You are given a passage. You need to construct a question about the information present in the passage. Construct a question in such a way that (i) it is unambiguous, (ii) its answer is the whole paragraph. Avoid creating questions that can be answered correctly without actually understanding the paragraph.

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Assuming you have a computer hooked up to the LCD monitor, I've done this before by using a video-capture or TV Tuner card through the computer.\n\nYou can get a PCI TV Tuner card which allows for standard video inputs (usually coax and composite), these tend to run around $50 or less. Once the hardware and software are installed, simply hook the gamecube up to the Tuner card as though it were a TV, and the software will let you view the console output on your computer monitor.\n\nBasically, turn your computer into a TV and everything falls into place for hooking standard TV accessories to it.

Ex Output:
What is the cheapest/best way to display a gamecube video game system on a lcd computer screen?


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Easiest convertor is just Google -- what a great tip someone showed me!\n\nJust go to google and type in\n  55 ft lbs in newton meters\nand up pops the answer:\n  55 (ft lbs) = 74.5699872 newton meters\n\nLikewise\n  65 (ft lbs) = 88.1281666 newton meters\n\nAnd\n  75 (ft lbs) = 101.686346 newton meters\n\nTo give you an idea of what this means, a standard mechanics torque wrench can apply up to 200 newton meters of turning force.

Ex Output:
convert the following please:                 55ft/lbs to n/m & 65ft/lbs to n/m & 75ft/lbs to n/m  thanks?


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As far as I understand, there must be some body fluid contact, however small. AIDS virus is found in blood, semen and vaginal secretions but oddly enough, NOT saliva. \n\n"Fluid contact" usually involves sexual intercourse, but may also happen when sharing needles, recieving contaminated blood etc. \n\nNot having sex at all provides the best protection, condoms are second best. In addition to condoms, good lubrication is also important, as it prevents the condom from breaking, and small skin abrasions from occuring. Your best bet is to use condoms and KY Jelly -- it's cheap & easy to apply (I wonder why so many people don't use it!). \n\nCondoms are not 100% safe, of course, but neither is driving to work in the morning.\n\nAIDS risk from unprotected o-r-a-l sex is low, but there are other things you can catch that way. A-n-a-l sex is very risky, abrasions are more likely to appear since lubrication often inadequate.\n\n( Yahoo Answers censors some words, hence the dashes. What a silly policy -- does AIDS advice need to be censored? I bet if I used really, really, nasty language, the filter would not catch them. )

Ex Output:

how do you get aids physically? do condom provideone of the best protection?


