DIALOG:
What is the most interesting fact about San Sombréro?
- The country is said to have had 17 different presidents over 10 years.
- Are there any other interesting aspects about this article?
- San Sombrèro is described as having a very high literacy rate because of an anti-illiteracy campaign in which "over 53,000 citizens who were unable to read [were] jailed or deported to Haiti".
- What is the Guanajaxo?
- Before the arrival of the Spanish, San Sombrèro was said to inhabited by several "Amer-Indian" ethnic groups, called the "Ciboney" (Siboney) (Nomadic hunter-gatherers), "Taino" (who lived on seafood), "Puorcina" (who practiced simple agriculture) and the most dominant "Guanajaxo" (they just stole from everyone else).
- What were the Taino?
- But there was a tribe that existed before called the "Bollivquar", fierce warriors who regarded themselves as a very complex and advanced society, which is said to be odd because they "never quite" mastered fire, irrigation or star jumps.
- What is the Bollivquar?
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Next turn: But they learnt how to farm tobacco, which to this day still remains a part of the Bollivquar diet, explaining their stunted growth.


Problem: What could be the response? DIALOG:
Who is Chad Jenkins?
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A: Chad Jenkins Stephen Chadwick Jenkins (born December 22, 1987) is an American former professional baseball pitcher.


QUESTION: Write another turn of this conversation. DIALOG:
What are the main literary works in Eckenlied?
- Older scholarship believed that the "Eckenlied" had been heavily influenced by an Old French Arthurian romance "Le Chevalier du Papagau," in which Arthur fights against a similar giant antagonist.
- What are the works of Eckenlied?
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ANS: An earlier "native" poem about Ecke would thus have been rewritten to incorporate plot elements from this romance.


question: Write a response. DIALOG:
What was Fred Mann's Million Dollar Rainbo Room?
- Opened in 1921, Mann's Million Dollar Rainbo Room, named after Fred Mann's wartime service in the U.S. Army's 42nd Infantry or "Rainbow" Division, was said to be the largest nightclub in America, featuring some of the biggest names in Vaudeville and musical entertainment.
- Did it have any famous guests?
- Larry Fine was performing there the night he was asked to join The Three Stooges.
- What made it unique?
- The Rainbo Room had a revolving stage to allow for continuous entertainment.
- How large was it?
- There was table seating for 2,000 patrons and space on the dance floor for an additional 1,500.
- Are there any other interesting aspects about this article?
- Until 1927, WMAQ radio shared the 670 kilohertz frequency with station WQJ, which was owned by the Rainbo and Calumet Baking Powder Company; it broadcast music of the Rainbo's performers as a form of promotion.
- Did it have any other uses?
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response: In 1927, during prohibition, it was converted to a major casino and sports venue, called the Rainbo Fronton.


Q: See the conversation. DIALOG:
what was the difference between soviet class b and c
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Next: 1950 Soviet Class B Following are the results of the 1950 Soviet First League football championship. FC VMS Moscow winning the championship. 1.VMS Moskva 26 18 6 2 60-15 42 Promoted [RUS]


Q: See the conversation. DIALOG:
What was His Kind of Woman's relationship with the reshoot?
- Robert J. Wilke was chosen for the reshoot after a careful search and screen tests; this second reshoot involved nearly every scene of the new material and a number of scenes earlier in the picture.
- Did they end up having to do it again?
- Three quarters of the way through this second reshoot, Hughes saw Raymond Burr in a film and ordered Ferraro's scenes reshot again, this time using Burr in the part.
- Is there anything else interesting about the reshoot?
- In total, the reshooting of the film cost about $850,000 to complete – which, coincidentally was approximately the amount of money which the film lost in its initial 1951 release.
- What did they do after that?
- Hughes promoted the film with a giant firework-shooting billboard featuring Mitchum and Russell that spanned Wilshire Boulevard, proclaiming the two as "the hottest combination to ever hit the screen".
- Was that successful?
- The same image of the two actors later caused problems in London, as it was decided that too much of Russell's cleavage was showing.
- What other problems did they face?
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"His Kind of Woman" was released a year after original director John Farrow had delivered the supposedly completed film.