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2W0829 20:09:23.557302 140388542756736 deprecation_wrapper.py:119] From /content/gpt-2/src/model.py:147: The name tf.AUTO_REUSE is deprecated. Please use tf.compat.v1.AUTO_REUSE instead.
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4W0829 20:09:23.567987 140388542756736 deprecation_wrapper.py:119] From /content/gpt-2/src/memory_saving_gradients.py:13: The name tf.GraphKeys is deprecated. Please use tf.compat.v1.GraphKeys instead.
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6W0829 20:09:23.666307 140388542756736 deprecation_wrapper.py:119] From ./train.py:90: The name tf.ConfigProto is deprecated. Please use tf.compat.v1.ConfigProto instead.
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8W0829 20:09:23.666670 140388542756736 deprecation_wrapper.py:119] From ./train.py:93: The name tf.Session is deprecated. Please use tf.compat.v1.Session instead.
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102019-08-29 20:09:23.672692: I tensorflow/core/platform/profile_utils/cpu_utils.cc:94] CPU Frequency: 2300000000 Hz
112019-08-29 20:09:23.673072: I tensorflow/compiler/xla/service/service.cc:168] XLA service 0x2541100 executing computations on platform Host. Devices:
122019-08-29 20:09:23.673111: I tensorflow/compiler/xla/service/service.cc:175]   StreamExecutor device (0): <undefined>, <undefined>
132019-08-29 20:09:23.675671: I tensorflow/stream_executor/platform/default/dso_loader.cc:42] Successfully opened dynamic library libcuda.so.1
142019-08-29 20:09:23.753925: I tensorflow/stream_executor/cuda/cuda_gpu_executor.cc:1005] successful NUMA node read from SysFS had negative value (-1), but there must be at least one NUMA node, so returning NUMA node zero
152019-08-29 20:09:23.754836: I tensorflow/compiler/xla/service/service.cc:168] XLA service 0x25412c0 executing computations on platform CUDA. Devices:
162019-08-29 20:09:23.754881: I tensorflow/compiler/xla/service/service.cc:175]   StreamExecutor device (0): Tesla K80, Compute Capability 3.7
172019-08-29 20:09:23.755105: I tensorflow/stream_executor/cuda/cuda_gpu_executor.cc:1005] successful NUMA node read from SysFS had negative value (-1), but there must be at least one NUMA node, so returning NUMA node zero
182019-08-29 20:09:23.755817: I tensorflow/core/common_runtime/gpu/gpu_device.cc:1640] Found device 0 with properties: 
19name: Tesla K80 major: 3 minor: 7 memoryClockRate(GHz): 0.8235
20pciBusID: 0000:00:04.0
212019-08-29 20:09:23.756235: I tensorflow/stream_executor/platform/default/dso_loader.cc:42] Successfully opened dynamic library libcudart.so.10.0
222019-08-29 20:09:23.757885: I tensorflow/stream_executor/platform/default/dso_loader.cc:42] Successfully opened dynamic library libcublas.so.10.0
232019-08-29 20:09:23.759297: I tensorflow/stream_executor/platform/default/dso_loader.cc:42] Successfully opened dynamic library libcufft.so.10.0
242019-08-29 20:09:23.759696: I tensorflow/stream_executor/platform/default/dso_loader.cc:42] Successfully opened dynamic library libcurand.so.10.0
252019-08-29 20:09:23.762085: I tensorflow/stream_executor/platform/default/dso_loader.cc:42] Successfully opened dynamic library libcusolver.so.10.0
262019-08-29 20:09:23.763478: I tensorflow/stream_executor/platform/default/dso_loader.cc:42] Successfully opened dynamic library libcusparse.so.10.0
272019-08-29 20:09:23.768067: I tensorflow/stream_executor/platform/default/dso_loader.cc:42] Successfully opened dynamic library libcudnn.so.7
282019-08-29 20:09:23.768306: I tensorflow/stream_executor/cuda/cuda_gpu_executor.cc:1005] successful NUMA node read from SysFS had negative value (-1), but there must be at least one NUMA node, so returning NUMA node zero
292019-08-29 20:09:23.769149: I tensorflow/stream_executor/cuda/cuda_gpu_executor.cc:1005] successful NUMA node read from SysFS had negative value (-1), but there must be at least one NUMA node, so returning NUMA node zero
302019-08-29 20:09:23.769820: I tensorflow/core/common_runtime/gpu/gpu_device.cc:1763] Adding visible gpu devices: 0
312019-08-29 20:09:23.769926: I tensorflow/stream_executor/platform/default/dso_loader.cc:42] Successfully opened dynamic library libcudart.so.10.0
322019-08-29 20:09:23.771488: I tensorflow/core/common_runtime/gpu/gpu_device.cc:1181] Device interconnect StreamExecutor with strength 1 edge matrix:
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342019-08-29 20:09:23.771542: I tensorflow/core/common_runtime/gpu/gpu_device.cc:1200] 0:   N 
352019-08-29 20:09:23.771742: I tensorflow/stream_executor/cuda/cuda_gpu_executor.cc:1005] successful NUMA node read from SysFS had negative value (-1), but there must be at least one NUMA node, so returning NUMA node zero
362019-08-29 20:09:23.772484: I tensorflow/stream_executor/cuda/cuda_gpu_executor.cc:1005] successful NUMA node read from SysFS had negative value (-1), but there must be at least one NUMA node, so returning NUMA node zero
372019-08-29 20:09:23.773202: I tensorflow/core/common_runtime/gpu/gpu_device.cc:1326] Created TensorFlow device (/job:localhost/replica:0/task:0/device:GPU:0 with 10805 MB memory) -> physical GPU (device: 0, name: Tesla K80, pci bus id: 0000:00:04.0, compute capability: 3.7)
38W0829 20:09:23.774620 140388542756736 deprecation_wrapper.py:119] From ./train.py:94: The name tf.placeholder is deprecated. Please use tf.compat.v1.placeholder instead.
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40W0829 20:09:43.337141 140388542756736 deprecation.py:323] From /content/gpt-2/src/sample.py:65: to_float (from tensorflow.python.ops.math_ops) is deprecated and will be removed in a future version.
41Instructions for updating:
42Use `tf.cast` instead.
43W0829 20:09:43.353820 140388542756736 deprecation.py:323] From /content/gpt-2/src/sample.py:16: add_dispatch_support.<locals>.wrapper (from tensorflow.python.ops.array_ops) is deprecated and will be removed in a future version.
44Instructions for updating:
45Use tf.where in 2.0, which has the same broadcast rule as np.where
46W0829 20:09:43.355745 140388542756736 deprecation.py:323] From /content/gpt-2/src/sample.py:70: multinomial (from tensorflow.python.ops.random_ops) is deprecated and will be removed in a future version.
47Instructions for updating:
48Use `tf.random.categorical` instead.
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177Generating samples...
178======== SAMPLE 1 ========
179 students who were "mildly autistic," "retarded," and "incorrect." Students identified by their "expectations" were less than 1.0 standard deviations above the mean for the entire student population (see Figure 1).
180
181FIGURE 1
182
183FIGURE 1. Descendant distribution of IQ. IQ is a measure of intelligence, derived from a standardized test of cognitive ability called the Wonderlic Progression (WPP). For each child, parent-reported scores (average for the population) are summed to produce an average WPP score. The population sample for the studies in the top right of Table 1 is based on the WPP, which comprises scores that are given only for children who have complete scores of the Wonderlic. Children with scores below the mean for the population for at least 5 weeks are excluded from the study, and the mean WPP score is estimated by subtracting the parent-reported score from the mean for the population that the child attended after the exclusion period. The sample is based on a subsample with 100% female enrollment.
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185Children whose parents identified them as mildly autistic were assigned the mean WPP score of 97 (SD 25). Children whose parents identified them as mildly retarded were assigned the mean WPP score of 87 (SD 24). Children whose parents identified them as moderately autistic were assigned a mean WPP of 94 (SD 22). The range of the mean WPP score for the population of 1,000 is 92 to 125, corresponding to a range between mild autism and moderately autistic behavior.
186
187TABLE 1
188
189TABLE 1. Descendant distribution of IQ. IQ is a measure of intelligence, derived from a standardized test of cognitive ability called the Wonderlic Progression (WPP). For each child, parent-reported scores (average for the population) are summed to produce an average WPP score. The population sample for the studies in the top right of Table 1 is based on the WPP, which comprises scores that are given only for children who have complete scores of the Wonderlic. Children with scores below the mean for the population for at least 5 weeks are excluded from the study, and the mean WPP score is estimated by subtracting the parent-reported score from the mean for the population that the child attended after the exclusion period. The sample is based on a subsample with 100% female enrollment.
190
191Children whose parents identified them as having problems with verbal processing were assigned the mean WPP score of 90 (SD 17). Children whose parents identified them as having difficulties with arithmetic problems were assigned the mean WPP score of 78 (SD 20). Children whose parents identified them as having problems with spatial processing (e.g., problem solving in the absence of other information) were assigned the mean WPP score of 73 (SD 18).
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193Children whose parents identified them as having trouble with abstract reasoning, problem-solving, and verbal reasoning were assigned the mean WPP score of 81(SD 27).
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195Children whose parents identified them as having difficulty with reasoning, processing large amounts of information, and reasoning while thinking at full speed were assigned the mean WPP score of 86 (SD 25).
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197Parents were asked only about their child's reported personality, with a response of "Yes" if they found their child well-adjusted and said that it was common for the child to have behavior problems, social problems, or other problems (i.e., having "normal" or "distractable" behavior). They were asked about their child's educational history, with a response of "Yes" if the child had graduated from middle school or high school, received at least a B or an A average in two or more courses, or received a G-minus average in one or more subjects. They were not asked about the child's religious affiliation or any other information that might differentiate children with autism from other children.
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199Parents who were unfamiliar with the study asked the parents why they were not making the child's enrollment in the study public. They were also asked why they were not making the child's enrollment in the study public for the purpose of comparing the autistic children with other children. All parents were asked if they believed their child was receiving the best treatment they could afford.
200
201To examine the validity of the WPP, data were collected from parents and the child and matched with parental interviews at home. Parents were asked to tell the interviewer what their child's WPP score had been before the interview, their child's WPP score at the end of the interview, and the age when they noticed that child's behavior problems and/or social problems. Children were then identified according to the WPP they reported at the interview; children with scores below 50 at or just below the mean for the population were included in the sample but were excluded from the final analysis.<|endoftext|>Hello everyone!
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304Generating samples...
305======== SAMPLE 1 ========
306--that it would be a bad idea. But the best is yet to come, I think, unless people change their minds.
307Questioning my friends, "How is your husband? How are you?" I sometimes hear remarks like--"How are you, you old-timer?" And I say to them, "Why, you poor old woman. You don't understand that a husband ought not to stand by and take everything for granted!" Well, I don't believe in that. I am going to ask you to let me put you in what is known as the "real world," I suppose." Well, I would never do much for anyone. I have a wife, I have a son, I have lots of friends--but I am never going to have any real friends. Why should I put myself under the yoke? I am the wife and the child, and that is enough for me.
308Question: "Does the use of alcohol affect women differently?'
309Answer: "Well, alcohol affects men but not women."
310Question: "Is there something in the drinker's mind that makes him more likely to fall into the "real world'?"
311Answer: "Yes, yes and yes---he is more likely to wander off and get into trouble. Women, on the contrary, are always ready to help, and always ready to rescue him." Question: "Is it a greater privilege to serve that lady or that gentleman?"
312Answer: "Well, I feel good about it--what is the advantage? I want to feel good about it. I don't want to find out I am supposed to be serving, I am sure I don't want to get into trouble."
313Question: "What do you say in the case of a gentleman?"
314Answer: "Well, I feel good about it. I suppose he is good-natured, and that's all I want to know . . . . He is probably a better person than I am as a marriage partner--he might really be a good husband and do a good job with his children."
315Question: "How does a woman differ from a man?"
316Answer: "Well, I don't have any doubts about it: I find men to be just as stupid as he is. I hate to think of them being married, for they are no good, and I hate to think of them being alone. There is nothing worse than being alone."
317Question: "Is the use of alcohol to your mind detrimental to my health?"
318Answer: "The use of alcohol is detrimental to our health, of course."
319Question: "Are women more or less prone to depression than the men?"
320Answer: "Well, I am a good girl, aren't I? I suppose I am, in this country--I am a good girl."
321Question: "Why is it a desirable occupation for a woman?"
322Answer: "Well, it is not a desirable occupation for the husband, but it is a desirable occupation for the wife."
323Question: "How can a husband succeed in the use of alcoholic alcohol if it is bad for him?"
324Answer: "Well, this question ought to be a good one."
325Question: "What does the woman do?"
326Answer: "Well, she is a good wife and we are good girls."
327Question: "What is your attitude about it?'
328Answer: "Well, I think alcohol is an excellent thing to drink, but only on one condition--that it be used properly."
329Question: "What was the "better use" of alcohol?"
330Answer: "Well, the better use would be to let it flow freely; to use it properly would be a wise thing. The more I drank, the more I got into trouble, and I wasn't using it properly--it was going in like a flood, and I was drowning, and I was getting into trouble all the time."
331Question: "Is a good drink, i.e., a good, well-done one, a better occupation than having a husband and an unhappy family?
332Answer: "Well, you know how I know? I am happy that my husband is happy."
333Question: "What is that? It must be the wife's opinion."
334Answer: "No, no! I am just saying, no, it is the husband's opinion--it is her opinion. I mean, he is happy that he has a happy wife."
335Question: "What does a man think of his wife if he can't see her at the time of love?"
336Answer: "Well, I don't like him any better, and I don't like him any worse. The only difference is that he's not with her all of the time, because I suppose, as you well know, it helps if you don't have the whole family over for a long time, and I suppose I couldn't stand it then."
337Question: "How will you do?"
338Answer:
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440Generating samples...
441======== SAMPLE 1 ========
442ODED WITH YOUR PRIVILEGE.
443Question: Why can I not get married as a Mormon?
444Answer: The Bible is clear: you cannot have sex outside of marriage and get married because the Bible does not tell you about it.
445Question: Do Mormons take drugs without a prescription?
446Answer: The Mormons do not. It may be that Mormons don't take drugs if they have not been taught by their leaders.
447Question: Should I just go to school in the Mormon church?
448Answer: No. They teach the church is based on scripture and should be taught. However, it is often forgotten that the doctrine of the church is not about education; it is about obedience to the leaders and a love of families. No church would care if you worked long hours to earn your financial independence; the leaders of the church care if what you do is contrary to the teachings of God and the teachings of their church.
449Question: Is it OK for women to do some of the child rearing, cooking, shopping, childrearing and house keeping while their husbands work?
450Answer: Yes, it is OK to participate in some of these activities when the men do them. It is perfectly acceptable for your children to play with toys that their mothers are not allowed to play with, the mother can watch them while the boys are playing, and she can help the boys find girls' clothes that she herself have not seen yet; just as long as she does not use the boys' toys to do the same for herself.
451Question: What is the difference between a man and a man, a woman?
452Answer: The Bible states that the difference is of the gender. "So it is not man that I have made. I have made him for you-- the man of your marriage; and as for the woman, it is you she chose, when we were made from the dust that we might be a family" (Genesis 1:27). God also tells our female human companions that God created men and women from the same source. "God did not make them, but the woman from the man, because she was of his essence. That is why a woman must not teach as the one who is not a partner in the work. There is a difference between the woman and the man.... This is why you should not call your fellow woman a 'mistress'; for I do not know what you do with the male. You are both the same, both are mine" (Genesis 2:24-25).
453Question: How do we know we are born male?
454Answer: You have only one test. Do you feel a baby kick?
455Question: What am I going to be called by the Mormons when I convert?
456Answer: You will be christened a Mormon, you are a male now. You are born a man?
457Question: How do I become a Mormon and what do I have to do to get my family baptized?
458Answer: The first step in getting baptized is a call to the local president of the M.I.T. Mormon organization. He must be a member as well, but he does not have to be a member at the time you make the request. Do the two of you go to the local mormon president and ask him to baptize your family. The church will then have a list of members to choose from.
459Question: I have a sister in my community who I want to marry and will also take in as a plural wife.
460Answer: Mormons often talk about the need to be sealed according to the temple sealings where women are taken into a marriage relationship with a man, while still having a man in the relationship as the wife's legal and co-matricular parent and also a father-in-law. There is no such thing as a married child.
461Question: How can I get married with my family in Utah if I leave the church?
462Answer: You cannot get married in the LDS religion if you leave and do not return until you are 18 years of age and if you leave the church, you cannot get married until you are at least 21 years of age, otherwise you will be excommunicated
463Question: How do I get a new husband in my community and how do I get married to him?
464Answer: Make sure you get some new information and that it is the right way that you must go about it.
465Question: How do I become a male at my local Mormon youth group?
466Answer: You must wait until the next ward council meeting. There are no young men at this age.
467Question: I have a family friend who is female. How do I convince her of my being a male?
468Answer: Give her all the information she needs to believe that you are not a woman and that you are of the gender she feels you are! A friend of mine once gave a female friend a very difficult, confusing and very painful story of her coming to believe that she was actually a man.
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570Generating samples...
571======== SAMPLE 1 ========
572 small bit...
573
574
575Now you got...
576
577
578...a good idea, and a plan for your next adventure. Now what?
579
580
581Question:
582
583Do you want to start by simply asking how things went for you earlier this month?
584
585Answer:
586
587Oh. Yes, yes. I would, would I?
588
589
590Question:
591
592Okay. Well, in those six weeks you had six trips that were very long, and when you got through them all, you got to a point where that's when everything was kind of falling into place. . . . how are things? Are you still on track?
593
594Answer:
595
596Yes, yes. I still feel I have plenty of time to go over all of it again. I certainly am. . . . I have the time and place at my fingertips. . . . I don't feel as though I'll be rushed.
597
598Question:
599
600You've worked a lot on the planning and your planning has gotten off to a good start.
601
602Answer:
603
604Yeah.
605
606Question:
607
608Your time and the information that you have obtained has helped you put it together in a way that allows you to get the most out of it.
609
610Answer:
611
612Yes.
613
614Question:
615
616Do you feel a sense of accomplishment having just kept on with a plan that you've established over the last 18 months?
617
618Answer:
619
620Absolutely.
621
622Question:
623
624What do you mean by accomplishment?
625
626Answer:
627
628In a word, success.
629
630Question:
631
632Can you tell when you reach accomplishment in a new job?
633
634Answer:
635
636Definitely.
637
638Question:
639
640What do you mean by that?
641
642Answer:
643
644When you do something that you really enjoy doing. . . . That, to me is achievement.
645
646Question:
647
648Your satisfaction with what you've got done. . . . How are you feeling in terms of having done it right?
649
650Answer:
651
652I'm very satisfied.
653
654Question:
655
656Good.
657
658
659Question:
660
661How do you feel?
662
663Answer:
664
665Very positive.
666
667Question:
668
669What kind of response would you get from your boss now that you have gotten that kind of result?
670
671Answer:
672
673Very positive.
674
675Question:
676
677Why are they still in the same department?
678
679Answer:
680
681Well, they're in it because . . . . I always say it, but I still think it's true. . . . They are a good group of people.
682
683Question:
684
685Good.
686
687Answer:
688
689Yes.
690
691Question:
692
693Do you feel satisfaction that you've got the job, you've got the time?
694
695Answer:
696
697Yes, yes.
698
699Question:
700
701Is it fun to do it?
702
703Answer:
704
705Yes, definitely.
706
707Question:
708
709What would you say is the main reason for people coming to you for help on this job?
710
711Answer:
712
713We offer them a very good work environment.
714
715Question:
716
717What if no one came?
718
719
720Answer:
721
722Then the job would be hard.
723
724Question:
725
726What are you working on now?
727
728Answer:
729
730It's nothing new. I've got a good one. . . . I'm just putting it away for now. . . . I've got one I can finish later on if people want to see it.
731
732Question:
733
734What do you mean by a good one?
735
736Answer:
737
738Oh, I don't know why you'd be interested in what I'm working on. I think it's pretty good. I think it's a good one. This is what it would be.
739
740
741Question:
742
743Does it require a lot of imagination?
744
745Answer:
746
747Well, I think it's very realistic in that you don't have a lot of things that you actually need to do in the job. . . . So, things like making changes, making a meal, making a change on a schedule is a lot less. . . . It definitely requires a lot of imagination to think about a very specific job and doing it very well. Now, of course, in the back of your mind, you still have to make some decisions and see what's in the best interest of your colleagues.
748
749Question:
750
751And some would say it would require more time and effort to think about the job and to do it.
752
753
754Answer:
755
756Well, obviously, when you've been in a position for a very long time you've got some habits. . . . . I've been in a position for a very long time. . . . . But, I'm very happy to think about it every
757
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858Generating samples...
859======== SAMPLE 1 ========
860 densier, which could affect the density of the dust grains.
861Question: what is the size range between the upper and lower levels of the dust bowl?
862Answer:
863Question: The dust is more dispersed on the lower levels and is more compacted
864Question: The dust is more spread out on the lower levels and is more compacted
865Question: What are some other explanations for that?
866Question: there may be larger size ranges for the sedimentary rock layers (e.g. rocks of the lower layers of sedimentary rocks) on the Earth?
867Question: I have been trying hard to locate sources for this one, but have not been successful
868Question: the dust is not moving towards the center of the Earth. i tried reading some older texts about it, but found no reference to such a phenomenon.
869Question: how does the wind change the rate of movement of the dust?
870Question: The dust is moving eastward
871Question: How does the wind affect the speed, and speed of the dust in moving?
872Question: how does the dust flow?
873Question: Where do some dust cells come from, How does the wind disturb them?
874Question: How the dust moves?
875Question: How does the dust move?
876Question: How does the dust move?
877Question: how does the wind affect the dust?
878Question: How does the wind affect the dust?
879Question: How does the wind affect the sand?
880Question: how does the wind affect the dust?
881Question: How does the wind affect the earth sand?
882Question: How do you control the moisture of the sand?
883Question: How does the wind move the dust?
884Question: How do you make water move the dust?
885Question: How does the wind move the sand?
886Question: how do you move sand?
887Question: how do you move sand?
888Question: How is the moisture of the sand affected by the wind, How is the dust brought from the center?
889Question: How is the moisture of the dust affected by the wind, how is the dust brought from the center, what does the dust grow with sand from the center.
890Question: when the dust moves away from the center how do you separate it from the rest in dust?
891Question: how do you move sand?
892Question: how do you use the dust in dust?
893Question: how does the dust change the size of the surface and the volume of dust?
894Question: how do you use the dust in dust?
895Question: how do you use the dust in your body?
896Question: how do you move a large amount of sand?
897Question: How is the sand transported from the center?
898Question: How does the dust in the center move?
899Question: How do you move sand?
900Question: What is the structure of the sand grains?
901Question: what is the structure of the dust grains?
902Question: What structures of the dust are there?
903Question: what is the structure of dust?
904Question: When was the time for the first dust bowl? why has the time for Dust-Bowl come?
905Question: when did the first dust bowl happen?
906Question: when did the first dust bowl get rid of the vegetation?
907Question: When did the first dust bowl get rid of the vegetation?
908Question: When the vegetation became extinct, how did the dust grow there?
909Question: What is the difference in size between dust grains, How did the seed germinate?
910Question: How is the seed germinate?
911Question: What do you call large dust particles?
912Question: What are the large dust particles?
913Question: What is the distance between the soil and the sand?
914Question: What is the relation between the grains?
915Question: what is the relation between the grain with the sand?
916Question: what is the relation between the water?
917Question: What is the effect of water on the wind ?
918Question: what is the effect of dust on heat?
919Question: what is the effect of dust on heat?
920Question: What is the effect of dust on heat?
921Question: What is the effect of dust or water on the soil?
922Question: What is the effect on a cloud?
923Question: what effect occurs on the soil.
924Question: What effect is there on the particles of the soil.
925Question: What is the effect as the dust is spread (from the center)
926Question: What is the effect of a cloud formation on the environment?
927Question: What effect is there for the dust on the wind ?
928Question: What effect is there for the air movement ?
929Question: What effects on the soil.
930Question: What properties of the soil.
931Question: What properties of the soil.
932Question: What is the relation between the grain and the soil?
933Question: What is the relation between the grain and the soil.
934Question: What is
935
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1036Generating samples...
1037======== SAMPLE 1 ========
1038 on the first day, I would have been totally screwed without the internet!
1039Question: the game was only released on Steam, how can i get it on steam?
1040Answer: you need the steam key provided as part of your package. If no key is provided, you will need to get Steam, or go to their website to download it for you.
1041Question: how do i play it using an external computer?
1042Answer: You can play it on a dedicated linux box, if you have a linux box, you can install XBMC from the official repository, and then start XBMC and start playing, you can also copy and paste files from/to your computer on the internet..
1043Question: how do i play it on android?
1044Answer: you need to copy the xbmc_sims3dl.bin in to your pc and run it, then start your xbmc, and play the game.
1045Question: how do i get full english support?
1046Answer: Just email us at: support@cordysoft.de and we will try to find you the language support. If we have a question ask it, and if we don't have the answer we can look for you.
1047Question: what will change with the new system?
1048Answer: The new system is called "PVR/Server" that has very few changes, we still want to have support for both the tv and pc clients, with an option to play on any device (the pc/tv is still being developed).
1049Question: how does the update system work?
1050Answer: We'll start with beta testing, so you can tell us which features don't work/shouldn't work or if something is causing problems. These will usually be fixed with the next update.
1051Question: whats the version/date you are working on?
1052Answer: The version we are working on is 0.8.0. If we have more questions please let us know.
1053Question: how can i get involved and/or get in touch with cordysoft?
1054Answer: You can email us on support@cordysoft.de
1055Question: what is the server?
1056Answer: The server is a service that allows server players to interact with the internet, and other player(s) is connected and the network is connected to the server.
1057Question: what does the "Network Connected" status mean?
1058Answer: The server has the network connected to it.  It should have the connection from other players.
1059Question: how do I get my key and download XBMC?
1060Answer: You may get the key from us via email, or you may download it from the official website.
1061Question:  how do i get into the forum for the game?
1062Answer: If you don't know the URL, go to: http://help.cordysoft.de/how-to-start/getting-into-the-forum-for-the-game
1063Question: how to play offline?
1064Answer: Offline players will be able to find you in the forums, if you're offline or have an issue you may need to contact us first, then email and we will look into it.
1065Question: how can i get in touch with you?
1066Answer: You can email us at: support@cordysoft.de
1067Question: how can i play?
1068Answer: Please use the following links when starting XBMC: XBMC - Official Website (English speaking only) XBMC - Official Website (German speaking only) XBMC - Official Website (French speaking only) XBMC - Official Website (Spanish speaking only)
1069Question: what does the "networking connection" and the "connection" mean?
1070Answer: XBMC will send data back into the internet, when using the "networking connection" (this is all you need to connect with the internet), you will need to have internet access and your connection to the Internet is required, for this reason, you should try connecting to the server that you have chosen.
1071Question: what does 'networking' mean?
1072Answer: XBMC sends data (video & data files) across the network. This includes internet play, as well as voice and text chat. 'Networking' is the best means of communication with other players and can be used to connect to other server(s)
1073Question: how do i contact the servers?
1074Answer: You can contact us by email at support@cordialsoft.de , send us a PM, or send an email through the XBMC forum.
1075Question: how do i join the chat channel?
1076Answer: Simply click on the chat icon in the top right corner of your XBMC dashboard and you'll be automatically connected with all other users.
1077Question: is there a limit to the time to be in the chat channel?
1078Answer: Currently there are not any limits with
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1180Generating samples...
1181======== SAMPLE 1 ========
1182 luck
1183Answer: It's not easy being a guy with a female partner.  There is no reason for any guy that has a female partner of any gender (including men and women) to live a lie.  You, as a male, should be aware that you are lying every single day in relationships, and I agree that some men seem to have this idea that their masculinity or masculinity as a man are above the male of the female in a relationship. If you are in a relationship with an ex girlfriend, or you're a former boyfriend, that would be no different from a girl with a guy or guy with a girl.  It is completely normal to have a girl who likes you and wants to spend time and make you feel the best you want her.  You may ask why he would want a guy because he can't enjoy the experience of sex. Well, you don't want to ruin things between you and your girlfriend/boyfriend so it can become awkward.  You just want to give your girl the experience and you want to be a friend, not a sexual partner.  It comes down to your needs, your needs and his needs.  If you're worried about upsetting your girlfriend or girlfriend's friends, it might be best to not be so obvious with it.
1184Question: How can I deal with a woman when she is being dishonest?
1185Answer: You should get an independent professional and have a good relationship.  It might be best to have a good professional relationship as well; you don't want to be on the hook for a woman who has cheated on her ex boyfriend, or to be accused of the same by another man.
1186Question: what does 'being on the hook' mean?
1187Answer: What you're trying to understand, is how to have a good relationship without her constantly having to be on the hook so she can be alone with her desires?
1188Question: what if a man wants a lesbian and is very happy, is he a lesbian?
1189Answer: he can be, but it can be hard for him to have sex with a woman because of his desires, since he's trying to satisfy a woman who wants to be alone with him.  His sex life may be damaged over all, if he was constantly being on the hook for a woman who was not interested in sex with him, or was too concerned with what other women thought in addition to having sex with him, or if he was too much of a 'fleshlight' and could not have a relationship with her, he would be in trouble. This was a good question.  But you would not want to get into trouble by letting a woman be on the hook for her partner's desires, or if she constantly needs that man as an extra sex partner. You should be able to have sex with a woman you want, and even if she isn't on the hook, it is nice when you can have sex with her.  You should respect that a guy has a need for sexual needs and you should give him the tools he needs to be happy with a woman he is and not trying to have sex with her for a woman who will always be on his list for sex.
1190Question: how can I make some women comfortable around a gay man?
1191Answer: You can talk about it.  It's nice when women find that they are comfortable around their gay male boyfriends, or if they love a woman who is attracted to him.
1192Question: How can I get out of my wife's house when she goes to work?  How do I stop her from leaving?
1193Answer: you can find a place you like that is quiet.  If it is too loud, just ask her to close the door, you don't want a fight if you are having sex.
1194Question: what does being angry mean?
1195Answer: If you feel angry, it might be best to find a place where you can talk things over while talking to both you and your wife as best as you can.  It might be good to get a good relationship counselor so that you can help your wife be a good woman and not get upset all the time, since you are not supposed to always be angry.
1196Question: What is the difference between being a female sex slave and a female sex partner?
1197Answer: A female sex slave is one who is a man's personal property and he owns her and will take sexual pleasures from her. As a female sex partner, however, you are still a man's sexual property.  This is a good question.  What it means when you say 'sex worker' or 'female' is that you are someone who is sexually servicing another male being, usually your girlfriend, while a woman is out of the country.  Some women use the term 'sexslave' as an insult because it isn't really an insult but someone who is not an employee.   That is not a good term.  It's just a word to refer to a female sex partner.
1198Question: what
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1300Generating samples...
1301======== SAMPLE 1 ========
1302 better-known or not, the idea of what is good and evil has been a constant for all of human history.
1303Question: Why isn't the Bible about a single religion?
1304Answer: Because the religion of the Bible is not a religion; it is a religion-less religion. Christianity was the religion of the Jews. It is not a religion by any stretch of the imagination, for no person on Earth is capable of being a Jew. No one is in that position of mind or heart.
1305Question: Why are the Christians called Christians?
1306Answer: Christians are Jews. Christians are Jews. The Jews are Christians.
1307Question: What can we do about the bad people in the church?
1308Answer: First, pray and go to confession. If you are going to go to confession, you should be going. It's about the best thing to do in life. If you are going to a church that does the Bible wrong, you should make sure that church is making things up. You can get in touch with the proper authorities.
1309Question: Why doesn't the church have a good-for-nothings policy?
1310Answer: Because they cannot get into Hell if they aren't saved. Christ is their salvation, so why not?
1311Question: I have done bad things in the past. What will I do now?
1312Answer: It depends. I have not spoken yet of my past, but I have heard of others, and I can only say that, whatever happened, they will have to go to Hell.
1313Question: What if I repent, and then get caught?
1314Answer: They will come to you and tell you how terrible you really are, that I had a terrible time in life and there is no chance of me getting into Hell, and then you should be happy because they have just made you go to Hell.
1315Question: How do I know that I will be saved?
1316Answer: That's the easy part, you have to be very sure about it. If you don't want to go there, say to God that you aren't praying.
1317Question: How do I know that God cares about me?
1318Answer: Just look up to his eye and keep praying.
1319Question: If the next world lasts forever, how will I know when the last judgment will happen?
1320Answer: I don't know. God will tell you.
1321Question: What is hell?
1322Answer: Hell is Hell. Just because you don't believe in Hell, doesn't mean it will be that way forever.
1323Question: What are all of God's rules regarding marriage?
1324Answer: I had a very good friend of mine who was divorced and I went away to church and prayed with him for some time, talking about sin, and then asked him if he was sure he was getting married. God said, you don't have to worry I am going to give you a place to stay but you must also give up sin. Just be a good little boy and you will be happy.
1325Question: What do I have to do for salvation?
1326Answer: I think I am good and that there is nothing wrong, and when God gives you the opportunity to repent, you should.
1327Question: How does God get us saved?
1328Answer: He does because Jesus Christ was sent by God and because God is love.
1329Question: Why does God send us to have eternal life?
1330Answer: I am going to give you my opinion on this subject, and then I want to ask you a very important question: What do I believe in?
1331Answer: What do you mean by God?
1332Answer: God is my Creator. God is good and very holy. God is loving and merciful. God gave his only begotten Son, whom he called the Word of Life, to save us from our sins and to help us receive eternal life.
1333Question: What is the difference between a person who believes in God and those who don't?
1334Answer: I mean, I say there is a very real difference because the Bible is the word of God and he was perfect in every regard. I believe God is the only begotten Son of God and I believe the Bible is the word of God.
1335Question: Why does God speak in three different languages to save us?
1336Answer: I mean, I have heard various opinions of how different are the languages that God uses to save us. I think we all would agree that a man would learn a great deal from how God communicates with us.
1337Question: What makes me have to believe in God?
1338Answer: I said, a man would learn a great deal from how God communicates with him.
1339Question: What does the Bible say about the Christian faith?
1340Answer: 1. God does not lie to the children of his children nor to his children's children nor to his children's children's children. 2. God condemns sin. 3. God calls us to repentance. 4. God has promised eternal life to all
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1442Generating samples...
1443======== SAMPLE 1 ========
1444 1,500 people.
1445Question: What are your thoughts on the state of U.S. and Mexico relations?
1446Answer: I think the relations between the two countries need to improve. As far as Mexico is concerned, the trade volume and capital flows are good, but the level of the protectionism in the Mexican economy is still high, as well as the lack of a serious commitment to fighting global warming. On the other hand, Mexico has a great diversity of cultures and traditions – from Aztecs to Mayan Indians. I think Mexico is not a country that can be easily divided into western and eastern blocs. Mexico is neither anti-Western nor pro-American.
1447Question: Mexico has experienced a lot of turmoil in recent years, and many Mexicans believe that a president with a nationalist agenda would bring an end to the turmoil. What do you think?
1448Answer: I believe in a peaceful and stable Mexico and the Mexicans who want to live their lives peacefully and freely are welcomed in this country. I support the President.
1449Question: How do Mexicans feel about the election?
1450Answer: Mexicans in my part of the country are upset that the results weren't more of what the people had hoped for. But the Mexican people, and especially my compatriots in the north of the country, support the change of government and I expect that they will vote in favor of the present government, because of the positive steps that it has enacted and because of the fact that some of its policy goals are realistic. Mexico's economy has been on a steady downward track for many years and it was on the right path. Mexico's economy is now suffering because of lack of growth in the southern regions of the country that are in the poorest section.
1451Question: What are your thoughts on the current crisis in Syria?
1452Answer: I think that the United States has no right to interfere in Syria's internal affairs because of its occupation of Lebanon and his support in the creation of the Syrian State from scratch. I think that if you look at the number of the Syrian refugees in Syria, their number is very small. I think that if you look at the number of Syrians coming from Iraq, you find that the majority of them don't come from Iraq. Syria is not an Iraq. Iraq is like Lebanon. (Laughter.) Syria used to be part of Iraq. Today, Syria is being used as a launching pad for terrorism. I think that we must help the Syrians.
1453Question: Why do American politicians continue with the Iran nuclear talks?
1454Answer: They are trying to bring peace to the Middle East region by negotiating to bring peace to the Middle East region. You cannot separate between the war in Iraq and the nuclear matters. I just don't understand how, in the middle of a crisis like this, it is OK to negotiate on the nuclear issue, while they are fighting over a war, which will affect the entire region.
1455Question: What is your view on Obama administration's policy towards Cuba?
1456Answer: I think Obama administration is sincere concerning the situation of Cuba and wants a normalization. I like the changes that Obama administration has achieved in America.
1457Question: Which countries are going to the polls in 2014?
1458Answer: The main focus is Latin American. You are going to see the emergence of five candidates to be president.  If you read the press in Latin America before the vote, the focus is on the five candidates of Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador, Argentina and Peru.  Those five candidates can be considered as one bloc. I think that this election is going to have the potential for a political revolution and for a radical change in the American economy.
1459Question: Why do people feel that the United States is behind the situation in Syria?
1460Answer: There is a conflict there, because in some way the United States is involved, for the purpose of achieving the interests of other countries.
1461Question: How do Mexicans react to the latest developments?
1462Answer: Americans know that Mexico is a border-state, but it's a very complicated and complex country of a million millions people. The United States is very sensitive to criticism, and I think that there is a danger that the United States will criticize Mexico and accuse us of supporting terrorist groups. The United States is afraid it is losing its influence because the Mexican public has become more and more critical of America on many political issues.
1463Question: Why does President Chavez want to meet Mexico's president in person?
1464Answer: I think that Chavez is afraid that when the Mexican president says he is against Chavez, it will be seen as a weakness.
1465Question: How do Mexicans compare with each other when it comes to politics?
1466Answer: I think that Mexicans generally have good attitudes towards other people and that Mexicans are not as confrontational as in the past.
1467Question: What do Americans think about the current situation in America?
1468Question: I think that in the last 20 years, the average American has not been able to get rid of what he calls his "nihilism." What
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1570Saving checkpoint/run1/model-1000
1571Generating samples...
1572======== SAMPLE 1 ========
1573 painted off to be a different color.  The idea behind this was so simple, I think he had it in his head, but he didn't.  He probably said it to me, or he must have said something in my ear.   It was a quick, but effective idea, and it worked.
1574Question: what did you do?
1575Answer:  a simple, but effective idea....what I did was i took two black pins that were inside the box and i put them into an orange bag,  what I did was a little over one hour.....then i went in the house, and i took the bag, I put the pins in there,  and the next morning, the bags were there!
1576Question: why did you do this?
1577Answer: It might have been a little over a week since we had the money to buy the red ones, and I'm sure if I had waited a little bit later i would have saved up more, since there would have been more of the red ones in there as well. It was all in a day.
1578Question: how do you know you are a fraud, and you can't get any more money.
1579Answer:  the trick is you tell everyone about it, so they think you are trying to sell them the stuff when in fact you aren't.  You'll also have the same "trick" with the green stuff.  If you don't do anything though, you can always be arrested, and they can always say that you know to get the money in advance so they can seize it.
1580Question: what about a bigger box then?
1581Answer:  do you have to make it big for that?
1582Question: what does it come in?
1583Answer:
1584Question: What is in there?
1585Answer: "I dont know. I dont know what this is."
1586Question: what is the amount
1587Answer:
1588Question: Why do I have to buy this?
1589Answer:  You have to buy them before they are gone.
1590Question: why the dollar money?
1591Answer: There was a guy that told me a story once about how he was buying a lot of them, and they just came out of the boxes, there was about a 3" x 5" inch area in those boxes, and it was all like a bunch of dimes.
1592Question: what is in the box it came in?
1593Answer:  it was an empty box.
1594Question: why?
1595Answer: Because when the money comes in, you don't need to be thinking where you are going to spend it.  I think a person that could tell you where he has to spend it, would be more effective.
1596Question: Why did you spend it the way it is?
1597Answer: I just wanted all of it, I don't need the red.
1598Question: what did they come in?
1599Answer:  I'm not completely sure what they came in.  I've never seen any of the people use this technique, maybe it is some kind of a spell that is meant to be read, maybe a curse word or something?
1600Question: what was the money in the boxes?
1601Answer: "I think it was in there and i have no clue what that is, but it was money."
1602Question: Where is it?
1603Answer: How about at the end of the bed, I think?
1604Question: What are those boxes for?
1605Answer:  they were for the baby stuff.
1606Question: What is there under the mattress?
1607Answer: A box with a lot of stuff in there, so they wouldn't have to be searched under the bed before they went to the front door and would not have to spend much time in front of it looking.
1608Question: what are you going to do with it?
1609Answer: I don't know. what do you think is going to get them?
1610Question:  how do you get it?
1611Answer:  I think a person that is a little bit intelligent would be able to come up with something.
1612Question: What I saw from her was that she is very wise and has so much good fortune.
1613Answer:  That is true,  I was always told how I had a lot of good luck on my hands.
1614Question: what do the things in the bags mean?
1615Answer: what I said is true too, i thought for a second, but then I thought about it, just to make sure. There is a lot of stuff inside as well, and i don't know what it was, but i know it was money.
1616Question: what is the difference between the red and yellow ones?
1617Answer: the red one was more valuable than the yellow one.
1618Question: What does your grandma like?
1619Answer: I think it is called "hobo money."  it is some money they keep around for a rainy day. I never really paid attention in school, 
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1721Generating samples...
1722======== SAMPLE 1 ========
1723. The new plan includes a variety of new tools and a set of new activities aimed at students to encourage them to consider their own experiences and contribute to the growth of the school.
1724Question:How do you see the academic program and the curriculum for the incoming first-year class?
1725Answer: I think everything is fine, the professors are good and the classes are enjoyable. The big thing is how well they are preparing students. First-year students do not need to be able to speak German. If the students want to study something, they can go and spend a day with their teacher. This is the way it should be. I think we don't need to do things to the school's needs. I want to encourage those who go to the school to be responsible, to have a good quality of life and not to be dependent on their teacher for everything. As far as the class is concerned, I think it will be one of the best in the world.
1726Question: What do you hope the new teachers will do differently from the previous teachers?
1727Answer: I want them to be good and to be like everyone else. I don't want them to become good because they have German teachers. I don't think that they will be bad teachers. I like working with the teachers here. I like the teachers in general and I love the children here. I want these teachers to go on and on with the school and to love it more. I don't want any of them to turn into a bad teacher. That would be very bad. I don't want them to stop working here. I ask the teachers to be with this school, to make it even better than it is now.
1728Question: How do you see the future for the school?
1729Answer: My goal is to leave this school a better school than when I came here, because the teachers here are great teachers. I would want to see that the university and the schools of the city develop a great history. I don't want to see that we turn into another Munich or Cologne. I know we don't have that problem right now, but if the teachers think that this school is a good one, I'd like to show it in the same way to people.
1730Question: how is life in Munich to you at the moment?
1731Answer: Everything is going really well, and my life is great. I am glad that I live in a place where I don't have to worry about what other people think. It's the first day I have been at a school in Germany and I am like this everywhere. I would say to you that here I am living out the dream of every man and woman who came to Germany for the first time. I am living the dream and, in a way, I am in Munich. I am at the university every day and I am learning everything I need to learn so that I will be an excellent student in the future.
1732Question: How do you make plans for the future in general?
1733Answer: the world is not what it used to be. I am doing well and my future is looking bright. I have two children. I think that I will have more than three children in my lifetime. In my lifetime, I think three or four generations of people will be here in Frankfurt as well – I think that they will be at different stages in their lives, but the last generation will be here at least for the next 20 years. I want to see my grand children.
1734Question: how is it possible for you to have a career in a school like the Frankfurt School?
1735Answer: I have been to school for so long. I think I can see the way things need to be done and how people need to live. Life is what it is. We need to live in order to know ourselves. Life starts with our own understanding of ourselves and not somebody else's.
1736Question: How do you feel about the students in the school?
1737Answer: I feel good. I never had a bad day with my students. I feel close to them and I like the students. I think they will be a good choice for the university. If you want to work like a teacher you need to have an understanding of the world. You don't need to make fun of your students.
1738Question: how do you feel about children of students?
1739Answer: I have a lot of children and I think that the children learn from their teachers. I would like to see that they have a good environment in school for them. I think they need to be encouraged in order to grow. I think that the whole school is not what they are supposed to be. I think this whole school is supposed to be an education facility. I have a lot of children, I love them all and I love what they do. I don't have a problem with them. I have a lot of relationships with the children, like with any other parent or child.
1740Question: What kind of work in the school do the teachers usually do?
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1842Generating samples...
1843======== SAMPLE 1 ========
1844Answer: When it comes to public policy, it doesn't mean what the majority of people think it means.
1845
1846
1847Question: Why does the American people have trouble with the idea of immigration?
1848Answer: The majority of people do not agree with the majority position on this.
1849
1850Question: "How well we get along with Mexicans and how well we get along with people from other countries are two very different things and can be very different and it's a bad sign when you see our national leadership have to talk in such a narrow way about some very trivial points for example immigration, that's really not a serious issue.
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1852
1853Answer: You're right, that's a very trivial issue to talk about and it doesn't really mean all that much in our view.
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1855
1856Question: If we had a national health program you would say we have the best health care program in the developed world, but the Americans' system is more expensive, doesn't work very well, it doesn't include the poor in that system, and their lives are not very good.
1857
1858
1859Answer: I think that if you say we do have the best health care system in the developed world, people would say "oh OK. So what do you mean there's more money spent on the health care?" and the answer is, the way that health care is provided is very different in the U.S. compared to most other industrialized countries, and what that's going to cost the American people is a lot less than their standard of living will be in the future.
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1861
1862Question: what have you done to help the immigrants who are trying to reach us?
1863Answer: We have tried to do everything we could to try to help people on the other side of the world in many different ways. What we have tried in many different ways is to provide the information necessary to allow people to go to other countries and take the opportunity in order to work, or to study, or to make a living. That is, if somebody comes in here looking to get work, we have to send them back here where we can help them, because they are willing to work and the opportunity to educate a young person in the way that is most beneficial for them is worth paying the taxes that are required here.
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1865
1866Question: Why is the American education system not educating most of the young people?
1867Answer: You want to go to school and it's very costly to get a college degree, so they try to teach them other ways. What happens if the students who are studying here, they want to go to school so that they can go to business school and be a computer programmer and put in their own time, as well, and not go back to school, work for the federal government, and then they go to school, they go to work for the government and go back to work...
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1869
1870Question: Why do you think immigrants are a burden to the taxpayer?
1871
1872Answer: We're the only advanced western nation that's not covered by Medicare, which puts us out of the game really and that can be a great benefit for people that wants to pursue their career, if they're willing to put in the effort to come to your nation and contribute to your economy and make yours better...
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1874
1875Question: how do we create a situation where people are no longer living off of welfare/food stamps, and I would like to move up to the welfare level...
1876
1877Answer: Well first I suggest that the government do a better job at finding some kind of a stable, financially sound way to bring in immigrants that are willing to work for pay...
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1879
1880Question: how do we get the American people to agree that, you know they are taking away our jobs, it seems that the whole society is against immigrants?
1881Answer: Well, I think the majority of the American people have to have some sense of what this country is about. I think people have to realize that as we are going about the job of government, we must protect our citizens, and they are more able to defend themselves than other people with guns, and we must provide them with things to do that they can do so that they will have a safe environment, and that means they will have the chance to make a better living, they will have the opportunity to make something better of their lives... so the American people have to be part of the solution.
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1883
1884Question: how about immigration? how about just putting the American citizens first?
1885
1886Answer: That would be my first step. I think immigration is a little too much of a political issue. I think that it's a lot more complicated than that. I think that we should be putting a great deal more emphasis on what American values are and make sure that the American people see that as our number one responsibility in the world.
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1888
1889Question: how about building a wall somewhere along our southern border with Mexico?
1890
1891Answer: I think, I think that we've had enough of Mexico in our life and maybe in the future we'll deal with that
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1993Generating samples...
1994======== SAMPLE 1 ========
1995s are on-the-job training and teaching to a broad range of students.
1996Question: what is most unusual about TK?
1997Answer:  The most unusual TK was one which has now gone through our hands and can be explained in two paragraphs of explanation..   A little background here.  The first thing that you need to know is that you cannot get all the details right on a design like that.  The body is a very special area to work with..  For every piece of art, there is a style that exists that is a more appropriate template for that piece.  Some of the things that exist would require the use of special tools and equipment.  When designing TK,  they started with what they considered to be the best method and then started adding to this template and refining it..  One thing that we have tried to do all of our lives is to have a clear template set for a design, and then to give a designer lots of options as to how that design is going to look like.
1998Question: why is there a vertical line when the body, as you know, is supposed to be vertical?
1999Answer: The lines on the body are not there for an absolute look, although that is how the body was designed,   But to avoid confusion and to allow you to see every aspect of what is happening to the surface of the work, we made sure that where there was a vertical line, there was a vertical seam.
2000Question: Why does water stain look more like the paint?
2001Answer:  The water stain is just a variation of the normal water stains seen on body work.     It is not a mistake, it is just a way to give the impression that you are painting over a surface which is actually a solid surface.
2002Question: Why is there two sides of the body?
2003Answer: For the design a vertical seam could be seen on both sides of the body as well (meaning you could have different levels of detail)   And so the two sides would be used on this particular design.
2004Question: how do the edges and parts of the body change as we paint?
2005Answer: I believe that the more detail you have on the edges of the body, but don't worry too much.  What matters is that you want to create a strong work of art, not a sloppy one.  After the body had been painted, we knew that this design had to be ready to be printed in a hardback book.  We had only two colors of paint that we could make, and they differed enough so that the work had to be different on the interior and on the exterior of the book.. .
2006Question: What is it that sets a good painting apart from the meanest work?
2007Answer: I would not use the phrase quality on this, but rather a high degree of consistency..   For a good painting, there is always something that is different between a good painting, and a bad one.
2008Question: What is the most difficult part of working on body paintings, and why should you give up some of your hard-won talent?
2009Answer: The hardest part is always getting your hands on the paint and getting it wet..  So as long as you have good practice and a little patience, I think it is very easy to get your hands on paint and get it wet.
2010Question: Why should we care what paint color we use?
2011Answer: Because it influences not just the color of the work, but what kind of shape it has, and if it is good enough to survive from that.
2012Question: What is the greatest advantage of a small shop?
2013Answer: The greatest advantage of a small shop is that you can work on your own, and make the most of every minute. We have a great advantage as well.  It is easy for us to talk and to tell our stories when we are working at home, rather than leaving for an extended time out of state to work on something. For instance, I live in a nice neighborhood, and I go out of town on weekends to shoot.   I get to see some of the best local artists of all time as well as some of the best national and international artists over the phone.
2014Question: What is my responsibility in being a better painter?
2015Answer: To be honest, I'm not sure what my responsibility is at all.  All I know is that if there is one thing I'm going to put a lot of time into, it is being a better painter.  That is because at home, I just want to take care of my family.
2016Question: how do you like to get my advice in drawing of TK?
2017Answer: When I was a little kid, my mom did a lot of work in the home painting and also did a lot of graphic design as well.  She was the one that got me into art, and she taught me to take my artwork seriously, but also to take
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2119Generating samples...
2120======== SAMPLE 1 ========
2121op
2122Answer: you'll have to search through the dictionary.  In the dictionary it would show like (in the dictionary)-
2123Question: What is a katabatic, an atomic chemical, or a molecular fumiton?
2124Answer: the atoms and molecules of matter in a given matter. If you are too confused to understand what I said or if you don't want to take the time - don't do it! It's up to you to figure stuff out, but don't say that you're too confused to understand. This whole answer is going to be in Japanese.  You want to read up on katabatic? it's in Japanese, but you need to do the homework with an english translation!   Then you can have all the fun that is katabatic (also abbreviated to KB).  
2125Question: What is a hydrogen atom?
2126Answer: A hydrogen is a neutral atom.  The H is the hydrogen, C is the neutral atom that is connected to the atom by a positive charge.
2127Question: what is a proton?
2128Answer: A proton is a positively-charged negative electron.
2129Question: how to make a proton in an electron-beam? How is the proton made an electron?
2130Answer: The proton is formed by passing a positive electron through the nuclei of the first and second hydrogen nuclei, so the protons of electrons in the third and fourth hydrogen nuclei will combine.  The hydrogen nuclei will then attract positively charged proton molecules that connect with the proton proton.
2131Question: what is a neutron?
2132Answer: a neutron is an electrically charged cloud of positively charged particles that orbit around a single, positively charged nucleus (the nucleus of water).
2133Question: What does it mean to be neutral?
2134Answer: A neutral atom is one filled with no electrons.  Neutral atoms are not affected by other elements.  You are neutral  If you have no positively charged electrons in you - i.e. there is no positively-charged electron that is orbiting around you - then you are an H-ion.  You are an o-ion. An O-ion is a neutral atom, but since it can ionize, it is not a true H-ion.   To get neutral atoms, you will have to neutralize the hydrogen nuclei by electron beams - it will be like ionizing the water in the same way.  To make a neutral o-ion, you must get rid of the ionized hydrogen nuclei, by passing a charged photon through them.  The way to get rid of the charged photons is to ionize the water with photons.  The ionizing photons can be produced by high-energy particles called muons, protons, electrons, antineutrons, positrons, or W and Z particles.
2135Question: What is an H atom?
2136Answer:  The H atom is a ionized proton that forms the nucleus of water molecules.
2137Question: How are H atoms formed?
2138Answer: You will have to figure all this out on your own! You are the H atom that is filling the water nuclei.  The H atom can form in either of two ways:  1. when water is ionized with electrons -  ionized atoms can be detected (like in the first question); or2. after neutralization - these two electrons will align so that the H forms in the water nuclei.  If either of those two ways is correct, then you are an electron-H ion.
2139Question: what is a H-ion?
2140Answer: It's when one of the H atom's electrons is in the o-ion and when one of the H atom's electrons align with positively charged H (or O - ion and it is an H-ion).
2141Question: What is an o-ion?
2142Answer: An o-ion consists of a positively charged electron and its neutral, or negatively charged counterpart.  an o-ion can ionize water.  It's important because if the electrons don't align properly within the water, it can cause a water molecule to lose electrons and thus become water.  o-ion is also the name of the electron in the nucleus of water molecules.
2143Question: What is a neuter particle?
2144Answer: A neuter particle is a proton or electron that is not in the electron orbit when it interacts with water. It can form directly between water molecules in the nuclei.
2145Question: what is an O-ion?
2146Answer: An O-ion is a neutron.  O's usually are formed by ionizing water with protons.
2147Question: What is an H+ ion?
2148Answer: The H+ ion consists of an O+ ion and a positive electron. The electron is positive because the H+ ion and electrons are connected by a positive electric charge and the electrons cannot attract each other as they normally do.
2149
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