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Input: Oh, you know I miss you, When your body' s cold and dead. You know I miss your misery, Back when we wore your red. Oh, you know I miss you, I miss your heart and soul. The way it tasted in my mouth... Beautiful, salty, and cold. My friend, my foe - my future wives - The ones to whom I pledge, To never leave a stone unturned, Or leave you hanging on a ledge. I know in life we disagreed: You thought I was insane. But please, excuse my temperament, For it only affects my brain. Come on, I gave you life' s great thrill! To die in horrid fun! I gave all that I could give in life, Yet still, from me, you run. At times this world does not make sense, With its twisted moral rights. Yet when I had the most of fun, Was in our heated verbal fights. Oh, you know I miss you, And the pain you made me feel, When you fled from my fleeting offer of death, And I had to catch you by the heel. Oh, you know I miss you, Despite what you do to me. You do n' t take the love I offer you; Is it because death is free?


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Input: The Bectu union said industrial action was "the only option left open" and that strike dates would be publicised to avoid inconveniencing visitors.According to The Stage, 38 tour guides at the venue are Bectu members.A Globe spokeswoman told the paper the venue had "made all reasonable efforts to avert industrial action".According to The Stage, tour guides had been seeking a pay increase that would have raised their hourly rate from £11.24 to £13.50 an hour.The two parties met at Acas - the Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service - earlier this month but were unable to reach agreement."We had hoped that management would take seriously the opportunity we offered to them to avoid conflict," said Bectu's Pat Styles."Unfortunately, management representatives failed to grasp this opportunity, preferring instead to first offer our members what was effectively an insulting cut in pay and then refusing to accept various solutions we offered to them.""The Globe maintains that a benchmarking exercise is the only viable means of establishing an appropriate rate of pay for guides that is consistent with our organisational policy to pay at industry median levels," the popular tourist attraction's spokeswoman told The Stage."We are still open to further consultation... and will in any case be undertaking a salary benchmarking exercise for all Globe staff, including the guides, over the summer as originally planned."The Globe's representative is quoted as saying that audio guides will be made available on days when there is a strike.The news follows an announcement on Tuesday that workers at the Royal Opera House in London are to vote on whether to take strike action over pay.


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Input: I had no idea what to expect. What if I get stuck somewhere? What if I can never make it back to Earth? Questions were racing my mind as my ship was nearing the black hole. I' m starting to think that accepting this was not such a good idea. " Bravo, Bravo, you' re 500 meters away from the hole, deploy, Over " " Bravo to Control, deploying, over. " This was it. Hopefully these scientists knew what they were doing because I certainly did n' t. I press the big red button that has' deploy' written over it and pull the big leaver to confirm my commands. " Deploying in 3... 2... 1... " The robot in my capsule said as I was launched 200 meters forward into the darkness of space, than I started feeling a strong gravitational pull towards complete blackness. No stars, no planets, no galaxies, this was it. As I started getting pulled in I feel more and more nauseous. I felt my body stretching and shaking. As I was getting closer and closer the gravity of the black hole pulled me faster and faster. I hear' d complete mumbling behind strong static in my ear buds. I' ve lost contact with control. Everything became blurry and I started getting tunneled vision as I was going speeds I previously thought impossible. I went faster and faster until I finally stopped. I took me a few seconds to regain my senses but as I did I noticed I was in a peculiar looking room. I turned around to see a man standing over me. As I stared at him my vision became clearer and clearer, only to see... Matthew McConaughey " I' ve been expecting you. "


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Input: Nadir was convicted in 2012 of the theft of nearly £29m from the major UK conglomerate in the late 1980s.He was jailed for 10 years after an Old Bailey trial, and ordered to pay £5m in compensation.The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) said he had now paid £2m in legal aid and the compensation, and could be transferred.An MoJ spokesman said: "It is right that foreign criminals are properly punished but not at the expense of British taxpayers."This government is committed to removing foreign criminals to their own countries. Since Asil Nadir has now repaid the £2m he owed the Legal Aid Agency, plus £5m in compensation he paid earlier,  arrangements were made with the Turkish government for his removal as part of our Prisoner Transfer Agreement."After Polly Peck collapsed amid a Serious Fraud Office investigation, Nadir fled the UK in 1993 while awaiting trial and went to northern Cyprus. He returned to the UK in ill health in 2010.Polly Peck International began as a small fashion company but expanded into the food, leisure and electronics industries under Nadir's ownership, growing into a business empire with more than 200 subsidiaries worldwide.


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Input: I leaned against the stop sign by the corner of the intersection. It was just before sunrise. Everyday was the same. I could feel this routine I had mock me. Maybe I could fight it. No, I' m too tired. I' ll just do what I' ve done for the past dozen years. Stand here, wait for the bus, get on when it shows, and go to school. More kids came from their comfy homes and waited around the bus stop. I could see it in their faces, they were defeated by the routine as well. I know I can make something of myself, but I wo n' t be able to do it waiting at this goddamn bus stop. *Clang* No one winced at my outburst of frustration, hitting the pole of the sign. Before I knew the bus had come, it was good at sneaking up on you. People began to shuffle on board. " Well? You gettin' on kid? " The driver said as stood there. " No. " He shrugged and drove off. I could have gotten on, but nothing good ever came from that.


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Input: Douglas Slade, 75, an early member of the Paedophile Information Exchange, abused five boys between 1965 and 1980.Slade was arrested in the Philippines in 2015 and deported to the UK accused of 13 counts of child abuse and rape.He had denied all charges, over which the judge said he was "wholly unrepentant", but a jury convicted him at Bristol Crown Court.The man who ran a paedophile hotline from homeJudge Euan Ambrose also told Slade: "Your past has caught up with you."He added the abuse had had a "profound effect" on Slade's victims, "throughout their adult lives".As the defendant was being taken to the cells a man claiming to be one of his victims in the 1970s, stood up in the public gallery, shouted his name and held up a sign before being ushered out.The sign said: "The Filipino children you abused for years have no voice. I have no voice for the harm you did to me. Rot in jail Slade".Another abuser, Christopher Skeaping, 72, formerly of Hounslow, London, was found guilty of one charge of indecent assault dating back to 1980. He will be sentenced at a later date.Slade's history of paedophilia was exposed in the Sunday People, when an article in 1975 named him as one of the "vilest men in Britain".Avon and Somerset Police said Slade, formerly of Sea Mills and Totterdown in Bristol, "was one of the main instigators" of the notorious exchange.The group campaigned to legalise sex with children, and Slade ran a helpline for paedophiles from his parents' home.A police spokesman said the force is investigating other lines of enquiry in relation to Slade's activities, and believes there are likely to be further victims.


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Input: The girls Lisa and Ann are extremely professional with their customers. For example I get courtesy calls reminding me of special limited offers for face cleanser and serums. One time I received a call from Ann that they just received a special shipment of only a handful of gift sets for the holidays and that they could put one on hold for me. Since this stuff is pricey, the associates make sure that your money is well spent. They even help with the fragrances too. Got several men's fragrancees (Polo red, Aqua Di Gio, John Paul Gultier, CK Euphoria, Dolce and Gabana Sport) and complimentary body wash, duffle bags, and trial bottles too. The Boston Store charge card is also nice because you can save on luxury items that never go on sale like cosmetics and fragrance. So all in all I base the ratings just on the two departments I visit most often. This is not the typical department store that I am used to for clothes or shoes since it caters mostly to older folks but that's ok. I don't go to Boston Store for clothes or shoes. Home decor isn't too bad either. Saw several glass Santas and nativity sets that would look great if only I had more space


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Input: "For the first time it will actually be Christmas when it actually is Christmas (instead of February)," said Channel 5's Greg Barnett.He added that is would also "reduce online spoilers and piracy".The current time lag between the UK and Australia is two weeks; to close the gap Channel 5 will air 10 episodes between December 7 and 18.Neighbours, Australia's longest-running drama, is currently shown twice a day at 13:45 and at 17:30. The simultaneous broadcast will begin on 4 January 2016."At a time when online piracy can often mean hardcore fans' enjoyment of continuing drama is spoilt, this is great news for our millions of Neighbours fans," said Barnett.He promised "the new year [would] start with a bang for Ramsay Street rotter Paul Robinson". Robinson, played by actor Stefan Dennis, has been with the show since its inception in 1985.Originally broadcast on BBC One, the Melbourne-based soap - which celebrated its 30th anniversary this year - moved to Channel 5 in 2008.The show, which at its peak drew a combined UK audience of 19 million every day, has been responsible for launching the careers of Kylie Minogue, Guy Pearce, Natalie Imbruglia and Margot Robbie. It now reaches around 1.5 millions viewers daily.Channel 5 also broadcasts fellow Australian soap Home and Away. The show currently runs eight weeks behind Home and Away's Australian broadcasts.


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Input: So no shit there we were, equipped with lasguns, detpacks, our own faith in the Emperor but fuck all else, charging across the trenches straight into an Ork Waaaggh. We know we' re the rank and file most numerous of the Emperor' s army and we' re as expendable as shit in an outhouse but honestly, would it have killed the commissar to send a Leman Russ or two? Noooo, our company has to settle this on our own, damn the backup, we' ll stop these Orks right here and right now before Commissar Snooty can claim the glory for himself and sneer at our Commissar for needing tank support in the first place. Fucking hell. We were on one of those planets, you know, the kind every big wig tells you is strategically important to the survival of Humanity but once you get there it' s just mud and dust and learning to breathe through toxic waste. Yeah, those kinds of planets. The moment we touched ground we knew for some of us, this shithole was where we' d give our lives for the Emperor. The problem was if our higher ups continued doing this, we' d *all* end up facedown in the muck. Our Sarge did n' t even bother trying to sugarcoat things. " Yer all gon na die here, " he said, at our first debrief. " They' re calling this Operation Floodgate, but a better name would be Operation Human Shield, since that' s what we are. " [ too tired, gon na continue tomorrow if there' s interest ]


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Input: I was getting ready for mining duty after the grueling hours of toilet duty. Usually we would have coal power a drill and mine it but coal ran out years ago, and the Aliens did n' t help. As I sat there pondering over what else would be gone in the next year like helium, granite and other things, I overheard something. The Aliens. They disgust me. I decided to easdrop as they were talking. " We' ve been defending Earth for 157 years now sir. Do you think it' s time to leave them alone? " " No, the Alien force is too great. If we stop defending them now, they will be wiped out of existence forever ". " Alright sir, I will be leaving immediately. One of the Aliens started walking outside when he caught me listening in. I was taken to Holding Cell # 5698479 Section LUI. There they asked me on what I' ve heard and if I do not tell them they will terminate me. I told them what they asked me too and he told me something I dont think I' ll forget. " If we tell the humans we' r defending them then they will want to join the battle, but with your technology, we can not allow it as you will all be killed. " " Why dont you give us your technology? " I asked " Because if we give you our technology then there will certainly be a mutiny and we will all be annihilated ".


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Input: From the golden crop field, Farmer Joe saw Bill bopping along the country road in those long slow strides of his. Bill was his neighbour who lived on a farm next door but hired out his acres for parties and special occasions like weddings; loud gatherings that kept Farmer Joe up at night. He nodded across the field upon seeing him. " How' s it going? " yelled Farmer Joe, in his deep hoarse voice. " Yea not good, Wrinkles is dead. Just on my way to buy a shovel now. " A farmer who does n' t even own a shovel, thought Farmer Joe. How pathetic! " Utterly terrible, terrible news, Bill. Loved that cat I did, " he lied. " Yea, " Bill shrugged. " How come you' re walking? " " Ah, " said Bill, glancing away to the horizon. " My car' s getting fixed. " Farmer Joe shook his head. " It' s been a bad few days for you hey? " " Certainly has, " answered Bill. " Anyway, have a good one. " An hour or so later, on his way back from down the hill, Bill was n' t surprised to see the police parked outside Farmer Joe' s farm. He rested his new shovel on his muddy boots. " Is everything ok Joe? " asked Bill. " One of me cows have been found dead on the road. " " Oh no. " " Yea, it' d been there for a day or two. Probably run over. Poor Beefcake. Say, how' s whiskers? " " Wrinkles you mean? " scoffed Bill. " Still dead. The vet rang, said the same as I did, that he was poisoned, by fertiliser. " " Yea? " said Farmer Joe, squinting. " Yea, " Bill squinted back. " So, " Farmer Joe swallowed. " How did you damage your car? "


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Input: Motivated by a class of orbit problems in astrophysics, this paper considerssolutions to Hill's equation with forcing strength parameters that vary fromcycle to cycle. The results are generalized to include period variations fromcycle to cycle. The development of the solutions to the differential equationis governed by a discrete map. For the general case of Hill's equation in theunstable limit, we consider separately the case of purely positive matrixelements and those with mixed signs; we then find exact expressions, bounds,and working estimates for the growth rates. We also find exact expressions,estimates, and bounds for the infinite products of several $2 \times 2$matrices with random variables in the matrix elements. In the limit of sharplyspiked forcing terms (the delta function limit), we find analytic solutions foreach cycle and for the discrete map that matches solutions from cycle to cycle;for this case we find the growth rates and the condition for instability in thelimit of large forcing strength, as well as the widths of the stable/unstablezones.


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Input: This is a story of lust. This is the story between Mentos, the compact rigid male, not the biggest in size, but what he lacks in size he makes up for in sheer delight, in the flavour of his insides, in the way he gets up all in your mouth and leaves you tasting him on the outsides of your upper teeth for hours. A sturdy little fresh guy, Mentos has always had a thing for the opposite, for the unthinkable, a twinkling eye for the exotic; a soft brown female. Which brings us to Diet Coke. Ah, this dark temptress, this mystery of the bottle, this fizzy limber substance shapable like putty in your palm, bubbling on your tongue with the silky smooth brown shining divine, ah, all kept tightly and lavishly in the curvaceous body of the transparent click-clacking glass. She was something. It was destined to be glorious when they first met. Mentos dipped into her, his thick hard cover cracking immediately, he lost it inside one second, he could n' t handle the pure exciting arousing nature of her, the enticing bubbles and moreish flavour. He was done so fast. Together, they exploded, like a shooting star through the sky, spraying mad champagne uncontrollably and wildly, they burst together in a strangely mesmerising display of soda fireworks, they held on to each other and never let go as they bounced all over the floor, a sparkling mess of uncontrollable lust and desire. It was beautiful. Diet Coke then put her top back on, and waited patiently for round two.


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Input: Between April and June only 70% of patients with an urgent GP referral for suspected cancer started their treatment within 62 days.The government target is 95%. All health trusts missed the target last quarter.The figures also show a sharp fall in the number of women first seen within 14 days of an urgent referral for suspected breast cancer.Only 64%  - 916 of the 1,433 referred patients - were seen within the time limit in June, down from about 80% in June 2015.Some 9,000 people are diagnosed with cancer in Northern Ireland each year, with incidence rates going up by 11% over the last decade.Cancer Research UK said the figures showed cancer services are not coping."With the number of people being diagnosed with cancer on the increase, the way services are currently organised is not sustainable," said Margaret Carr from the charity."This is why a new cancer plan that sets out a long-term vision and identifies priorities and where to target resources, is needed."Now is the time to set out new ambitions for cancer in Northern Ireland, along with details of how these goals will be achieved."


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Input: *Polar Research Station B7R* *Conarky* *Duchy of Tamarind-Abbey, Free Worlds League* -- - Captain Nathaniel Deshler grinned behind the heavy scarf wrapped tight round his face. A set of goggles hid his eyes from the harsh polar glare while the heavy thermal suit kept the worst of the howling winds at bay. Lieutenant Katya Ryzhkina stood besides him, equally wrapped beneath thick layers of wool and thermals. A wisp of blonde hair had escaped her suit' s hood and billowed about, tendrils of ice forming on the strands. " Sorry to leave this ice cube? " Deshler asked over his suit' s comm-unit. * " No, not really, " * answered Ryzhkina. * " My ancestors came from Siberia, or so I' m told. They were Cossacks. " * Deshler nodded, aware that the gesture was lost in the suit' s fur lined hood. This world was a far cry from his childhood home of Ryerson with its expansive forests and numerous rivers. Its polar regions were paltry, temperate things compared to Conarky' s, and although the taiga to the south made a welcome change of pace it was a poor substitute for Ryerson' s mixed forests. Without speaking, they both turned and started back towards the waiting dropship, its cargo already loaded and ready to go. The life of a mercenary was one of impermanence, cast adrift by fate and chance to follow the drum. They' d seen scores of worlds, each more different than the last. Who knew if they' d ever return to this one?


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Input: Diggers and dumper trucks are turning the six-year-old former Dartington Primary School near Totnes in Devon into rubble.More than 300 children have been in temporary buildings since July 2014.Building of a new school will start in January and education authority Devon County Council is seeking compensation from the architects and builders.More on the school demolition, plus more Devon and Cornwall newsHead teacher Jill Mahon said 90% of the material would be recycled locally."How can you be sad when it is being reused," she said."We are seeing a whole process which couldn't be much richer for the children."The demolition has been included in the school curriculum with visits from site workers and children learning about recycling.The children are expected to move into the new school early in 2018.The former school buildings were called "visionary" when they opened in 2010 with solar panels to power classrooms and rainwater recycling.But according to a report commissioned by the council, the building started letting in water shortly after it was finished.The report blamed the design and highlighted "complexities within the rainwater harvesting system".


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Input: The walk up the driveway is as long and boring as usual. *This is why people have short driveways, * I think to myself, as I finally jog up the steps to my front door. After fumbling with the locks for few moments I enter inside, and smell the familiar scents of home. It always reminds me of Lucy, and it always makes me wonder when she' s coming back. *Is she coming back? * I shake the thought away as best I can and throw my coat up on a hook before I head down the hallway, past the kitchen and into my study. I' m practically *dreaming* of the butter biscuits I have saved from yesterday, but they' ll have to wait. If I do n' t get this report filed, I' m in deep trouble. The air is stale in my study, which is n' t a great thing. I' ve been falling steadily behind ever since Lucy left, and I have n' t been committing as many hours to work as I should be. Then again, maybe that' s why she left me. *John* probably does n' t have a full time job. I bet *John* just vacations 5 days a week on Lucy' s dime. The money I won her in the lawsuit is definitely enough to cover that for a few years. *Could you stop thinking about her for one goddamned second? * I shake my head again, and decide the butter biscuits are becoming more of a necessity for me than anything else right now. So I drop my work bag off at the desk and walk around the corner into my kitchen, where I stop short as all thoughts of butter biscuits fly from my mind. There' s a white grand piano. In my kitchen. There was n' t one before. But now there' s a white grand piano in my kitchen nook, right where my table used to be. " What the fuck, " I say aloud.


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Input: We report the discovery of 14 quasars in the vicinity of HE2347-4342, one ofthe two quasars whose intergalactic HeII forest has been resolved with FUSE. Byanalysing the HI and the HeII opacity variations separately, no transverseproximity effect is detected near three foreground quasars of HE2347-4342:QSOJ23503-4328 (z=2.282, $\vartheta=3.59$ arcmin), QSOJ23500-4319 (z=2.302,$\vartheta=8.77$ arcmin) and QSOJ23495-4338 (z=2.690, $\vartheta=16.28$arcmin). This is primarily due to line contamination and overdensities probablycreated by large-scale structure. By comparing the HI absorption and thecorresponding HeII absorption, we estimated the fluctuating spectral shape ofthe extragalactic UV radiation field along this line of sight. We find that theUV spectral shape near HE2347-4342 and in the projected vicinity of the threeforeground quasars is statistically harder than expected from UV backgroundmodels dominated by quasars. In addition, we find three highly ionised metalline systems near the quasars. However, they do not yield further constraintson the shape of the ionising field. We conclude that the foreground quasarsshow a transverse proximity effect that is detectable as a local hardening ofthe UV radiation field, although the evidence is strongest for QSOJ23495-4338.Thus, the relative spectral hardness traces the proximity effect also inoverdense regions prohibiting the traditional detection in the HI forest.Furthermore, we emphasise that softening of quasar radiation by radiativetransfer in the intergalactic medium is important to understand the observedspectral shape variations. From the transverse proximity effect ofQSOJ23495-4338 we obtain a lower limit on the quasar lifetime of ~25 Myr.


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Input: Dissipation-free current transport in high-temperature superconductors is oneof the most crucial properties of this class of materials which is directlyrelated to the effective inhibition of flux line movement by defect structures.In this respect epitaxially grown thin films of YBa2Cu3O7-d (YBCO) are provingto be the strongest candidates for many widescale applications that are closeto realization. We show that the relation between different defect structuresand flux line pinning in these films exhibits universal features which areclearly displayed in a detailed analysis of the temperature-dependent behaviourof local critical currents. This allows us to identify different pinningmechanisms at different temperatures to be responsible for the found criticalcurrents. Additionally, the presence of grain boundaries with very lowmisorientation angles affects the temperature stability of the criticalcurrents which has important consequences for future applications.


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Input: A combination of experimental techniques and molecular dynamics (MD) computersimulation is used to investigate the diffusion dynamics in Al80Ni20 melts.Experimentally, the self-diffusion coefficient of Ni is measured by thelong-capillary (LC) method and by quasielastic neutron scattering. The LCmethod yields also the interdiffusion coefficient. Whereas the experiments weredone in the normal liquid state, the simulations provided the determination ofboth self-diffusion and interdiffusion constants in the undercooled regime aswell. The simulation results show good agreement with the experimental data. Inthe temperature range 3000 K >= T >= 715 K, the interdiffusion coefficient islarger than the self-diffusion constants. Furthermore the simulation shows thatthis difference becomes larger in the undercooled regime. This result can berefered to a relatively strong temperature dependence of the thermodynamicfactor \Phi, which describes the thermodynamic driving force forinterdiffusion. The simulations also indicate that the Darken equation is agood approximation, even in the undercooled regime. This implies that dynamiccross correlations play a minor role for the temperature range underconsideration.


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Input: I' ve run out of paper. I' ve run out of ink. The walls are scrawled with images of his face. They tell me I' m better now. That it never happened. " Robert Links? " - Never existed. And I know when they find me- *and I know that they' ll find me*- they' ll say it' s a slip. Just a fall, bump on the head, off the wagon- off the wagon of sanity. And they' ll say it' s just the medicine, " Maybe she forgot? " But I did n' t forget- could n' t forget- will never forget. His face. A small prick- tiny pain- nothing compared to my heart- and there' s red, red, red, welling up on my fingers. And yes, it' s self-harm, I know. I' ve been to the classes. I' ve been to the lectures. I know *all* about the different kinds of crazy. But as they say, " If it' s wrong, I do n' t want to be right. " But I have to draw. I have to draw it just right. None of these pictures do him justice- *he was a much better artist than I am*. I ca n' t leave it unfinished, *imperfect*. I ca n' t leave his nose wrong, his *eyes* wrong, his lips... What if they give me more medicine? What if they make me forget? He never existed, they say it, and say it. He never existed- # " It' s all in your head! " It was n' t. He was n' t. And even if he was... Everyone has a soul mate. Everyone has their perfect love. *What if your perfect love only ever existed in your head? * I' d do anything, anything, *anything*. I ca n' t let it go. Ca n' t forget. Ca n' t let him slip into nothingness. I have to get his face right. " *Something to remember you by. * "


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Input: The two-vehicle collision happened on the Foreglen Road between Claudy and Dungiven at about 06:30 GMT on Monday.Police said a car and a van were involved in the collision.Three other people were treated at Altnagelvin Hospital for minor injuries and have since been discharged.Police appealed for anyone who was travelling on the Foreglen Road at the time of the accident to contact them.Sinn FÃ©in MLA Caoimhe Archibald said her thoughts were with the dead man's family."I would like to express my sympathies to the family and friends of the man who has died as a result of this morning's crash," she said."This is the second death on the A6 in weeks and, as we enter into the winter months, I would urge all road users to exercise care and caution on the roads at all times and to allow for extra travelling time if conditions are poor."Last month, Loreto Douglas,  64, a child care worker from Derry died after a three-vehicle crash on a stretch of the A6 at the Glenshane Pass.


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Input: 200 years its been. 200 since any human has seen the surface. Long dead has been the last human to gaze upon the " sunrise " or " sunset ". There had been no discussion, i was chosen by the elders, barely into my 20s i was scared beyond measure, but they needed me to be strong, supplies were dwindling and we needed to act fast. Old books spoke of a sanctuary, an oasis of sort 100 miles north of here where the fog couldnt penetrate, where we could grow food on the surface and water sprung far and high from geysers. As i apporach the cave thatll lead me to the surface, im full of mixed emotions... What if the surface is still covered by the deadly fog, what if it is completely gone?... I steeled my temper and moved forward, dragging every step. At the end of the tunnel i see light, i start sweating.. My footsteps become heavier as i get closer, i put my mask on, hoping itll keep the nasty mist away. Fighting for every step i reach the edge of the cave..... And nothing could have prepared me for what i saw.... I had to turn back, the elders needed to know immediately. I turn quick as a fox and begin my descent when i froze..... " Collapse the tunnel " i yell at the top of my lungs. I knew they couldnt hear me.... But i had to try. " COLLAPSE THE TUN..... " the words cut off in my mouth as i taste blood.... And then darkness...


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Input: Me and husband had gotten a babysitter (4 kids) and was so looking forward to going out to a restaurant that we hadn't eaten at before but when we arrived a lady explained that we didn't have reservations. I told her that I had made reservations on their web site (not open table or the like--but their reservation web site) but hadn't recieved any confirmation or e-mail that they were booked. I had gotten a little concerned a couple days before because I hadn't heard anything so I went in again and commented that I'd like a phone call or e-mail to confirm or deny but nothing again so we showed up hoping it was okay---the place had 2 people sitting in it at 6pm (our reservation time) and she said that they couldn't accomodate--even though there was 20 some tables empty--we were very upset by the lack of service and understanding--we love to eat out and do it quite often but will never go here again---Ruth's Chris down the road was very accomodating and the food was delicious!! !


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Input: In 2013, 284 out of every 100,000 people died from cancer. In 2003, it was 312. Improvements in diagnosis and treatment are thought to be the reason.The death rate for men fell 12% and for women by 8%, narrowing the gender gap.But the actual number of cancer deaths rose - from 155,000 in 2003 to 162,000 in 2013 - as more people live longer and develop the disease in old age."The population is growing, and more of us are living longer," Cancer Research UK chief executive Sir Harpal Kumar said.Almost half of all the cancer deaths in 2013 were from lung, bowel, breast or prostate cancer.Although the combined death rate for these four cancers had dropped by about 11% over the past 10 years, some other cancers, such as liver and pancreatic, had increased death rates.Sir Harpal said: "Too many people are still being diagnosed with and dying from cancer, not just here in the UK but around the world."He said CRUK was focusing research on how to achieve earlier diagnosis and manage hard-to-treat cancers."Our scientists are developing new tests, surgical and radiotherapy techniques, and drugs," he said."It's important to celebrate how much things have improved, but also to renew our commitment to saving the lives of more cancer patients."Cancer Research UK compiled the cancer death rate data, which was taken from cancer registries in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.


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Input: We present follow-up observations of pulsating subdwarf B (sdB) stars as partof our efforts to resolve the pulsation spectra for use in asteroseismologicalanalyses. This paper reports on multisite campaigns of the pulsating sdB starsPG 1618+563B and PG 0048+091. Data were obtained from observatories placedaround the globe for coverage from all longitudes. For PG 1618+563B, ourfive-site campaign uncovered a dichotomy of pulsation states: Early during thecampaign the amplitudes and phases (and perhaps frequencies) were quitevariable while data obtained late in the campaign were able to fully resolvefive stable pulsation frequencies. For PG 0048+091, our five-site campaignuncovered a plethora of frequencies with short pulsation lifetimes. We findthem to have observed properties consistent with stochastically excitedoscillations, an unexpected result for subdwarf B stars. We discuss ourfindings and their impact on subdwarf B asteroseismology.


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Input: Manchester United and Wales legend Giggs met the Swans as they pondered who would succeed Francesco Guidolin."I always said I'd be open to anything that looked interesting and obviously Swansea was one of those clubs," Giggs told BBC Wales."I did that and unfortunately it didn't quite work out."Giggs says "a few things" ensured he would remain on a sabbatical involving travel and punditry and not take over at Liberty Stadium."They probably already had an eye on Bob Bradley - obviously American owners - and for whatever reason it didn't quite work out," said Giggs."But I wish them luck and I'll carry on enjoying my sabbatical."He's [Bradley] obviously got experience. He's been a manager, I think, for 30 years now."Giggs also believes Bradley and Swansea have a testing season ahead as they try to climb away from the threat of relegation.They are 17th in the Premier League and have not won a game since the opening day of the season."It's going to be difficult because of the position they're in, but when a new manager comes in sometimes you get a lift, sometimes you get that confidence, different ideas, a bit of freshness and we'll see what happens, but yeah, it will be difficult for them," he said.The former winger, 42, was interim manager at Old Trafford and was assistant to Louis van Gaal before parting company with the club after a 29-year association following the appointment of Jose Mourinho as manager.Guidolin had been in charge since the departure of Garry Monk in January, but was dismissed after the 2-1 home defeat by Liverpool on 1 October.In addition to Giggs, Swansea also spoke to ex-Derby County manager Paul Clement and former Sevilla and Villarreal coach Marcelino before appointing Bradley as manager.Bradley's first game in charge is against Arsenal at the Emirates on Saturday, 15 October.Subscribe to the BBC Sport newsletter to get our pick of news, features and video sent to your inbox.


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Input: A previously unknown effect-giant spatial redistribution of the electricfield strength in a crystal under illumination of the structure - wasdiscovered and investigated in real photoresistors on high-resistivity(semi-insulating) semiconductor CdTe crystals (in metal-thin insulator-semiconductor-thin insulator -metal structures).  A new concept is proposed for photoelectric phenomena in high- resistivitysemiconductor crystals. The concept is based on the idea that theredistribution of the field under such conditions that the carrier lifetimeremains unchanged under illumination plays a determining role in thesephenomena. The nature of the effect is described, the dependence of thecharacteristics of the structures on the parameters of the crystal and theinsulator layers is explained by the manifestation of this effect, and ways toproduce structures with prescribed photoelectric characteristics for newdevices and scientific methods are examined.


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Input: Chan, whose son was jailed for drugs offences, said that with drugs "you're hurting thousands of young children".Jaycee Chan spent six months in prison in China after police found marijuana in his home.Jackie Chan is Singapore's first celebrity anti-drug ambassador. He was named official Narcotics Control Ambassador by Chinese police in 2009.Both Singapore and China have enforced capital punishment for drug trafficking.In an interview with journalists conducted in both English and Mandarin, he said drugs were not only hurting young people, they were hurting his family."On some issues, I do support the death penalty," he said."When you're hurting thousands and thousands of young children, I think these kind of people are useless."You should get the right punishment."He added: "[Young people say] 'it's okay, it's just like a cigarette'. I say 'it's not okay, not in my family'."Jaycee, 32, was imprisoned for not just using drugs, but for the additional and more serious crime of "providing a shelter for others to abuse drugs", Beijing police said at the time.When asked about Jaycee's time in prison, Chan said he felt "ashamed" and "shocked" and that he was now more focused on his son."I'm more concentrating on him now, used to be just, 'you are a grown man.' But now I find out, he's still a boy," Chan said.


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Input: I don't get out to this neck of the woods that often so it was a treat for me! All appetizers are  $2. 99 during happy hour so we went with the Potato pockets which were perogies in my book. They were crispy and creamy, and topped with fried onions. They also had a side of french onion sour cream. Pretty tasty stuff! Plus they gave you so many I could have filled up just on the app. I ordered the Bell's Oberon while my dining partner ordered the sampler. I have to say that she wasn't that impressed with the brew. "Dirty pipes" and I quote. I had the same taste from my order so I focused on the food. nnWe both ended up ordering Max's Goulash that was suggested by another Yelper! You can't go wrong when you have that recommendation. This is not our small town neighborhood goulash made from egg noodles and a mix with ground beef. The noodles in this feast were homemade and chunky, piled high with a peppery meaty sauce infused with fall off the fork beef, carrots, peas, and tiny pearl onions. If you remember yesterday was a cold, rainy, gloomy day. This was real comfort and I had to take it to go. Rain is still in the forecast so leftovers will be grand!


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Input: During my most recent visit for a pack of gum and a bottle of water, I waited in line for nearly 10-minutes and watched two cashiers swap registers no fewer than 4 times, and I have no idea why. nnThe gentleman with his wife in front of me said, "This is the most ridiculous thing I have ever seen at a store, ever. " And I couldn't have agreed more. nnWhen it came time for me to check-out, my total came to $3. 16, and I was asked if I was a member of their rewards club, followed by "why not" followed by, "why not join? it's free! " nnWhen I declined, and opted to pay in cash, the guy took my $4 and then didn't give me any change. He wished me "well" and when I asked for my change, he looked at me like I was crazy.. . I reminded him that I paid $4 for a $3. 16 item. He then said, "Oh, did you want your change? "nnUgh.


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Input: We have investigated a closed system of equations for the quark propagator,obtained earlier within our general approach to QCD at low energies. It impliesquark confinement (the quark propagator has no pole, indeed), as well as thedynamical breakdown of chiral symmetry (a chiral symmetry preserving solutionis forbidded). This system can be solved exactly in the chiral limit. We haveestablished the space of the smooth test functions (consisting of the Green'sfunctions for the quark propagator and the corresponding quark-gluon vertex) inwhich our generalized function (the confining gluon propagator) becomes acontinuous linear functional. It is a linear topological space $K(c)$ of theinfinitely differentiable functions (with respect to the dimensionless momentumvariable $x$), having compact support in the region $x \leq c$. We develop ananalytical formalism, the so-called chiral perturbtion theory at thefundamental quark level, which allows one to find explicit solution for thequark propagator in powers of the light quark masses. We also develop ananalytical formalism, which allows one to find the solution for the quarkpropagator in the inverse powers of the heavy quark masses. It justifies theuse for the heavy quark propagator its free counterpart up to terms of theorder $1/m_Q^3$, where $m_Q$ is the heavy quark mass. So this solutionautomatically possesses the heavy quark spin-flavor symmetry.


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Input: Ever so slowly, the black chitin covered alien horror inched towards me as I typed on the computer. The screen barely illuminated the small cluttered room, but it was the only light source there. There was no sound as the monstrosity loomed over my shoulder and opened its glistening jaws to reveal another smaller set of razor sharp teeth that extended outward until it was less than an inch from my ear. An in a posh English accent, it spoke, " My goodness! Look at the grammar mistakes! This is terrible. You even misused the old' your' and' you' re' contraction. This is the worst! It should read, and I quote,' You' re, the one with the apostrophe contracting the words' you' and' are', alone in a rundown, comma, overgrown apartment complex. Period. The twist is, comma, there is a xenomorph in there with you. " " Now was that so difficult, I ask? " " Arrghh! " I shouted, adding, " Go away, you alien grammar Hitler. If you want to do something useful, put on your apron and clean my room! " " I shall do no such thing, " humphed the alien monster, " your story leaves too much to open speculation. For instance, despite your name, you are not a bad-ass. You' re just a banana on whose peel someone wrote the number sixty-nine. How did you even get into this apartment complex. What is it overgrown with? For that matter, how did I get here from space? " With this realization, the xenomorph suddenly vanished in a puff or logic and smoke; leaving behind a laptop with an inanimate banana on it. Two seconds later, the banana exploded for no reason.


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Input: New radio observations of the counterpart of the ultraluminous X-ray sourcein NGC 5408 show for the first time that the radio emission is resolved with anangular size of 1.5 to 2.0 arcseconds. This corresponds to a physical size of35-46 pc, and rules out interpretation of the radio emission as beamed emissionfrom a relativistic jet. In addition, the radio spectral index of thecounterpart is well determined from three frequencies and found to bealpha=-0.8 pm 0.2. The radio emission is likely to be optically-thinsynchrotron emission from a nebula surrounding the X-ray source. The radioluminosity of the counterpart is 3.8 x 10^34 erg/s and the minimum energyrequired to power the nebula is ~1 x 10^49 erg. These values are two orders ofmagnitude larger than in any Galactic nebula powered by an accreting compactobject.


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Input: Lifeguards discovered broken bottles, the remains of barbecue and damage to Whiterocks unit's radio aerial on Wednesday morning.A large rock which had been thrown at the hut left a two inch hole in the unit which had also been covered with indecent graffiti.The RNLI estimated that repairs will cost £800.The vandalism follows two of the busiest days on Northern Ireland's beaches this summer.RNLI Lifeguard Supervisor Karl O'Neill said the damage to the aerial mount had threatened vital VHF communications while the rock damage meant the unit was no longer watertight.He said: "Our lifeguards rely on the aerial to communicate with each other when on patrol and to communicate with their colleagues in the Coastguard in the event of an emergency."Thankfully the damage has not rendered our communications off-service but should it have and should it have happened during the last two days which brought thousands of people to our beaches to enjoy the good weather, lives could have been put at risk."It is very disappointing for our lifeguards, who have been working hard to keep people safe, to turn up this morning after two busy days and see the unit they need to carry out their job has been so badly damaged, it really does dampen spirits."Our lifeguards' primary role at Whiterocks and on all lifeguarded beaches on the Causeway Coast is to make sure the beach can be enjoyed safely by the public. We want them to be able to continue to do that safely and with peace of mind," he added.


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Input: We obtained H-band polarimetric data of IRAS 19312+1950 using thenear-infrared camera (CIAO) on the 8 m Subaru telescope. In order toinvestigate the physical properties of the central star and the nebula, weperformed dust radiative transfer modeling and compared the model results withthe observed spectral energy distributions (SEDs), the radial profiles of thetotal intensity image, and the fraction of linear polarization map. The totalintensity image shows a nearly spherical core with ~3" radius, an S-shaped armextending ~10" in the northwest to southeast direction, and an extended lobetowards the southwest. The polarization map shows a centro-symmetric vectoralignment in almost the entire nebula and low polarizations along the S-shapedarm. These results suggest that the nebula is accompanied by a central star,and the S-shaped arm has a physically ring-like structure. From our radiativetransfer modeling, we estimated the stellar temperature, the bolometricluminosity, and the current mass-loss rate to be 2800 K, 7000 L_sun, and5.3x10^{-6} M_sun yr^{-1}, respectively. Taking into account previousobservational results, such as the detection of SiO maser emissions andsilicate absorption feature in the 10 $\mu$m spectrum, our dust radiativetransfer analysis based on our NIR imaging polarimetry suggests that (1) thecentral star of IRAS 19312+1950 is likely to be an oxygen-rich, dust-enshroudedAGB star and (2) most of the circumstellar material originates from othersources (e.g. ambient dark clouds) rather than as a result of mass loss fromthe central star.


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Input: We present the basic equations and sample solutions for the steady-stateglobal transonic solutions of the advection-dominated accretion flows (ADAFs)with a causal viscosity prescription. The procedures for the stable numericalcalculations and all explicit formula for obtaining the solutions of ADAFs arealso presented. We solve the transonic solutions of ADAFs by using the explicitnumerical integrations, as in the Runge-Kutta method. In this calculationmethod, we first solve the physical values at the sonic radius whereL'Hopital's rule is used. Then, we numerically solve the coupled differentialequations of the radial velocity, the angular momentum, and the sound speedfrom the sonic radius in the inward and outward directions. By the calculationprocedures presented in this paper, we can cover all parameter spaces of thetransonic solutions of ADAFs. Sample transonic solutions for ADAF-thick diskand ADAF-thin disk are presented. The explicit formula for the analyticalexpansion around the singular points, the sonic and the viscous points, arepresented. If we set the diffusion timescale to null, the formalism in thisstudy becomes the formalism of the acausal viscosity that is usually used inpast studies for calculating of the ADAF structure.


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Input: Market researchers Kantar Worldpanel said there was an overall growth of 0.3% in the 12 weeks to 14 August, boosted by the warm weather.Lidl and Aldi recorded like-for-like sales growth of 12.2% and 10.4%.Tesco had a sales drop of 0.4% compared with 2015, the slowest in six months.Fraser McKevitt, head of retail and consumer insight at Kantar Worldpanel, said: "Current trends suggest the retailer may return to growth this year, which would mark the end of a decline stretching back to March 2015."Asda remained at the bottom, with sales down 5.5%. Last week, Asda reported its worst quarterly performance on record.Sainsbury's saw sales fall 0.6% and Morrisons by 1.8%.Market researcher Nielsen, which has published industry data in the 12 weeks up to 13 August, found similar trends.It and Kantar noted that promotional sales had dropped, reflecting the big four supermarkets' move towards simpler pricing models and permanent price cuts.Mike Watkins, Nielsen's UK head of retailer and business insight, said the big four supermarkets were simplifying "the overall customer offer in response to the growth of the discounters by lowering the level of promotions and reducing multi-buys, instead moving to permanent price cuts".He added that the hot weather and success at Rio had helped boost overall supermarket sales."Brexit seems to have been replaced by an Olympic 'feel-good' factor among shoppers and there were more visits to buy food and drink in the last four weeks than this time last year."Nielsen said the strongest category performances were in soft drinks, with mineral water sales up by 18.5%. This was followed by frozen foods driven by ice-cream sales.Kantar said grocery price inflation remained negative, with a representative basket of goods 1.3% cheaper than it was last year.


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Input: Maria Stubbings, 50, was strangled by Marc Chivers at her home in Chelmsford, Essex, in 2008.Earlier this year, an inquest ruled she was failed by Essex Police.Ms Stubbing's son, Bengi, who was 15 when she was killed, said he wanted a public inquiry to "spark more awareness around domestic violence".A petition set up by domestic violence charity Refuge and the families of victims, including Ms Stubbings, has been signed by almost 50,000 people.It is calling for a public inquiry into why victims of domestic violence are not getting protection.Bengi Stubbings said he wanted the issue to be "more in the open"."I'd like it [the inquiry] to get agencies to connect and come together to protect the public," he told BBC Look East.In October, the jury at an inquest into Ms Stubbings' death said Essex Police had failed in almost every part of its investigation.It said the force had made a catalogue of errors, starting in July 2008 when Ms Stubbings first contacted them after being assaulted by Chivers, who had served 15 years in prison in Germany for killing a former girlfriend.Essex's chief constable, Stephen Kavanagh, admitted the force had failed to protect Ms Stubbings and her son, but said work was being done to make sure her death was not "in vain".Mr Stubbings said he thought the "culture" around domestic violence "needed to change"."In society, we're not as aware of what the signs are," he said."We all need to help each other to raise awareness about what domestic violence really is."


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Input: There are fundamental reasons as to why there should exist a reformulation ofquantum mechanics which does not refer to a classical spacetime manifold. Itfollows as a consequence that quantum mechanics as we know it is a limitingcase of a more general nonlinear quantum theory, with the nonlinearity becomingsignificant at the Planck mass/energy scale. This nonlinearity is responsiblefor a dynamically induced collapse of the wave-function, during a quantummeasurement, and it hence falsifies the many-worlds interpretation of quantummechanics. We illustrate this conclusion using a mathematical model based on ageneralized Doebner-Goldin equation. The non-Hermitian part of the Hamiltonianin this norm-preserving, nonlinear, Schrodinger equation dominates during aquantum measurement, and leads to a breakdown of linear superposition.


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Input: We present a simple implementation of the dynamical mean-field theoryapproach to the electronic structure of strongly correlated materials. Thisimplementation achieves full self-consistency over the charge density, takinginto account correlation-induced changes to the total charge density andeffective Kohn-Sham Hamiltonian. A linear muffin-tin orbital basis-set is used,and the charge density is computed from moments of the many bodymomentum-distribution matrix. The calculation of the total energy is alsoconsidered, with a proper treatment of high-frequency tails of the Green'sfunction and self-energy. The method is illustrated on two materials withwell-localized 4f electrons, insulating cerium sesquioxide Ce2O3 and thegamma-phase of metallic cerium, using the Hubbard-I approximation to thedynamical mean-field self-energy. The momentum-integrated spectral function andmomentum-resolved dispersion of the Hubbard bands are calculated, as well asthe volume-dependence of the total energy. We show that full self-consistencyover the charge density, taking into account its modification by strongcorrelations, can be important for the computation of both thermodynamical andspectral properties, particularly in the case of the oxide material.


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Input: nnThe good: girls tend to be attractive, waitstaff is cute too, most of the dances aren't unreasonably expensive. nnNeeds improvement: some of the girls seem a bit stuck up. They act like they are there just to hang out with hot guys. Considering that most guys who go to strip clubs are average Joe's, these girls must either not need the money or just aren't willing to work for it I guess. The girls there tend to be one of two extremes: either they aggressively pursue you for a pricey VIP dance, or they won't even look at you twice (I've seen plenty of girls there who seem to be content standing around chatting with their friends instead of trying to make money by selling dances. )nnAlso, they changed the outfits of the waitresses recently, from sexy stockings to tight pants. I preferred the stockings. It gave the place more of an old school gentleman's club feel.


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Input: She was speaking after the UK voted by a narrow margin to leave the EU., although Northern Ireland voted to remain.Ms Villiers said the circumstances in which a border poll would be called did not exist.Nothing indicated that such a poll should be called, she said."The Good Friday Agreement is very clear that the circumstances where the secretary of state is required to have a border poll is where there is reason to believe there would be a majority support for a united Ireland," she said,"There is nothing to indicate that in any of the opinion surveys that have taken place."Again and again they demonstrate that a significant majority of people in Northern Ireland are content with the political settlement established under the Belfast Agreement and Northern Ireland's place within the United Kingdom."Mrs Villiers said she was "delighted" with the Brexit result."It is a fundamental question about do we become an independent, self-governing democracy again. I am really delighted that the people of the UK have voted for that outcome. This is a good day for our country," she said.She was very positive about how the border system between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland would operate."With common sense between us, the UK and Ireland can maintain a border which is just as open after a Brexit vote as it has been for many years," Ms Villiers said,"It's important that it will."


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Input: We lived in the projects. My dad had just joined the military and my mom worked late afternoons. I had come home from school and danced in the dining room, moving around the tables. No one else was home. No one else was ever home. I was by myself often, my sister at friends and my parents working. I remember the floor creaking with every step I took. The sky had looked grey and I wanted to go outside to play. I was 10 at the time. We had just played yesterday. And I remember him sitting me down and we were practice kissing. We were n' t in love, we were n' t going to grow up together. We were n' t anything but two kids just kissing because it felt good. Because that is what happens you are 10 and bored and left alone. I remember someone had told on us and I was grounded and then we moved to another base like a month later. I do n' t know what happened to him, nor frankly do I feel like I had some requited lost love. It was just fun. It felt good. That' s all that matters when you are a kid.


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Input: First, it's not about the service, price, decor, or the food. I'm writing this review after going there twice. The first time my husband and I went, the dinner was good. We thought this place has the potential to be our go-to Chinese restaurant in Pgh. Today I remembered that they have an early-bird special 3-6pm (m-sat). The won ton soup was not authentic (more like chicken noodle soup) but wasn't bad. The entree was fine. nnWhat really knocked the score down to 1 is the awful tobacco/cigarette smell from the tea!! ? ! ! I had to go to the grocery store and buy a pack of gum. The smell wouldn't leave me so I came home to rinse my mouth with Listerine (2-3 minutes) then brush (as long as I could) to get rid of the smell. Did they use the tea pot as an ash tray? nn[first visit: 3 stars] + [second visit: -5 stars] = [ -2 stars]


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Input: *Knock Knock*. The Man in the Yellow hat nervously rose from his chair. It was late, who could that be? " Who' s there? " He said, as he cautiously paced his way to the door. " It' s George. " The Man in the Yellow Hat stopped in his tracks. He did n' t know anyone named George. Except for a monkey he had cared for a while back. But monkeys do n' t talk. The Man wondered if someone was playing a joke on him. " It' s OK. Please let me talk to you. " Without realizing it, the Man had arrived at the door. He slowly gripped the handle and let the door crack open. Looking down, he saw his familiar friend. He nearly fell over, but caught himself on the door, which swung open. " George? How is this possible? " " Something has happened to me and my friends. I do n' t remember much, but we awoke in a lab. " Mesmerized by his friend' s words, the Man finally regained his composure. " I' m sorry for my reaction, but you have to admit this is weird. Please come in George and have a seat. " The Man led George to the couch. " Is there anything I can get you? A banana perhaps? " " No thanks, " said George, climbing onto the couch. " I think we should talk. " " Yes, I supposed we should talk. " The Man sat down in his chair across from George. " You said you do n' t remember much. You seem to remember me and your time here? " " I do n' t remember much about what happened to me. I remember everything before that though. From before, when I could n' t put my thoughts together like I can now. I had to see you. I want to let you know how much our time meant to me. The Man in the Yellow hat took off his hat and let out a gracious smile. " I had a habit of getting into trouble and you were always there to save me. That time I swallowed the puzzle piece. *I still ca n' t believe I did that*. That time with the kite when... " George trailed off, almost lost in thought. He curiously looked at the Man. " Say, do you still have that helicopter? "


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Input: This place just gets better and better. We are having to make excuses to go to Urbana from rural Tolono. Wish they would bring one to the Savoy area. nnMy husband got the 3 meat, 2 sides platter. He was sooo happy with his choices. sliced Beef Brisket,, (so tender! ) sliced  Polish,, and a pile of sliced smoked ham. The meat was pleantiful to say the least.. .. he scarffed the whole platter down; smacking his lips after every bite. I'm afraid I wasn't much different. I got the smoked humongus baked potato with pulled pork and hot sauce and then proceeded to the potato topping bar for lots of butter, onions, shredded cheddar, halapeno's with a smidge of habenaro sauce on the side. I have enough left over for lunch tomorrow and dinner tomorrow night and still share some with hubby. nnThis place is the best. The employees are friendly, helpful and have great attitudes. Probably because they're looking forward to their next break so they can partake of some of these lipsmacking great smoked delicasies! nnW and S nTolono, IL


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Input: It's located in Shadyside, an area that I rarely venture out to for fear of destroying my car, but I will make the trek for Soba. And Mad Mex. nnAs others have noted, the restaurant is very intimate. Compared to Eleven, which is classy and upscale but rather casual (if that makes sense), Soba is definitely date night territory. In fact, my boyfriend took me on our first date to Soba followed by an awesome evening at Cirque de Soleil. What a night it was. nnThis restaurant is up to the standards of quality and service that all of Big Burrito's restaurants offer. The food is amazing, the drinks are tasty, and the staff are super friendly. The Asian Plum Sangria and the Bangkok Tea are my favorite drinks there, highly recommend them. The one called Offer You Can't Refuse - be careful. Tasty, but be careful. nnAs far as food, excepting one time we've always just ordered a round of different appetizers and spent the night sampling. I've never had anything I didn't like, and I in fact highly recommend the crispy tofu. Yum-my. Even if you think you don't like tofu, you feel so wrong about that stance once you've eaten theirs. nnThe only time we ordered entrees was on NYE. We engaged in their pre-fixe menu for the holiday. I can't remember what we had, but I do remember all of it being awesome. It was a really great way to spend NYE, avoiding any type of craziness and filling up on some good food.


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Input: In this article we review the observation, due originally to Dwork, that thezeta-function of an arithmetic variety, defined originally over the field withp elements, is a superdeterminant. We review this observation in the context ofa one parameter family of quintic threefolds, and study the zeta-function as afunction of the parameter \phi. Owing to cancellations, the superdeterminant ofan infinite matrix reduces to the (ordinary) determinant of a finite matrix,U(\phi), corresponding to the action of the Frobenius map on certain cohomologygroups. The parameter-dependence of U(\phi) is given by a relationU(\phi)=E^{-1}(\phi^p)U(0)E(\phi) with E(\phi) a Wronskian matrix formed fromthe periods of the manifold. The periods are defined by series that convergefor $|\phi|_p < 1$. The values of \phi that are of interest are those for which\phi^p = \phi so, for nonzero \phi, we have |\vph|_p=1. We explain how theprocess of p-adic analytic continuation applies to this case. The matrixU(\phi) breaks up into submatrices of rank 4 and rank 2 and we are able fromthis perspective to explain some of the observations that have been madepreviously by numerical calculation.


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Input: That's what you will experience when you visit El Monterrey. It's not bad by any stretch of the imagination, but Jesus, we need another Mexican-themed restaurant in Charlotte as much as we need a minor league baseball team downtown! nnWhen you walk in you will feel a sense of deja vu. You've seen this place a million times in hundreds of cities around the nation. The same shitty decor, the same shitty Budweiser and Corona ads plastered tackily all over the wall. The mass-produced, made-in-china imitation "papel picado" and the cheap dining tables and chairs. You have definitely been here before. Sometimes I wonder if the same guy bought all the restaurants in the US and recycled the theme and look and simply changed the  name to keep up a false sense of diversity. nnWent with Mother Dearest for lunch today and had a very unremarkable experience. Service was good and fast, food was very nice and tasted as decent as any other of these types of restaurants. nnThe only thing worth mentioning, and it's not really a good thing, is that with your chips and salsa they also give you a little dish of a white dip. I couldn't place it exactly but it kinda tasted like ranch and bacon. It was very artificial tasting too.. . maybe from a powder and cream cheese? Who knows? It wasn't horrible, but it just did't mesh well with the other stuff. nnAlso, for what it is, generic Mexican-themed food, it's kinda pricey. You really won't find a decent dish for under $8 on the menu after 3pm. Just thought I'd throw it out there. nnAll in all, going here is like going to McDonald's for a burger. You go because you're close by and it's there.


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Input: It has been recently claimed that there is no correlation between thedistribution of galaxies and their peculiar velocities within the Local Volume(LV), namely a sphere of R=7/h Mpc around the Local Group (LG). It has beenthen stated that this implies that either locally dark matter is notdistributed in the same way as luminous matter, or peculiar velocities are notdue to fluctuations in mass. To test that statement a set of constrained N-bodycosmological simulations, designed to reproduce the main observed large scalestructure, have been analyzed. The simulations were performed within theflat-Lambda, open and flat matter only CDM cosmogonies. Two unconstrainedsimulations of the flat-Lambda and open CDM models were performed forcomparison. LG-like objects have been selected so as to mimic the real LGenvironment. The local gravitational field due to all halos found within eachLV is compared with the exact gravitational field induced by all matter in thesimulation. We conclude that there is no correlation between the exact and thelocal gravitational field obtained by pairwise newtonian forces between halos.Moreover, the local gravitational field is uncorrelated with the peculiarvelocities of halos. The exact gravitational field has a linear correlationwith peculiar velocities but the proportionality constant relating the velocitywith gravitational field falls below the prediction of the linear theory. Uponconsidering all matter inside the LVs, the exact and local gravitationalaccelerations show a much better correlation, but with a considerable scatterindependent on the cosmological models. The main conclusion is that the lack ofcorrelation between the local gravitation and the peculiar velocity fieldsaround LG-like objects is naturally expected in the CDM cosmologies.


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Input: .. don't know why I keep going back to Olive or Twist. Seriously, you could check my Foursquare stats and see that I've been to this bar more frequently than any place I've ever called my favorite spot in Pittsburgh. nnWhy? I moved up here from Orlando to be with my boyfriend who I had just started dating. I moved because Orlando on a whole sucks and I was ready to get out. My boyfriend used to play in a band as does one of his best friends now. This was their favorite spot to hang out out because all of the (female) bartenders know and love them. They used to get free or greatly reduced drinks, could be as loud and obnoxious as they wanted, etc. etc. - the ush. nnI tag along now because I didn't know many people in this city at first, obviously. The bar is way too small for the number of people who try to pack in at night. I've had several items off of the menu and they all left a lot to be desired. The drinks are poured strongly. At first I thought this was because the bartenders knew how the boys liked their drinks, but now I realize they're just heavy handed. nnNothing here really sticks out for me. I can get the drinks properly made elsewhere for the price. Same with the food. I guess the only reason I agree to go back time after time is because of two of the bartenders - Amy and Linda. Those two are the most kick ass bartenders in Pittsburgh. Considering I currently live in Heinz, it's also pretty damn close, which works in its favor (can't wait to move. .. ). nnOlive or Twist has a great location and, if Amy and/or Linda are working, you're sure to enjoy yourself. Just keep those expectations low.


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Input: This work reports a theoretical study of the gas phase unimoleculardecomposition of cyclobutane, cyclopentane and cyclohexane by means of quantumchemical calculations. A biradical mechanism has been envisaged for eachcycloalkane, and the main routes for the decomposition of the biradicals formedhave been investigated at the CBS-QB3 level of theory. Thermochemical data(\delta H^0_f, S^0, C^0_p) for all the involved species have been obtained bymeans of isodesmic reactions. The contribution of hindered rotors has also beenincluded. Activation barriers of each reaction have been analyzed to assess the1 energetically most favorable pathways for the decomposition of biradicals.Rate constants have been derived for all elementary reactions using transitionstate theory at 1 atm and temperatures ranging from 600 to 2000 K. Global rateconstant for the decomposition of the cyclic alkanes in molecular products havebeen calculated. Comparison between calculated and experimental results allowedto validate the theoretical approach. An important result is that therotational barriers between the conformers, which are usually neglected, are ofimportance in decomposition rate of the largest biradicals. Ring strainenergies (RSE) in transition states for ring opening have been estimated andshow that the main part of RSE contained in the cyclic reactants is removedupon the activation process.


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Input: In a televised speech, President Juan Manuel Santos said the group had been granted an extra 20 days.Under a peace agreement signed late last year all weapons had to be surrendered to the UN by Tuesday.Farc commanders had argued that they could not meet the original deadline because of delays in building special camps to house demobilised fighters.According to the deal, which was reached after four years of talks in Cuba, about 7,000 fighters in 26 transition zones were to have handed their arms to the UN by 30 May."In a joint agreement with the United Nations and the Farc, we have agreed that the arms hand-over will not end tomorrow as had been planned, but instead within 20 days," Mr Santos said on Monday."The change in date does not in any way affect the firm decision and clear commitment of the government and the Farc to comply with the accord."President Santos also said that the time that the rebels would be allowed to stay in the demobilisation camps would be extended to 1 August.After that, all fighters must start their reintegration process into civil society.Earlier this month, the first group to complete the disarmament process received certificates from the UN mission at a ceremony in Bogota..Thousands of rebels have handed over their weapons since the Farc signed the peace agreement.The deal put an end to more than five decades of conflict.President Santos was awarded last year's Nobel Peace Prize for his efforts to reach a deal with the Farc.


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Input: Some say he was raised by wolves... Some say he survives solely on the embarrassment of his racing victims... He' s called the Stig! "Our tame racing driver is the best in the WUH-UH-UHLD though, he can' t go to James, he' s a knob! "said Jeremy Clarkson from the side of the room. While James May and Richard Hammond were wearing their Sunday best for the hearing to decide the fate of the Stig, Jeremy was wearing an orange inmate uniform, which obviously didn' t help his case. After he was fired by the BBC, Jeremy went haywire and tried to injure his boss with a hammer, his solution to all his problems. Typical Jezza. James spoke next: "Well to start, Jeremy is probably the biggest idiot in the "wuh-uh-uhld "so the Stig obviously can' t go to him. He needs constant care and a loving environment to grow his racing abilities. Jeremy doesn' t provide that. Richard is also 15 years old so he obviously can' t take care of someone so valuable. "Jeremy called James a blubbering idiot and turned as red a tomato. He started pounding the desk violently and had to be sedated. He obviously won' t be getting custody over the Stig. Richard decided it was his turn to speak: "Well, it' s clear Jeremy is psychotic and James is an old bloke who can' t get a woody without a week' s notice, how could the Stig enjoy life if he lived with an old timer like James? "Richard went on and on about how he felt he deserved the Stig and how he was abused in all the episodes of Top Gear for being short and young and how he felt entitled to have something that the other hosts coveted. After the three presenters made their case, it seemed like no one was going to get custody. The Stig looked confused, the sadness about the splitting up of his hosts was clear in his mask. The Stig rose, walked calmly out of the hanger, never to be seen again. Some say he went back to the wild... Some say he went to the United States to make their Top Gear suck less...


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Input: We show that a certain superfield formalism can be used to find an off-shellsupersymmetric description for some supersymmetric field theories whereconventional superfield formalism does not work. This "new" formalism containseven auxiliary variables in addition to conventional odd super-coordinates. Theidea of this construction is similar to the pure spinor formalism developed byN.Berkovits. It is demonstrated that using this formalism it is possible toprove that the certain Chern-Simons-like (Witten's OSFT-like) theory can beconsidered as an off-shell version for some on-shell supersymmetric fieldtheories. We use the simplest non-trivial model found in [2] to illustrate thepower of this pure spinor superfield formalism. Then we redo all thecalculations for the case of 10-dimensional Super-Yang-Mills theory. Theconstruction of off-shell description for this theory is more subtle incomparison with the model of [2] and requires additional Z_2 projection. Wediscover experimentally (through a direct explicit calculation) a non-trivialZ_2 duality at the level of Feynman diagrams. The nature of this dualityrequires a better investigation.


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Input: The Â£49m Pontio project was originally due to stage its first productions in September 2014, and the building schedule was blamed for the delays.The October opening will be phased, with the full programme of events rolled out from December.The new building will house the Bryn Terfel Theatre, research facilities and the students' union.Earlier this year a construction worker described the project as "chaotic". Construction company Galliford Try accepted it had faced a number of challenges but that none were unusual for a project of this kind.The centre's artistic director, Elen ap Robert, said: "We will be gradually trialling small scale shows, artistic events and screenings."In a statement, the Arts Council of Wales welcomed the announcement, adding: "As people have watched this remarkable building take shape, they will have been intrigued by what might be available inside."Now local residents, artists and students will be able to see for themselves, touring the building and experiencing first hand this unique and innovative facility."


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Input: The set of solutions of random constraint satisfaction problems (zero energygroundstates of mean-field diluted spin glasses) undergoes several structuralphase transitions as the amount of constraints is increased. This set firstbreaks down into a large number of well separated clusters. At the freezingtransition, which is in general distinct from the clustering one, somevariables (spins) take the same value in all solutions of a given cluster. Inthis paper we study the critical behavior around the freezing transition, whichappears in the unfrozen phase as the divergence of the sizes of therearrangements induced in response to the modification of a variable. Theformalism is developed on generic constraint satisfaction problems and appliedin particular to the random satisfiability of boolean formulas and to thecoloring of random graphs. The computation is first performed in random treeensembles, for which we underline a connection with percolation models and withthe reconstruction problem of information theory. The validity of these resultsfor the original random ensembles is then discussed in the framework of thecavity method.


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Input: Hundreds of Buddhists took to the streets following the passage of a law that would allow temporary residents who hold "white papers" to vote.More than one million Rohingya live in Myanmar, but they are not regarded as citizens by the government.In 2012, violence between Muslims and Buddhists left more than 200 dead.The clashes broke out in Rakhine province and sparked religious attacks across the country.The so-called white papers were introduced in 2010 by the former military junta to allow the Rohingya and other minorities to vote in a general election.Thein Sein had originally persuaded parliament to grant white-paper holders the vote, but later apparently changed his mind.The announcement came just hours after demonstrations in Yangon. Those protesting resent what they see as the integration of non-citizens into the country."White card holders are not citizens and those who are non-citizens don't have the right to vote in other countries," said Shin Thumana, a Buddhist monk who took part in the protest."This is just a ploy by politicians to win votes."However, Rohingya MP Shwe Maung, whose constituency is in Rakhine, argued that voting rights had only become an issue following the violence in 2012.Buddhist monks are at the forefront of protests against Muslims. One high-profile leader is monk Ashin Wirathu, who recently used abusive language to describe the UN's special envoy to Myanmar.In December, the UN passed a resolution urging Myanmar (formerly known as Burma) to give access to citizenship for the Rohingya, many of whom are classed as stateless.


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Input: For the last year or so the food has been slipping and become mediocre - including, this fall, the worst plate of spaghetti I've ever been served in a restaurant (by an employee who is no longer there), but our experience on Saturday pretty much finished our long relationship with Deli Roma. nnWe arrived around 4: 30 p. m. and there was no one else in the deli. A young man was seated behind the register and greeted us, but did not get up. We saw the specials board had an item which was a play on the Godfather, their signature Italian roast beef sandwich, and discussed whether we'd want to try it. During all this the gentleman behind the counter remained seated but appeared to be paying attention. nnWhen I said we were ready to order he got up, but when I ordered a Godfather he said that they were out of Italian beef. I have worked in restaurants myself and at times you do run out of items, but I don't understand why the specials board carried an item they didn't have and more incomprehensible yet is why he would listen to us talk about the aforementioned special and never bother to mention he couldn't make one anyway. The specials board should have been blank, and more importantly, he should have told us when we came in that they were out of some ingredients. nnIf he had, we probably would have stayed and ordered something else, but his attitude projected total, casual indifference in serving us and getting our business. If they don't want our business, we won't give it to them any more.


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Input: I never get super excited to go to Monty's but it is never disappointing. Possibly except for the 30-45 minute wait. nnThis last time, I went in seriously craving me some pie. I ended up filling up on their mac and cheese. No room for pie. All of their pies at the time also just did not sound exactly to be what I wanted either. I was craving a fruity cherry pie or something and it was just turning to fall so it was either chocolate or fall flavors. Not their fault, but a curse of my pie needs. nnThe food is good. I am not a huge breakfast person so pancakes are not usually my thing but they do have a few options I do eat, like breakfast potatoes and sometimes I even venture out of my comfort zone for the eggs. I honestly do not think I have tried the same thing twice because they have so many options.


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Input: Jesus ran from the house, pausing only to grab his favourite leather jacket from the kitchen counter. Worn at the seams, dulled silver studs lining the collar with a sexually suggestive portrait of Doctor Who carefully airbrushed on to the back. It was the only thing in that house worth a damn now. His ears picked up as the sound of a Harley rumbled down the street like a herd of rhino with digestive complications. A small smile crept into the corner of his mouth. The sound of drunken glass shattering from upstairs brought him back into the moment. Time to leave. Leave? No, escape. Time to escape. " Muhammed! You came back for me! " " You know it, babe. " Muhammed winked and tossed Jesus a helmet. He strapped it on and mounted the hog, intertwining his arms with Muhammed' s. The front door slammed open as Bilbo stumbled after them, his balance kept only by the door frame and his rising jealous anger. " You get back in here, Jesus! " Bilbo was barely able to form the words. " You get back in here, NOW! I fucking own you, you little bitch.. " Tears began to stream on the face of Jesus, but the tears were joyful. " You ca n' t hurt me anymore, Bilbo. There' s a new fellowship in town. " The gravity of it all finally hit Bilbo. This was really happening. He was losing him. This sobering thought quickly gave way back to his instinctive rage. " Well fine. Fuck you. Fuck you both! You ai n' t worth a damn, anyhow! You ai n' t never gon na do better than me, so what' s he got that ai n' t? " Jesus nestled his face deep into Muhammed' s neck and gently stroked his beard. Muhammed looked back at the drunken husk that was once Bilbo Baggins and smiled coyly at him. " Wash, rinse, repeat motherfucker. " He pulled his tricorder from his pocket and flipped it open. " Beam us up, Han... " **Off topic edit: ** > Batman is an overweight psychopath who does n' t care about justice, uses guns, and kills civilians as well as criminals I would totally watch that movie.


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Input: We report the detection of five Jovian mass planets orbiting high metallicitystars. Four of these stars were first observed as part of the N2K program andexhibited low RMS velocity scatter after three consecutive observations.However, follow-up observations over the last three years now reveal thepresence of longer period planets with orbital periods ranging from 21 days toa few years. HD 11506 is a G0V star with a planet of \msini = 4.74 \mjup in a3.85 year orbit. HD 17156 is a G0V star with a 3.12 \mjup planet in a 21.2 dayorbit. The eccentricity of this orbit is 0.67, one of the highest known for aplanet with a relatively short period. The orbital period for this planetplaces it in a region of parameter space where relatively few planets have beendetected. HD 125612 is a G3V star with a planet of \msini = 3.5 \mjup in a 1.4year orbit. HD 170469 is a G5IV star with a planet of \msini = 0.67 \mjup in a3.13 year orbit. HD 231701 is an F8V star with planet of 1.08 \mjup in a 142day orbit. All of these stars have supersolar metallicity. Three of the fivestars were observed photometrically but showed no evidence of brightnessvariability. A transit search conducted for HD 17156 was negative but coveredonly 25% of the search space and so is not conclusive.


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Input: False Advertising. High Prices. Went here for lunch and my fiance was excited because the burger came with "Unlimted Fries". Put in our orders for two burgers (his with fries, mine fruit--I do like the option of getting fruit with my burger) within minutes of sitting down. However, it took 20 minutes to get our food. The place was NOT busy. There were plenty of open tables and plenty of open seats at the bar, where we were seated. nnAbout 5 minutes after getting our food, my fiance let them know that he would like more fries. We finished eating, and waited for the fries. And waited for fries. And waited for fries. 20 minutes we sat there and waited. They continually told us "They'll be up soon" and "Your fries are on the way". I did make a point to communicate with the waitress that I needed to get back to work, and continually asked how much longer it would be, and eventually asked if we could get them in a to-go box because I was already late to work. However, the waitress seemed more interested in flirting with some of the guys at the bar than our needs. This is for LUNCH TIME. Eventually, we just had to leave because it was impossible to wait any longer. nnIf the menu says "Unlimited fries", then provide your customer with unlimited fries! It should not be necessary to wait the entire time it takes to get a full order, just to get some more fries. I know that french fries are not usually made in individual orders. They make a big batch and split them on the plates as necessary. There were at least 3 other plates of fries that came out of the kitchen in the 20 minutes we were waiting. I also know that it does not take 20 minutes to fry some french fries. nnPoint is, if you are going to make a point to put the word "Unlimited" on the menu, then bring the customer the item that is unlimited. Ridiculous. Left the bar paying $7 for a small cheeseburger and still feeling incredibly hungry, ripped off and PISSED.


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Input: Media playback is not supported on this deviceRory McIlroy and world number one Jason Day are among the top players to pull out over the threat of the mosquito-borne disease.Irish boxer Taylor said: "it's not even something I'm worried about"."I'm not thinking about it, I'm focused on the competition itself and trying to come home a two-time Olympic champion."The Zika virus has been linked to defects in newborn babies but Taylor has been critical of the golfers' withdrawals.Last week she tweeted "I wonder what excuse they would have made if there was no virus," after Jason Day became the latest to opt out.At the Team Ireland Olympic kit launch in Dublin on Wednesday, Taylor said: "we have been given a lot of advice on it and it's not really something that we should be too worried about".Taylor has suffered a couple of surprising defeats this year.She lost her world lightweight title after a semi-final defeat to Estelle Mossely of France in May, having already lost to Azerbaijan's Yana Alekseevna at the semi-finals of the European Olympic qualifiers.However she is confident she can retain her Olympic title won in London four years ago."It would mean absolutely everything to me really."After I came back from London with a gold medal, my focus straight away was to defend it four years on."To stand on top of the podium in front of every other nation would be a privilege and an honour."


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Input: I went for lunch on election day 2010 and though the place was packed, our party of two was seated immediately. nnThe eggs were decent; nothing special. The potato pancakes were pretty good, but not the best I've had. The turkey sausage and pancakes, on the other hand, were the best I've had in Charlotte. In my experience, turkey sausage is just something that restaurants keep on hand to please their selective customers (again, this is South Park we're talking about), but I actually feel like the Original Pancake House cared about the quality of even their more obscure ingredients. As for the pancakes, they were simply the best I've had, which says a lot considering I'm not a huge fan of pancakes in general. nnThis filling lunch was well worth my $8. The best breakfast restaurant I've been to around the Quail Commons area where I work.


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Input: The White House event had been held every year since President Clinton's tenure.The Eid al-Fitr feast ends Ramadan, a period when Muslims fast and focus on charitable giving.But US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson reportedly rejected a request to hold a reception.In May, Reuters said Mr Tillerson had refused a recommendation from the State Department's office of religion and global affairs to organise a celebration.Mr Trump has previously been criticised for his use of anti-Muslim rhetoric, including on the campaign trail when he called for surveillance of US mosques.He said in a statement: "On behalf of the American people, Melania and I send our warm greetings to Muslims as they celebrate Eid al-Fitr."Muslims in the United States joined those around the world during the holy month of Ramadan to focus on acts of faith and charity. Now, as they commemorate Eid with family and friends, they carry on the tradition of helping neighbours and breaking bread with people from all walks of life."During this holiday, we are reminded of the importance of mercy, compassion, and goodwill. With Muslims around the world, the United States renews our commitment to honour these values. Eid Mubarak."Mr Tillerson also released a brief statement, sending "best wishes to all Muslims celebrating Eid al-Fitr".The first presidential Iftar dinner (the name for a meal held after sunset, when Muslims break their fast), is said to have been hosted by Thomas Jefferson in 1805 for a Tunisian envoy.The subject was covered in a blog post on a US Department of State website, IIP Digital.The post, titled "Thomas Jefferson's Iftar", appears to have been removed, but is available in archived form here.The idea of hosting a dinner was revived by Hillary Clinton in 1996, when she was First Lady.It became an annual tradition from 1999 and was attended by prominent US Muslim leaders, diplomats and legislators.


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Input: Ransomware encrypts data on infected machines and only unscrambles it if victims pay a fee.The authority said it was working with its computer security provider to apply a fix to its systems.Chief information officer Judith Hetherington-Smith said only a small number of files were affected.She said the authority took action once the malware was identified and shut its systems down.This meant some services were affected, including libraries and online booking systems.Mrs Hetherington-Smith said: "People can only use pens and paper, we've gone back a few years."Talking about the attack, she said: "It happened very quickly. Once we identified it we shut the network down, but some damage is always done before you get to that point - and some files have been locked by the software."A lot of the files will be available for us to restore from the back-up."The council is "hopeful" most systems will be back working early next week.It described the ransomware as "the biggest attack" it had ever experienced, adding it was "zero-day malware", meaning it was previously unknown to security experts.The authority said it was "unfortunate to be the first victim", and was confident it had appropriate security measures in place.Lincolnshire Police have confirmed they are investigating the attack.The Information Commissioner's Office, which is responsible for the enforcement of the Data Protection Act 1998, said it was aware of the incident.


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Input: They have billed me wrong consistently for 4 months straight, then hit me with fees that don't make any sense. When I call to discuss, I am on hold for an average of 40 minutes. When I finally get someone on the phone, they are rarely helpful. One woman told me her manager would call me back and he never did. nnThe worst part is, I'm an accountant and even I can't figure out their billing system. It should be illegal the way they bill people. It doesn't help that they have a monopoly on almost all downtown apartments in the Charlotte area. I have bugged AT&T U-verse about offering in my area, so hopefully I will be able to switch soon. If you are considering moving into an apartment building that only offers TWC, I urge you to reconsider! Possible the most frustrating company I have ever interacted with.


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Input: Tricia Lorenz, a patient at the North West Regional Spinal Injuries Centre in Southport Hospital, married her partner of four years, Steve McEntee.Ms Lorenz, from Wrexham, north-east Wales, was left paralysed and on a ventilator following a medical procedure in March last year. She has been in hospital since.About 50 family and friends gathered to watch the couple take their vows.Staff from the spinal unit also joined in the celebrations.Special permission from the registrar was given for the couple to marry in the centre's day room.Suppliers to Southport and Ormskirk Hospital NHS Trust donated the food.Ms Lorenz said: "We've had such a lovely day. Steve and I would like to say thank you to all the staff who have made our wedding possible, and to our family and friends who have travelled here to be with us."Her husband is supervising the adaptation of his home in Frodsham, Cheshire, for when she can leave hospital.


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Input: We verify that the dilaton together with one exactly marginal field, form amoduli space of marginal deformations of closed bosonic string field theory topolynomial order five. We use the results of this successful check in order tofind the best functional form of a fit of quintic amplitudes. We then use thisfit in order to accurately compute the tachyon and dilaton effective potentialin the limit of infinite level. We observe that to order four, the effectivepotential gives unexpectedly accurate results for the vacuum. We are thus ledto conjecture that the effective potential, to a given order, is a goodapproximation to the whole potential including all interactions from thevertices up to this order from the untruncated string field. We then go on andcompute the effective potential to order five. We analyze its vacuum structureand find that it has several saddle points, including the Yang-Zwiebach vacuum,but also a local minimum. We discuss the possible physical meanings of thesevacua.