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Context: Genuine smiles from the man tended to be few and far between . Wilson took a few flustered stutters before trying ( in a semi - homophobic manner ) to explain that he indeed preferred women to men . Needless to say , it was n't quite convincing enough for the small lobby population . Giggles followed . He tried once more to get the upper hand .
Question: What may Wilson be doing right now ?

Output: Giving a speech.


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Context: It takes time to find places you might want to intern , to send off your stuff and to make sure you beat all the other potential candidates to the job ; ) 3 . Follow Up ! ! While hopefully I would have heard back from the company if I had n't followed up , you never know!4 .
Question: Why might the writer want to beat other potential candidates ?

Output: Because they want to get hired .


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Context: The reality is that we live on the farm , we 're there everyday , you do n't want to be spraying with insecticides and pesticides . We 'll farm about three - quarters of the property without herbicides . We have got some topography issues where some of the vines are planted and we ca n't get away with not using herbicides right now . We ' ve tried mulching .
Question: Why may the farmer be having some issues ?

Output: They do n't use chemicals .


Input:
Context: The reality is that we live on the farm , we 're there everyday , you do n't want to be spraying with insecticides and pesticides . We 'll farm about three - quarters of the property without herbicides . We have got some topography issues where some of the vines are planted and we ca n't get away with not using herbicides right now . We ' ve tried mulching .
Question: Why may the farmer be having some issues ?

Output: They do n't use pesticide .


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Context: But his breath , as well as his slurring words did n't actually improve my moods . So yeah , I was 600 km away from home , there were drunken people all around me and I had my mere belongings stuffed into the bin liner , which I had worn on my head before . Yeah , I was ecstatic . Half an hour later , my goosebumps were decorated with goosebumps already , but at least the rain seemed to lessen .
Question: What is the reason my goosebumps were decorated with goosebumps already ?

Output: I was fearful .


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Context: Finally I could swim freely , my mom yelled roll over on your back . I was fine once the screaming choking 40 pound kid was off my back . The boat finally made it over , my wife with compassion in her voice said that was really stupid . Wow , I almost drowned and all you could say was that was stupid .
Question: What may happen to me before i 'm out of the water ?

Output: I may chock.


Input:
Context: Finally I could swim freely , my mom yelled roll over on your back . I was fine once the screaming choking 40 pound kid was off my back . The boat finally made it over , my wife with compassion in her voice said that was really stupid . Wow , I almost drowned and all you could say was that was stupid .
Question: What may happen to me before i 'm out of the water ?

Output: I may drown.


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Context: For the last couple of years , there has been a lot of giddiness around the creation or Rich Internet Applications or RIAs . Their fluidity , animation and ability to present and manipulate large amounts of data makes them readily appealing to businesses that want to go beyond the linear processes that HTML web sites offer . They are becoming more common and the demand from clients is increasing .
Question: What subject is the narrator discussing ?

Output: They 're talking about IT .


Input:
Context: For the last couple of years , there has been a lot of giddiness around the creation or Rich Internet Applications or RIAs . Their fluidity , animation and ability to present and manipulate large amounts of data makes them readily appealing to businesses that want to go beyond the linear processes that HTML web sites offer . They are becoming more common and the demand from clients is increasing .
Question: What subject is the narrator discussing ?

Output: They 're talking about tech .


Input:
Context: There was a woman next to me who did about 4 % of the class , mostly sitting and resting , because , she told Jeannine , she kept getting dizzy every time she did something . I did n't doubt that she actually was experiencing bad stuff , but I also felt , because of the way she did the 4 % , that she was n't really trying . She drove away in a shiny new BMW SUV , which did n't help .
Question: What is the reason " She drove away in a shiny new BMW SUV , which did n't help . " ?

Output: It is a car that denotes status and it appears the status is n't earned but given her .


Input:
Context: There was a woman next to me who did about 4 % of the class , mostly sitting and resting , because , she told Jeannine , she kept getting dizzy every time she did something . I did n't doubt that she actually was experiencing bad stuff , but I also felt , because of the way she did the 4 % , that she was n't really trying . She drove away in a shiny new BMW SUV , which did n't help .
Question: What is the reason " She drove away in a shiny new BMW SUV , which did n't help . " ?

Output: The luxury of the vehicle makes her seem entitled .


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Context: briefly : mum 's legs not much better if at all , although she is now getting physio regularly . mum in quite good spirits and she seems to get on well with the staff at lydiafield.wheeled mum down annan high street for a coffee and kitkat ( see photo ) . also set up a TV and video in her room - she enjoyed watching the 2 ronnies christmas special from about 1980 . i left her watching singing in the rain last night .
Question: Where kind of place my the staff at lydiafield work at ?

Output: A nursing home .


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Context: I told my husband I had to go to the bathroom . That 's it . He got upset that I would bring up that topic of conversation . He said that after 14 years of marriage I should know that he does n't like to know about these things .
Question: Why does n't the narrator 's husband want to hear that ?

Output: He finds it gross .


Input:
Context: I told my husband I had to go to the bathroom . That 's it . He got upset that I would bring up that topic of conversation . He said that after 14 years of marriage I should know that he does n't like to know about these things .
Question: Why does n't the narrator 's husband want to hear that ?

Output: He finds it yucky .


Input:
Context: But as far as I ' m concerned , this needed to be a mythology movie , and it was n't . And worse , I ca n't figure out how I ' m supposed to reconcile it with the mythology . And wow , now I really , really wish I 'd written a series recap today like I was planning to , so I would n't have to backtrack to explain how I feel about this . But here goes . I loved " The Truth , " especially the very end .
Question: What may be the reason I am struggling explaining how I feel about this movie ?

Output: The movie did n't quite go where I thought it should , so I 'm confused .


Input:
Context: I was having a restless night anyway , so my pajama bottoms were sliding down and getting all off kilter and tangled . I scooched my butt up to reposition my pants - and threw my back out . This incident is right up there with the time I slammed the car door on my head , and it trails only a tad behind the time I gave myself a bloody nose by pulling up my pants in a public bathroom . Probably the most memorable incident was when I was a young teenager , and I was returning an overflowing armful of books to the public library .
Question: What area of the body did the narrator hurt this time ?

Output: backside.


Input:
Context: Yesterday I did n't walk or otherwise exercise . Today , I was hoping to make up for it by walking 6 km . I think I did about that distance , but it 's hard to tell from Google maps .
Question: Why is the person attempting to make up for not exercising on the day prior ?

Output: They are committed to improving their physical fitness and are trying to set a quota for themselves.


Input:
Context: Yesterday I did n't walk or otherwise exercise . Today , I was hoping to make up for it by walking 6 km . I think I did about that distance , but it 's hard to tell from Google maps .
Question: Why is the person attempting to make up for not exercising on the day prior ?

Output: They want to get into better shape and must get a certain amount of exercise to do this.


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Context: So why were regular bystanders allowed to watch the birth live ? ? ? Geez , I ' ve read enough blogs to know that who a woman lets into the delivery room is a pretty big decision . Yes , I know , this is an elephant , but she had never given birth , had never seen an elephant give birth , and was probably scared sh*tless about the squirming thing that came out of here .
Question: Who decided to let people watch ?

Output: The zookeeper.


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Context: Oh well . Everyone has asked me how the year has gone and to be honest I find it difficult to sum up . It 's been long , and it 's been hard work , and on occasion it has been scary and on occasion it has been thankless . However , in general , it 's gone great - I ' ve learned loads , I ' ve made new friends and I ' ve settled into my career . It was n't all champagne and celebrations on the last day , because to be honest , I stopped feeling like the anxious new boy a while ago .
Question: Why is it difficult for the writer to sum up the year ?

Output: Because a lot has happened in it .


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Context: GREENSBORO - Michael Keith Cooper died alone last week beside one of our busiest roads , surrounded by a bank , a convenience store and two churches . He was homeless . Michael lost his battle with an ailing heart and the bottle . Initial autopsy results show he died of coronary heart disease and cirrhosis of the liver . He 's another one gone from our city 's most forgotten population . At least , that 's what Kenny Odekirk thinks . He was Michael 's good friend . They once shared a tent , food and alcohol .
Question: What may be the reason leading up to Michael 's death ?

Output: He had become an alcoholic .


Input:
Context: GREENSBORO - Michael Keith Cooper died alone last week beside one of our busiest roads , surrounded by a bank , a convenience store and two churches . He was homeless . Michael lost his battle with an ailing heart and the bottle . Initial autopsy results show he died of coronary heart disease and cirrhosis of the liver . He 's another one gone from our city 's most forgotten population . At least , that 's what Kenny Odekirk thinks . He was Michael 's good friend . They once shared a tent , food and alcohol .
Question: What may be the reason leading up to Michael 's death ?

Output: He had weakened his heart with excessive alcohol usage .


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Context: Click start again ! Click start!Me : Are you sure ? It looks already pretty full to me . VM : * winkswinks*Me : * presses start*Milk : * jumps out of the bottle and splashes EVERYWHERE , including on my camera*So now you know why there is a tissue distributor on the side of the VM.My trophy and its pretty pink cap . Then I drank some of it ( it was delicious ) and went back home to put it in my fridge .
Question: What would have happened had there not been a tissue distributor on hand ?

Output: The milk would have damaged my electronics , particularly my camera because it would have taken time to find something to clean the camera off.


Input:
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: What kind of a person am I ?

Output: I am a grocery store employee .


Input:
Context: I told my co - worker Kevin about a dream I had last night where someone ironed all of my t - shirts . He told me to visit this site .
Question: What type of site might this be ?

Output: This might be a site dedicated to interpreting dreams .


Input:
Context: Still hunting for the perfect cell phone plan . We came very close to getting some phones at Verizon today , but the salesguy was too busy and the kids were too much of a handful . We did test out a bunch of phones and they have some nice ones . We also biked to the Baskin Robbins for some ice cream and later in the afternoon we played at the Rec Center . It was a beautiful day ( at least until a short thunderstorm around 8 pm ) .
Question: What may be the reason why the kids were a handful at the cell phone store ?

Output: They were bored .


Input:
Context: Later I went on a good walk with Kat and we had good talks . Later the group went over to Kat and Tracy 's base of operations for a short while . I started feeling lonely . I was laying on the floor and started to feel a little lonesome .
Question: How do I feel about Kat ?

Output: I like her well enough .


Input:
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 ?

Output: They want to patch things up with their friend .


Input:
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 ?

Output: They want to patch things up with their pal .


Input:
Context: Jensen focused his eyes back on the narrow road . The two men had gotten up extremely early - Jensen getting his first harsh look at just how much of a morning person Jared was not . Jensen had forced him to get up anyway , considering that seeing more of Zimbabwe had been Jared 's idea . His friend had showed up in his office a few days ago which was n't unusual , but instead of heading out for their normal game of one - on - one , Jared had launched into a speech about how he 'd seen so little of the country apart from the farm and Harare .
Question: Was Jared happy to be awake ?

Output: He was very grouchy .


Input:
Context: He was sure that whenever it happened , someone would notice him and wonder what he was breathing so hard for . Sighing , Johnny stared at the wall from his bed . It was close to two now , when he and Remy had agreed to meet .
Question: What will happen to the subject in the hospital ?

Output: Doctors will treat the subject 's lungs .


Input:
Context: Martha told me about the anti - toxin and that it was risky , but that he was dead without it . I gave the okay as your second . When it did n't work , I sat there holding his hand imagining a world without him and a world where I had to tell you he was gone and I could n't . I knew you would n't survive that emotionally .
Question: What may be the reason for okaying something so risky ?

Output: The risk was worth the survival .


Input:
Context: What he got back was a letter saying the check they sent in was for the incorrect amount . Which means he has to re - send his application and wait again for this receipt of his pending case . However , his current Visa expires before he will hear back about his case ... so he has to leave .
Question: Why is the man featured in the account so heartbroken ?

Output: He has to leave the country .


Input:
Context: What he got back was a letter saying the check they sent in was for the incorrect amount . Which means he has to re - send his application and wait again for this receipt of his pending case . However , his current Visa expires before he will hear back about his case ... so he has to leave .
Question: Why is the man featured in the account so heartbroken ?

Output: He is being deported .


Input:
Context: I have known this guy for about a year now and we have been really good friends and helped each other through a lot of stuff . We have had our ups and downs but now i realise i really want to be with him . I thought it might just be lust but i have felt like this for a long while now .
Question: Why do I really want to be with him ?

Output: Because I like him a lot .


Input:
Context: Overall , we like it here . I have to say I miss Target much more than I anticipated . People warned me , but I did n't believe it . There are so many things you just ca n't get at the BX or locally .
Question: Why is the narrator missing the store Target so much ?

Output: They ca n't get certain items at their new location .


Input:
Context: Overall , we like it here . I have to say I miss Target much more than I anticipated . People warned me , but I did n't believe it . There are so many things you just ca n't get at the BX or locally .
Question: Why is the narrator missing the store Target so much ?

Output: They ca n't get items at non - Targets .


Input:
Context: My buddy and myself were living in Eau Claire at the time and would go up now and again for a visit do a stay the weekend kind of thing . Anyways we went out one night playing pool stayed out late till like three AM hit the local 24 hour coffee shop / diner typical sat night . So we finally drive home it was about 4:30 AM just before sunrise .
Question: Why did they go to the diner ?

Output: Because it was open late at night .


Input:
Context: I arrived home last night from a week on the road with an author ( now , the # 1 bestselling author in the country ! ) and I could have kissed the ground when I got off the plane . J surprised me by going and picking up Hank at the boarder so we could hang out with him for the night .
Question: What did the person come home from ?

Output: A promotional tour.


Input:
Context: I asked him , just what the fluffy was ? I had seen him at the FoL party and had n't figure out what it was . It turned out to be a pink and white vixen .
Question: Why is the narrator asking about " The Fluffy " ?

Output: The narrator is bewildered by it .


Input:
Context: Earlier in the week , I heard a rhythmic scratching noise outside my bedroom window . Upon further investigation , I discovered it was a fat squirrel eating something as large as his head . The object was pale , cylindrical , and hollow . He left his chew toy behind on the front porch , so I investigated . The squirrel had been gnawing on a bone . The bone looked like a short section of femur with the marrow long gone or a rounded - off vertebra .
Question: What 's a possible reason the fat squirrel was chewing on a bone ?

Output: There was some meat on the bone to eat .


Input:
Context: Pray that the poor and those without homes to return to will be provided for abundantly . We know of some people who can not locate loved ones who were living in Galveston before the storm . Please pray that they will be found safe and sound . Most of all , pray that God will use this situation to humble us and prime this city for spiritual awakening and revival . We do have a couple of prayer needs directly related to LPM .
Question: What are people searching for in Galveston , Texas ?

Output: They are looking for stranded people .


Input:
Context: Pray that the poor and those without homes to return to will be provided for abundantly . We know of some people who can not locate loved ones who were living in Galveston before the storm . Please pray that they will be found safe and sound . Most of all , pray that God will use this situation to humble us and prime this city for spiritual awakening and revival . We do have a couple of prayer needs directly related to LPM .
Question: What are people searching for in Galveston , Texas ?

Output: They are looking for survivors .


Input:
Context: I ' m glad I made a reservation - there was an hour and a half wait for anyone else at 5:30PM . We were seated next to the Volcano Bar which has a working volcano overtop of it . We both had cheeseburgers and yummy drinks . The food was really quite good and fast , I was surprised .
Question: What may have happened without a reservation ?

Output: We may have had to go eat somewhere else .


Input:
Context: Tell him / do n't tell him , he did n't know that either . He also was n't sure why it was a problem - it certainly was n't the first time he and Jack had made love , and it was n't the first time they had booked a hotel to find some privacy or neutral ground . It was the first time they had been involved in a menage a trois . At least , it was for him . He could see Jack 's face darkening , and knew he 'd paused too long .
Question: Why did Jack book a hotel room ?

Output: To get away .


Input:
Context: Tell him / do n't tell him , he did n't know that either . He also was n't sure why it was a problem - it certainly was n't the first time he and Jack had made love , and it was n't the first time they had booked a hotel to find some privacy or neutral ground . It was the first time they had been involved in a menage a trois . At least , it was for him . He could see Jack 's face darkening , and knew he 'd paused too long .
Question: Why did Jack book a hotel room ?

Output: To get some alone time .


Input:
Context: Why does this always happen ? You give your heart to someone , then when you leave for just a split second to claim yourself , they yank it out , spit on it , then jam it back in your chest ( that 's how it feels , at least , for me ) . This journey , I think , will have to end here .
Question: What will happen when you find someone who lets you find yourself while you are with them ?

Output: We will end up in a good and fulfilling relationship.


Input:
Context: i ' ve been having a lot of pain since the procedure last wednesday . we finally called the on - call doctor over the weekend . she seemed shocked that my doctor had done what he did with no anaesthesia , but whatever , it 's over .
Question: Why is the narrator hurting so much ?

Output: The narrator   had an operation .


Input:
Context: i ' ve been having a lot of pain since the procedure last wednesday . we finally called the on - call doctor over the weekend . she seemed shocked that my doctor had done what he did with no anaesthesia , but whatever , it 's over .
Question: Why is the narrator hurting so much ?

Output: The narrator had surgery .


Input:
Context: We ate the fare from the concession stand , and had some cold drinks . The kids gathered up shells and rocks to take back to science class . In other words , magic . At heart , this trip was about family , and we got in a great deal of visiting time with the Mrs. 's side out in the Hamptons .
Question: What might be true of the narrator ?

Output: They are visiting their in laws .


Input:
Context: Lacking energy but faced with terribly perfect weather , I emailed Tom and Shula to see if they wanted to do something . After some negotiation , we settled on paddling in Michigan for a day trip . The paddling thing did n't quite work out but we did end up hiking instead on some dunes at Saugatuck . It 's a lot like hiking Indiana dunes , but further ( ugh ) and thus way less crowded ( yay !.
Question: Why is the speaker excited that the Saugatuck dunes are less crowded than the ones in Indiana ?

Output: The smaller crowd leads to a more serene , peaceful atmosphere that fosters a sense of contemplation.


Input:
Context: Lacking energy but faced with terribly perfect weather , I emailed Tom and Shula to see if they wanted to do something . After some negotiation , we settled on paddling in Michigan for a day trip . The paddling thing did n't quite work out but we did end up hiking instead on some dunes at Saugatuck . It 's a lot like hiking Indiana dunes , but further ( ugh ) and thus way less crowded ( yay !.
Question: Why is the speaker excited that the Saugatuck dunes are less crowded than the ones in Indiana ?

Output: Things are peaceful at the top , and the chatter of a crowd would only detract from this experience.


Input:
Context: They 're not the distant voices of a wayward imagination or the fading voices of a sober dream . They 're the loud and clear voices of two of my children ... at 5 a.m . Last night I finally got into bed around midnight and had the hardest time going to sleep . It was probably after 1 a.m. when I finally drifted off , but I was determined to get up around 7 a.m. to try and get the children up and used to being on a school schedule . However , when I was awakened at 5 a.m. my plans were a little thwarted . I got out of my bed and I amazed to find them not only sitting up and wide awake , but with the bright overhead light on .
Question: What may have caused you to awake at 5 AM ?

Output: My kids helped me wake up .


Input:
Context: It has also stayed determinedly on my hands , such that my nails are blue and the skin between my left thumb and index finger will not stop being blue no matter how many times I wash my hands . I wrote the fine print for the services the Computing Society intends to provide as fundraisers and today I went over it with the president of the society . Some of it can now be found on the Website . Huzzah !.
Question: What did the president think of your work ?

Output: The president was impressed with my work.


Input:
Context: She has not always had an easy path but I am so proud of her accomplishments . A week ago Sissy had her 22nd birthday but it was the b - day from hell , poor kid . Boyfriend ( BF ) had taken her car out to run errands and ended up getting pulled over and ticketed for expired registration . It had only expired 4 days earlier ( Hubby 's b - day ) . She had also just moved to a new place and was planning a house - warming / b - day bbq but it seems one of the guests ( they have their suspicions ) lifted her laptop computer .
Question: What may happen after they got a ticket ?

Output: They were renew their registration .


Input:
Context: She has not always had an easy path but I am so proud of her accomplishments . A week ago Sissy had her 22nd birthday but it was the b - day from hell , poor kid . Boyfriend ( BF ) had taken her car out to run errands and ended up getting pulled over and ticketed for expired registration . It had only expired 4 days earlier ( Hubby 's b - day ) . She had also just moved to a new place and was planning a house - warming / b - day bbq but it seems one of the guests ( they have their suspicions ) lifted her laptop computer .
Question: What may happen after they got a ticket ?

Output: They will fight the ticket after renewing their registration .


Input:
Context: I feel like all sense of privacy is gone and I find myself being much more aware about what I ' m doing . I think the house will be nice when it 's done though . On another note , I got out of work quite a bit early today .
Question: How may I feeling during this post ?

Output: Anxious.


Input:
Context: When they got bored of that they chased each other around the bedroom and up and down the curtains . When this re - enactment of the battle of the dawn chorus was over , Marlowe climbed up onto the bed and started to prod my abdomen with his right paw - looking for the bladder . Eventually he found the right place to put his body weight and I was forced to get up . However , much to his annoyance , I did n't think " while I am up I might as well feed the cats ! ".
Question: Why were the cats trying to wake up the speaker ?

Output: They wanted to be fed .


Input:
Context: I 'll be there till Monday . It 's sad that my first time there will be for Papi 's funeral but atleast I 'll get to see him one more time . I spent all of today with my parents at the passport place downtown .
Question: What may happen after Monday ?

Output: They will have grandpas burial.


Input:
Context: An inordinate amount of baseball caps , T - shirts and jeans ( mostly men ) for the test . Not surprisingly , though , most failed . The two guys I sat next to post - passing seemed to be having a d*ck - measuring contest as they compared notes on the various shows each had tried out for . One had a T - shirt saying : " This shirt has words on it " ( what a laugh riot ) .
Question: What was the object of the test ? ?

Output: Trying out for a game show.


Input:
Context: An inordinate amount of baseball caps , T - shirts and jeans ( mostly men ) for the test . Not surprisingly , though , most failed . The two guys I sat next to post - passing seemed to be having a d*ck - measuring contest as they compared notes on the various shows each had tried out for . One had a T - shirt saying : " This shirt has words on it " ( what a laugh riot ) .
Question: What was the object of the test ? ?

Output: Trying to get on a TV show that has prizes.


Input:
Context: I just woke up ( a bit ago ) from a really bizarre dream ( which of my dream are not bizarre ? ) Where there was this thousand ( hundred ? I dunno , really long time ) year war going on , between this evil bitch queen and this royal king and queen ( and all of their subjects , obviously ) . The king and queen were noble and honourable , but the queen , oooh that bitch .
Question: What may be the purpose of the post ?

Output: To describe my dreams.


Input:
Context: i also need to realize going freelance is going to be tough too.having the show to look forward to has made my unemployed time awesome . i think i am also gon na get away and drive to asheville next weekend and visit stephanie & chuck . i think getting away will be good for me .
Question: What may he do next ?

Output: Go visit his friends .


Input:
Context: Then the pain kicks in , usually on one side of my head in my temple . My migraines almost always occur during a period of relaxation immediately after a period of high stress . Normally they 're somewhere between 6 and 18 hours of excruciating pain , followed by a day of feeling like I ' ve been hit by a bus .
Question: What may be the reason why their body experiences migraines after stress ?

Output: Because their body is so tense .


Input:
Context: I love coming around that turn and being blasted with this view . I imagine if I lived here I would try to take this road everywhere I went just so I could be wowed as often as possible . It makes me feel so small with it 's vastness . I love that feeling and it helps me keep things in perspective .
Question: What might he ponder after realizing the vastness ?

Output: He may ponder upon his smallness in comparison to the vastness .


Input:
Context: Anyway , today I went to investigate the inside of the old cupboard and I found that the wall it has been standing up against all these years contains a kind of secret compartment . The weak wood of the cupboard back that gave way must have been a kind of entrance to this compartment . There was n't much in the compartment except some old pennies , part of an old candle , and two small leather - bound writing pads ( also very old but in good condition ) . When I opened the books I found that they comprised part of a carefully kept diary - indeed , my father 's own journal !.
Question: What may happen after they find the diary ?

Output: They will examine the diary .


Input:
Context: Anyway , today I went to investigate the inside of the old cupboard and I found that the wall it has been standing up against all these years contains a kind of secret compartment . The weak wood of the cupboard back that gave way must have been a kind of entrance to this compartment . There was n't much in the compartment except some old pennies , part of an old candle , and two small leather - bound writing pads ( also very old but in good condition ) . When I opened the books I found that they comprised part of a carefully kept diary - indeed , my father 's own journal !.
Question: What may happen after they find the diary ?

Output: They will look through the diary .


Input:
Context: The city of Aurora is home to the legendary Paramount Theatre , which opened its doors in 1931 to great fanfare . At the time , it was the first air - conditioned movie palace outside of Chicago . Aurora is a growing city that has kept the family as a major part of its development . These are some of the reasons why the city is becoming so popular .
Question: What type of building is the one in question ?

Output: It is a historical building .


Input:
Context: The city of Aurora is home to the legendary Paramount Theatre , which opened its doors in 1931 to great fanfare . At the time , it was the first air - conditioned movie palace outside of Chicago . Aurora is a growing city that has kept the family as a major part of its development . These are some of the reasons why the city is becoming so popular .
Question: What type of building is the one in question ?

Output: It is an old movie place .


Input:
Context: Astrology in real lifeVid has a new game where the soldier has to roll him up in a blanket like a burrito and carry him around like a freshly killed corpse . " P , he want me to do that 100 times and it wears me out . He weighs 65 pounds , " he explained .
Question: How is the speaker feeling after the events mentioned in this conversation ?

Output: The speaker is exhausted.


Input:
Context: God ! I called her to tell her I think there might be something up with my brakes , and she flips out on me , because the 30-days is up , and it 's only up by about a week , and if I had just called a few days earlier whatever problem is there would have been fixed for free . I 'm sorry if I ' m so busy trying to keep myself sane and alive that I forget about the 30-day warantee . Gah ! Then she says she 's so angry she has to hang up on me .
Question: What may be wrong with my car ?

Output: My brakes are weird .


Input:
Context: I could only think of my dear friend Charlene , who was on the losing side of a seven year battle with breast cancer . I was sitting in my car and shaking , shaking so much that I could not turn the key . I remember saying out loud " God I ' m so scared . " I finally gathered myself and turned the car on . My car had a fully loaded six CD changer set to random play and when I turned the ignition on , the music started .
Question: How did Charlene end up dying ?

Output: She did of a tumor in her chest .


Input:
Context: So I had to order a new one . Craap . Last night was so relaxing . The group went to Old Chicago and then chilled on the riverfront for a few minutes . Went back to Juan 's and I took like a 15 min long hot shower .
Question: Why was last night so relaxing ?

Output: Because they chilled on the riverfront .


Input:
Context: 3rd august . where i officially become 18!although the fact that my parents sucks the starting of it , overall i had a blasting birthday!all thanks to my dearestsss .. i was drenched with coke by the weirdos exactly at 12midnight.looking damn messy with the make - up i went home.then my mum spoilt the mood totally.i do nt think she remembers its my birthday at all . but who cares .
Question: What may have happened during their birthday celebration ?

Output: They had stayed out late with their friends .


Input:
Context: Winds blowing out to left field at 10 - 15 m.p.h . Game Time temperature : Around 70 . Complete Coverage > Sat 09/13 Jo - Jo Reyes vs Pedro Martinez Mostly cloudy . Winds blowing out to center field at 5 - 10 m.p.h .
Question: What may be a fact about this statement ?

Output: It is a weather report for a baseball stadium .


Input:
Context: Winds blowing out to left field at 10 - 15 m.p.h . Game Time temperature : Around 70 . Complete Coverage > Sat 09/13 Jo - Jo Reyes vs Pedro Martinez Mostly cloudy . Winds blowing out to center field at 5 - 10 m.p.h .
Question: What may be a fact about this statement ?

Output: It is stating the current weather at a baseball stadium .


Input:
Context: Shaky surgeon 's hands that ca n't hold a martini glass . The black fur coat and the Lolita - Girl helping me chop limes , in awe of the art of bartending . I go to the main cottage anyway , and carry sugar , limes and a knife to the outer building , where the cocktail bar is . I put a lime on a cutting board and promptly slice deeply into my thumb .
Question: Why might the narrator 's hands be shaking ?

Output: They might have an alcohol problem.


Input:
Context: Jerry Seinfeld is my boss at Wendy 's . I ' ve never worked at Wendy 's before in my life so this makes the dream extra weird . I ' m cleaning off the tables in the dinning area and all we have is dirty wet rags . I go looking for clean ones to wipe down all the tables .
Question: Where is the Wendy 's I am working at ?

Output: It is in a dream , it is n't real .


Input:
Context: Jerry Seinfeld is my boss at Wendy 's . I ' ve never worked at Wendy 's before in my life so this makes the dream extra weird . I ' m cleaning off the tables in the dinning area and all we have is dirty wet rags . I go looking for clean ones to wipe down all the tables .
Question: Where is the Wendy 's I am working at ?

Output: It is make believe and something ONLY in my mind .


Input:
Context: I deserve a face to face sit down talk . I do not deserve to be treated like an old toy that he can just throw back at my parents . I truly loved him and the way he is treating me shows that he does not and may never have cared for me .
Question: What may be a fact about the speaker 's situation ?

Output: They are being used by their partner .


Input:
Context: I deserve a face to face sit down talk . I do not deserve to be treated like an old toy that he can just throw back at my parents . I truly loved him and the way he is treating me shows that he does not and may never have cared for me .
Question: What may be a fact about the speaker 's situation ?

Output: They are mistreated by their partner .


Input:
Context: well , dad , ... it 's been two years now , since you ' ve gone . two years and one day , because i m late , just like that day . ( and the damn cemetery is closed on sundays)i had reminded myself so many times this week , but i did nt sleep two days ago , and i woke up in time to go to work , i pushed it back , i hid it .
Question: What happened two years ago ?

Output: His father died.


Input:
Context: well , dad , ... it 's been two years now , since you ' ve gone . two years and one day , because i m late , just like that day . ( and the damn cemetery is closed on sundays)i had reminded myself so many times this week , but i did nt sleep two days ago , and i woke up in time to go to work , i pushed it back , i hid it .
Question: What happened two years ago ?

Output: His father got sick and died.


Input:
Context: For their 5th Anniversary , The Hundreds opened a one month - long pop shop / art gallery aptly called 5th . After giving you the heads up on the exclusive 5th T - Shirts , we now have detailed coverage of the grand opening . A time capsule of photographs , art , and brand memorabilia was featured on the walls , and of course the gear was a big hit . See more images after the jump and hit the link to check out more photos .
Question: What may be a plausible fact about me ?

Output: I enjoy going to art galleries .


Input:
Context: For their 5th Anniversary , The Hundreds opened a one month - long pop shop / art gallery aptly called 5th . After giving you the heads up on the exclusive 5th T - Shirts , we now have detailed coverage of the grand opening . A time capsule of photographs , art , and brand memorabilia was featured on the walls , and of course the gear was a big hit . See more images after the jump and hit the link to check out more photos .
Question: What may be a plausible fact about me ?

Output: I like going to art galleries .


Input:
Context: I was just fooling around in the tier 2 scenarios with my rank16 SW with brand - new rapid fire skill . I saw a clothie , a sorcerer , level 18 , running to me . Had already the buff from the BW which has chance to increase damage . 1.Used Vengeance of Nagarythe [ + 30 % dmg bonus on rapid fire ] 2.Used Unshakable focus [ + 100 % dmg ] 3.Rapid Fire on the poor dark elf .
Question: What best describes the game genre taking place ?

Output: Role playing.


Input:
Context: Note you ca n't take an umbrella into the stadium , so as usual , I sought relief from the guys selling beer out of tubs of ice ; I put the ice down my shirt to cool myself off . I also had sunblock as well , a staple on a hot day . People do n't realize you have to reapply , and it 's a common mistake .
Question: Why did the narrator want to bring an umbrella into the stadium ?

Output: To shield themselves from direct sunlight .


Input:
Context: Note you ca n't take an umbrella into the stadium , so as usual , I sought relief from the guys selling beer out of tubs of ice ; I put the ice down my shirt to cool myself off . I also had sunblock as well , a staple on a hot day . People do n't realize you have to reapply , and it 's a common mistake .
Question: Why did the narrator want to bring an umbrella into the stadium ?

Output: To shield themselves from the sun .


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Context: Sometimes though the books take a back seat when there are several other toys competing for her attention But I found a good idea that could encourage her to like reading even more : publish a story book with her as the lead character . Personalized children 's books are a great way to preserve childhood memories as well as to encourage a child 's creativity . Sites like Kids Personally has a couple of personalized photo books , activity books , and novels for children .
Question: Why would the narrator be interested in writing a book ?

Output: The narrator is trying to get her kid to read .


Input:
Context: Sometimes though the books take a back seat when there are several other toys competing for her attention But I found a good idea that could encourage her to like reading even more : publish a story book with her as the lead character . Personalized children 's books are a great way to preserve childhood memories as well as to encourage a child 's creativity . Sites like Kids Personally has a couple of personalized photo books , activity books , and novels for children .
Question: Why would the narrator be interested in writing a book ?

Output: The narrator is trying to interest her child in reading .


Input:
Context: I was on my way home today from work , listening to some songs on my limited edition iPod ( i.e. Je 's old iPod shuffle . It 's limited edition okay ? No longer available on the market , how cool is that ?.
Question: Why is my limited edition musical device special ?

Output: It was the first type of its kind around .


Input:
Context: So now I am wondering if it 's a mind thing not a health thing . I am feeling a lot of energy from my altar lately . I mean just my hand gets all buzzy and warm that gets stronger when my hand gets close to my Isis status . I gave my altar a really good cleaning .
Question: What is probably true about the alter ?

Output: The alter makes me feel more powerful and strong .


Input:
Context: So now I am wondering if it 's a mind thing not a health thing . I am feeling a lot of energy from my altar lately . I mean just my hand gets all buzzy and warm that gets stronger when my hand gets close to my Isis status . I gave my altar a really good cleaning .
Question: What is probably true about the alter ?

Output: The alter might be giving off some static electricity .


Input:
Context: He gave me this really bad vibe that made me feel completely awkward around her . I never felt like that while I was ever with her , there is just something about Chris that he just does n't like me , I know it . Then the rest of the night being with him was awkward and he asked me if I wanted to sleep over or go home , I chose going home .
Question: What was the reason for my anxiety ?

Output: He gave me a bad feeling in my gut .


Input:
Context: I knew I should have fucking spent it on a new guitar , man ... Two weeks in a hotel though , and then moving into our apartment on Stark . I think she actually lived there for two weeks or so before she found the Boost Mobile phone I kept hidden from her that made us split up for good . And yea , it had me mum 's number saved on it .
Question: Why would the phone upset the girl when she found it ?

Output: She felt it was meant to contact a mistress .


Input:
Context: I knew I should have fucking spent it on a new guitar , man ... Two weeks in a hotel though , and then moving into our apartment on Stark . I think she actually lived there for two weeks or so before she found the Boost Mobile phone I kept hidden from her that made us split up for good . And yea , it had me mum 's number saved on it .
Question: Why would the phone upset the girl when she found it ?

Output: She felt it was used for cheating .


Input:
Context: I took dad and the kids to lil sis ' house today . The boys love to play with their cousins and also play in lil sis ' pool . The kids were frolicking in the pool while depressed me and tired lil sis were trying to have adult type conversation . The boys kept saying something about poop in the pool and to be honest we brushed them off a few times , because we were all like puh - LEASE just give us a minute to talk ! !.
Question: Why do the boys love to play with their cousins ?

Output: Because they enjoy each other 's company .


Input:
Context: Hi guys ! With Chuck premiering tomorrow ( OMG , so excited ! ) , I thought I 'd share an article I found in my local paper a few weeks ago . I finally got around to scanning it .
Question: What may be the fact about the article ?

Output: The article is about the premiere of Chuck .


Input:
Context: Hi guys ! With Chuck premiering tomorrow ( OMG , so excited ! ) , I thought I 'd share an article I found in my local paper a few weeks ago . I finally got around to scanning it .
Question: What may be the fact about the article ?

Output: The article is centered around Chuck .


Input:
Context: Over the course of the Olympic Games there are 20 exciting Going for Gold events taking place at bet365 where players can compete for both cash prizes and medals . The more medals that you win , the higher up the leaderboard you are placed and greater your chance of winning the top prizes . In each event , the top 100 players will each win a medal .
Question: How many Going for Gold events are held in the Olympic Games .?

Output: The Going for Gold takes place at bet365 for 20 Olympic Games .


Input:
Context: Over the course of the Olympic Games there are 20 exciting Going for Gold events taking place at bet365 where players can compete for both cash prizes and medals . The more medals that you win , the higher up the leaderboard you are placed and greater your chance of winning the top prizes . In each event , the top 100 players will each win a medal .
Question: How many Going for Gold events are held in the Olympic Games .?

Output: There are 20 Olympic Game events that are part of the Going for Gold competition .


Input:
Context: So next time I will stop at 24 brats . 34 was sort of overkill . Paul and Stef also brought flank Steak we where not hurting for meat . Today was a veg day for the most part .
Question: What may be your reason for wanting to stop at 24 brats next time ?

Output: There was too many there .


Input:
Context: You got ta problem with that ? Then go away . And I sort of like who he is , based on his written words , because he 's very smart , obviously does n't tolerate fools , and knows what he likes . What turns me off most of all in a dating profile is something like I ' m a laidback sort of guy or I know how to make a lady feel special .
Question: Why is the narrator on this website ?

Output: They 're looking to date .


Input:
Context: You got ta problem with that ? Then go away . And I sort of like who he is , based on his written words , because he 's very smart , obviously does n't tolerate fools , and knows what he likes . What turns me off most of all in a dating profile is something like I ' m a laidback sort of guy or I know how to make a lady feel special .
Question: Why is the narrator on this website ?

Output: They 're looking to find someone .


Input:
Context: They can now only be rented for special occasions . Clearly our group constitutes a special occasion . We all hopped on - well in between taking pictures - and headed to Parliament Square . We got a nice view of the bell tower that houses Big Ben ( the bell ) as well as the Parliament buildings . We spent the remainder of the morning touring Westminster Abbey with 2 Blue Badge guides .
Question: Why are they in London ?

Output: They are there on a school trip .


Input:
Context: It 's the first time I 'd been there in all the years I ' ve lived here . I 'd been there once before to drop my son off for a hike with his boyscout troop . There are several trails throughout the preserve . Some are miles long .
Question: What was true before this story ?

Output: The narrator had never been to the preserve.


Input:
Context: Three hours and eight dollars later and we pulled up to Moscow 's Kursk train station . The town of Suzdal was definitely the main attraction . It really has an almost fairy - tale atmosphere - it 's very quaint , and you can get a feel for how things must have been a thousand years ago in Russia . The architecture is beautiful , and it is just a calm place .
Question: How would you feel in a fairy tale atmosphere ?

Output: At peace.


Input:
Context: Which started on a good foot ( pun intended ) Then just after the drills , when we were gna get into a game , the lightning alarm started > < So we got our trusty ol' whiteboard out and started discussing tactics . It actually was quite insightful . Then we were done with that so we started PTing then the alarm light went off !.
Question: What may the narrator be preparing for ?

Output: They are training for military .


Input:
Context: It 's like riding a bicycle - I was pleased to discover . After so many years , it all came back . I ' m a bit rusty technically and completely out of shape , but it feels good .
Question: What is probably true about the narrator ?

Output: They are doing something they have not done in a long time.


Input:
Context: Kathleen , let me explain something to you , they think I am dumb enough to not know that the media is in Iowa , and so is the corrupt governments . They think I am stupid enough to fall for the trap . They think I am stupid enough to fall for a trap in terms of them trying to act as if they are part of an investigation into what happened to me on November 14th , 2005 .
Question: Why is the narrator so skeptical of what they are being told ?

Output: They distrust the government ,.


Input:
Context: Kathleen , let me explain something to you , they think I am dumb enough to not know that the media is in Iowa , and so is the corrupt governments . They think I am stupid enough to fall for the trap . They think I am stupid enough to fall for a trap in terms of them trying to act as if they are part of an investigation into what happened to me on November 14th , 2005 .
Question: Why is the narrator so skeptical of what they are being told ?

Output: They distrust the media .


Input:
Context: Since 1867 , people have used the typewriter not only for printing manuscripts but creating works of art . In the 1890s , typewriter manufacturers and secretarial agencies organized public speed typing competitions . They also organized competitions for typewriter drawings .
Question: Why was speed emphasized heavily in typing ?

Output: Fast typing was good for business .


Input:
Context: Since 1867 , people have used the typewriter not only for printing manuscripts but creating works of art . In the 1890s , typewriter manufacturers and secretarial agencies organized public speed typing competitions . They also organized competitions for typewriter drawings .
Question: Why was speed emphasized heavily in typing ?

Output: The more you typed the more productive you were .


Input:
Context: Sure I live in a home and I am fed but that 's as far as it goes . Last year I went the whole winter without a jacket / gloves / hat and boots . My father likes to spend all his money on plasma screen tv 's , vacations for him and toys for his sons . I hate to have to resort to this but I ca n't stand another winter / fall without proper clothing .
Question: Why is the narrator not properly dressed for the cold weather ?

Output: Their parents are poor with money .


Input:
Context: Sure I live in a home and I am fed but that 's as far as it goes . Last year I went the whole winter without a jacket / gloves / hat and boots . My father likes to spend all his money on plasma screen tv 's , vacations for him and toys for his sons . I hate to have to resort to this but I ca n't stand another winter / fall without proper clothing .
Question: Why is the narrator not properly dressed for the cold weather ?

Output: They do n't have winter clothing .


Input:
Context: Do n't plan according to what you think you should do . Plan according to what you can do .... then stretch yourself a bit at a time . Here are the meals that I plan to make this week ( the recipes are at the end of this post ) : - Honey Glazed Chicken - Fish Tacos - Chicken Pasta Salad 2 . Assign the Meals .
Question: What type of advise is the narrator dispensing ?

Output: Advice on cooking .


Input:
Context: Do n't plan according to what you think you should do . Plan according to what you can do .... then stretch yourself a bit at a time . Here are the meals that I plan to make this week ( the recipes are at the end of this post ) : - Honey Glazed Chicken - Fish Tacos - Chicken Pasta Salad 2 . Assign the Meals .
Question: What type of advise is the narrator dispensing ?

Output: Advice on meal prep .


Input:
Context: My fingers are in home position and I am not looking at the keyboard as I type . My teacher better be proud of me ... Is it okay to be awake for fifteen hours and get nine hours of sleep ? I am awake early morning until late afternoon ... Also : I had a dream where some dude(who was me , even though I ' m not a dude ) was married to Ariel , but these robot assasins poisoned her . He thought she was dead so he broke into song about how the world was filled with hate and how he could n't live without Ariel .
Question: Why should the teacher be proud of the speaker for being able to type without looking at the keyboard ?

Output: They are enrolled in a typing course , and have clearly made significant progress.


Input:
Context: My fingers are in home position and I am not looking at the keyboard as I type . My teacher better be proud of me ... Is it okay to be awake for fifteen hours and get nine hours of sleep ? I am awake early morning until late afternoon ... Also : I had a dream where some dude(who was me , even though I ' m not a dude ) was married to Ariel , but these robot assasins poisoned her . He thought she was dead so he broke into song about how the world was filled with hate and how he could n't live without Ariel .
Question: Why should the teacher be proud of the speaker for being able to type without looking at the keyboard ?

Output: They have been struggling to master the typing position , but have finally gotten the knack of it.


Input:
Context: I did n't feel like writing it all out again , so here is an email I sent to a friend : Gracie is my cat , that lives with my parents . She 's really the family cat , but I found her and she was kind of my cat until I left for college . So my mom told me Gracie has started having seizures . Like , a few a day .
Question: What happened after Gracie started having seizures ?

Output: I wrote about Gracie .


Input:
Context: I did n't feel like writing it all out again , so here is an email I sent to a friend : Gracie is my cat , that lives with my parents . She 's really the family cat , but I found her and she was kind of my cat until I left for college . So my mom told me Gracie has started having seizures . Like , a few a day .
Question: What happened after Gracie started having seizures ?

Output: I wrote an email to my friend .


Input:
Context: Today I said good - bye to our baking pantry . Not that it 's walking away , or anything .... Rather , I gave this room to Tom because he needs a room downstairs and I have my own two rooms upstairs . Tom 's not able to race up and down the stairs all day long like I am , and well , so , he deserves a room of his own down here .
Question: Why is the baking room going away ?

Output: Someone needs space .


Input:
Context: Today I said good - bye to our baking pantry . Not that it 's walking away , or anything .... Rather , I gave this room to Tom because he needs a room downstairs and I have my own two rooms upstairs . Tom 's not able to race up and down the stairs all day long like I am , and well , so , he deserves a room of his own down here .
Question: Why is the baking room going away ?

Output: The narrator has given it up .


Input:
Context: I ' m going to add this onto my growing list of reasons for needing an iPhone . Also , semi - related : My Museum Studies program turned me into the most miserable museum visitor ever . Honestly , I ca n't do anything but critique exhibits now . Spelling mistakes in labels ?.
Question: Why are they having a problem with critiquing things now ?

Output: It 's automatic for them now .


Input:
Context: Her special treat on nights that the boys are away is getting to sleep all night in Mama 's bed . So , I turned on the soft reading light , said her prayers with her and gave her a kiss fully expecting her to contentedly fall asleep ... as she always does on these rare girl nights . Instead she started to cry . Asking her what was wrong , she stated through tears that she wanted to sleep in her own bed , with her own night light .
Question: What may be the reason why she wanted to sleep in her own bed ?

Output: She feels safer there .


Input:
Context: Her special treat on nights that the boys are away is getting to sleep all night in Mama 's bed . So , I turned on the soft reading light , said her prayers with her and gave her a kiss fully expecting her to contentedly fall asleep ... as she always does on these rare girl nights . Instead she started to cry . Asking her what was wrong , she stated through tears that she wanted to sleep in her own bed , with her own night light .
Question: What may be the reason why she wanted to sleep in her own bed ?

Output: She loves her night light .


Input:
Context: They said I can come to dinner whenever I want which I will definitely take them up on . I also saw a lot of people and friends that I had n't seen since I was a kid . Some were exactly the same and some had grown up a surprising amount . Before we left St. Louis we stopped by the Arch and went on top of that .
Question: Why will I be visiting St. Louis again to have dinner ?

Output: My old friends live there and invited me .


Input:
Context: The checkout clerk seemed a bit stunned by the sheer cow - dependency we exhibit . By dinner last night , we were out of milk . As I trudged out into the darkness to collect another couple gallons , I whined to LT that home - delivered milk was sounding better and better to me . Superhero that she is , she looked up local milk delivery for me , and even signed me up to get a call with a quote from Smith Brothers Dairy .
Question: What may be the reason they have a cow dependency ?

Output: They drink a lot of milk .


Input:
Context: For many people , Woodside , Queens , is simply a place on the way to another place . The 7 express subway line stops there , and it 's the first station for most Long Island Rail Road trains out of Penn Station . For those who make the neighborhood a destination , though , an inviting dining scene can be found , one spiced up by Asian and Latin restaurants that have opened in the past decade or so . Here we go on culinary safari again . In case you missed it , this piece is speaking directly to those who summer in the Hamptons and attend the U.S. Open .
Question: Why did restaurants start to open in Woodside ?

Output: It is a central hub for lots of other popular destinations.


Input:
Context: It took us about one hour to get to her place . It took me about 30 minutes to get from one end of the airport to the other ! The weekend was filled with parties on the roof top to celebrate 4th July with fantastic fire works , going out enjoying the Denver orchestra playing in the park and eating lots of food , not to mention spending lots of money , as this was indeed the city of outdoors !.
Question: What may be the reason for them being at the airport ?

Output: Visiting to celebrate July 4th .


Input:
Context: My neighbor assured me she had NOT left a note . Charming . Fortunately , I am a clever monkey and got the guy 's license plate number as he drove off . Then I called the realtor who is selling the house .
Question: What kind of person am I ?

Output: I know how to think outside the box .


Input:
Context: You are viewing a 2001 Toyota tacoma , SR5 , V6 3.4L , 4x4 with a step side beed . This truck has new tires and custom wheels , nerf bars , bed liner , and cd player . The truck is in good shape , not perfect but good .
Question: What would you need to be doing for this information to matter to you ?

Output: You would need to be buying an automobile .


Input:
Context: What resulted was an energetic performance that got everyone ready for the rest of the day . It appeared that a lot of people at the festival came that day to see Vampire Weekend . None of us really had any interest in them , so we went to the second stage to see Elephant 6 darlings Elf Power . We watched them play for 15 - 20 minutes then worked our way to the main stage to try to get as close as possible for ! ! ! at 6 pm . This was my third time seeing ! !.
Question: Why did n't the speaker have even the slightest interest in seeing vampire weekend ?

Output: It 's nothing personal , Vampire Weekend just is n't a band that resonates with them , so they do n't watch them play.


Input:
Context: " You should probably come in with us , just to make sure you 're ok . " " No , " I said firmly , watching T - shirt guy talking to the camera guy . " Are you sure ? " Dave asked . " Yes , I ' m sure . I just got freaked out for a second .
Question: Did I want to get checked on ?

Output: I did not want to be checked out.


Input:
Context: I was just reading Hippy Chick ' 's blog about her weight loss after lap band surgery and I want to share my experiences with weight loss . Warning : it is not as compelling a story , so you might be a bit bored . I was a thin child and teenager . Heck , I even regained my figure after having my first four children .
Question: Why does the writer want to share their experiences with weight loss ?

Output: Because they think other people will be interested in that .


Input:
Context: One weird thing about this Byway is that it 's quite lovely ... but I did n't really find a whole lot of interesting photo opportunities ! We found a few , but they were far between . I ended up with some weird sort of infection Friday night that started in my lower sinuses and the roof of my mouth . By mid - day Saturday I was in such pain that I could n't swallow , even though my throat was fine . It was bizarre .
Question: Why did the narrator seem to like the byway so much ?

Output: They found it 's aesthetic pleasing .


Input:
Context: One weird thing about this Byway is that it 's quite lovely ... but I did n't really find a whole lot of interesting photo opportunities ! We found a few , but they were far between . I ended up with some weird sort of infection Friday night that started in my lower sinuses and the roof of my mouth . By mid - day Saturday I was in such pain that I could n't swallow , even though my throat was fine . It was bizarre .
Question: Why did the narrator seem to like the byway so much ?

Output: They found it was quite pretty .


Input:
Context: I was giddy with happiness , not only from the yummy smelling soapy stuff , but from the fact that I had DOUBLED my gift ! For free ! From there , we hit Best Buy where I had a reward coupon , and we finally caved and got ourselves a full - sized ( 5-cup ) coffeemaker . Our French press is great , but sometimes you want more than one cup of coffee at a time .
Question: What might have been the reason I wanted to go to Best Buy ?

Output: I had a voucher I wanted to redeem .


Input:
Context: Suddenly , the helper guy changed the movie to another one .. with the first one remaining incomplete . A man who was very interested in the movie protested and asked the helper why he did so .. the helpers reply ... thrs a carbon deposit on the CD ... so it wo nt work . The man sat down without saying another word and i was smiling inside . Doctors are considered to be extremely intelligent people and i agree to that ... my father being one ... .but their intelligence fails when they work with something electronic .
Question: Why did the helper guy change the movie to another one ?

Output: There was a carbon deposit on the CD.


Input:
Context: My bag had n't been * visible * from the door ; in fact , it was on a shelf above my desk in anticipation of moving said desk ( which then did n't happen ) . And now my bag was moved down , sitting on top of my desk , still containing phone and sunglasses but now sans wallet . I cursed and quickly checked for anything else missing .
Question: What may happen after checking the bag ?

Output: I will call the police and report my wallet stolen .


Input:
Context: Zach is a canadian who lived further south than I did in the states , and he 's fun and has a good sense of humor , and so he did n't get pissed when i spent pretty much all day making fun of him for that . Zach will be living abor half an hour from me . Brian is also very fun , and into Jazz guitar , and he 'll be living across the hall from me .
Question: What may be a valid fact about my friends and I ?

Output: We have a lot of fun with each other .


Input:
Context: Music , booze , sun , booze , music , booze . Did I say booze ? Ok I ' m not an alcoholic , but I surely enjoy to partake in my fair share of $ 8 beers and $ 12 Carribean Red Bull Drinks , like any other good time charlie .
Question: Why am I feeling the way I 'm feeling ?

Output: I do n't want others to label me as an alcoholic .


Input:
Context: It 's like every time you look at the different spot , they are there . Not big ones , but still disgusting ! ! Ew ... Well , we will fix that .
Question: How would one describe the narrator looking at spots ?

Output: The narrator has OCD .


Input:
Context: It 's like every time you look at the different spot , they are there . Not big ones , but still disgusting ! ! Ew ... Well , we will fix that .
Question: How would one describe the narrator looking at spots ?

Output: The narrator is a clean - freak .


Input:
Context: Maine waterfront property is subject to Maine Mandatory Shoreland Zoning . When buying a property there are some things that you need to know in order to make an informed decision about whether a specific property will work for you now and in the future . Here are 5 questions that you should ask your agent to determine the potential of a waterfront property . 1 .
Question: Why should you ask your agent questions ?

Output: Because you should know all of the important information before buying property .


Input:
Context: Hello dears . :) I just wanted to give you guys a quick update on why I ' ve been MIA . First thing 's first , I was pretty much MIA last week because I had to prep for my boyfriend 's company party . It was their company party commemorating their 15 year anniversary and it was held up north in nor - cal .
Question: Why was I preparing for my boyfriend 's company party for so long that it kept me MIA for a whole week ?

Output: I had to pack and travel to the party location in northern California .


Input:
Context: I thought . I ' m not afraid of you . Friends , I have been biking fewer than 12 times in my adult life . I think an 80 block trip down a main artery in Manhattan is quite a feat , considering .
Question: Why does biking less than 12 times mean that this 80 block trip will be a feat ?

Output: Because they have biked so rarely , this coming trek will be particularly difficult.


Input:
Context: We felt this addressed our tendency to hang on to failing relationships -- ones we knew would never be right for us -- or decide to date someone just because we thought we would never get another offer . Never . Most people in that part of the country married their high school sweethearts so at the ripe old age of nineteen , I had passed my prime . Hopes of getting a date were pretty slim ( about as likely as my acceptance to WWF training camp * giggles * ) .
Question: Why is the narrator so down on themselves ?

Output: They feel they are going to die alone .


Input:
Context: We felt this addressed our tendency to hang on to failing relationships -- ones we knew would never be right for us -- or decide to date someone just because we thought we would never get another offer . Never . Most people in that part of the country married their high school sweethearts so at the ripe old age of nineteen , I had passed my prime . Hopes of getting a date were pretty slim ( about as likely as my acceptance to WWF training camp * giggles * ) .
Question: Why is the narrator so down on themselves ?

Output: They feel they are too old .


Input:
Context: Changes the whole outlook when you 're deprived of it so often . I went to the Dr today . I ' m still getting period pain like cramps . They make me nervous .
Question: What part of my body is currently in pain ?

Output: My uterus.


Input:
Context: Well , last month we took a vacation to the beach and while there I scrapped a few pictures . I did these as 4x6 pictures so I could print them out at Wal - mart . I uploaded them to their website and picked the Wal - mart closest to us at the beach . So , yesterday I went to order copies of those pictures to give to my aunt and dad and ordered the pictures .
Question: What will the aunt and dad want to do with them ?

Output: Put them in photo albumss.


Input:
Context: Ok , so I ' m now reading two books at once . I started Sense and Sensibility while on our trip last week and yesterday we picked up Breaking Dawn , which of course I started immediately ... ( shh , do n't say anything , I only went through the first part last night ) . Should n't be too hard to keep the stories straight , I hope . But then again , holding true to the first 3 books , when I started reading Breaking Dawn last night , it was only the fact that I could n't see the words clearly that stopped me from reading through the night .
Question: Why did the reader switch to reading Breaking Dawn instead of finishing Sense and Sensibility ?

Output: The reader was more interested in knowing what would happen in the Breaking Dawn story than in finishing Sense and Sensibility .


Input:
Context: As much as it pains me to say it , our bed is going back to its mother . We are going to try to get something firmer , something that will help us feel rested when we wake up in the morning . So while I feel somewhat sad about this ( why ? ) I know it 's all for the best .
Question: Why is the narrator in the market for a new bed ?

Output: They want a firmer bed .


Input:
Context: As much as it pains me to say it , our bed is going back to its mother . We are going to try to get something firmer , something that will help us feel rested when we wake up in the morning . So while I feel somewhat sad about this ( why ? ) I know it 's all for the best .
Question: Why is the narrator in the market for a new bed ?

Output: They want something firmer .


Input:
Context: Some of life 's pleasures and joys come from the smallest things . Last week my sister had a garage sale and as we were tearing it down I seen there were some baby toys left that my Baylor would love . They were soft and did not have any hard plastic pieces .
Question: Why did the narrator buy the toys ?

Output: They were for Baylor .


Input:
Context: Some of life 's pleasures and joys come from the smallest things . Last week my sister had a garage sale and as we were tearing it down I seen there were some baby toys left that my Baylor would love . They were soft and did not have any hard plastic pieces .
Question: Why did the narrator buy the toys ?

Output: They were for a small child .


Input:
Context: I choose my way Never to be ruled nor held to heel No heaven or hell , just the land between And am I not man ? So why do I love when I still feel pain ? When does it end , when is my work done ?.
Question: Why do you think you still want to experience love when you feel pain from wanting to love ?

Output: I think I want to love because as a human pursuing love and connection is an important and necessary desire and requirement for fulfillment.


Input:
Context: By pure luck he had slid into the cubicle right next to the executive office , where the work was being done . Mr. Jamison slid his lean , lanky body across the carpet , not daring to make a sound . The door was open slightly and Mr. Jamison managed to get his six foot frame through without nudging it . Any sound or movement could mean his capture .
Question: Why was Mr. Jamison in the office ?

Output: He was sneaking around .


Input:
Context: By pure luck he had slid into the cubicle right next to the executive office , where the work was being done . Mr. Jamison slid his lean , lanky body across the carpet , not daring to make a sound . The door was open slightly and Mr. Jamison managed to get his six foot frame through without nudging it . Any sound or movement could mean his capture .
Question: Why was Mr. Jamison in the office ?

Output: He was up to something .


Input:
Context: El dropped me off at B. 's house - not too long of a drive from Mann 's surprisingly . She welcomed El . and me into her home .
Question: Why did she welcome us into the house ?

Output: She liked us and enjoys our company .


Input:
Context: As an undergrad they loved me , and respected me because I was so full of enthusiasm and energy . Then I go to graduate school , at their request and constant insisting , and then it 's " no no no , stop all of that nonsense about helping or changing the world . here we just inform ourselves about things .
Question: Why would people tell the writer to stop their nonsense about helping people or changing the world ?

Output: Because the people are jaded and do n't believe the writer can make a difference .


Input:
Context: So , this weekend was supposed to be our " dry run " camping trip - you know , the one only 25 minutes from home where we made sure everything in the camper worked and that we had all the necessities to make packing up and camping over the summer so much easier . Well , dry run it was not ! We got soaked ! It 's poured all weekend here ! !.
Question: Why did they need a trial run for camping ?

Output: They bought a new camper .


Input:
Context: Cheryl Sim just called me not long ago to wish me all the best and to encourage me . [ THANKS SO MUCH ! ] Man , I suddenly feel so much better knowing that I have friends that can guide me on . =) ) To everyone out there who has helped me in one way or another : THANK YOU .
Question: What   type of person is Cheryl Sim ?

Output: Someone who has my best interest at heart .


Input:
Context: I do n't want to feed Bert food that he knocks on the floor . I worked in the food industry and am kind of OCD about hygiene . She insisted that I would and that , despite my claims to good hygiene almost to an obsession , she 'd seen my apartment in Portland and I could never care about hygiene .
Question: What may have caused you not want to feed Bert ?

Output: He leaves a mess when he eats .


Input:
Context: This , on the other hand , was one of those rare encounters when I knew God had intervened in details only He could have known . It was a God moment , and I 'll never forget it . Our time came to board , and we were not on the same plane . I was deeply ashamed of how I 'd acted earlier and would have been so proud to have accompanied him on that aircraft .
Question: How may one choose to describe the narrator after hearing this ?

Output: The narrator is a deeply religious person .


Input:
Context: This , on the other hand , was one of those rare encounters when I knew God had intervened in details only He could have known . It was a God moment , and I 'll never forget it . Our time came to board , and we were not on the same plane . I was deeply ashamed of how I 'd acted earlier and would have been so proud to have accompanied him on that aircraft .
Question: How may one choose to describe the narrator after hearing this ?

Output: The narrator is a deeply spiritual person .


Input:
Context: Today we started the day walking through the historic streets of Williamsburg , stopping to take pictures and look at the animals . With Julia as our guide today , we visited the post office , the printing press , the magazine , the courthouse , the prison , the cabinet maker , and the Governors Palace . Whew ! !.
Question: What may be the reason for their trip to Williamsburg ?

Output: They wanted to experience the history of Virginia .


Input:
Context: I ' m holding up under tremendous pressure : the cats really , really , really want to go out . So they meow , and jump on the keyboard , and glare at me ( only Jenny -- Simon just looks reproachful ) . I understand that they love lolling in the sunshine and especially on sun - warmed concrete of the patio . I understand the thrill of chasing chipmunks and moths down the landscaping logs .
Question: Why do the cats want to go out to the sunny patio so badly ?

Output: They do n't like being indoors all the time and want to enjoy the sun .


Input:
Context: I ' m holding up under tremendous pressure : the cats really , really , really want to go out . So they meow , and jump on the keyboard , and glare at me ( only Jenny -- Simon just looks reproachful ) . I understand that they love lolling in the sunshine and especially on sun - warmed concrete of the patio . I understand the thrill of chasing chipmunks and moths down the landscaping logs .
Question: Why do the cats want to go out to the sunny patio so badly ?

Output: They have been cooped up all day while I work and want to enjoy the sun .


Input:
Context: When I googled Mama her law firm popped up and so did a couple of high profile cases that she was involved in as well as some protests she spearheaded . But when I googled Papa I was shocked . Not only did the gallery and his website for his art pop up , but so did some older newspaper articles from when he was in high school . I knew Papa had been hurt by someone once for being gay , but I never realized just how serious it was . Then I read further and it revealed the name of his assailant .
Question: What is the job of my father ?

Output: He is an artist .


Input:
Context: And the pork ! It was so fatty that it melted in my mouth . I said to myself , " I ' ve just died and gone to heaven !.
Question: How would the narrator describe the chef who made the pork dish .?

Output: The narrator would call them a virtuoso .


Input:
Context: And the pork ! It was so fatty that it melted in my mouth . I said to myself , " I ' ve just died and gone to heaven !.
Question: How would the narrator describe the chef who made the pork dish .?

Output: The narrator would call them an expert chef .


Input:
Context: so far , everything listed online has astronmical prices ! eek!last friday , i hung out with jason and we went to lunch and ran about the city . it was nice to get to hang out with him , since that rarely happend when we were always working .
Question: What may happen around lunchtime ?

Output: I went out to have a meal with somebody .


Input:
Context: I always felt bad for looking up to him . He would constantly say , " Be your own man . You do n't need someone else to lift you up to where THEY are . Lift yourself up to where YOU need to be . " I do n't feel bad for looking up to him anymore .
Question: Why do n't I feel bad for looking up to him anymore ?

Output: He gave me good advice .


Input:
Context: I always felt bad for looking up to him . He would constantly say , " Be your own man . You do n't need someone else to lift you up to where THEY are . Lift yourself up to where YOU need to be . " I do n't feel bad for looking up to him anymore .
Question: Why do n't I feel bad for looking up to him anymore ?

Output: He gave me hope .


Input:
Context: I find life hard enough . But here I am , doing a spring " cleanse . " I am cranky because I am exhausted . I am exhausted - or feeling my exhaustion - because all I ' ve been drinking is green tea , and not my usual 2 large cups of coffee in the morning plus limitless cups of black tea throughout the afternoon , and then decaf black tea in the evening .
Question: What will happen to the narrator after taking all these liquids ?

Output: The narrator will need to go to the bathroom .


Input:
Context: I find life hard enough . But here I am , doing a spring " cleanse . " I am cranky because I am exhausted . I am exhausted - or feeling my exhaustion - because all I ' ve been drinking is green tea , and not my usual 2 large cups of coffee in the morning plus limitless cups of black tea throughout the afternoon , and then decaf black tea in the evening .
Question: What will happen to the narrator after taking all these liquids ?

Output: The narrator will need to use the restroom .


Input:
Context: On Monday when driving to Wellington to catch the Orange line to the Red Sox game I noticed the Engine Check light was on - also the Cruise Control button was blinking . Later I read the manual in the dark ( no , I was n't driving at the time -it was [ Error : Irreparable invalid markup ( ' < lj - user = rsc > ' ) in entry . Owner must fix manually . Raw contents below .
Question: What may be a fact about this person and their situation ?

Output: They are having car troubles .


Input:
Context: On Monday when driving to Wellington to catch the Orange line to the Red Sox game I noticed the Engine Check light was on - also the Cruise Control button was blinking . Later I read the manual in the dark ( no , I was n't driving at the time -it was [ Error : Irreparable invalid markup ( ' < lj - user = rsc > ' ) in entry . Owner must fix manually . Raw contents below .
Question: What may be a fact about this person and their situation ?

Output: They need to get their car checked .


Input:
Context: We had also never thought much about the life - cycle of a date and took the opportunity to stop amidst the hustle and bustle of the market and learn more . ( This is the sort of personal interaction that fills us with love for farmers ' market shopping . ) He explained that green dates are edible but very astringent . As they begin to ripen and turn yellow , dates are crunchy , like an apple , with a faint honey flavor .
Question: Why may be the reason I shop at the farmers market ?

Output: To interact with the farmers .


Input:
Context: So this little fella has pneumonia . Or at least yesterday that was the diagnosis . They had to hydrate him and he was bad enough that they taught me how . So now I ' ve " almost " a clinic here .
Question: What was the character taught how to do before writing this ?

Output: care for someone with pneumonia .


Input:
Context: So this little fella has pneumonia . Or at least yesterday that was the diagnosis . They had to hydrate him and he was bad enough that they taught me how . So now I ' ve " almost " a clinic here .
Question: What was the character taught how to do before writing this ?

Output: get water into someone with pneumonia .


Input:
Context: I made the rounds as usual , and nothing strange was happening . But I just felt restless and could n't sit still . When our friend the young deputy came up around 10:45 , he said he 'd hit a deer on Hwy 27 earlier in the evening . Richard told him I 'd had a feeling all night starting around 8:30 .
Question: What was I feeling ?

Output: I thinking I 'm having a premonition or something .


Input:
Context: Yep . I burned myself with not only dry ice ... but dry ice and acetone ... That 's -270 degrees F. Yeah . It hurt . Fortunately , I think it will be okay .
Question: What will the narrator do next after the mishap ?

Output: They will apply some aloe .


Input:
Context: The bottle had different color and size circles . The circle that stood out the most was bright orange and had the words " blackhead cleanser " in bold uppercase letters . The bold letters demanded attention and the black type represented dirt . Above the word " blackhead " was written " triple clean " in white type to represent the cleansing of the blackheads .
Question: What am I likely looking for in this scenario ?

Output: I am looking for a new acne cleanser for my face .


Input:
Context: I rode the most this last month more than I ' ve ever ridden in my life . I did 460 miles in July . It was amazing . I literally saw myself lose inches and gain muscle .
Question: Which of the following is true of the narrator ?

Output: They are athletic .


Input:
Context: I rode the most this last month more than I ' ve ever ridden in my life . I did 460 miles in July . It was amazing . I literally saw myself lose inches and gain muscle .
Question: Which of the following is true of the narrator ?

Output: They are changing their body mass index .


Input:
Context: Even when it did involve a lot of pain , I realize that in exchange for that , there 's something to gain . Sometimes , things may seem so unfair and like the world is against you , but in the end , do n't we become a better person and learn to deal with the harsh reality ? Happiness is fleeting , but in order to appreciate the happiness we gain , we must be able to endure its opposite .
Question: What be a fact about this person ?

Output: They are trying to have positive thoughts .


Input:
Context: Even when it did involve a lot of pain , I realize that in exchange for that , there 's something to gain . Sometimes , things may seem so unfair and like the world is against you , but in the end , do n't we become a better person and learn to deal with the harsh reality ? Happiness is fleeting , but in order to appreciate the happiness we gain , we must be able to endure its opposite .
Question: What be a fact about this person ?

Output: They are trying to remain optimistic .


Input:
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: What may happen if i found a job ?

Output: I could buy a lot of groceries .


Input:
Context: Maggie Mae 's home was warm and charming , and all of the kids were there , politely waiting to meet this woman who was here to take away their dog . The mom was kind and friendly . The oldest girl was off to the side .
Question: Where may the woman be taking the dog to ?

Output: To the vet.


Input:
Context: Other great plans in the works include a short weekend trip to Helsinki , Finland to visit an old friend , as well as a great long visit from one of my bestest friends . April spends 2 or 3 weeks with me , one of which we 're going somewhere , doing something ... Perhaps exploring some of Northern Germany ? Berlin , Dresden ...
Question: What might I like people to know about me with my post ?

Output: That I am a world traveler with many options .