 
 <prompt> text: ```Na 3:45 for morning wen dem finally take di vote. After six months of argument and final 16 hours of hot parliamentary debates, Australia's Northern Territory don become di first legal authority for di world wey allow doctors to take di lives of people wey dey sick wey wan die. Di measure pass with convincing vote of 15 to 10. Almost immediately word spread for Internet and John Hofsess, wey be executive director of the Right to Die Society of Canada, hear am. E send am go via di group's on-line service, Death NET. Hofsess talk say: We post bulletins all day long, because of course dis no be something wey happen only for Australia. E be world history.

The full importance fit take small time to sink in. The NT Rights of the Terminally Ill law don make doctors and citizens dey try to handle di moral and practical implications. Some people don breathe sighs of relief, others, including churches, right-to-life groups and the Australian Medical Association, don attack di bill and how e take pass quick quick. But e no go easy to change am back. For Australia-where old people plenty, technology wey dey extend life and changing community attitudes don all play their part-other states go consider to make similar law to handle euthanasia. For US and Canada, where di right-to-die movement dey gather power, observers dey wait make the dominoes start to fall.

Under di new Northern Territory law, adult wey dey sick fit request death-probably by injection or pill-to end suffering. Two doctors must diagnose di patient as terminally ill. After seven days of waiting, di patient fit sign certificate of request. After 48 hours, di wish for death fit happen. For Lloyd Nickson, wey be 54-year-old resident of Darwin wey dey suffer from lung cancer, di NT Rights of Terminally Ill law mean say e fit continue to live without fear of im suffering: di fear of im terrifying death from im breathing condition. I no dey fear to die from spiritual point of view, but wetin I dey fear na how I go die, because I don watch people die for hospital dey fight for oxygen and dey claw at their masks, e talk.

Answers to di questions:
1. Wetin become law for Australia?
2. Dem get waiting period?
3. Wetin be di name of di man wey get uncurable disease?
4. E dey fear to pass on?
5. Wetin e dey fear?
6. Wetin be di time of day wen di legislation approve?
7. By wetin margin?
8. Wetin online organization write about di story?
9. Wetin be di nation of that organization?
10. Who be di leader of di organization wey write about di legislation?

Numbered answers:``` <response>: ```1. Doctors fit legally take the lives of patients wey no fit cure wey wan die.
2. After seven days of thinking well well, then sign say you wan die, after 48 hours dem fit kill you.
3. Lloyd Nickson
4. No
5. Dying for hospital dey struggle for oxygen and dey try remove im mask.
6. 3:45 for morning
7. 15 to 10
8. Death NET
9. Canada
10. John Hofsess``` 