Example conversation: DIALOG:
What is the name of the rugby player Aruna Ranaweera?
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Aruna Ranaweera Aruna Ranaweera is a former USA Rugby national panel referee.


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when did the nok civilization invade ghawa
- May.
- what happened in 1979
- All appeared set for a new attempt at constitutional government in July, when a group of young army officers overthrew the SMC government in June 1979.
- what else is known about the period
- On 15 May 1979, less than five weeks before constitutional elections were to be held, a group of junior officers led by Flight Lieutenant Jerry John Rawlings attempted a coup.
- were they successful in the attempt
- Initially unsuccessful, the coup leaders were jailed and held for court-martial.
- what happened after that
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On 4 June, however, sympathetic military officers overthrew the Akuffo regime and released Rawlings and his cohorts from prison fourteen days before the scheduled election.


Example conversation: Write the response (start with "Response:") DIALOG:
What was Dick Moore's role in World War II?
- Dick Moore (Royal Navy officer)  Richard Valentine Moore, (14 February 1916 – 25 April 2003), known as Dick Moore, was an officer of Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve who was awarded the George Cross for the "great gallantry and undaunted devotion to duty " he showed in rendering mines safe during the Blitz of 1940 despite having "no practical training'" Moore was born in London in 1916 and educated at the Strand School and at University of London, where he obtained a degree in Mechanical Engineering.
- What were some of his duties while in the Royal Navy?
- He worked for the County of London Electricity Supply Company from 1936 until war was declared in September 1939.
- What did he do after that?
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Response: Commissioned into the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve in 1939, he joined the Naval Unexploded Bomb Department from , serving as an assistant torpedo officer.


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What was André Vera's relation with the Bauhaus?
- In his 1941 "Manifeste pour le renouveau de l'art français" Vera recommended choosing trees and shrubs that were native to the region to show affection to the province, rather than exotics such as Cedar of Lebanon or catalpa.
- Are there any other interesting aspects about this article?
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After the devastation of French cities in the war Vera saw an opportunity to plan and rebuild cities designed for modern lifestyles.


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What was Dave Treen's political reputation?
- He was considered a team player among House Republicans.
- what are some of his political activities?
- In 1974, Treen won a comfortable reelection in a year when Democrats won the presidency.
- did he have any other political wins?
- He defeated State Representative Charles Grisbaum, Jr., of Jefferson Parish, who became a close friend. Grisbaum later switched parties.
- Are there any other interesting aspects about this article?
- After Treen became governor in 1980, Grisbaum served as one of Treen's floor leaders in the Louisiana House.
- did he work with anyone else?
- In 1975, Treen was joined by his first Louisiana Republican colleague in the U.S. House when Henson Moore won Louisiana's 6th congressional district seat based in and about Baton Rouge and the Florida Parishes.
- was there anything else unique about his political activities?
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Moore won the seat formerly held by the Democrat John Rarick.


Problem: What could be the response? DIALOG:
What was the critical reception of The Right Attitude to Rain?
- " McCall Smith also found that the unfulfilled nature of the relationship was good for the novel, commenting that ""Erotic tension is much sexier than fulfilment"" and that reading about other people not getting what they want is interesting because ""It's the story of all our lives." "   The decision to change the direction of Isabel and Jamie’s relationship was partly due to pressure from fans. "The Right Attitude to Rain" generally received more positive reviews than its predecessors.
- Did the fans like the book?
- EW.com is pleased by the development of Isabel's relationship, commenting ""Hurray!
- What else was notable about the book?
- An Alexander McCall Smith heroine finally gets some"" and adding that ""This affair is a welcome break from the tea sipping and moral hair-splitting that have made McCall Smith's recent novels such effective sleep aids." " BookReporter.com agrees that this is the most interesting aspect of the novel, saying, ""For the first time Alexander McCall Smith fleshes out this eccentric and delightful woman"".
- Are there any other interesting aspects about this article?
- They also commend the philosophical material: ""Isabel's quandaries delight and pique the inner philosopher in all of us." " InTheNews.com disagrees, saying that ""the interjections of philosophical and high-brow intellectual reasoning ... can seem snobbish and isolating to the average reader, ie those without a PhD."" However, it says that the novel is ""packed full of quirky characters, feel- good moments and beautiful settings"" and summarises it as: " "Thoughtful.
- What did the other critics say?
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A:
Gently-paced.