DIALOG:
What did the critics say about No Line on the Horizon?
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Next turn: " In his review for "Blender", Rob Sheffield stated "The days are gone when U2 were trying to keep it simple—at this point, the lads have realized that over-the-top romantic grandiosity is the style that suits them, so they come on like the cosmic guitar supplicants they were born to be." "Uncut" magazine's Andrew Mueller commented, "It's U2's least immediate album—but there's something about it that suggests it may be one of their most enduring." Jeff Jensen of "Entertainment Weekly" graded it an "A−" and called the album "an eclectic and electrifying winner, one that speaks to the zeitgeist the way only U2 can and dare to do." BBC Music reviewer Chris Jones said, "There's plenty to rejoice about here" while noting that the "symbiotic relationship with Brian Eno (and Daniel Lanois) seems to have reached the point of imperceptibility." "NME" contributor Ben Patashnik called the album "a grand, sweeping, brave record that, while not quite the reinvention they pegged it as, suggests they've got the chops to retain their relevance well into their fourth decade as a band." In a less enthusiastic review, "Time Out Sydney" felt that the album is unfortunately Brian Eno's new album rather than U2's: "for all that's new, there's no way that you'll mistake it for another band." Pitchfork Media reviewer Ryan Dombal gave a score of 4.2 out of 10, stating, "the album's ballyhooed experimentation is either terribly misguided or hidden underneath a wash of shameless U2-isms."


Problem: What could be the response? DIALOG:
What are the different models of the Corellian ship?
- A modified Corellian HWK-290 used by Kyle Katarn and Jan Ors in the "" and "" video games.
- What happened to the Naboo Royal Cruiser?
- A Naboo Royal Cruiser is destroyed in a failed attempt to assassinate Padmé Amidala (Natalie Portman) at the beginning of "Attack of the Clones".
- What movie was it from?
- The second movie.
- What did the designers have in mind for the Corellian ship?
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A: The ship's design was inspired by the B-2 Spirit stealth bomber.


QUESTION: Write another turn of this conversation. DIALOG:
What was Typhoon Peipah?
- Typhoon Peipah The name Peipah has been used to name three tropical cyclones in the northwestern Pacific Ocean.
- Why was the name changed?
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ANS: It replaced the name Vamei after it was retired in the spring of 2002 due to its impact on Singapore.


question: Write a response. DIALOG:
What's the story of Steve 'Big Man' Clayton's music career?
- The results of which can be heard on his debut album " Can't Stop the Boogie", which he recorded in 1991 with his long time band " The 44’s".
- Are there any other interesting aspects about this article?
- This prompted the German record label Hot Fox, to send him to Chicago to record his second album "I Got A Right", which featured S. P.
- Was this album successful?
- Leary and Lester Davenport (1993).
- What did he do after this album?
- Nine more recordings would follow.
- Did he win any awards or recognition?
- The "Big Man" was honoured as best piano player by the British Blues Connection in 1995, 1997 and 1998 before leaving for Germany, where he now resides.
- What happened in Germany?
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response: It did not take long for him to make his mark here, winning a south German prize as best artist for 2001.


Q: See the conversation. DIALOG:
What position did Vjerica Radeta have in the Serbian government?
- Radeta's list position had no bearing on when, or whether, she received a mandate.)
- What party was she part of?
- The Radical Party served in opposition during this period.
- What other interesting information is there?
- She was awarded the thirty-fifth position on the Radical Party's list for the 2003 Serbian parliamentary election.
- What about her performance in the 2003 parliamentary election?
- The party won eighty-two seats, and she was awarded a mandate for a second term.
- What did she do during her second term?
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Next: Although the Radicals won more seats than any other party in the 2003 election, they fell well short of a majority and continued to serve in opposition.


QUESTION: Write another turn of this conversation. DIALOG:
What is Rudy's Rockin' Kiddie Caravan?
- Chesnutt sang another, much older, classic song, "Home on the Range", based on the poem, "The Western Home", written in 1872 by Dr. Brewster M. Higley, on another CD featuring various artists entitled, "Rudy's Rockin' Kiddie Caravan", produced by Turner Network Television.
- Was there anything else interesting about this?
- Proceeds from the sale of the CD went to support the National Center for Family Literacy.
- Did he have any other famous songs?
- Chesnutt was also a supporter of medical marijuana, which he said helped with his medical problems.
- What happened with that?
- He contributed the track, "Weed to the Rescue", to the 1998 "Hempilation II" charity album, with proceeds going to NORML, an American organization dedicated to marijuana legalization.
- What other songs did he have?
- Chesnutt wrote and provided vocals on the song, "Aunt Avis" on Widespread Panic's 1997 album, "Bombs & Butterflies" (a solo demo of Chesnutt performing the song was included as a bonus track on the 2004 re-release of his 1993 album, "Drunk").
- Did he work with anyone else?
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ANS:
Chesnutt frequently performed Daniel Johnston's song, "Like a Monkey in a Zoo", during live performances.