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Context: She said the lilacs filled the air there with a blueness she has n't seen since . My aunt usually asks where I ' m calling from , though I ' ve lived in the same place 25 years . She wonders about a wineglass stuck to my mother 's dining table for years after that no - good boyfriend left for the coast . She remembered him fondly , though they parted in a storm of recrimination and hurt .
Question: Who is the narrator 's conversation partner nostaligic for ?

Context: I wish I could wake up , look around and see a familiar face and know it 's only us and fall asleep again . To make someone coffee in the morning . Cook them a nice meal .
Question: Why is the narrator feeling nostalgic ?

Context: I liked her classes very much and have kept her notes for 10 years now . However , after I returned to Japan from California , I began to notice that Japanese people seemed to feel weird when they heard the fact I had a Vietnamese teacher . So , I stopped talking about her .
Question: Why may the narrator feel distant from her old friends ?

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Context: One of the few male malarky singers from around the baby thunder coevals , Kurt Elling is an anomaly simply by profession . Given the depth and wide vision of his recordings and performance style , Elling is in a league of his possess . Planning a vocation in the academic creation , he discovered jazz and took to it course of study .
Question: What may be Elling 's choice of profession?

Context: At the end , he thanked us for " getting " him . He explained how music and lyrics were a way for him to be understood by people , and that he was thankful to be understood by us . You could hear the sincerity in his voice .
Question: What may his profession be ?

Context: I thought he was the muscle in Moldy Peaches but Kimya 's solo work is more of a continuation than his and I find that his band always hides his vocals sonically . He did some songs with an acoustic guitar and was AMAZING but you could only hear fragments over the band and while it was an entertaining show , I really wanted him to strip it down . A nut - job got on stage and grabbed the mic and he indulged him for exactly the right length of time but when he came back for seconds he got kicked out .
Question: Why did they indulge the fan that ran on stage ?

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Context: Oh well . I 'll take it third year , or something . But what made it even worse is I registered into Myth and Symbol instead . Now I want to change it ( the professor looks dreadful ) but the website shows no option to * * WEB DROP * * the course . I guess this is because I am an English Major , and it is and English course .
Question: What may be a fact about the person speaking ?

Context: Sometime last week I reserved a carrel in the general library of the University for my studying purposes this year ( or this semester at least ) . I tried to get a carrel on the fifth floor as that is where most of the religion folks have carrels , but the one I requested was already booked . I was going to settle for one with a lesser view , but the helpful woman at the circulation desk scanned the list of available carrels and suggested that a particular one on the seventh floor might be more to my liking . So I went and checked it out .
Question: What may be a plausible fact about me ?

Context: Besides my life , I ' m looking at the academics . I think I 'll be slightly overwhelmed this semester because I ' m taking two English classes . One is ENG 204 and this is introduction to literature , and I ' m also taking ENG 399 and this course is offered in the fall only . I must complete 204 to be able to take 399 but this professor made an exception for me that I am very grateful of .
Question: What may happen during this semester ?

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Context: When my husband and I were first dating , we got invited to his neighbor 's house for a tree trimming party . Homemade egg nog was served , which I was fascinated by , since the only nog I ever had came out of a Land O ' Lakes carton . So , we 're all drinking nog , and trimming the tree , and all of a sudden I began to feel really warm , and my cheeks were turning bright pink . Tom says to me something along the lines of , be careful , you ' ve had an awful lot of egg nog , and it can really creep up on you .
Question: What may be the holiday about to be celebrated ?

Context: Christmas is upon us . Truly , it is . I went to my warehouse store yesterday to buy ground turkey for my debate chili and there they were , the aisles of glitter and lights . So , I ' m thinking in Christmas carols now .
Question: Why is the narrator in such a festive mood ?

Context: we went out to China City which was incredibly quiet . After car jockying , we all , My husband , Sara , Dan and Mollye and the new friend Joe , were drinking around a fire . Not long after , Shorey and Ian showed up . I have not laughed this hard in years , basically at Ian and Shoreys joke about Dan 's manhood .
Question: Why would I laugh at : " Ian and Shoreys joke about Dan 's manhood " ?

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Context: In fact , he gave me a copy of his poetry book called " Maneno " . Edward 's poetry is absolutely amazing . Edward told me he is leaving for Ghana in a few weeks for a vacation and to see his family .
Question: What may happen after he receives the poetry ?

Context: Peeking at me from under an embroidered dish towel was a used book . Again it was one of those times where I was told to just pick it up without knowing why . Not voices in my head but good old intuition .
Question: What will most likely happen after the writer spots the book ?

Context: Basically , they help people produce art / design books . I really like what they do ! I ' m going to be an administrative assistant there . Similar to my old job , but a lot more awesome .
Question: What may be the reason why their new job is awesome ?

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Context: and engaged in video chat hijinx with whammywah.i do n't like having to get my eyes checked at the MVA when i get my license renewed . each time i ' ve had trouble seeing the letters . it 's not that i ca n't read them -- i can read them just fine and say exactly what letters are there -- but the machine they have you look in is weird . it 's like you 're looking into a periscope , and by putting your face up against it your forehead presses in a button to have it light up and then they ask you to read the 4th line of text .
Question: What may I of just finished doing ?

Context: I do n't think I ' m used to the whole driving thing yet . I just got back from sending my sister home and I was asked to go buy some things at the gas station for some other people . Well , when I went to park , I thought I had parked the wrong way so I moved to one of the farthest spots on the parking lot . Then when I walked passed where I was just parking , I was actually parking the right way .
Question: Why would the person think he is not used to driving ?

Context: It 's a scam , pure and simple . ABN _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Consider me to be in a state of shock . For nearly half a decade Diebold has always responded in the identical way to every single report of a problem or security vulnerability with its e - voting machines : attacking those who pointed out the problem and claiming it really was n't a problem at all . This has happened time and time again that I ' m not even sure how to react when the company ( renamed Premier to get away from the Diebold name stigma ) has finally admitted that its machines have a flaw that drops votes .
Question: What will likely happen if the vulnerability continues ?

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Context: Female rapper Diamond , formerly of the group Crime Mob , signed a multi - layer solo deal with Warner Bros. Records recently , in which they plan to invest in the rapper as an artist and brand , via various endorsements , as well as TV and film opportunities . " I ' m so excited about my new solo deal with Warner -- it 's been a long time coming , " Diamond said of the venture . " It 's important for me to give my fans the Diamond they already know , but to also give them something new from me .
Question: What type of music would Diamond most enjoy ?

Context: Usually , when rappers step their lyrical game up , it 's seen as a positive move . For young Soulja Boy , that is not the case . Recently , he explained that he wanted to show better lyricism , but did not want to do it on his album because it may ruin his image and reputation .
Question: What type of music does the narrator seem to like ?

Context: The concert yesterday was awesome . Monica Naranjo rocked . It 's true that she 's no Madonna and she does n't dance or do fancy stuff , but one has to admit that it was a very good " mise en scene " and well , she sings live . Not all the time , since she relied on her chorus a lot , but she did all the screams she 's known for .
Question: What day was the concert ?

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Context: He spent a lot of time before we left the US researching places to try , using resources like Chowhound and others . It led us to a somewhat difficult to find tapas place on that was better known only to locals . We struck up a nice conversation at the bar with a mid-30s couple who lived around the corner . They were surprised that we had found the place at all since it 's far from the main drag .
Question: Why did we talk to the couple ?

Context: We ended up having a much more fundamental conversation about who we are ( difficult , but we came up with answers on a few different scales ) , what we 're doing ( same , but more with synonyms rather than scales ) , and what our goal is -- the " object " of our sentence -- which was really hard . We ended up running over dinner by half an hour and scheduling another meeting to figure it out . It was a good time , even though I was totally frickin starving by the end .
Question: What may be true about us ?

Context: So then it is the job of people on the other side to take the person around and show them stuff representative of their country . The guy from Serbia over here has had wings , a Primanti 's sandwich , Iron City Beer , Yuengling , etc . He was going to Niagara Falls this weekend . He went to Kennywood last weekend ( it appears nowhere else in the world can compete with our Amusement parks).So we had a happy hour with him .
Question: What did the person do before he was shown stuff representative of the country he was in .?

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Context: But there are still some areas of life that we maintain control of , such as those in the area of their spiritual life . Church attendance and participation are not up for negotiation . As Christian parents we try our best to direct our children in the way that they should go , knowing that a day will come when they will make their own choices . Of course we would all choose salvation and a life of serving the Lord for our children , but that is one decision that is completely their own .
Question: What may be a fact about them as parents ?

Context: Mostly though the children work on their own and are self - directed . They come to me for help if needed , but I encourage them to look it up as best they can . The little ones help me throughout the day with the daily chores ( even Nathaniel can fold cloth napkins and hand towels : ) ) . It makes my load a lot lighter .
Question: What is a valid fact about the children ?

Context: It seemed like every monday when i wanted to share it , i got delayed again and again by different circumstances . I suppose this is God 's will and i should just be patient . How great would it be if we put aside our differences and denominations and stand united . How great would it be if all Christians really know God personally well , not just knowing that He 's there and He 's our Lord and Saviour but know His personality and His way of doing things .
Question: What may be the reason for wanting to know God 's personality ?

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Context: I was seated in 15D ( aisle ) and could use half of the seat next to me ( since I had to share it with the passanger at 15F ) for sleeping as comfortably as possible . We got dinner and breakfast , everything was decent . On this plane there is no entertainment at all ( no audio , video or games ) . Only crying babies brought a bit of excitement .
Question: What may be a plausible fact about my trip ?

Context: When we were travelling with the parents or even the sister in the very recent thailand trip , I 'd always assumed that things would somehow settle themselves , and I was n't so proactive in looking out for my back and everything else around me . Its like i ve become a lot more paranoid and alert when i m alone . I think its supposed to happen like that anyway . And the airbus is rather overrated . It is a monster aircraft but they squeeze so many people on it ( ten per aisle ) and there were around 80 aisles in the economy class .
Question: What might I have done after my trip in the Airbus ?

Context: The airplane ride was rather uneventful . I sat next to an older Japanese man but we did n't talk and in fact I do n't think we even made eye contact the whole 12 hours of flight . ( I ' ve noticed that people on the trains in Tokyo do n't make eye - contact either and people rarely start up conversations with strangers . ).
Question: What may be the reason people in Japan do nt start conversations ?

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Context: It was a really nice hotel , except for the fact that it was about 3 - 4 blocks away from the main tourist area and the path was basically unlit . It was also about twice as expensive as the guidebook listed , but whatever , it was a really nice place . Ate dinner at a restaurant with an open view and had a Mexico style seafood cocktail for the first time as well as a seafood chimichanga . Totally yummy , but a bit on the expensive side . The next morning we woke up pretty early .
Question: What may be the reason why they were scared in the dark ?

Context: it 's silly how i can be scared of a trip i looked forward to for so long .. from it being NZ , to taiwan , to finally bintan .. guess yea he is right . the best i can do for both myself and klaw is to be myself . be myself and not worry about any other thing . be myself and enjoy myself .
Question: Why is the writer scared of a trip ?

Context: We did find the Yokohama Hard Rock Cafe and we had a delightful meal . Alcohol is very expensive but it was 2 for 1 , so I took advantage of it and had three . On our last night , Mark wanted to go to McDonalds as it is our tradition to do in every country we visit .
Question: Why did I decide to splurge and have more drinks than I normally would ?

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Context: I would have had no time to go home & change or anything so I just passed . Ugh . What jerks . Like the nerdy maid of honor could have mentioned that in her email .
Question: Where was I ?

Context: My friend Diane invited me to her wedding on 1st March . I obviously accepted but then I started thinking of the logistics . I have n't seen Diane since I left Israel in 96 .
Question: What may I be doing March 1st ?

Context: She was being such a nice Wife you know , she sent me home . She sent me to my block and we seperated from there . I do n't know why did she sent me home , haha why ah Wifey ?.
Question: How may I have felt about my wife sending me home ?

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Context: These are started by talking to 1 of the 5 members of the main in - game Super Group , the Freedom Phalanx ( Positron , Synapse , Sister Psyche , Citadel , Numina ) . Citadel is one of these members . It got to be around 2 am and we decided to finish on Sunday . You can stop and start again by simply logging out and logging that same character in and they will remain of teh TF which is one of the cool features of the game .
Question: What is the narrator discussing in the text ?

Context: I had Dani and Adam over and we went to the Foothills Mall for EB games , dinner , and to wander around . At EB games I got The Godfather for my 360 and the GTA trilogy for ps2 . And we had Danielle pretend that The Godfather was her favorite movie , which she announced in the car on the way home ( long story , ask me sometime ) . At my house we played The Godfather , GTA III and Scarface .
Question: What hobby does the narrator seem to have ?

Context: I 'll catch up at the Moot I hope . Was cool seeing a lot of people ooc , although the Thursday is a bit of a blur ... I only called in for a pint or two , but the mead caught my eye and it all went downhill from there . My XKCD tshirt got me plenty of hugs and alcohol , which may have contributed . Passing Pentagrams ftw . Sorry to the people I was grouchy at ( OOC , that is .
Question: Why did the narrator feel a bit dirty ?

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Context: i have never been to ubin you know . once during poly , i ALMOST made it there . i was on the recce team for a scouts event and we were all packed up , got into the car waiting to leave for ubin , i was soooo excited , and when the person in charge of the event said the school did n't want to approve the trip . my heart was broken can ?.
Question: What is the main reason the narrator is excited to go to Ubin ?

Context: i have never been to ubin you know . once during poly , i ALMOST made it there . i was on the recce team for a scouts event and we were all packed up , got into the car waiting to leave for ubin , i was soooo excited , and when the person in charge of the event said the school did n't want to approve the trip . my heart was broken can ?.
Question: What is the reason the trip was canceled ?

Context: St. Nicholas Academy is the culmination of four former Louisville Catholic grade schools , including my alma mater Sts . Simon & Jude . While my dad helped set up booths for the picnic , I wandered over to the field where the 5th-6th and 7th-8th graders were practicing . I talked to the athletic director and the coach of the 5th and 6th grade teams and they said it was fine if I came back and shot whenever I wanted .
Question: What emotion may the narrator be experiencing ?

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Context: I ve always been sandwhiched between someone who will go with me to Target . High Skool was a Crimson fest , we always had plans to go here and see that . I ca n't remember a day where I did n't see all other 4 crimson ladies .
Question: What is true of the narrator ?

Context: I ve always been sandwhiched between someone who will go with me to Target . High Skool was a Crimson fest , we always had plans to go here and see that . I ca n't remember a day where I did n't see all other 4 crimson ladies .
Question: Why is the person looking for someone to travel with ?

Context: One third of the schools are done and the new system is awesome . Most of the schools I cover still have the old equipment so I do alot of service calls . I am currently in a Cisco CCNA class at college .
Question: Why is the narrator constantly traveling to schools ?

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Context: WASHINGTON , D.C. ( September 28 , 2008 ) -- Congressman Dennis Kucinich ( D - OH ) today made the following speech on the floor of the House of Representatives regarding the proposed Wall Street bail out : " The $ 700 billion bailout for Wall Street , is driven by fear not fact . This is too much money in too a short a time going to too few people while too many questions remain unanswered . Why are n't we having hearings on the plan we have just received ? Why are n't we questioning the underlying premise of the need for a bailout with taxpayers ' money ?.
Question: Why is the congressman critical of the plan ?

Context: A million stupid people from lenders to regulators to individual buys made stupid decisions that lead to this point . It is not the taxpayer 's job to fix this for them . An inflated market worldwide and stupid short - term thinking worldwide , fueled this mess . The government should n't have save the airlines after 9/11 .
Question: Why is it not the taxpayer 's job to fix this ?

Context: The below is courtesy of the folks at impeachbush.org . I hope you realize that if Pelosi had had the balls two years ago to do her damn job and impeached Bush and Cheney -- our situation would be ever so much better . And if you think Obama is going to take a stand on this bail -- you are a sucker who has n't been paying attention to his donors which is rife and plump with Wall Street fat cats .
Question: What type of ideology does the narrator have in light of this information ?

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Context: i also remember being the one who found out that she cheated on you , and not wanting to tell you because i knew how much she meant to you . i wanted to tell you , i really did . i wanted to be the one whose shoulder you could cry on . not because i liked you and wanted to score some points with you , but because i wanted to be there for you .
Question: What may be a fact about the person in this situation ?

Context: Either way .... I hope you understand . I do nt know what else I can say . I m sorry I hurt you . To another friend , Thanks for being there for me .
Question: Why would the narrator feel the need to apologize ?

Context: There was no prince coming to save her and make everything better . She had chosen to be practical and forget those dreams instead focusing on what was normal , what was real , not what was an illusion . She had n't expected to fall into the arms of someone else when things had gone so disastrous that last day she had saw Alex . There was no search for someone to replace him , but she had stumbled and there he had been standing wait to help her .
Question: What may be a fact about the speaker ?

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Context: We dodged a few deer on the way home under a blanket of stars and a bright moon . Fillmore got some mail , so we visited with Doug & JoAnn and played with Fillmore for just a little while before calling it a night . Tomorrow is girls day out .
Question: who was fillmore with when he got some mail ?

Context: As I was backing out of the garage today , I looked over and saw the girls licking each others necks . It was almost as if they were grooming each other maybe ? I hopped out of the Tahoe and ran in to get my camera .
Question: who might the girls have been ?

Context: I had a really good time , a bunch of people came out and we all had a really good time . I was even more happy that Faye was able to tag along .
Question: Where are they going ?

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Context: Hello , I thought I 'd update . Today was my first day back at work . It was n't too bad . Nice and quiet to ease me in .
Question: What are some possible reasons they were out of work ?

Context: As I was crawling back into bed I realized I did n't feel like puking . The morning sickness has n't been bad , but it 's there . This morning I laid there for a few minutes waiting for the familiar wave of nausea to hit me . When it did n't I woke up Chris and preceded to get a little scared about it .
Question: What seems to be causing their illness ?

Context: Hello , I thought I 'd update . Today was my first day back at work . It was n't too bad . Nice and quiet to ease me in .
Question: What may happened during the work day ?

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Context: For Yara , it was a matter of convenience . But in Saudi Arabia , public contact between unrelated men and women is strictly prohibited . " Some men came up to us with very long beards and white dresses .
Question: Why do some men have long beards in Saudi Arabia ?

Context: For Yara , it was a matter of convenience . But in Saudi Arabia , public contact between unrelated men and women is strictly prohibited . " Some men came up to us with very long beards and white dresses .
Question: What is not allowed in public in Saudi Arabia ?

Context: And yet , I avoid being alone in public places . I avoid the very experience I enjoy so much -- that of having the luxury to people watch . There 's such a stigma to being alone , especially as a woman . You are automatically lonely -- bitterly resigned to life as an aging spinster .
Question: What may happen if you are alone in public .?

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Context: My husband 's car drove in a few seconds later . We walked up to the social worker . She asked my daughter to open the door for a gorgeous little seventeen month old who looked up with a bright smile and big brown eyes . " Mom , I think I just fell in love , " I heard as I opened the door on my side of the car and looked into the face of a beautiful little five month old baby girl .
Question: Why did this child show up to our house ?

Context: My mom declined because she did n't want me to have an opportunity that my siblings would n't be able to have . But , you can never forget that type of kindness . Though she had three children , she always treated me like I was part of that family . She used to tell me that she wanted me to marry her son .
Question: What might the narrator 's situation have been ?

Context: Yeah , that 's what I thought , hahaha . So that was adorable , if a little sad . And the other kid I had this morning was being a little cuddlebug . ( We 're extremely short - staffed right now , and for some reason they decided I could handle two kids in one session .
Question: What may be the reason they thought they could handle two kids ?

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Context: we picked up some delicious strawberries from a farm stand and annoyed some cows . the highway continued along tamales bay , and we stopped of at nick 's cove for some chowder . we did n't order oysters ; we were saving those for hog island oyster co. in marshall , california . marshall is a speck of a town on the shore and consists of aging boats , oysters , and shacks on stilts over water .
Question: Why may the narrator be surrounded by so much water ?

Context: A fruit plate was apparently requisite for any reputable snorkeling tour . We swam out in the direction that Carlos had suggested . We did n't really see new coral that we had n't seen before , but it was a good area , spectacular with coral growth . The types we saw : brain , lettuce leaf , fan , mustard hill and a few others that we did n't learn the names of , like one with purple fingers .
Question: What may be the reason that they are diving ?

Context: May 31 , June 1 , 2 - Same storm from the W. June 3 - Wind is still from the W , and we saw a ship , which came from America . June 4 - We are now hoping for more pleasant weather . Today , however , they had to ration the water supply to one - half of what we usually should have due to this long journey .
Question: Why is the narrator so thirsty ?

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Context: Kim says , You said you had flour . There is n't enough here . I spy a box of Bisquick and say , Use this , it 's the same as flour . In goes the Bisquick .
Question: Why do they need flour ?

Context: Mix 2 cups warm water and yeast in large bowl . Let stand until yeast dissolves about 10 minutes . Add cornmeal flour , 2 cups all - purpose flour , oil and salt .
Question: What will happen after one makes these ingredients ?

Context: Every day I pick a project for the day and spend a couple of hours on it . Today is the kitchen , as one of the roommates went through the fridge last night and pulled out all the items that were old enough to claim sentience , and a few that were n't quite to that point but looked a bit rebellious . So I 'll scrub the fridge to death , then prolly start on the cabinets and counters ... one of the cabinets has a ton of flour spilled in it that s just sitting there still .
Question: What may be the reason the flour was spilled in the cabinet and is still there ?

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Context: that . good . but i could barely finish my food , so i guess it was good i didn't.after dinner , the boy bought a bday present for his dad and i picked up some evil eye pendants for gifts . i think my sister might find one useful .
Question: What might happen if they did not go shopping after dinner ?

Context: There must be people out there taking diet pills . I mean , they keep getting made so someone has to be buying them , right ? Do people just buy them randomly or do they do research to find the best diet pills ? The whole thing is so foreign to me .
Question: What would happen if people stopped buying diet pills ?

Context: I bought a bottle of La Crema and some veggies for dinner . I splurged on some chocolate to celebrate the possibilities . As I walked back to my place I felt so happy I nearly floated home . I just opened my bottle and had some chocolate .
Question: What may happen during my walk home ?

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Context: I got randomly selected at work to test my " signature " basically like mystery shopper but over the phone . Anyway I got 3/10 which is pretty bad . I even got to listen to my conversation which in my defense was at the end of a 10 hour straight shift of answering phones . I sounded half asleep I never realised just how slack and full of slang the Aussie accent is .
Question: What may be the reason why they were so tired ?

Context: Fortunately , if you wait until bonus time you 'll always get free moisturizer , and they 're all basically the same so there 's no point in dropping 50 bucks on any single one of them . The woman who sold me my treats seemed tired . She had a chain - smoker 's voice .
Question: What may be the reason why the woman looked tired ?

Context: And while I sat there responding to each of them , I wondered what they thought of Americans , our country , our nation , our economy , our democracy . I wondered if they were working , sleeping , studying . I wanted to write " good morning " as it was early for me ( east coast time ) - and then I realized , I had no idea what time zone they were in .
Question: What may have been the communication method I was using when preparing to respond ?

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Context: I commented . Continuing to grin , Fedrus said , " I had a pretty good scam going . Liette could have upset that , but she proved very useful at the end as a scapegoat . I needed to stop my activities for a while to give the appearance that Liette was the thief , but when you report to Alenus Vendu that you are convinced she was the thief we can start up again . " " We ? " He answered , " That 's right , we .
Question: Why do so few people seem to trust Fedrus in the dialogue ?

Context: I asked . She continued with a tremor in her voice , " After weeks of this , people became fed up and needed a scapegoat . Myself being a Wood Elf , ' prove to thievery ' the people said , they blamed it on me . Andil saw me walking around one night but I was not stealing ! I was trying to catch the thieves in the act and end their looting of Vos .
Question: What is meant by " scapegoat "?

Context: " Turning his red eyes toward me , Fedrus answered warily , " I ' m fine , thank you . What can I do for you ? " I explained casually , " I have heard some interesting stories about a Bosmer named Liette and I was told you could give me some more information about her and her banishment . " Studying me warily , he replied , " That matter has been settled .
Question: What did I do after he told me the matter has been settled?

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Context: ALSO i ' m super stoked cos Jessie 's wedding is coming up and she is letting me help her / her bridal party with make up so I guess it is my first make up artist GIG . I ' m really stoked on doing bridal make up , especially for someone young and with such good skin . I can not waiiiiittttt , I wish I already had my super offish make up artist 's brush belt but I will make - do with what I have , i guess . So many good things right now!Have any of y ' all seen What The Bleep Do We Know ?.
Question: What did she enjoy doing ? ?

Context: ALSO i ' m super stoked cos Jessie 's wedding is coming up and she is letting me help her / her bridal party with make up so I guess it is my first make up artist GIG . I ' m really stoked on doing bridal make up , especially for someone young and with such good skin . I can not waiiiiittttt , I wish I already had my super offish make up artist 's brush belt but I will make - do with what I have , i guess . So many good things right now!Have any of y ' all seen What The Bleep Do We Know ?.
Question: Why was she excited ?

Context: I am kind of new to the whole internet thing . I have emailed and Googled and stuff like that , but I had never had a webcam or done any real chatting until recently when I got a new computer . So I am learning the ropes and having fun experimenting .
Question: Is the person very tech savvy ?

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Context: Jack fell asleep with one cricket pad on , topless , with a flat cap on , across the dog baskets . With a fur rug on top of him . I sat outside for a while feeling like shit .
Question: What may be the reason for falling asleep with the cricket pad on ?

Context: I manage to eat a Weetabix on a little spoon like a baby , but I ca n't taste it at all . The eyedrops help alot , so I have a few of those and tape some gauze over my eye to keep out the light . After tossing and turning , every way I lie causing me pain , and I eventually pass out at around two am . Tuesday . I got up this morning and was happy that I 'd been asleep - until I realised the patch on my eye was there and remembered my face .
Question: Why did the writer pass out at around 2 AM ?

Context: She 's actually a border collie / boxer mix , although the boxer side is n't showing up much at this point . She 's scary smart , and she 's also determined that whither I goest , she will go . Her favorite spot to sleep is on top of my foot , particularly when I ' m trying to move around the kitchen to fix a meal .
Question: Why does the dog sleep on her foot ?

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Context: How sweet is that ? Not to mention a sweet looking Barnes and Noble and a Starbucks right next to that :) I loved all of it . I think I ' m going to be right at home on this campus once I get used to it .
Question: What may be a fact about the speaker ?

Context: So today is probably one of the best days I ' ve had here on campus . In Music 101 we finally got to play the recorder after many setbacks due to either the professor lecturing too long or the other students not understanding the lecture . So after that , I went to eat an early lunch like always .
Question: How long has this student been at this school ?

Context: I want to look for it on Amazon or something when I get home . It was really cool , and generally the style of music I like too . After our nap we hiked up to some Roman columns on a nearby hill . Edinburgh is considered the Athens of the north .
Question: What may be a fact about the speaker ?

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Context: The pussy ride being that funny platform that swings forward and backward and also in full circles . That 's the only one that made people feel ill :| We had lunch at Pizza hut and then went on the water rides :D , Tidal Wave is extreme , we got to go in the front again and watch the wall of doom fly over you until it collapses upon you . Then we went on stealth to dry off :D The launch is my favourite part , Raven knows why :D After the park we went back to Katy 's , minus Nick , for dinner and hang outage .
Question: Why are they going on so many different kinds of rides ?

Context: DD15 is a huge POC fan and got to interact with Jack Sparrow on the Pirate 's island area , and we watched a singing pirate show where the lead guy interacted with all of us which was really special . I asked every store we shopped in , and every booth we bought drinks or snacks from for 1st time buttons and managed to find two by the end of the day for the girls . All of the buttons will be going into a special scrapbook .
Question: What may be the reason they are a Pirates of Caribbean fan ?

Context: I ' m using the rest of today to just relax and take care of a few things I ' ve been meaning to get to . Anyways , onto what 's been occupying my time the last few days . On Friday , my sister , Danielle , and I all went to Warped Tour in Milwaukee . None of us had ever gone before , and it turned out to be a pretty kickass experience .
Question: Why am I doing what I 'm doing ?

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Context: That kind of consequence was n't what she 'd expected . It was just a game - that was all . She wanted to know why , how he had ended up this way , but ... Rhode could n't really think of anything to say . She just carefully reached over the table , resting both hands in his palm and shifting to rest her forehead against the smooth wood .
Question: What made her put her hands in Rhode 's palms ?

Context: He just told me everything that happened and I almost started crying ! The tone in his voice was so dismal that I just ... sat there and kept on saying " uh huh " because I did n't know what to say ! I was full of rage on how she could do that to him . I hate seeing good people get hurt . Gahhh .
Question: Why did the narrator feel sympathy for the man ?

Context: I kind of got lost there , wishing I was back on that table with not a care in the world . Aside : that 's a lie : my mind could n't stop spinning throughout the entire massage . It was a couple 's massage , and Roger arranged for me to go with my friend Erica , and there 's nothing more awkward than two modest women left alone in the same room to strip down and get onto our respective massage tables . We finally agreed on turning opposite directions , pulling off our clothes as quickly as we could , and then diving for our tables and yanking up the sheets .
Question: What may happen after this situation ?

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Context: Well , not furious but kind of mad , and she jumped all over Maryam for that . And Maryam told me that it was Robbie 's idea and I did not know that . You 'd think Robbie would TALK to me about stuff like that . I went to physics , and there was not ONE person in the room that I know . I was starting to freak out until Ana walked in , and I do n't know how glad I was .
Question: What may have been the reason I freaked out until Ana walked in ?

Context: I ' m at physical therapy yesterday . The therapists work on everyone in the same big room - there 's space for four patients at a time , and it 's nice and friendly and everyone chats with each other while we 're doing our exercises . So the woman on the table next to me looks awfully familiar , but I ca n't place her until I hear here talking to the therapist about skating and rink time and all that .
Question: Why did I think the woman was familiar ?

Context: It was n't a bad day , really , it was just stupid . I had an anatomy test that I feel pretty good about , but I ' m going to not get my hopes up because I ' ve been let down too many times with tests . Anyway , I thought I forgot my key after my weight training class , so I threw stuff at the window in hopes that Ashley was in the room . Luckily she was and let me in ... and of course , my key was hiding in my bag the whole time . Then in East Asia class I thought we did n't have reading and we did , and we had to work in groups to answer questions and everyone in my group did n't know about the reading , either .
Question: What could be the reason this person has so many issues .?

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Context: On a better note my brother got into another accident today . If he 's found at fault even a little bit on this one then I guess they 're taking away his license . Joy .
Question: What can one tell about the brother and driving ?

Context: From what Gerard had told him there was an SUV that magically appeared in front of them in the intersection and they slammed head first into the side . Gerard 's car was totaled ; the other vehicle was partially damaged . Gerard had a bloody nose and a few scrapes and Mikey had escaped with his life and that was about it . Gerard was hesitant about it at first , going slow and dancing around the topics of injuries , of Mikey and why exactly he 'd been sleeping and hooked up to several wires and tubes .
Question: What may be a plausible fact about Gerard ?

Context: rejection ? feeling rejected i guess by a 23 yearold loser who goes around with underage girls , alex told me on sunday he was seen driving around with 3 17 year old girls in his car . nice .
Question: What may happen after riding around with underage girls ?

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Context: I do n't know , I do n't understand , it just felt forced and trite even in comparison to Terrance Dicks which is just weird . ) It had lots of lovely moments , and Sarah 's reaction in both parts to the Daleks and Davros was wicked cool , and yes I jumped up & down a lot and screamed " MICKEY ! " when he popped up at the beginning of this episode , but ... disappointment and inarticulate , mostly at the ending .
Question: What are you looking forward to next episode ?

Context: So on the train we went - seeing the dinosaurs and stuff we had n't seen on our first day . I admit , I welled up a few times during the fireworks and on that train ride . Both for memories I have from my trip with my dad ( recently passed ) and memories we were making with our girls on this trip . A very , very special place Disneyland is .
Question: What are the reasons I " well up " on the train ?

Context: I was as sad as anyone when Season 2 ended but it was both too late to bring her back and the actual revival was so uninspired that it did n't seen worthwhile . And I did n't hate her having the Human Doctor by any means , but it was just such pure fanservice that I could n't really feel behind it . I mean ... I do n't even read Doctor / Rose fic and I swear I ' ve seen that fic before . Sarah Jane : Is awesome .
Question: How does the speaker feel about the revival .?

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Context: We moved into a house , Bryan started his new job last week and likes it so far . In about a month if he really likes the school , we 'll put James on the waiting list for pre - k for when he 's 4 . Faculty / staff get first priority for their kids .
Question: What may happen if Bryan likes the school and James is 4 years old ?

Context: Back To School ... In My TimeI remember walking in to my fourth grade classroom on that very first day . It was an exciting day my sister Amanda had had the teacher the year before and she was known throughout our school as being one of the best , most fun teachers any of us had ever experienced . I walked in that first day to see that boy , you know the one . The one we all had our very first crush on .
Question: Why would the narrator have looked forward to school ?

Context: Though I ' m more experienced at it now and as they get older things get a little easier , it is still challenging handling the kids on my own for more than a day or two . We had a great day yesterday riding the ferry , hanging out in San Francisco and getting ice cream in the afternoon . And today the kids were really good , building castles with legos , playing very well together and reading books while I got some chores done around the house .
Question: What would have happened if the kids were not good and did not get along ?

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Context: But the pattern on this one ai n't half bad , I like that it 's colourful and neon!Got Steve to sign on some shirt I bought for 12 bucks , because he could n't sign with a red marker on my Dim Mak shirt . Now I ' m afraid to wear it because I do n't want the marker ink to wash off and I do n't know if it 's permanent or not . And a video I took of course .
Question: Why does it matter if the marker washes off ?

Context: Apparently Dr. Who and Torchwood actors had been there for signings ... but refused to take photos with fans ! When I asked why , I was told " to keep the line moving " . I ' m so sure !.
Question: what were Dr. Who and Dr. Torchwood signing ?

Context: Buy clothes not as a reason for necessity , but as an expression of wanting to display artistry . With this in mind you will be able to spend wisely , avoid buying anything and everything , and also make a desirable impression . Buy clothes that are a little loose rather than a little too tight . Too tight an outfit makes you look heavier . Note : E ven the most carefully chosen clothing wo n't do a thing to make you feel or look good unless it fits you properly . Resist the temptation to buy a dream clothes just because you 're able to fit into it if the size is smaller than you normally wear .
Question: What may happen if you buy clothes in the wrong fit ?

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Context: I had a interview today and i did ok ...... during the interview i told them about myself , ( education and experience ) then they told me about the position and asked 5 question , the question they covers everything . so what could they want during the second interview ?.
Question: What was the topic of the second interview that was so important that I needed another meeting ?

Context: There were 5 including the Boss . They had a list of questions for me ... .. Some were why have I not worked outside the home for so long , Would I have a problem working such late hours , What do I consider my strengths and weaknesses . Overall I felt good when I left the meeting .
Question: What may happen after their interview ?

Context: They asked why I wanted to change my job path . I think I answered really well under pressure - and I ' m proud of my interview , even if I do n't get the job . They said that there were 4 interviews and that I should know either way tomorrow afternoon .
Question: What was one good thing that happened with this interview ?

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Context: I ' ve spent hours constructing a garment that is the wrong color or just looks funny somewhere or is too tight or pulls up awkwardly . I ' ve had my share of garments that were worn once and then put in the back of the closet until they were donated to charity . But since I ' ve been working in the Emergency Room and my wardrobe consists of scrub tops that I embroider with my name , a turtleneck or waffle - weave long sleeve shirt , and a pair of slacks I just have n't had a reason or place to wear pretty clothes . Non - work clothing consists of blue jeans with either a T - shirt or sweatshirt depending upon the weather .
Question: Why does the narrator have a basic wardrobe ?

Context: I wanted to loss some weight as I gained weight about 10 lbs . and mostly of my skirts , dresses , shirts and shorts do n't fit well anymore and I have some good clothes . One time , I tried on some of my clothes but I am annoyed since they are little for me now . It makes me gained weight by just sitting in front of my computer and not doing exercise .
Question: Why was the narrator sitingt in front of the computer ?

Context: But after a few years ago , when a biopsy I had of a teeny tiny mole on my thigh came back with the title : " Early Melanoma , " ( my mom succumbed to a rare form about five years ago ) , well , I rethought the matchy - matchy underwear thing because , after I had a huge chunk taken out of my thigh to prevent its spreading , I had to start undergoing body scans every three months . And they let me wear my underwear , only , and maybe my glasses , too , but that is it . So that is the reason why my stuff matches now , at least most days .
Question: Why is there some anxiety after the doctor visit ?

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Context: At first she would just smile at us when we would tell her " No ! " , not really understanding what we were saying . Then she would get frustrated with us and try to go under , over , or around us to get to what she wanted . Today she went near the stereo 8 or 9 times but never actually touched it ! !.
Question: What may happen before telling her No ?

Context: If I asked her to clean up her own mess , she 'd probably smile and laugh at me completely oblivious to what I was asking of her . My three and four year old on the other hand can " help " clean things up . They can put aways toys or games they take out and wipe up messes they make with supervision and sometimes a little help . They sometimes even ask for help cleaning some things up and depending on what needs to be cleaned up and how busy I am I may step in and help .
Question: What may happen after asking her to clean up the messes ?

Context: I left work early and came in 2 hours before my shift to deal with her . Called her up and said I understand you have questions about your computer . I seriously heard " How do you think I feel that I had a computer when I took it to Firedog and now I do nt why is this happening to me ? ? " about 20 times in 30 minutes .
Question: Why does the person that the speaker is talking to repeat themselves so many times ?

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Context: We both agree that it was sheer idiocy on their part to not allow people to create their logins and at least patch the game before the public realms opened . I would be quite interested in seeing a graph of the bandwidth consumed by their patch servers as midnight hit - I bet they had a HUGE spike . The patch did n't take long , so I was soon the proud owner of a level 1 White Lion . So keeping in mind that I ' m currently a level 2 White Lion , I can say : It 's very WoW - like so far . But I have yet to do any RvR or a Public Quest , so it 's hardly a comprehensive opinion .
Question: What may be a fact about this person 's situation ?

Context: Smith , and Shawn Andrews have not helped , but the play - calling and non - execution by players capable of converting these opportunities is the real problem . The Eagles have depth , so let 's not make the excuse that so and so was not out there . They have to improve over the next 12 games if they even want to sniff the playoffs . Praise or Disappointment for the Defense?Yes , the defense allowed 24 points last night .
Question: What may be a fact about this person ?

Context: Work 's been going well too been reading through globs of documentation and got a congrats on the job I ' m doing well with the new application we picked up there . Also my priest is set pvp gear wise so I can be a lazy bum there . I believe that 's about it honestly I ' m not playing warcraft all that much but still doing a good bit of research on it from time to time . Similar to the same deal as RO I would like to do some of the crazy stuff in the game but the time investment is far beyond me to every want to sink that much time into it . I ' ve been tempted to get back into an Asian old school mmo just undecided if I really want to or not ... but will wait and see I suppose .
Question: What may have happened if work had not been going well ?

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Context: He did n't see the need to go on ; Hakkai was smart enough to know which battle he meant -- the one that had left him wrapped in bandages for weeks . Hakkai stared blankly into the darkness as he swallowed that bit of information . Was it triggered by the head injury , perhaps ?.
Question: What may be the reason he was wrapped in a bandage ?

Context: He did n't see the need to go on ; Hakkai was smart enough to know which battle he meant -- the one that had left him wrapped in bandages for weeks . Hakkai stared blankly into the darkness as he swallowed that bit of information . Was it triggered by the head injury , perhaps ?.
Question: Why is Hakkai feeling some mental fuzziness ?

Context: Sinister 's calm voice interrupted the struggle . He moved round in front of Eclipse , defenceless , his hands empty . " If that 's how you feel , then OK , go for it . Go on , pull the trigger .
Question: What may have caused the struggle to be interrupted ?

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Context: At least I have Morocco to look forward too . I 'd like to remind everyone that exams are rapidly approaching . Not just OWLs or NEWTs , but end of the year exams as well . Yes , I will be giving an exam no matter the year you happen to be in .
Question: Why is the narrator not experiencing anxiety amid exams ?

Context: At least I have Morocco to look forward too . I 'd like to remind everyone that exams are rapidly approaching . Not just OWLs or NEWTs , but end of the year exams as well . Yes , I will be giving an exam no matter the year you happen to be in .
Question: What might I be planning to do after the end of the year exams ?

Context: I really want to have everyday to mug as well ; I want to stop giving myself the excuse that I have to work at my own pace due to my schedule and in the case I do n't score so well , I ca n't really help it because I have done my best out of what I can do . BUT I freaking do n't want to see my efforts put to waste , or free so freaking stressed with the management of time . I can foresee myself pulling my hair out and crying due to stress nearing Promos if this all continues . I am going to try to solve the problem .
Question: Why can the writer foresee pulling their hair out ?

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Context: Usually I do n't eat any sweet cereal except for occasionally I 'll eat frosted mini wheats like cookies ( one at a time , dunked in milk ) . Krogers has a version of shredded wheat that has the greatest ingredients list ever . " Ingredients Wheat .
Question: Why might the person not eat frosted cereals ?

Context: I wanted a freebie ! Then at work , from 11 am to 3 pm there was this chatty chick doing a demo / sampling of the grapes which were on special in the produce department , and she 'd set up her stand right next to my flower display . She was making up this WW strawberry mousse and giving people a bit of that with a couple of grapes in it . Of course it had dairy ... and aspartame ... yeesh .
Question: Why does the narrator not like aspartame in their food .?

Context: I end up taking a look at every single aisle . So it should surprise no one that it took me 20 - 30 minutes before I left the store with a box of cereal in my hands . However , I believe it was productive as it gave me mental composure : D Also , I saw a jar of roasted red pepper !.
Question: What is the reason it took 20 or 30 minutes to get a box of cereal ?

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Context: Luckily we managed to handle the crowd really well and I managed to tally all the figures at the end of the day . It took me a bit of time because there were more to count and that there were no operations personnel there to assist me in depositing bag . Best thing that made my day was , my friends were there to partly visit the birdpark and the main reason is to see how is my work . They waited at Bongo Burgers for me to knock off , so touched ! !.
Question: What may I have ate for lunch ?

Context: After dinner made on the new grill , the over full houseguests played memory , where Dan won , and they discovered another card was missing . Where 's Michelle and her conspiracy theories when we need her ? But that was n't the best part of the evening !.
Question: What may we have made for dinner ?

Context: It 's not uncommon for me to have a girly moment or two during any given day . I was at lunch this afternoon with my old temp boss , Dara . We do these lunches about once a month or so , just to catch up on boys , life and random musings . This month was especially important because I ' m off to YouTube next week . Anywho , we decided to sit outside because the sun was out and it was n't too hot .
Question: Why did the narrator enjoy their lunch ?

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Context: so i have to figure out some sort of backup soon , as burning them onto cds is n't really helpful . but it was a lovely time up in napa and very nice both to see so many old faces and to introduce them to mr . j and meet their significant others . especially nice as a few folks i have n't seen since college period , and there they were all grown up , with jobs and kids and nice partners , yet still in some fundamental way the same people i was kicking it with back in massachusetts .
Question: What may they need to backup ?

Context: When going through tapes for my video camera , I found footage I took 3 years ago of my friends ... oh boy was it weird to see ! So many people changed so much , others remained the same . It was such a blast from the past ... it amused me greatly .
Question: What might the subject do with the video tapes ?

Context: Casey offloaded all the Cancun pictures from his laptop today . Unfortunately our crappy waterproof camera has eaten all the shots we took para sailing and at Xcaret , so I will supplement from the pictures from our friends . The way I started our trip , perched right at the window watching the clouds listening to Coldplay . View from our balcony , the water was seriously so turquoise in color . Tom , oh the stories I have about him . Him and his wife Tracey were so fun to hang out with .
Question: What might be the reason why I remember Tom ?

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Context: I have inherited a not so wonderful gene from my father , along with the ' we do n't know what eye color you have , so just call it hazel gene ' , and that is the mole gene . The mole gene blesses you with really cute beauty marks when you are born and in the first few years of life . And then you get some larger beauty marks that are n't so beautiful . These are moles .
Question: what is the reason the inherited gene from my father is " Not so great " ?

Context: These drugs are generally used for their intoxicating and inhibition - releasing properties critically ill patients with severe acute respiratory seroquel dosage anxiety syndrome . Nausea , vomiting , diarrhea , myalgia , agitation , insomnia , anxiety symptoms ( eps ) and dose - relatedness for eps associated with seroquel treatment three methods were used to . Buspar ( buspirone ) is indicated for the management of anxiety disorders atarax used for seroquel help with depression paxil for depression buspar and social anxiety long term .
Question: What might happen if you take these drugs ?

Context: There was a time when he told me , " I may not be the best person ... but I will try harder than anyone in the world . " He has , and I have to recognize that . He understands me better than anyone else ever did -- a close second being Tom , but I realize now that I was never completely honest with him , and this is because I feared stern rejection .
Question: What do you know about the speaker ?

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Context: Jump to the full entry & travel map Rio Dulce , GuatemalaToday we all met in the hotel at 10.30am so we could get some brunch before setting off to Rio Dulce at 12 . I ordered waffles and fruit , and got 4 waffles ! Needless to say i only managed to eat 1 !.
Question: What may be the reason they only ate one ?

Context: Jump to the full entry & travel map Rio Dulce , GuatemalaToday we all met in the hotel at 10.30am so we could get some brunch before setting off to Rio Dulce at 12 . I ordered waffles and fruit , and got 4 waffles ! Needless to say i only managed to eat 1 !.
Question: Why did the narrator not eat all of their food ?

Context: beers and snacks were purchased , which we ate on the balcony of our room.dinner was european - late . we went to one of the places recommended in the lonely planet book ; my lamb was tasty though swimming in oil , but the canned peas were gross . the boy 's eggplant was quite good , but i thought the beef was a bit tough . so picky !.
Question: What may be the reason they went to the recommended place ?

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Context: I ' ve been a loyal Canon consumer for 15 + years ; i ' ve purchased everything from printers to cameras and everything in between . The products have always been top notch in quality and compatibility . But they do wear out and break after years of use and that 's when the service organization either gives us reasons to continue our loyalty or move elsewhere . So how did Canon react when my camcorder that was over 2 years old developed a nagging case of zoomitis ? ?.
Question: What would help mitigate the person 's issues ?

Context: I ' ve been a loyal Canon consumer for 15 + years ; i ' ve purchased everything from printers to cameras and everything in between . The products have always been top notch in quality and compatibility . But they do wear out and break after years of use and that 's when the service organization either gives us reasons to continue our loyalty or move elsewhere . So how did Canon react when my camcorder that was over 2 years old developed a nagging case of zoomitis ? ?.
Question: What is the camera incapable of doing now ?

Context: Final verdict : After Youtube compression I suppose the difference in quality between the two videos is negligible . Still , for US$ 150 the Flip Cam is pretty neat and it takes an hour of photos and is really tiny . Great for on - the - go interviews or travel videos as well as capturing impromptu fun . I 'd definitely recommend it , especially for us blogger types .
Question: What may happen if the camera is bulky and heavy ?

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Context: I wanted to have a go at painting and recently realised my weakness is colour . So I 'd like some advice if anyone does n't mind . I started this in greyscale and it still looks so much better in greyscale T_T so I do n't know how to improve the colour . Any advice would be appreciated .
Question: What does the narrator consider to be their weakness ?

Context: We 're mixing browns and blacks which i m still not sure about , but I think if we find a cool picture with browns in it and put it above the couch in the black frame , it may tie things together better . Who knows . Five .
Question: Why is the narrator a bit doubtful about their painting ?

Context: I got back my first two German quiz ' back today and I got a Sehr Gut on one and a very minor spelling error on one so two 10/10 's to start .
Question: How would one describe the narrator as a student ?

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Context: Saturday I slept in . I needed to pick up something else at the Jade Market , so I went to the market once again . My favorite guy had a new , very pretty piece that he was trying to sell me . It was n't my usual style so I did n't buy it .
Question: What did your favorite guy think when you did not buy the piece ?

Context: I was giving people flowers from my flower basket . I walked by two guys and one said " I love it when an Aeris actually HAS a flower basket . " and I turned around , smiled and said " Would you like a flower ?.
Question: What was the reason that I gave a bloom to the man ?

Context: You did n't actually think we were going to hand them over to the enemy , did you ? " Kurogane stood stock still , arms wrapping tighter around the bundle in his arms . " You fool . " The man punched his shoulder , not hard , but still hard enough to show disdain .
Question: Why did the man strike the other ?

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Context: I told him I was having a rather Emo day , to say the least , and some advance warning would have been swell . Thankfully none of the scary shit came to fruition , I started the Cymbalta today and I ' m not anywhere near the abyss that I was yesterday . And that is in great part , NOT due to Sweeney Todd , but to some awesome bloggy friends , one in particular that I emailed when I knew what I was feeling was BAD .
Question: What may have caused the " Emo " day to improve ?

Context: Helped me with making my computer faster and helped my sister with making her computer faster too . We talked a lot about different things and just hung out in my room , when not being out in the living room , working on my sister 's computer . When he was here , I felt happy and not alone .
Question: What may have been the reason I was happy ?

Context: And on the shorter side , I 'd knit the band on too tightly , so it curled . Those of you who suggested such a thing were most insightful . This morning , in the bright light of day , things were better .
Question: What 's a possible reason the writer knitted the band on too tightly ?

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Context: I put a resume on a nanny website , a family called me and wanted to to do an application . I did and we talked for a long time . They seemed nice . By the next morning they had booked me a flight to Italy on vacation with them .
Question: What type of line of work is the narrator interested in ?

Context: do i have a job yet ? no . ... but i have job training ! ! ! it sounds totally miraculous , i know , but my application for certification has been picked up , i ' ve been snuck through the backdoor at the last minute , and nancy ( three cheers for nancy ! ! ! ).
Question: Why may the narrator have sought to take job training courses ?

Context: I really would like to foster siblings , young around infant- five yrs old . I have the time to spend with them now that I ' m not working . And I ' m feeling lead to do this . Lead to do something for the first time .
Question: Why does the speaker want to foster children ?

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Context: Opening her apartment door , she found herself taking in the sight of a slender , blonde - haired , blue - eyed beauty queen type with a hard sneer for a mouth . " I ' m here , " she said as she pushed past Eden and made her into her apartment uninvited . She stood in the middle of the modest one bedroom and wrinkled up her pert little nose , and turned back to Eden who was now closing the door behind them . " Wow , this is some crappy dump they put you in ! " " I happen to like it , " Eden told her coolly as she moved over to the kitchenette and offered her guest a drink .
Question: Why was Eden 's response to the woman cool ?

Context: Opening her apartment door , she found herself taking in the sight of a slender , blonde - haired , blue - eyed beauty queen type with a hard sneer for a mouth . " I ' m here , " she said as she pushed past Eden and made her into her apartment uninvited . She stood in the middle of the modest one bedroom and wrinkled up her pert little nose , and turned back to Eden who was now closing the door behind them . " Wow , this is some crappy dump they put you in ! " " I happen to like it , " Eden told her coolly as she moved over to the kitchenette and offered her guest a drink .
Question: Why did the woman sneer at her surroundings ?

Context: Stepping inside , she slightly brushed Casey 's hand and Casey could feel goose bumps appear on her arm . Slowly , she closed the door , closing her eyes while wishing she could just switch of her feelings when it came to Olivia . She turned around and leaned against the door for a moment , watching her stay in front of the couch , looking at it with an uncertainty that was almost comical .
Question: Will Casy and Olivia get together ?

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Context: I work across the street from my home . Yesterdays fire broke out about 8:30 , as the techs were leaving for the field . Four or five techs and supervisors rushed into the building before the fire fighters were there . They helped get people out and went back for cats .
Question: What might be the reason I am posting about the fire ?

Context: I took a step into the next room to see what was going on . My hand covering my mouth in shock I watched the smoke and flames from the building and wondered how such a terrible accident could have happened . I watched as they showed the plane flying low over the city , directly towards the already burning building , and crash into ... wait ... what ? The building is already burning , and how did they get footage of ... oh shit ... that 's a second plane ... what the ... I spent the next twelve hours doing probably the same thing as many of you .
Question: Why is the narrator acting so shocked ?

Context: So f*cking frustrated right now . Found out that my rent is being raised $ 75 per month IF I sign a 12 month lease . Sign one for less and it is even more . I have a small and not too nice apt . Yea it is ok , but not $ 915 per month ok . Not too long ago I took a big pay cut to work for the state ( totally worth it ) which does n't help me financially . Just feel so trapped right now .
Question: What may be the reason for the post ?

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Context: I was told that Richardson was too busy to be informed . When I persisted , the president asked me to write a letter about the matter . When I reminded him that I had written and that he had responded to my letter by e - mail , he said that he must have lost the letter . I decided that life is too short to let criminals spoil what 's left , so I took no other action than to distribute my article in its proper form to those who may be interested .
Question: What will you do after distributing the article ?

Context: Though the oddest part is seeing a man with dark hair and dark skin . He is standing near the fences . I go over to him and tell him about the incident He seems aloof . THough I know I had to go with him to another location .
Question: What will happen after I tell the man about the incident and go with him ?

Context: When I realized that my entries are becoming shorter and less important , I stopped . It 's not because I want to store up emotions to create a beautiful entry but because I am losing my social life and it ( writing entries ) might get my grades down . So , I planned to change . Wrote some now funny plans and goals to reach .
Question: Why might entries bring their grades down ?

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