In this task, you're given the title of a story consisting of five sentences, numbered 1 through 5. Your job is to arrange the sentences in order to make a story that makes complete sense and is apt for the title. Indicate your answer using the number of the sentences in order, such as '34152'.

Q: Title: Backgammon. Sentence 1: Tate was pleased when he found a backgammon club on the internet. Sentence 2: When Tate moved to a small town, he started a backgammon club. Sentence 3: Tate enjoyed playing backgammon. Sentence 4: No one else in Tate's small town played backgammon. Sentence 5: Tate's backgammon club was a failure.

A: 32451
****
Q: Title: Bicycle Rights. Sentence 1: Bicyclists in the city often felt ignored. Sentence 2: They decided to petition government officials. Sentence 3: Lawmakers agreed with them. Sentence 4: They created more bike paths. Sentence 5: They wanted dedicated bike lanes and other safety precautions.

A: 12534
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Q: Title: The Judge. Sentence 1: The judge thumped his gavel. Sentence 2: Robert got hauled off to jail. Sentence 3: Robert begged for a second chance. Sentence 4: The judge sentenced him to ten years in prison. Sentence 5: Robert went to court.

A:
54312
****
