unknown [4] ✘ [3]

Output: Even though this seems plausible given Neville’s character, once again we do not have any canonical proof and cannot count it as accurate.

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Input: [0] Told Parvati Patil to beware of a red-headed man. [1] Parvati may have future troubles concerning a man with red hair. [2] Parvati suspected Ron Weasley. One year later, Ron took Parvati’s twin sister Padma to the Yule Ball and ultimately ignored her. Two years after that, Ron dated Parvati’s best friend, Lavender Brown, which caused Lavender to ignore Parvati. [4] ✔ [3]

Output: This prediction was very broad, but we have enough evidence in the books to safely say that this prediction came true.

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Input: [0] N/A [1] There would be a bout of flu in February, and Trelawney herself would lose her voice. [2] Unknown [4] ✘ [3]

Output: No evidence for or against this was given, so we have to assume that it’s false unless proven true.

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Input: [0] N/A [1] The thing Lavender Brown was dreading would happen on October 16. [2] On that day, Lavender received a letter that Binky, her pet rabbit, was killed by a fox. [4] ✔ [3]

Output: Hermione Granger claimed that it was a coincidence because Lavender could not have been dreading the death of her young rabbit,and that the rabbit could not have died the day that Lavender received the news. However, it was undoubtedly true that Lavender was dreading that something bad would happen on October 16 after hearing Trelawney’s warning, and she did indeed receive bad news, so this prediction is plausible.

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Input: [0] Near Easter, Trelawney told Harry Potter’s Divination class that one of their number will leave them forever. [1] A member of their class would either figuratively or literally leave the class or something greater. [2] Hermione dropped Divination around the Easter holidays and never took it again. [4] ✔ [3]

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Input: [0] While discussing star charts, Trelawney stated that given Harry’s “dark hair, mean stature, [and] tragic losses so young in life…” then Saturn must have been in a position of power when Harry was born, ultimately guessing that Harry was born around mid-winter. [1] Harry Potter was born mid-winter. [2] Harry takes this as one of her crazy bouts because he was born at the end of July, while in reality, unbeknownst to both Harry and Trelawney at the time, Harry was one of Voldemort’s Horcruxes, and she was most likely picking up the Horcrux inside of Harry. This is plausible because Voldemort was born on New Year’s Eve, mid-winter. [4] ✔ [3]

Output: This shows us that Trelawney may have stronger powers than we thought.

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Input: [0] Mentioned only once but is relevant in three cases. [1] When thirteen dine together, the first to rise will be the first to die. [2] This prediction was true in three cases: The first was at Christmas dinner in 1993. Trelawney initially refused to join the table of twelve. Harry and Ron were the first to rise (together), but Albus Dumbledore was the first of the group to die. However, before Trelawney was seated there were really thirteen people there already since Peter Pettigrew was disguised as Scabbers in Ron’s pocket. In this instance, Dumbledore was the first to rise out of these thirteen to greet Trelawney, and he was the first to die as well. In 1995, thirteen members of the Order of the Phoenix dined together and the first to rise was Sirius, who was also the first to die. Finally, in 1997 after the Battle of the Seven Potters, thirteen people gathered in The Burrow to mourn Alastor Moody. Remus Lupin volunteered to search for Moody’s body, and he was the first of the group to die at the Battle of Hogwarts. [4] ✔ [3]

Output: Even though this is accurate in three situations, it’s still only one prediction so we will count it as one.

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Input: [0] When Dolores Umbridge was appointed Hogwarts High Inquisitor, she insisted that Trelawney demonstrate her skills by prophesizing something. [1] Trelawney said that she saw dark things in Umbridge’s future. [2] This can be taken as a fulfilled prediction because later that year, Umbridge was taken prisoner by a herd of centaurs. [4] ✔ [3]

Output: Though it’s assumed by the reader (and Umbridge) that Trelawney had to make up this prophecy because she could not “see” one herself, in any case this became true, so it is still a true prediction.

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Input: [0] Harry overheard Trelawney in 1996-1997 talking to herself with a pack of cards and spoke of a “dark young man, possibly troubled, one who dislikes the questioner.” [1] That there was a “dark young man, possibly troubled, one who dislikes the questioner.” [2] Later that year, Harry sees Draco Malfoy arguing with Severus Snape about Draco’s progress on his mission for Lord Voldemort, meeting the description of Trelawney’s words. [4] ✔ [3]

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Input: [0] Trelawney complained to Harry that Dumbledore was not listening to her omens of impending doom. She looked at some Tarot cards and saw, “… the lightning-struck tower… Calamity. Disaster. Coming nearer all the time…” [1] Something bad would happen, or more specifically, “… the lightning-struck tower… Calamity. Disaster. Coming nearer all the time…” [2] Dumbledore was killed later that year, and a battle between Death Eaters and Hogwarts students broke out. Dumbledore fell from the Astronomy Tower, making this prediction all the more meaningful. [4] ✔ [3]

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Input: [0] According to Professor McGonagall, Trelawney had predicted a student’s death every year since 1980. [1] One student at Hogwarts would die every year. [2] Just in Harry’s time at school, the only years students died were in fourth and seventh year. [4] ✘ [3]

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Input: [0] Predicted Harry Potter’s happy “future” to annoy Dolores Umbridge. [1] Harry would “live to a ripe, old age, become Minister for Magic, and have twelve children.” [2] As of what we know canonically, this prediction has not (yet) come to pass. [4] ✘ [3]

Output: One could claim that Trelawney was not truly predicting this since that was not her motive, but similar cases where Trelawney seemed to be faking a prophecy have come true, so in all fairness this will be counted.

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Input: [Character Name] Bart [Description of Character] one of three men who kidnapped Big Foot and ambushed Vin Tanner thinking the bounty is still on his head [Status]

Output: killed trying to escape


Input: [Character Name] Garrison [Description of Character] silver mining boom town was as bad as Purgatorio [Status]

Output: changing as silver mine gives out and new sheriff takes over


Input: [Character Name] Doc Hanlan [Description of Character] the drug and alcohol addicted doctor in Garrison [Status]

Output: wasted by drugs and alcohol in Garrison


Input: [Character Name] Sheriff Dan Matthews [Description of Character] hired to make Garrison decent place to live [Status]

Output: still in Garrison


Input: [Character Name] Sadie [Description of Character] Garrison whore who takes care of Doc Hanlan [Status]

Output: still in Garrison


Input: [Character Name] Stan [Description of Character] one of three men who kidnapped Big Foot and ambushed Vin Tanner thinking the bounty is still on his head [Status]

Output: killed by his friends


Input: [Character Name] Mrs. Stoneham [Description of Character] owns hotel in Garrison, might be an alias for a woman who wants to remain hidden [Status]

Output: still in Garrison


Input: [Character Name] Willie Boy [Description of Character] one of three men who kidnapped Big Foot and ambushed Vin Tanner thinking the bounty is still on his head [Status]

Output: killed trying to escape


Input: [Film] Opening credits with loving shots of Atlanta skyline? [Diary of a Mad Black Woman] Yes [Madea's Family Reunion] Yes [Madea Goes to Jail]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Film] Money-grubbing villain [Diary of a Mad Black Woman] A wealthy Atlanta “lawyer of the year” who literally throws his wife out of their mansion on their 18th wedding anniversary. His younger girlfriend turns out to be an unreliable gold-digger. [Madea's Family Reunion] The rich investment banker who routinely beats his fiancee and threatens to murder her if she leaves. Plus, the woman’s horribly mercenary mother encourages her to marry him anyway. [Madea Goes to Jail]

Output: A cheating, conniving wife motivated only by her wish to finish school and start earning a six-figure income

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