Question:
Imagine the conversation that came before this response?
In 2000 Jane Plihal, associate professor and chair of the Department of Work, Community and Family Education at the College of Education and Human Development, reevaluated the 1920 “Cooperative Agreement Between Dunwoody Industrial Institute and the University of Minnesota.” She proposed a termination of the agreement, seeing it as anachronistic and no longer expressive of the ways in which the two institutions had been cooperating or could cooperate.

Answer:
DIALOG:
What was Dunwoody College of Technology's Mining program?
- These mining facilities were remote, the Indonesians from jungle tribes, and the size of the enterprise larger than Dunwoody had ever attempted before.
- Are there any other interesting aspects about this article?
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Input: See this dialog response. The movement was heavily inspired by Japanese and classical European art. What came before?
Came before: DIALOG:
What was the Aldington-Lawrence relationship?
- and she introduced them to writer D.H. Lawrence in 1914, who would go on to be a close friend and mentor to both.
- Are there any other interesting aspects about this article?
- Aldington's poetry was associated with the Imagist group, championing minimalist free verse with stark images, seeking to banish Victorian moralism.
- Was he successful with this?
- The group was key in the emerging Modernist movement.
- What other minimalism was associated with him?
- Ezra Pound coined the term "imagistes" for H. D. and Aldington (1912).
- Was there anything else that was interesting?
- Aldington's poetry forms almost one third of the Imagists' inaugural anthology "Des Imagistes" (1914).
- What other influences did he have?
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Write the conversation that led to this response. Out of the lordship's "Vogtei" grew bit by bit the "Gericht" (court, or court district) of Odenbach, the same as the territory later known as the "Ämter" of Odenbach and Lauterecken.
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Conversation:
DIALOG:
What was the historical background of Odenbach?
- During the Migration Period, between about AD 375 to 550, the Medard-Odenbach area must have been a refuge.
- What happened in the refuge?
- After the Franks had finished taking the land, a Merovingian prince donated the lordship over St. Medard to the Bishopric of Verdun on the Meuse sometime about the year 600.
- What else is significant about the historical background?
- While the Church of St. Medard was the hub for local missionary efforts, Odenbach was the administrative hub.
- When was it founded?
- On 20 May 841, Odenbach itself had its first documentary mention.
- What happened after it was founded?
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Input: What came before. Peter Daniels (racing driver) Peter Daniels is an American racing driver who won the NASCAR Weekly Series national championship in 2002.
Solution: DIALOG:
Who is Peter Daniels?
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Question:
What might have been said before [Also in 1624, the King's Men gave their sensational production of Middleton's "A Game at Chess", which ran for an unprecedented nine days straight (6–16 August, Sundays excepted), and also got them prosecuted and fined by the Privy Council.] ???
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Answer:
DIALOG:
What year did the King's Men company form?
- Richard Perkins, a leading actor from Queen Anne's Men and the Red Bull company, also joined the King's Men late in 1623. 1624 : Eliard Swanston left the Lady Elizabeth's Men to join the King's Men.
- Where were the first performances of King's Men?
- Previous Lady Elizabeth's veterans to join include Nathan Field, John Rice, and (via Prince Charles's Men) Joseph Taylor.
- What were some of the early plays they performed?
- Swanston is reported to have played Othello and Richard III during his years with the company (which extended at least through 1642).
- Who was the leading actor of the company?
- Robert Gough died in 1624.
- When did their first performance happen?
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Response: In 1981, the Sporting News named Raines the National League Rookie of the Year. The preceding conversation:

Preceding conversation:
DIALOG:
What records did Tim Raines set?
- He holds Expos/Washington Nationals franchise records for career runs (947), steals (635), singles (1,163), triples (82) and walks (793), and was the seventh player whose career began after 1945 to retire with over 1,500 runs and 100 triples.
- What other records did he set?
- His 1,966 games in left field ranked seventh in major league history when he retired.
- Did he have any other ranking records?
- From 1983 to 1987, Total Baseball rated him as one of the National League's five best players each season.
- What other records did he hold?
- He is also listed as the 40th greatest non-pitcher in major-league history according to Bill James's win shares formula, one place ahead of Mark McGwire.
- Any other records?
- Reference: Baseball-Reference.com Leader and Record Board Index   Reference: Montreal Expos Batting Leaders from baseball-reference.com   Raines was a National League All-Star in 7 consecutive seasons (1981–1987), and was named the Most Valuable Player of the 1987 All-Star Game.
- What other honors did he receive?
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