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Input: pink and orange and blue peek from between green branches and sparkle in hair the color of spiced rum – a warmth in his chest burns away the chill. she hums christmas tunes while she wraps gifts, each small package doted on with as much love and care as the children for whom they' re meant and he takes stock of what their daughters will receive: dolls, books, lipsticks, clothes – he closes his eyes and imagines his little girls, their cognac-colored hair mussed from sleep, tear into the presents their mother so lovingly wrapped for them. she purses her lips, twirls her wine glass between delicate fingers, leaves a kiss of red lipstick at the rim. he draws a shuddering breath, turns the key and listens to the ignition stutter to life, sends one last blurry-eyed stare through the window into his living room – it' s hers, now, he knows, but he can' t stop remembering it as theirs. she looks up, gazes out at the falling snow; for a moment, he wishes their eyes would meet. she shakes her head, stows the gifts beneath the tree, dims the lights as she turns toward their – her – bedroom. pink and orange and blue twinkle from within the house – mocking him in the rearview mirror as he retreats. he closes his eyes and imagines his little girls, their cognac-colored hair mussed from sleep – a lump in his throat chokes away the chill. in the passenger seat, two little gifts, sloppily wrapped, lay forgotten and irrelevant like the man who bought them with as much love and care as the children for whom he' s meant.


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Input: Emily wailed as she dragged herself across the bar while carrying that feeling of nothingness. She had a glimpse of what could have happened if she did pass the deadlines or what she would be doing in that very moment if she had not missed her deadlines. Pulling out her phone she got staggered by the amount of people who tried to contact her. After realizing that she got people worried she felt that heavy feeling of uneasiness. She made haste and ran out of the bar as quickly as she could. As she lunged for the door. The sunlight strook her very eyes and blinded her for a split second. Then she regained her consciousness while laying on a bed. For a minute she felt lost. But as she thought she was only sleeping she quickly zoned out and saw the sight of tall buildings and realized she was on top of one and on the edge of one. As she felt the air pass by her face. While the shouting from behind here started getting louder shouting " Do n' t do it! ". She then realized she was really lost. Her heart began to pound and it all went crashing in. She was n' t brave enough to face what today has and what tomorrow brings. She closed her eyes and looked at the void of existence which at the moment did not hold her interest. And she just let herself go.


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Input: She is charged with a number of drug offences.Police said the woman was arrested in Birmingham on Wednesday. She is due to appear at Newtownards Magistrates' Court on Saturday.The woman is one of a number of people who have been charged in connection with the police investigation.The officer leading the investigation, Det Insp Andy Dunlop, said: "There are more arrests to follow. This investigation is complex, but we are vigorously pursuing all lines of inquiry to gather all evidence against those allegedly involved. This is the ninth person to be charged in connection with this investigation."Police have carried out searches at more than 20 addresses since 25 March.Searches have taken place in Belfast, Greenisland, Bangor, Newtownards and Ballywalter.The PSNI is working with the National Crime Agency and Italian Carabinieri as part of the operation.


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Input: Another day, another roll call. You' ve heard it all before. The Nazi' s were cruel. " B-3087. " A Nazi called out as he checked the tattoo on a prisoner, checking his sheet. " B-3088. " " B-3089. " This continued for another 5 minutes until it got to a strange man. He was n' t dressed in traditional prisoner garb. Rather, something straight out of the late 1700' s. It was poofy and rather colourful. " A-7324. " The Nazi called out, taking the strange man' s arm. There was a tattoo, cleanly engraved without blood or any damages to the skin. He moved along. I had so many questions. Who was this man, why was he allowed special treatment? A few minutes later, they finished roll call and put us to work. I was in charge of chopping firewood, alongside Prisoner A-7324. I asked him what his name was. " What' s your name, man? " He responded with bravado and with a tune. " Alexander Hamilton. "


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Input: I have been by this place many times and was excited to finally make it inside. We were lucky that we went fairly early as a line developed shortly after we were seated at our table. The Rusty Nail is prepared for this in a pretty cool way though as they have a list outside of the restaurant that you can sign into as well as some coffee to partake of while you wait. nnFor my entree I decided to go with one of the specials for the day which was the Rusty Nail omelet while my girlfriend decided on another special which was the a mushroom, spinach and feta junior omelet. Her omelet is self explanatory while mine had in it some salami, cheese and three pieces of sliced pepperoni on top of it. It was readily apparent that the pepperoni was not the cheap kind that you get on most pizzas as it had more flavoring and tasted much better. Both omelets came with sides of home fries and toast for which we both ordered deli rye. The junior omelet tasted good as the sourness of the feta played nicely with earthy mushrooms while the spinach made it feel like I was eating healthy. My omelet was just as good if not better than the junior omelet as the cheese and meats combined to make it seem like I was almost eating a pizza. Some of my hash browns were slightly overcooked and they had too many onions for my taste but we still decent enough to be a side to the main show. nnThe bottom line for me is that I would definitely head back here in the future. Everything that I tasted was good and I would not hesitate to take any of my friends here for a breakfast.


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Input: Significant fraction (98.5% in humans) of most animal genomes is non- codingdark matter. Its largely unknown function (1-5) is related to programming(rather than to spontaneous mutations) of accurate adaptation to rapidlychanging environment. Programmed adaptation to the same universal law fornon-competing animals from anaerobic yeast to human is revealed in the study oftheir extensively quantified mortality (6-21). Adaptation of animals withremoved non-coding DNA fractions may specify their contribution to genomicprogramming. Emergence of new adaptation programs and their (non-Mendelian)heredity may be studied in antibiotic mini-extinctions (22-24). On a largeevolutionary scale rapid universal adaptation was vital for survival, andevolved, in otherwise lethal for diverse species major mass extinctions(25-28). Evolutionary and experimental data corroborate these conclusions(6-21, 29-32). Universal law implies certain biological universality of diversespecies, thus quantifies applicability of animal models to humans). Genomicadaptation programming calls for unusual approach to its study and impliesunanticipated perspectives, in particular, directed biological changes.


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Input: nnWe were a party of two on a Sunday night -- the restaurant was moderately busy. Our server was a bit of a space cadet. We had to stop another waiter to ask for more water.. . I was never offered a refill on my diet coke (which sat empty for over 30 minutes). nnThe salmon was very good, but drenched in so much olive oil and garlic that an oil slick was left on the plate at the end of the meal. The pasta tasting was.. .. kind of weird. One of the selections tasted like feet, the other tasted like something I could make at home with a bottle of Prego. The best was a mushroom ravioli in olive oil -- but there was so much oil (see a theme? ) I had to scrape it off before eating. nnLong story short, we passed on dessert. The food was adequate, the service was sub-par, and it was just kind of a "meh" experience. nnI won't go back.


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Input: Of course the Earthlings had firearms, they had done for... I do n' t know, 1000 years? We had our own short, but vibrant history to learn and the long history of Earth was so confusing and had so many sides telling their own story. We Martians were much better, all recorded fairly and accurately so the truth was never in doubt. Firearms were, of course, completely unnecessary. The Earthlings had always had weapons because, even from the earliest days, in their pre-history, they had needed to defend themselves against savage neighbours. We were n' t savages, so we had never needed weapons. Disputes were resolved fairly, quickly and with the utmost consideration, after all, we are all Martians and all interested in the same goal, the prominence and wellbeing of the Mars colony. See, the thing is, I' m part of the original Mars colony. I was in the third resettling phase. These fifth phase resettlers are n' t.... quite like us. I heard from my neighbours that some of them were thieves, rapists and murderers. Sure, we have those things on the Mars colony, but these events are so rare as to be nearly non-existant. Surely nobody can blame me for having a firearm, right? It' s just self defence. I have a family after all, two girls, any father has a right to be protective. Is n' t that so? My neighbours are having their firearms made tomorrow, it' s just a safety measure. We' ve always had peace, this is just a precaution. Just a precaution..... I never trusted those fifth wave immigrants.


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Input: Let $(\cX, \rho)$ be a discrete metric space. We suppose that the group$\sZ^n$ acts freely on $X$ and that the number of orbits of $X$ with respect tothis action is finite. Then we call $X$ a $\sZ^n$-periodic discrete metricspace. We examine the Fredholm property and essential spectra of band-dominatedoperators on $l^p(X)$ where $X$ is a $\sZ^n$-periodic discrete metric space.Our approach is based on the theory of band-dominated operators on $\sZ^n$ andtheir limit operators.  In case $X$ is the set of vertices of a combinatorial graph, the graphstructure defines a Schr\"{o}dinger operator on $l^p(X)$ in a natural way. Weillustrate our approach by determining the essential spectra of Schr\"{o}dingeroperators with slowly oscillating potential both on zig-zag and on hexagonalgraphs, the latter being related to nano-structures.


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Input: With everything finally in order, it was time to have one last shot at making life beautiful again. " Why even try? " he thought to himself for what seemed to be the thousandth time that month. As hope seemed to fade into twilight, and a smile always a breath away, John had given up. He knew he was n' t going to be one of those irresponsible people that made a rash decision and called it quits, leaving sadness and debt in his wake. He was going to do this right; and so he planned. His struggles surely were not from a lack of trying. At the very least he could hold onto that thought until the end. After trying for years to battle past his descending mind, he had finally gotten his life in order. The passing eyes continually reaffirmed that he was successful in every avenue he chose, but it was never the pair that mattered; his own. For every long forgotten friend that he ran into saying " You look great, John! " and wanting to know how he managed to stay single, he truly was doing great. He could never tell them the real answer to their question though. How could he possibly bring another person into his life if he was n' t sure he was going to continue living it? It always came down to just another person he would eventually disappoint. Choosing to leave as small a wake as possible, he turned away from those he feared would get too close. Today marked his final stand. One last shot at trying to see the sunrise as a welcoming sight. With his finances taken care of, and relationships closed on a good note, he knew he was finally free to make any decision that he chose. It was a freeing feeling, one he knew would be fleeing as soon as tomorrow. Bucket list waiting on his dresser, John woke up and lit the cigarette that had been in his desk drawer for twenty years, thinking, " Today may finally be a good day. "


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Input: In the canonical formalism of statistical physics, a signature of a firstorder phase transition for finite systems is the bimodal distribution of anorder parameter. Previous thermodynamical studies of nuclear sources producedin heavy-ion collisions provide information which support the existence of aphase transition in those finite nuclear systems. Some results suggest that theobservable Z1 (charge of the biggest fragment) can be considered as a reliableorder parameter of the transition. This talk will show how from peripheralcollisions studied with the INDRA detector at GSI we can obtain this bimodalbehaviour of Z1. Getting rid of the entrance channel effects and under theconstraint of an equiprobable distribution of excitation energy (E*), we usethe canonical description of a phase transition to link this bimodal behaviourwith the residual convexity of the entropy. Theoretical (with and without phasetransition) and experimental Z1-E* correlations are compared. This comparisonallows us to rule out the case without transition. Moreover that quantitativecomparison provides us with information about the coexistence region in theZ1-E* plane which is in good agreement with that obtained with the signal ofabnormal uctuations of configurational energy (microcanonical negative heatcapacity).


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Input: Holders Chelsea will face Arsenal on 14 May, after beating Manchester City in extra time in Sunday's semi-final.A competition-record crowd of 30,710 was at Wembley last year as Chelsea won the first Women's FA Cup final hosted at the national stadium."Hopefully we'll turn 30,000 into 50,000-plus. I think that's doable," Hayes told BBC Sport."I'm looking forward to that beautiful, glorious pitch."Arsenal, who have won the competition 13 times, beat Sunderland 7-0 in their semi-final to set up the first all-London final in the capital since the Gunners beat Charlton Athletic at Loftus Road in front of a crowd of just over 12,000 in 2004."Seeing the semi-final draw, I think everybody would have said, for the women's game, it would be great to see an Arsenal-Chelsea final at Wembley," Hayes continued."It will be another historic day. We'll have the benefit of having been there before."The holders were heading out of the competition, trailing Man City 1-0, before Ji So-yun's free-kick drew them level and England striker Fran Kirby won the game in the 120th minute."I kept saying to Fran throughout it, 'you're going to get your opportunity'," Hayes added."Even as the clock was ticking, I said 'she needs one' because her confidence is not as high as it has been, because she hasn't had a lot of minutes playing for England."But I had faith in her. I believed there would be one moment."Manchester City are a top team and I thought for 60 minutes they were the better team. Once we made the substitutions there was only one team that was going to win it."We grew into the game. We deserved it, come the end. I'm so proud of them for their character, their togetherness."Arsenal host Chelsea in the league on Thursday, with neither side wanting to lose ground on early leaders Manchester City.


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Input: It started on a Tuesday. A peculiar day to start anything, but nonetheless, that' s when it happened. That most innocent of days, /r/WritingPrompts featured no new prompts related to immortality. Nothing about Hilter either. In fact, nothing sci-fi at all. At first, the writers were elated. Stories about mischievous cats, high school dramas, and ancient civilizations quickly sprung up all over the place. It started so innocently, no one noticed the first signs of a problem, hiddden in a prompt about spring flowers. > Rose are Red > Violets are Blue > It' s springtime for Hitler > In Germany too. The next day featured more of the same prompts. Outwardly, the writers were elated, but more and more stories began to drift into familiar realms. A prompt based on an Einstein quote regarding time relativity was the most obvious, receiving 300 upvotes and 40 stories involving time travel, and spaceships. By day 5, every story involved some mention of Hitler, immortality or Gods. By the time Monday rolled around, the mods decided to close the subreddit. Many writers fled to a new subreddt, /r/JustWriteShit. The final story of /r/WritingPrompts was immortalized for all time on /r/Bestof. > Hitler Hitler Hitler hitlerkin TiMeTrAvElh Itler was ImMorTAL AliEN **fROM THEF UTURE** Time traveling GOD met to Warn ~~humnity~~ huMANity frorm evil jwish overlonds n bye HItleR cuasin hulocust SAVED futur gens form teh evi lsof bieng IMMORTAL **teh end**


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Input: People assume being immortal is boring. They' re wrong, it' s only boring if you yourself are boring and have no ambitions. I' ve plenty of ambitions and goals, I know what I want to do. I want to rebuild this world anew, making it my own. Create a city designed by me, to function for me. That was going to be difficult however, I did n' t know how to make steel for one. I was going to have to hope I came across a textbook in one of these ruined buildings that would help me. The last university I found had it' s entire library destroyed and even after searching for three weeks I had found nothing useful for construction, only biology and microbiology textbooks had survived. I had time though. About another twenty million years before the sun exploded. I could probably make a spaceship in that time.


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Input: Systems of strongly correlated fermions on certain geometrically frustratedlattices at particular filling factors support excitations with fractionalcharges $\pm e/2$. We calculate quantum mechanical ground states, low--lyingexcitations and spectral functions of finite lattices by means of numericaldiagonalization. The ground state of the most thoroughfully studied case, thecriss-crossed checkerboard lattice, is degenerate and shows long--range order.Static fractional charges are confined by a weak linear force, most probablyleading to bound states of large spatial extent. Consequently, thequasi-particle weight is reduced, which reflects the internal dynamics of thefractionally charged excitations. By using an additional parameter, wefine--tune the system to a special point at which fractional charges aremanifestly deconfined--the so--called Rokhsar--Kivelson point. For a deeperunderstanding of the low--energy physics of these models and for numericaladvantages, several conserved quantum numbers are identified.


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Input: I showed up at 930 on Friday night and the place was packed. I had to wait 15 minutes for a table. I always feel waiting for a table is more of a positive than a negative as it usually means good things are to come. I started out with the special shrimp fried in wontons. It was unmemorable and I would of like to have seen bigger shrimp for this 6. 95 appetizer. I ordered the vegetable tom yum soup. This was outstanding. The vegetables were large and fresh and the spice was perfect. I asked for medium and actually got medium. I went with the standard pineapple curry as i always do the first time at a thai place. Every bite was enjoyable and again the medium spice was perfect. Like so often at thai restaurants i am always sad when i get to the bottom of the bowl. Looking forward to my next visit. (4. 5 stars)


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Input: It is pricey - consider the area, etc.. its going to be more expensive. nnThey have great operating hours, a cardio room downstairs that is a decent size. Upstairs, you have weight machines, free weights, and a room for yoga, spin classes, etc.. . nnI found the staff to be very helpful, the gym was clean and well maintained, I few machines would break down and it would take a while for them to get fixed, but that isn't uncommon in high traffic gyms and it never interfered with my ability to get in a good work out. No harm, no foul. nnMy only real complaint is the utter lack of parking. There were times when I would drive over to work out, spend 20 minutes circling for parking and give up. Not sure where they could possible get a lot, even if they wanted to. Its a crowded area and thats not going to change.


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Input: We consider a family of models describing the evolution under selection of apopulation whose dynamics can be related to the propagation of noisy travelingwaves. For one particular model, that we shall call the exponential model, theproperties of the traveling wave front can be calculated exactly, as well asthe statistics of the genealogy of the population. One striking result is that,for this particular model, the genealogical trees have the same statistics asthe trees of replicas in the Parisi mean-field theory of spin glasses. We alsofind that in the exponential model, the coalescence times along these treesgrow like the logarithm of the population size. A phenomenological picture ofthe propagation of wave fronts that we introduced in a previous work, as wellas our numerical data, suggest that these statistics remain valid for a largerclass of models, while the coalescence times grow like the cube of thelogarithm of the population size.


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Input: We discuss the difficulties of predicting the solar cycle using mean-fieldmodels. Here we argue that these difficulties arise owing to the significantmodulation of the solar activity cycle, and that this modulation arises owingto either stochastic or deterministic processes. We analyse the implicationsfor predictability in both of these situations by considering two separatesolar dynamo models. The first model represents a stochastically-perturbed fluxtransport dynamo. Here even very weak stochastic perturbations can give rise tosignificant modulation in the activity cycle. This modulation leads to a lossof predictability. In the second model, we neglect stochastic effects andassume that generation of magnetic field in the Sun can be described by a fullydeterministic nonlinear mean-field model -- this is a best case scenario forprediction. We designate the output from this deterministic model (withparameters chosen to produce chaotically modulated cycles) as a targettimeseries that subsequent deterministic mean-field models are required topredict. Long-term prediction is impossible even if a model that is correct inall details is utilised in the prediction. Furthermore, we show that evenshort-term prediction is impossible if there is a small discrepancy in theinput parameters from the fiducial model. This is the case even if thepredicting model has been tuned to reproduce the output of previous cycles.Given the inherent uncertainties in determining the transport coefficients andnonlinear responses for mean-field models, we argue that this makes predictingthe solar cycle using the output from such models impossible.


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Input: Made a reservation here and was also here for memorial day weekend and was very underwhelmed. The Omni hotels have always ben known to be a very nice place and this location was not up to that standard. It was not horrible but for the price some people pay I would expect better. nnWhen staying here I ordered room service several times and it was okay, but nothing special that I could not get anywhere else. I thought the food eas delicious though I just think that for the premium price they ask for you would get more. The portions were a nice size though and they always give you condiments which not a lot of places do. nnThe hotel room in general was very BLAH. Nothing exciting, but nothing gross. Every think seemed out dated and very pale and boring. You think they would have spent more time and money in making it more up to date. The carpet as well was not gross, but just kinda looked like it had been there a while and needed to be replaced. nnAs a whole, the hotel was a nice place. The weekend I was there I also saw there was an Indian wedding going on. I thought it would be a great place to hold a venue, but I would not want my guest to stay in the room I did if they are all pretty much similar. I also felt that the 3 stars is mainly due to the rooftop pool they had which was amazing on my long weekend. That alone could have made the hotel better. I think that if this location spent some more time and money they could live up to the standard that all the other locations do. Charlotte is a nice city and all the other hotels are more up to date. Omni would gain more business if they just did some minor changes


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Input: I assumed I would have to wait a long time for my food and it would be just okay. I was pleasantly surprised. Our food came relatively quickly, and my husband and I both enjoyed our sandwiches. I had a CBLT which was excellent. The bread was perfect, and I loved fresh ingredients and the special mayo. My husband really liked the special of the day, which was  a tuna melt. My bean and corn side salad was very fresh tasting, but could have used a tad more flavor. We also had a key lime coconut cookie that was AMAZING. I might have to go back next week just to get another one!! The servers weren't overly friendly, but they definitely weren't UN-friendly. My only true "complaint" is that it is a bit pricy for what you get - it was almost $30 for our lunch of two sandwiches, two drinks, a cookie and a kid's meal- at least the kid's meal included the drink! I will definitely be back to the Prairie Cafe! Don't let the other negative reviews scare you away! The sandwiches are definitely worth it! : )


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Input: " Fuck, " I utter; a lump of fear climbing through my throat. Looking down at shaking hands is something I' ve grown used to seeing, but this time... this time was different. I' ve made a terrible mistake. It' s hard to imagine a mistake ever leading to positivity and thus being claimed as anything other than terrible, but I try to think optimistically. Maybe it' s for the best. Yes.... yes it... it is... is n' t it? There' s always this pressing urge to do it. There' s always something inside of me screaming to risk everything. But I' ve never obeyed its harsh commands... not until now. I' ve stared so long at my trembling hands that I can not imagine them ever being still. I' ve seen it all... my entire life... but they' re always shaking. From birth to now... I' ve always been scared. But it will all end soon, whether I want to or not. Something inside of me made me jump. And now I' ll make peace with this ever-nearing earth. I' ll die, just as the screaming something always wanted. It pushed me off that ledge. " Fuck, " I utter; a lump of fear replaced by acceptance.


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Input: Hate writing about larger franchise restaurants but wanted to let people know about our horrible experience. nnThe wait staff seemed like we were a nuisance for patronizing their pizza shop and the attitude resonated for the duration of our meal. We sat outside where homeless people bummed for money and we saw a fight with plenty of profanity (felt bad for guests w/ kids) between a local and one of the bums who tried earlier to act like we bumped into him knocking his food on the sidewalk (expecting you would feel sorry for him and fork over some $$). nnWhen we ordered our waitress said "I wouldn't get the soup right now" when one of us tried to order some which made us all question the safety/age of other menu items. nnThe food took forever to get and the waitress kept asking if we wanted more beer every time she came by. The beer she recommended "Red Oak" a local beer didn't please any of our pallets which made the wait even longer. 4 of 5 orders came out with something wrong so (big surprise) so we just sucked it up and got out of there ASAP. nnI apologize for the long review but this place was so bad I had to share my experiencennDefinitely won't be back


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Input: We study the massive gravity theory proposed by Arkani-Hamed, Georgi andSchwartz. In this theory, the graviton becomes massive when general covarianceis spontaneously broken through the introduction of a field that links twometrics, one of the which will eventually decouple. The excitation of this"link" field acts like a Goldstone boson in giving mass to the graviton. Wework out the graviton and Goldstone boson propagators explicitly by means ofgauge fixing terms similar to the renormalizability gauges used in gaugetheories. With these propagators, we calculate the lowest order tree-levelinteraction between two external energy momentum tensors. The result isindependent of the gauge parameter, but different from the prediction ofmassless gravity theory, i.e., general relativity. This difference remains evenif the mass of the graviton goes to zero, in which case it gives the vanDam-Veltman-Zakharov (vDVZ) discontinuity between the propagators of a massiveand massless linearized graviton. Moreover, we show that the Fierz-Pauligraviton mass term can be considered as the ``unitary gauge'' of a more generaltheory with an extra scalar field. We explicitly construct such a theory inwhich the vDVZ discontinuity arises with a graviton mass term that is differentfrom the Fierz-Pauli mass term. This theory has a local Weyl symmetry underconformal transformations of the metric. In the case when the mass goes tozero, the Weyl summetry becomes a global symmetry. It is possible that thelocal Weyl symmetry will give a hint as to the form of the corresponding fullynonlinear theory having a nonzero graviton mass.


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Input: Since my review nearly a year ago, this place has gone from bad to worse. Every order is wrong. The problem exists at both the ordering process in the drive through, but also in the order picking by staff even if the order was right. How sad. This is the worst McDonald's and worst customer service of any restaurant in any category. Here's what to expect: nnLong linesnRude customer service that claim its the customer's faultnIncorrect orders every timenCold friesnnThis is one of the restaurants I worry about that spits in food that retaliate insteed of fixing problems. They have added convenient waiting stations for your car to park so that they can hopefully match the order with the car. Too bad even then the orders are not right. What's worse? Nothing changes even when they aren't busy. nnAvoid this location.


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Input: The environment of this "cantina" is distinctive; tucked in the corner of a peruvian arts store, and co-owned by the people who own Pamela's, this place has "hit" once, and "missed" once. They do have a very basic menu which doesn't change, but the items on there are those that you can pretty easily make at home. The daily specials that they have are the ones that are a bit more elaborate, and come with a few sides, such as rice and french bread. nnI previously thought that peruvian food was simply chicken and rice. Although this is still the main two ingredients they use, this restaurant has definitely changed my perspective on how many different ways they can prepare chicken. The first time I went I got a "ropa vieja", which was a very simple meat-only sandwich. The second time I went I got a chicken dish that was mixed with dried fruits: that was delicious. However my fried ordered a grounded pork dish that ended up tasting like glorified taco meat. Unfortunately that didn't make for a great first impression. nnOverall, be wary of what peruvian food specializes in, and order accordingly. Service is very friendly, and food comes out in 5 minutes because everything is bascially premade at the beginning of the day.


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Input: Posh's play-off hopes were ruined by a recent run of six defeats in seven games, leaving them down in 14th."We owe our fans," Westley, 48, told BBC Radio Cambridgeshire. "They need to watch football that's fast, flowing, attractive and with purpose."The goals are starting to flow, which is positive."Despite slipping 13 points adrift of the play-off places with eight matches to play, Westley's side have won each of their last two games and are the joint top scorers in the league."We've got a sense of responsibility to the football club to give people what they've paid for," said Westley. "Our fans have bought season tickets to watch our team playing and winning at home."Everyone needs to be aware that we are intent on going on a little run ourselves. We've got the chance to win some respect back."Posh can extend their winning run to three games with victory against a Crewe Alexandra side without a win in 10 fixtures."Games against lower teams are dangerous this time of year," added Westley. "To win these games you have to estimate the game properly and be ready to go. We'll be ready to go."


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Input: First off, its very old school vibe. I kinda felt like this bar should have been in a scene from the Deer Hunter movie. Dark paneling on the walls, dark ceiling, very low lighting, waiters and waitress's wearing white aprons, that sort of feeling. A nice lil old lady waited on us. We went about dinner time, though there was a snow storm that afternoon the place was pretty much empty so we were served quickly. nnOf course we both ordered different burgers with home fries. The burgers were of a nice portion. I got the Cajun burger with some greasy home fries. It was good but honestly, why I gave it a 3 stars was that there is really nothing spectacular about the burger or place in my opinion. It was good but not great. I don't think I'd drive from miles around to quench my burger needs here. I can see this place being a nice lil place to visit from time to time if you live in the neighborhood though. I definitely would go and check the place out if you've never been there before just to say you where there. nnHappy eatings my fellow Yelpers! nYour's Truely, The Shaw.. .


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Input: Gabriel Rasmus, 30, of Birmingham, who had previously admitted preparing for terrorist acts, was sentenced to four years and three months.Somalia-born Anas Abdalla, 27, who was found guilty of the same offence on 13 October, was sentenced to five years.They were brought to justice after being befriended by an undercover police officer named "Muhamed".A third man, Mahamuud Diini, 27, was cleared after a trial earlier this year.The court heard all three men were arrested when they were found hiding in a truck at the Kent port on April 3 last year.See more news from Birmingham and the Black CountryProsecutor Karen Robinson told the Old Bailey that Rasmus and Abdalla had planned to "join forces with Islamic State to offer their services, together with their lives if need be".Ms Robinson told the court Rasmus, who comes from a Christian family and converted to Islam in 2008, said if he had to "stay in this country he would commit some terrorist attack here".According to Ms Robinson, he also said: "I don't want to do something here until I keep trying to go there first."Rasmus, of Chain Walk, Lozells, moved to the UK from South Africa in 1999 and has four children with three different women.Judge Richard Marks QC said he did not accept his claims that he planned trips to Istanbul for a holiday and for work.Ms Robinson also told the court Somalia-born Abdalla, of Fox Hollies Road, Acocks Green, was heard complaining about his work and "having to work with non-Muslims".Jurors were told how former asylum seeker said: "September 11 was so good."The men were brought to justice after "Muhamed" secretly recorded their conversations.Assistant Chief Constable Marcus Beale, from West Midlands Police, said: "Today's sentences send a clear message to hopefully deter anyone planning to travel to Syria to join Daesh."Diini, of Coventry Road, Small Heath, Birmingham, was cleared after a trial earlier this year.


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Input: * " Hi. I' m Bill. I' ll be in charge of your training. " * Those were the first words I heard after the car crash. I never could' ve known what was in store for me when I first got here. I mean, training? What training? What could I possibly be training for? Well, today I finally found out. After what I can only guess were months, maybe even years, I' ve finally discovered what all this rigorous and strenuous training was for. You see, all souls slowly fade out of existence. Once every living entity has forgotten about you, you vanish forever. Nobody knows what happens to these souls. I guess it' s kind of like dying again. Bill was the previous Grim Reaper, but the last living person who remembered him was dying. Bill knew this, so he decided to train the next person to become the new Grim Reaper. The next person was me. Now, after lots and lots of training, Bill has vanished and I am the new Grim Reaper. When you inevitably die, I will be there to claim your soul. I' m still not sure how I feel about this. I guess I' ll just do my best. So, mortals, fear me. For I am Obama, the newest Grim Reaper.


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Input: ULTRACAM is a portable, high-speed imaging photometer designed to study faintastronomical objects at high temporal resolutions. ULTRACAM employs twodichroic beamsplitters and three frame-transfer CCD cameras to providethree-colour optical imaging at frame rates of up to 500 Hz. The instrument hasbeen mounted on both the 4.2-m William Herschel Telescope on La Palma and the8.2-m Very Large Telescope in Chile, and has been used to study white dwarfs,brown dwarfs, pulsars, black-hole/neutron-star X-ray binaries, gamma-raybursts, cataclysmic variables, eclipsing binary stars, extrasolar planets,flare stars, ultra-compact binaries, active galactic nuclei, asteroseismologyand occultations by Solar System objects (Titan, Pluto and Kuiper Beltobjects). In this paper we describe the scientific motivation behind ULTRACAM,present an outline of its design and report on its measured performance.


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Input: Kara was glaring at him again. " Okay this is the third time I' m going to ask, Are you sure we are cool. cause you are acting like you are mad at me but you are not yelling. " " No Querl I' m not mad, Why would I be mad? Its not like you have done anything. you just home, and I only got here my self five minutes before that. " " so there is no logical reason, that you can be upset. " " Yes. " her eye was almost twitching at this point. " Not like you did something very upsetting, and should be apologizing to me for being so awful. " " I agree. Because I have n' t. " She rolled her yes and mad a noise of disgust " Yeah " her tone was sarcastic. " you have n' t yet. " he tried to process what she was saying. " Are we fighting about something I have n' t done yet? " " WE ARE NOT FIGHTING. " " can I know what I' m going to do? " " so you can do it again right now? " she scoffed again. " Fine then I' m sorry. " " you do n' t mean that. " She scoffed again " you do n' t even know what you are apologizing for. " " you know what Kara do n' t be surprised when I keep doing it. "


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Input: We propose a technique aimed at cooling a harmonically oscillating mirror toits quantum mechanical ground state starting from room temperature. Our method,which involves the two-sided irradiation of the vibrating mirror inside anoptical cavity, combines several advantages over the two-mirror arrangementsbeing used currently. For comparable parameters the three-mirror configurationprovides a stiffer trap for the oscillating mirror. Furthermore it preventsbistability from limiting the use of higher laser powers for mirror trapping,and also partially does so for mirror cooling. Lastly, it improves theisolation of the mirror from classical noise so that its dynamics are perturbedmostly by the vacuum fluctuations of the optical fields. These improvements areexpected to bring the task of achieving ground state occupation for the mirrorcloser to completion.


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Input: The BBC had reported how Wang Qi, an army surveyor who says he accidentally crossed into India in 1963, had not been given the necessary documents to leave the country.Following the report, he was visited by Chinese diplomats, who told him efforts were being made to take him back.Mr Wang was met by family members when his flight landed in Beijing.Later, in his home city of Xianyang, crowds met him with banners reading "Welcome home, soldier, it's been a rough journey".Mr Wang flew out from Delhi on Friday night accompanied by his adult children.Chinese officials took him and his family shopping in a Delhi mall before they boarded the flight.Mr Wang had been given a document by the Indian Foreign Ministry stating that he was cleared to leave. His family were given Indian passports so that they could leave with him if they wished.His wife, an Indian citizen, was sick and did not accompany him.It is not clear if Mr Wang plans to return to India. He was never granted citizenship and was given a Chinese passport in 2013.Mr Wang says he was "tasked with building roads for the Chinese army" and was captured when he "strayed erroneously" into India's territory in January 1963."I had gone out of my camp for a stroll but lost my way. I was tired and hungry. I saw a Red Cross vehicle and asked them to help me. They handed me over to the Indian army," he said.He spent the next seven years in a number of different jails before a court ordered his release in 1969.Police took him to Tirodi, a far-flung village in the central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh. He had not been allowed to leave the country since.Instead he worked at a flour mill, eventually marrying a local woman and raising a family. Neighbours said they lived in "utter poverty".


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Input: Entering the restaurant, you automatically feel impressed. It's spacious yet feels warm, inviting, and comfortable. There are beautiful touches and accents everywhere and the designer was not afraid to use color, tastefully. I was ready to feast! nnI ordered the polipo (grilled octopus) which was tender and flavorful thanks to the zesty vinaigrette. My osso bucco (braised pork shank) on a bed of barley risotto was easily the tastiest thing I ate that night being succulent, flavorful and utterly tender. That's not to demean my companion's hearty and tasty mushroom soup or his grilled salmon which was prepared quite nicely. I ordered the budino di nutella (nutella pudding) for dessert. It looked better on the menu unfortunately. It was bit too heavy and rich. Did I really say that? Lesson learned.. . perhaps. Probably not. nnService is top notch. We never waited and our food came out promptly. Prices are extremely reasonable given the quality and copious portions they serve. In fact, I think I went up a full pant size upon leaving. Lidia's is a definite keeper.


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Input: ! He is pompous. He is talented. He is pricey. And he might just make YOU look like a million bucks! nnI have been to Richard at Dean of Shadyside twice for cuts. I am the sort who sits down and says, "I don't care what you do, just give me a great haircut. " Before cutting, Richard administers a sort-of consultation during which you have the chance to express your preferences until he gets a wild look in his eyes, indicating he has decided what he is going to do and seductively explains it in such a way that you can't refuse. He has a wildly ambitious passion that will make you wonder about taking him to bed, though no doubt about it, it's going to be all about him. nnThe first cut was probably the best I've ever had. It was the sort of style that warranted countless compliments from friends and strangers alike. nnMy most recent cut included a lap dance to the entirety of Estefan's "Turn the Beat Around. " Inviting eye contact, check. Suggestive pelvic motions, oh yes. Risky jump onto rotating chair, tip increase. Flips of the hair (mine), obviously. Clipping all the while! What more could I have asked for other than for him to "take it all off!? " Luckily, I maintained composure and did walk out with a decent mid-length haircut. nnSo, between the two experiences, I do feel that I got great bangs for my bucks. Bangs on my head, expert blow jobs and a comic fantasy for a fuck. nnMy only real issue with this salon is the atmosphere. It has about as much character as Super Cuts and operates like a busy factory, each master stylist having his own minions to order about. The music, though occasionally a turn on for the stylists, is generally bad.


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Input: We had some friends in from out of town and couldn't figure out what to do aside from the usual eating. One of my friends suggested Bailey's. I've never been, but was pretty excited to play pool again. I haven't played in years! nnBailey's was PACKED! I didn't expect such a big crowd, but it was pretty saturated with what looked like college students. It kinda made me feel old and out of place lol Nonetheless the environment was very relaxed with open mic for karaoke and corn hole outside. The location is very spacious so despite the crowd, the wait for a pool table was not long at all. The food was pretty decent. We ordered wings, chicken tenders and fries (typical bar food) while we played. Prices for drinks/beer were reasonable. They have daily specials so check them out! nnOverall, a great hangout place.. especially when everything else closes at 9.


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Input: It was a nightmare. First and foremost, they were serving a limited, special event menu. Not a huge deal except the concept of a limited menu is to reduce the variety of entrees being prepped so you can get meals out of the kitchen faster when the place is packed. Four diners at my table and all three entrees and my salad (more on that shortly) arrived at different times with the last one arriving 10 minutes after the first. And brought to the table without apology. nnSo why did I order a salad? Becuase I wanted an entree with chicken as the protein and there was not a single chicken entree on the limited menu (I am not counting the chicken and shrimp jambalaya). I also didn't appreciate that they served olives with the pits in a salad.. . a recipe for cracked or chipped dental work. nnLastly, our waiter forgot our drinks and bread after several requests  and then messed up our bills (yes, we split checks.. . shame on us). If you are going to go through the trouble of doing a special event menu to accomodate a crowd then round out the preparations by staffing appropriately (in the kitchen and the dining room).


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Input: We introduce a simple nearest-neighbor spin model with multiple metastablephases, the number and decay pathways of which are explicitly controlled by theparameters of the system. With this model we can construct, for example, asystem which evolves through an arbitrarily long succession of metastablephases. We also construct systems in which different phases may nucleatecompetitively from a single initial phase. For such a system, we present ageneral method to extract from numerical simulations the individual nucleationrates of the nucleating phases. The results show that the Ostwald rule, whichpredicts which phase will nucleate, must be modified probabilistically when thenew phases are almost equally stable. Finally, we show that the nucleation rateof a phase depends, among other things, on the number of other phasesaccessible from it.


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Input: nnWe were pleasantly greeted when we entered the restaurant and seated in a corner table. The service was attentive, we were brought water and green tea before our meal started. Their menu is a cross of Japanese and Korean. nnWe ordered a mix - my brother, the Korean beef, my dad and sister shared a sushi platter and my mom and I both got beef bulogi. Portions were reasonable, I was surprised they were not American sizes. My brother enjoyed the beef, but it did not come with rice thought. My dad and sister said the sushi was average. The beef bulogi was ok, filling but have had better across the border. nnEach entree was under $12 and the sushi platter was about $15. Not bad for lunch prices. nnAn ok place to visit if you are on Penn Ave. I would like to compare to other japanese/korean places in the area.


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Input: This is one of my favorite spots in the city. The coffee is superb, the baristas are friendly and skilled. Sam, the owner, is almost always around to greet regulars and newcomers alike. A dopio (double) cappuccino with a slice of pizza from Colangelo's next door is a perfect way to spend a Saturday morning. What completes this place is the atmosphere. On any given Saturday morning the space is packed, spilling over to the outdoor seating. On a shelf above the coffee machines in the upper left corner has a television permanently tuned to REI, the Italian television station. There's usually a futbol game or some Italian news broadcast playing. Without fail there will be these elderly Italian gentlemen playing a traditional card game in the corner. For a great cup of coffee made however you like and the atmosphere of an authentic Italian cafe, go to La Prima Espresso.


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Input: nn+1 star: They have a Badger Bus for home-game weekends. It costs $5, and includes a coupon for a free drink when you get back from the game. nn+1 star: The bowling alley looks nice. It's a small space, but clean-looking. I don't know prices. I'll give them the +1 for appearances. nn-2 stars: The food is terrible. TERRIBLE. After the WIS v UTEP game, the wife ordered boneless Buffalo chicken wings. They came out deep fried and hard, with almost no flavor -- there was NO BUFFALO SAUCE ON THE WINGS! (We think the B-sauce might have been fried onto the chicken, but, if so, the flavor was lost in frying). nn-1 star: The service was lacking. Following the game, with all 50+ people who had just come back on the Badger Bus, there were only 2 servers, and they were also the bartenders! Service was slow, haphazard, and careless -- the guy never once asked how the food was, nor did he ever actually stop at the table except long enough to take our order. Drinks were dropped on the fly, the food was all but thrown as he whizzed by. .. nnOverall, 2 stars. I'll go back for the Badger Bus and the bowling, but I will NEVER eat there again.


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Input: I walk down the city' s streets with a sort of unusual motivation today. I usually go down this very street to get my latest supply, but today I felt another reason to do so, one that I had neglected mostly. Walking down, I see a black, burnt looking book that took my entire attention away. It looked out of place with the grimy look in this city, which intrigued and feared me at the same time. So being a good samaritan and thief I took the book in a natural way to not arise any suspicion, and read it. " Holy smokes... " I gasped, awing at the book' s content. Each page is filled with secrets about someone I knew, each one darker then the last. " I could blackmail millions with this! Become the greatest gossiper that ever took the face of Reddit! " I thought, stuffing the book down my I arrived to not a door with a little ring that signals that a person is entering, but at a guy sitting on a mat with enough odd smells around him to stir most people away. But not me. " I got your regular ready, 50 bucks. " The guy said, wavering a plastic bag of highly questionable contents. However, instead of reaching for my wallet I just grab the book out and tossed it to him. " Trust me, more much more than this sh*t. " I said, sitting down as I opened the plastic bag and greedily sniffing its content.


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Input: We analyse star formation in the nuclei of 9 Seyfert galaxies at spatialresolutions down to 0.085arcsec, corresponding to length scales of less than10pc in some objects. Our data were taken mostly with the near infraredadaptive optics integral field spectrograph SINFONI. The stellar light profilestypically have size scales of a few tens of parsecs. In two cases there isunambiguous kinematic evidence for stellar disks on these scales. In thenuclear regions there appear to have been recent - but no longer active -starbursts in the last 10-300Myr. The stellar luminosity is less than a fewpercent of the AGN in the central 10pc, whereas on kiloparsec scales theluminosities are comparable. The surface stellar luminosity density follows asimilar trend in all the objects, increasing steadily at smaller radii up to10^{13}L_sun/kpc^2 in the central few parsecs, where the mass surface densityexceeds 10^4M_sun/pc^2. The intense starbursts were probably Eddington limitedand hence inevitably short-lived, implying that the starbursts occur inmultiple short bursts. The data hint at a delay of 50--100Myr between the onsetof star formation and subsequent fuelling of the black hole. We discuss whetherthis may be a consequence of the role that stellar ejecta could play infuelling the black hole. While a significant mass is ejected by OB winds andsupernovae, their high velocity means that very little of it can be accreted.On the other hand winds from AGB stars ultimately dominate the total mass loss,and they can also be accreted very efficiently because of their slow speeds.


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Input: The car parts, bikes and camping retailer said pre-tax profits fell 10.5% to £71.4m for the year to March.Revenue was up 7.2% to nearly £1.1bn, boosted by the acquisition of upmarket bike business Tredz/Wheelies. Like-for-like revenues rose 2.7%.Chief executive Jill McDonald said Halfords had gained market share in both motoring and cycling."Profit performance for the year was impacted by the weaker pound but our plans are well developed and I am confident this will be offset over time," she said.It is the last set of results to be presented by Ms McDonald before she joins Marks & Spencer as head of non-food in September.Chairman Dennis Millard said Ms McDonald was leaving a "strong team and a clear direction to drive future growth".Halfords said higher import costs had largely been responsible for the drop in profits.It said a late Easter knocked recent sales, revealing a 1.2% drop in like-for-like retail sales in the final three months of its financial year.Taking the 15 weeks to 28 April 2017, which includes Easter, it said like-for-like sales were 3.9% higher.Ms McDonald said the company was in a "position of strength" despite "uncertainty" about consumer spending due to rising inflation.Neil Wilson, senior market analyst at ETX Capital, said the focus on premium cycling brands was working, buoyed by the fact Halfords expects growth in cycling of 3-5% per annum in the medium term."Looking ahead there are hopes that the retailer will actually benefit from the weak pound as more people stay in Britain for holidays."Staycations might help, as will the focus on higher value bikes. Investors should also note that the worst of the fall in sterling may be over."Shares rose 1.2% in early trading to 363p, valuing the company at just over £720m.


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Input: Drizzles of icy rain pattered onto my rain coat, hitting its sleek black surface and then simply joining the puddle that had formed beneath my feet. It had n' t rained this hard in a while, and the way I saw it -God was crying. I would be too, if I did n' t get paid for what I was about to do. I glanced across the road at the black Mercedes Benz 770, getting in followed by two members of the Nazi security services was the Fuhrer. Sliding my hand around the handle of my pistol, I waited, trying to figure out who was going to attempt the assassination. The grey streets outside the hotel Lavino were completely empty. Flicking a pocket watch out, I checked the time -none of this made sense, the assassination attempt would happen in exactly twenty seconds. My eyes shot up to the vehicle. *The security! * Pushing hard against the concrete, the cab loomed with each footfall. *15 seconds. * The left side of my coat came undone and in a fluid motion my pistol was out. *12 seconds. * Down the barrel of my gun, I sighted the first head to pop. The shot clipped through the air, bullet zipping from the edge of my silencer. *10 seconds. * Yelling, the Fuhrer ducked. I had missed the first security guard. I dodge rolled, taking aim again. " Get down, Hitler! " *7 seconds. * Muffled words in german came from inside the cab. A security guard popped his head up, I clicked to fire. My clip was jammed. An explosion rocked me back, head hitting the curb and sending stars bursting across my vision. *3 seconds. * Gurgling, I touched my neck where the metal had sliced through. This was n' t meant to happen? *1 second. * Frowning, the security guard looked down on me with his gun aimed. " Mörder, " he said, the word was filled with such scorn it almost rocked me as hard as the bullet. I felt my eyes dipping, and then the resounding click of metal.


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Input: The smell of pizza emanating from the box in my hands has grown old. For the past year I have been delivering for Smitty' s Pizza Hut to get the extra cash I need for my tuition bill. I' ve already submitted my two week notice and this is my last day, in fact my last delivery before moving back home to California. The sound of the door bell has a very odd sound. It chimed three times with one press of the bell. I began to reach for the doorbell again before I heard the foot steps. It sounds like a heavy set person. Maybe this customer does n' t need this delivery. The door opened slowly with a very audible creak before revealing a man wearing a black hoodie, jeans, and a very cartoonish Ronald Reagan mask. " Nice mask bro. Here' s your pizza. That' ll be $ 18. 72. " The man just stood there staring at me. He had a very foul smell about him and I could very easily hear heavy breathing. Thank goodness he' s wearing that mask. I bet this guys breath smells about as bad as the stench emitting from what is more than likely an unbathed body. " It' s $ 18. 72. You want this pizza or not? " I shifted my weight and my gaze was caught at the scene that was beyond him. A woman and two children were tied to chairs with make shift gags of cloth in their mouths. The cloth in the woman' s mouth was drenched and had spittle being flung around as she violently shook her head trying to do what I can very easily assume was scream for help. That was when I noticed the gun. It was firmly gripped in the hand of the man standing before me pointed downwards. It was then that the man finally spoke his first words. " You' re just in time for the party. " As he rose the gun to my face I felt my entire body begin to freeze. The boxes fell from my hands and landed hard on the ground. " Pick that up and come inside. Everyone is going to need to be fed if were going to have a fun night. "


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Input: Slade was moved to head of football in Cardiff in May and replaced as manager by Paul Trollope.The former Grimsby Town and Brighton boss left the Bluebirds on 3 June after just 28 days in his new role and was named Charlton boss three days later."That was my decision, I instigated that," said Slade, who joined Cardiff from Leyton Orient in October 2014.Slade continued, "I believe in my own ability. I've been at Leyton Orient more recently for four and a half years."[I had] a couple of seasons at Cardiff but it was a mutual decision for me to leave and come to Charlton."Slade has agreed a three-year deal at The Valley and is the club's sixth manager since March 2014.Charlton were relegated to League One after finishing third-from-bottom in the Championship in 2015-16 and nine points adrift of safety, ending a four year spell in the second tier."I thought it was a good opportunity," Slade added. "The club maybe has lost its way, certainly last season."But it's an opportunity for me to get this club back on its feet and going in the right direction."


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Input: In the classical one-dimensional solution of fluid dynamics equations allunknown functions depend only on time t and Cartesian coordinate x. Althoughfluid spreads in all directions (velocity vector has three components) thewhole picture of motion is relatively simple: trajectory of one fluid particlefrom plane x=const completely determines motion of the whole plane. Basing onthe symmetry analysis of differential equations we propose generalization ofthis solution allowing movements in different directions of fluid particlesbelonging to plane x=const. At that, all functions but an angle determining thedirection of particle's motion depend on t and x only, whereas the angledepends on all coordinates. In this solution the whole picture of motionsuperposes from identical trajectories placed under different angles in 3Dspace. Orientations of the trajectories are restricted by a finite relationpossessing functional arbitrariness. The solution describes three-dimensionalnonlinear processes and singularities in infinitely conducting plasma, gas orincompressible liquid.


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Input: The Council of Elders had gathered, as was tradition. A dozen or so familiar faces — Zorxx the Great, High Priest of the Poinsai Beta star system; Derns the Fierce, Intergalactic Warlord of Epsilon 9; and Sol, Elder of a system so distant, it remains nameless — among others. The ceremony was to begin shortly. As follows in the ancient scriptures of the starcreatures from Old Atlas Sigma 6, the Lottery was to be pulled on this date. Nature has a funny way. It has a strange tendency to refresh and replenish itself. From death, comes life; from extinction, comes evolution. At the last ceremony, Earth was chosen by the prophet. And at the ceremony before that. Never before Earth had the prophet chosen the same planet in three consecutive Lotteries. It would seem fate had a fondness for Earth, the tiny blue marble becoming a commodity among the Council. The Lottery is a ceremony originating in the Suns of Old. Every 2000 suns, the Council of Elders is to consult the Prophet. The Prophet is to select a planet of lower life. The ceremonial feast had been prepared and the horns sounded. The Council began the chant. " Civilizations crumble, People cry, Many will suffer, Many will die, Life is a blessing, But also a curse, Given this knowledge, Who knows which is worse? " The Prophet began its process. It said nothing. Silence fell upon the ceremony chamber. Faces grew grim. At the rise of the New Sun, the fleets would be dispatched, and planets would become the ashes from which civilizations are born. One planet was chosen to grow. It was n' t Earth.


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Input: Ray Cope was due to leave the village of Lympstone after 17 years with a longer-serving colleague due to replace him.Residents launched a campaign to retain Mr Cope, saying he had become "part of the village".Royal Mail has now said "more changes have been made locally" and "Ray will remain on his normal duty".Posters supporting Mr Cope appeared in the village and several residents wrote to Royal Mail following the decision.Jennifer and Frederick Mather, who have been taking part in the campaign, said the change is "great news" but they will continue with the online petition.Ms Mather said: "The great news is that he will be with us for six months at the end of which there will be another review."He is so grateful and doesn't know how he can thank the village enough but we will do our best!"We want Royal Mail to know that we will not give up on wanting Ray to be here for the foreseeable future."Royal Mail spokesperson Mike Norman said: "We are pleased that our customers in Lympstone have had such excellent service from one of our postmen."It is always gratifying when our customers recognise the hard work of their postman or woman. I can confirm that as part of our on-going reviews, more changes have been made locally."This means Ray will remain on his normal duty."


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Input: For the 100 largest European universities we studied the statisticalproperties of bibliometric indicators related to research performance, fieldcitation density and journal impact. We find a size-dependent cumulativeadvantage for the impact of universities in terms of total number of citations.In previous work a similar scaling rule was found at the level of researchgroups. Therefore we conjecture that this scaling rule is a prevalent propertyof the science system. We observe that lower performance universities have alarger size-dependent cumulative advantage for receiving citations thantop-performance universities. We also find that for the lower-performanceuniversities the fraction of not-cited publications decreases considerably withsize. Generally, the higher the average journal impact of the publications of auniversity, the lower the number of not-cited publications. We find that theaverage research performance does not dilute with size. Large top-performanceuniversities succeed in keeping a high performance over a broad range ofactivities. This most probably is an indication of their scientific attractivepower. Next we find that particularly for the lower-performance universitiesthe field citation density provides a strong cumulative advantage in citationsper publication. The relation between number of citations and field citationdensity found in this study can be considered as a second basic scaling rule ofthe science system. Top-performance universities publish in journals withsignificantly higher journal impact as compared to the lower performanceuniversities. We find a significant decrease of the fraction of self-citationswith increasing research performance, average field citation density, andaverage journal impact.


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Input: The Sporting Equality Fund will be spent trying to close the gender gap that emerges in early teenage years.During this period 71% of boys say they are active in sport compared with 51% of girls.First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said the aim was to increase participation, engagement, and promotion of women in sport.Details of the fund were being set out at the Ladies Scottish Open Forum: Leadership in Business and Sport event.Ms Sturgeon said: "We've seen some good progress in recent years, and it's encouraging that activity levels amongst teenage girls are increasing."However, there is still a gender gap in sports participation and physical activity levels. There's also a shortage of women involved in sport from grassroots right up to elite level."She added: "We look forward to working with sportscotland and others over the summer to take this forward and will be announcing more details later in the year."Scottish golfer Catriona Matthew said: "As a mother to two young girls, I am delighted to hear about the Sporting Equality Fund which aims to get more women and girls actively participating in sport."Keeping fit and healthy is so important in terms of health, wellbeing, mental strength and social mobility."Sportscotland's chair Mel Young welcomed the news, saying the body was committed to building a "world-class sporting system" for everyone in Scotland.


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Input: He was struck on the back of the head in the seventh over and needed support from fielder George Bailey, then sat on the ground to receive treatment.Morgan played no further part, with James Taylor taking on the captaincy."He's got a lump on his head, but he's fine," said coach Trevor Bayliss."He's got a bit of a headache but he's up and about now and having a chat."When anyone gets hit it's an anxious moment, but the fact he walked off the field was a good sign. He was dizzy for a while and took an hour or so to come good. I'm sure the medical staff will keep a close eye on him."The hosts had already slipped to 22-3 in the deciding game when Morgan was replaced by Jonny Bairstow. They went on to lose by eight wickets.The blow to Morgan, who was wearing a helmet, caused immediate concern for the visiting players, less than a year after the death of Phillip Hughes, the Australia batsman who passed away after being struck on the neck by a bouncer.The fielders immediately went to help Morgan, while a shaken Starc was comforted by captain Steve Smith, coach Darren Lehmann, team-mate John Hastings and Morgan's batting partner Ben Stokes."There were a couple of guys that were a little bit shaken up, Starcy in particular," said Smith."It was a tough summer for us back home, losing a close mate. Whenever anyone gets hit like that, your first concern is for their health. Mine is that for Eoin, I hope he's OK and can recover well."The new Australia skipper added: "I don't think anyone ever means to do anything like that. It is part of the game to bowl bouncers."You have to get back on the shop as quickly as possible, you still have got a job to do. You need to take it out of your mind, but you don't like seeing anyone get hit like that."


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Input: This quilt, that my mother made, Still makes me think to this day. It' s softest brown, and brightest blue, The curved stitch here, reads " made it May ". It' s hard to see, but believe me it' s true, That' s not just a cloth but a piece of shirt. You can see a logo here, and right there, And a signature over there, someone named " Bert ". This is my favorite part, a piece from a stuffed bear. I think it was my mother' s favorite too, She always said so at least. Something from when she was two, Given by her grandad for Thanksgiving feast. My dad added this, a little button pin, Something from his mother, for being a scout. Apparently she went to a store and fished in a bin, Until night that day, to teach him what love was about. I' m sorry you had to see this, but their funeral was delayed.


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Input: Leicestershire Police said the searches in Braunstone Avenue relate to the death of Megan Bannister, whose body was found in a car following a crash.A post-mortem examination revealed her injuries were not consistent with a crash.Two men, aged 27 and 28, are still being quizzed on suspicion of murder.A police spokeswoman said: "Searches carried out at an address in Braunstone Avenue were in connection with the investigation into the murder of Megan Bannister."Megan, from Leicester, was dead before the collision between a car and a motorbike in Enderby, Leicestershire, on Sunday, police said. Her body was found in the back seat of a black Vauxhall Astra.Updates on this story and more from the East MidlandsMegan was due to take the first of her GCSE exams on Tuesday, said her school. She wanted to become a midwife.Her family said in a statement that Megan was their "beautiful, talented, loving daughter and sister", who was "bright, clever, and a responsible person".Wigston College, where Megan was a student, said in a statement Megan was "funny, friendly and good".


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Input: When I was born I was the first child of the third generation born here. My dad told me that representatives from the European colony actually brought gifts. Just 18 years later the Great War of Mars broke out. I am sure that in the future others will tell the story more eloquently than I will, but at the heart of the matter was water. A pocket of subterranean ice had been discovered in a location essentially half way between the colonies. Both wanted it. The US colony was beginning to experience a boom in numbers, and wanted to secure the site so they could expand the footprint of the colony. The European colony needed it as the ice sheet near their current location was thinner than the probes said it was. As talks between the European and US representatives continued, a European colonist blew the airlock on a US colony building. It was a school. Tools meant for scientific discovery were converted into weapons. The battles were small, but lives were still lost. Then one day, after 8 months of attacks and meetings, a man named Roman Abrams made a discovery. The Earth was dark. Even with the fighting it seems strange that nobody noticed sooner. The home planet of the human race was silent. One day we may learn of Earth' s fate, but that day is n' t today. Today is the day the last of humanity unites. Today is the day the first United Human Government is sworn in and presents to us the Declaration of Mars... **From this day all citizens of Mars belong to one colony. It is our duty to the planet that bore our kind to be not only the last of humanity, but the best of humanity. No citizen of Mars may pass a law that contradicts the principles of unity and the betterment of humanity. **


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Input: I've been here just a couple times. The venue is by no means impressive. The decor is very dated and dark. Whatever you do, do not drink the water. My friend claims that it made him sick to his stomach. Pittsburgh is not well known for its tap water. I'm going to take a water bottle with me the next time I go. nnThe first time, I went a friend and I had the kalbi and the mandu. It was palpable, but nothing special. I've heard that the kalbi is one of the better things on the meal, but I personally don't like eating with my hands. nnThe second time, another friend of mine introduced me to soondubu. I got the vegetable only soondubu, while my friend got the regular soondubu. Soondubu is a spicy tofu based soup. Traditionally, it is served with vegetables and shellfish. My friend was kinda disappointed with the regular, because it only had shrimp. For me, the vegetable soondubu hit the spot! On a cold winter's day, this spicy soup was absolutely perfect! Craving to go back again! nnI've heard the BBQ dinner is very good!


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Input: 19th Aug Year 7AD - I received today an email. It' s quite strange, it' s the 1st time I received an email in the last 7 years 25th Aug Year 7AD - I received 3 more emails, it' s from anybody would like to meet me. I have not friends. I have not been with anyone in the last few years. I start to believe I' m sending emails to myself when I' m drunken. 02th Sep Year 7AD - Today I was in the big city to stolen some medicine and some alcoholic drinks. I did n' t meet any people, still a ghost town as since 7 years ago. 04th Sept Year 7AD - More weird emails signed by the Master. What fuck is the Master? I believe I' m getting mad with this isolation. Master says will meet with me in 14th Sept. 07th Sept Year 7AD - The Master is my imagination, at least I suppose it. Master send me an email to buy some alcoholic drinks and tuna cans. 09 th Sept Year 7AD - Master says he' s arriving. Ask me another time for some alcoholic drinks and tuna cans. 10th Sept Year 7AD - I return to the big ghost towns to get the stuff asked by the master. 11th Sept Year 7AD - The silence was so strong today. I did n' t received more emails from the master. I did n' t get drunk in the last days. 12th Sept Year 7AD - Nothing happened. 13th Sept Year 7AD - I woke up today with a feeling that there was someone close to me. But only silence. Of course it' s impossible to have more people in the Earth, I' m the only surviver after the Doom, the big nuclear accident 7 years ago. I know it because I was the one that pulsed the red button. 14th Sept Year 7AD - I do n' t believe what' s happening but for the first time after doom I see another human like me. Steve Bannon is alive. The master is alive! ( I' m not english native and I' m just doing it to make some english written exercise ).


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Input: Luke Durbin, 19, of Hollesley, failed to return home after a night out in Ipswich on 11 May 2006.No-one has been charged in connection with the case and the reward is the first to be put up since the investigation began.His mother, Nicki, said: "My family and I desperately need answers."Luke had spent part of the Thursday evening in Zest nightclub on Princes Street and was last seen on CCTV cameras near the Cattle Market bus station in the early hours of the following morning.The reward has been put up jointly by Nicki Durbin, Crimestoppers, Suffolk Police, the East Anglian Daily Times and Ipswich Star.Ms Durbin said: "It's more than nine years since I reported Luke as missing."We still believe somebody locally knows what happened to Luke and we're hopeful this reward can be the incentive that finally makes them come forward with the information that helps us find my son."Det Supt John Brocklebank said: "We don't make decisions to offer rewards lightly because there are legal ramifications."We had enough lines of inquiry to pursue without offering a reward earlier and the timing is for operational reasons - we are now appealing for people who may have information who want or need the financial reward."Suffolk Police said they also wanted to establish who was driving a white or silver Volvo 440 on Orwell Place at 04:09 BST on Friday, 12 May, 2006.CCTV cameras captured a picture of the vehicle, but its number plate was not visible.Police said they had confirmed there was a Volvo 440 in the Ipswich area with a M206 LYE number plate at the time, but it was registered under a false name and address and they are keen to hear from anyone who recognises this number plate so they can confirm whether it was the car in the CCTV images.


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Input: *644221* I read the numbers and then our pre-flight routine is broken as I whirr to a stop. Co-pilot, John, keeps talking, not realizing I' m sitting there frozen like a block of ice. My phone buzzes again. *644221*. " Mike? You right? " John' s Australian. It sounds like *rooight*. " Uh yeah. Just give me a minute. My wife... " I wave at my phone. My wife, my wife, my wife. Angela. My wife is... a spy, I guess. We tell people she works for the Government in " business services ". Spy is n' t even really it. More like " the person who gets shit done that needs to be done ". One of those faceless people who are never in photo-ops, the president does n' t know their name but who wield great power because of who and what they know. And what they can do. We never talk shop. I do n' t know the nuclear launch codes. I do n' t have a secret passport waiting for me somewhere thanks to Angela. Our daughter does n' t have a security escort. Ilsa. She' s two. At six am she' ll be up watching TV before Angela tells her to turn it off. I ca n' t leave Ilsa. But the deal... The deal is that if I get a text with a certain number in it that I have to go. If I' m flying, I need to detour and get as far away from major cities as possible. If I' m outside the US, I need to stay outside. If I can turn back, I turn back. Today we' re going from Los Angeles to Melbourne, Australia. A solid day of flying. But I ca n' t leave- " Mike, are you okay? " John, getting worried now. " Just need a second. " I do n' t bolt out the door but it' s close. I nod and smile to puzzled attendants and then walk past boarding passengers and then I' m in the airport trying not to run and then the blur becomes taxi, traffic, frustration, Angela wo n' t pick up the line, why is the traffic so bad, fuck, pick up the line, why are we just sitting here, time slipping away, fuck my phone is dead the flash of light over the buildings hits us first and the driver yells and


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Input: Media playback is not supported on this deviceAfter a stuttering 7-33 win against Italy, Wales dominated much of the match against England, only to lose to Elliot Daly's 76th-minute try.Jones' side travel to Murrayfield to face Scotland next, a fixture where they have not lost since 2003."The competitor in us would rather play again tomorrow," Jones said.The skipper continued: "We've got two weeks to regroup. We feel we improved on the first weekend [against Italy], and we can only improve again."We've five minutes to work on, probably. I sound like a broken record. If you go back a few years, we were probably saying the same thing, but the vast majority of the performance was a vast improvement."Media playback is not supported on this deviceWales struggled for much of the first half against Italy but put together a better team performance against England, but could not hold on to their lead as the visitors capitalised on Wales failing to put the ball into touch just before Daly touched down."I make no bones in saying it, we win as a team and we lose as a team, and we will improve as a team as well," Jones said."Improvement for everyone is pretty limitless. We improved from the Italy game, and we will continue to work to do that again."The result was England's 16th successive win and means they have won both of their opening Six Nations games, after beating France, to go top of the table after two rounds.Jones added: "We matched them with physicality, but ultimately we feel that we hurt ourselves in those last few minutes."They [England] were as good as we said they were before the start of the game."We were able to stop the momentum they had coming into the game - and in the game - for the majority, but winning is a habit and they are on a roll now. Unfortunately, we fell short."


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Input: Justine Henshaw-Bryan chased Damien Doughty through Stoke Newington, north London, sending him flying into a tree.Henshaw-Bryan, who is due to give birth in November, said her then boyfriend told her to follow the cyclist, but the judge rejected her claim.Mr Doughty, 38, was badly hurt, spending three days in intensive care.Sentencing 25-year-old Henshaw-Bryan at Wood Green Crown Court, Judge Gregory Perrins said her actions could have killed Mr Doughty."This was a calculated attempt to run him over and use your car as a weapon," the judge said."It would have been obvious that to do so would have carried significant risk of injury."The court heard how the pair nearly collided on Stoke Newington High Street on 10 February 2016, when Henshaw-Bryan pulled out in front of the cycle courier while using her mobile.Mr Doughty confronted the driver over her use of the phone, at which point she shouted at him, the court heard.Angered by the exchange, he kicked her wing mirror when they met at the next set of lights.He was then chased down Victorian Grove and hit by Henshaw-Bryan's car.Mr Doughty was left with a number of serious injuries, the court was told.Henshaw-Bryan, from Hackney, who was driving with her then boyfriend in the car, claimed it was he who grabbed the wheel and aimed the car at Mr Doughty.She alleged she had been a victim of domestic violence while in the relationship, but Judge Perrins said he did not accept she had been frightened of her boyfriend.Henshaw-Bryan, who was found guilty of causing serious injury by dangerous driving, was also banned from driving for four-and-a-half years.Get news from the BBC in your inbox, each weekday morning


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Input: If Mr. Wright can author [ a 50, 000 word book ] ( http: //spinelessbooks. com/gadsby/ ) without it, I think I can crank out a paragraph. [ Four hours pass ] *What was I thinking?! * -- -- -- -- -- -- On guard! you shout. You start with a gambit, and I -- fool that I am! -- fall for it. I adopt an unfamiliar position, but try to guard it as thoroughly as I can. Lunging, you assault my philosophy with sharp Socratic inquiry -- words as swords, adroitly hunting for a gap. An infirmity in my logic and thinking instantly attracts a vigorous onslaught. With adroit footwork, I pull back quickly and cut off your attack with a crisp parry four. Triumphantly, I try to attack in turn, but alas! With a flick, and as quick as that, you spring for my right flank. Caught with no additional justification for my position, it is indubitably a touch. Capitulating to your point, I slink back to my starting mark and you stroll back to yours. Our colloquy clangs on. As our bout draws to a conclusion, it is your victory, but I had put up a solid fight. Proudly, I doff my mask, draw my sword into a flourish, and bow. What I lost in sport, I gain in scholarship. I thank you.


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Input: " Very theatrical, do n' t you think, Sergeant Baker? " " Yes sir. " " And what did you say the murder weapon was? A dagger? " " Yes Lieutenant. Driven with great force through the temple. " The man ruffled his black curly hair, letting loose an exclamatory whistle. He leaned over the body once more, absorbing the details. He stood back up, and fished a cigar out of his rumpled tan raincoat. He remained silent as he struck a match. " This was found in his mouth. " The sergeant said, pulling out a plastic bag with a playing card in it. " The King of Hearts? " " Yes sir. " " The' Suicide King "' He mused, " But if I' m certain of one thing, this was no suicide! " The Lieutenant' s eye swept the room. It was a beautifully decorated office in a mansion overlooking Beverly Hills. He poked around a bit, but there was no evidence of anything being taken. Apparently, the killer was only there to take a life. An hour passed as the coroner and crime scene investigators came and went. The Lieutenant sat in the office chair recently occupied by the deceased. He passed the time, puffing on his cigar, mulling over the facts. HQ always assigned him the weird ones, and this one was weirder than most. He stubbed out his cigar as Sergeant Baker entered the room. " We' re all done here. Oh, and Mrs. Columbo called and asked if you could bring home some milk. " Columbo sighed. Milk was just what he needed to settle his queasy stomach. It was n' t the body, or the blood, or even murder in general that was upsetting him. It was the playing card. His stomach tensed again. He was certain there would be more murders in the days to come.


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Input: Oskar sat in the sleazy motel room. The receptionist said the TV is free but there is n' t one, only a dust line where it should of been. He pulled up his trouser leg, his metal leg looked like it belonged in a scrapyard; the metal was worn and breaking, it would n' t be long until he would need to replace it. He sighed. He did n' t feel right. He constantly felt like he was about to drop to the floor and sleep. He did n' t eat everyday any more, the last time he ate was a week ago, it was a shitty burger to calm his nerves. A heavy knock came from the door. Oskar got up, hearing his leg whine under his weight. He looked through the peep hole; a man with a drooping face, it was almost like the parts around his face had melted. He undid the bolt and chain, he opened the door. " What do you want? " The man smiled, half his teeth black and the other half yellow. " Orion. " *Bloody codewords. * I thought. I pulled a small briefcase from under my pillow, I clicked the button and it made a little click, popping the case open. Inside, a white robe. I sighed. I handed over the brief-case. In return, he handed me a stack of fifty dollar bills. Almost a nineteen hundred dollars. " Good. Good bye, citizen. "


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Input: We continue our program of single-site observations of pulsating subdwarf B(sdB) stars and present the results of extensive time series photometry of HS0039+4302 and HS 0444+0458. Both were observed at MDM Observatory during thefall of 2005. We extend the number of known frequencies for HS 0039+4302 from 4to 14 and discover one additional frequency for HS 0444+0458, bringing thetotal to three. We perform standard tests to search for multiplet structure,measure amplitude variations, and examine the frequency density to constrainthe mode degree $\ell$.  Including the two stars in this paper, 23 pulsating sdB stars have receivedfollow-up observations designed to decipher their pulsation spectra. It isworth an examination of what has been detected. We compare and contrast thefrequency content in terms of richness and range and the amplitudes withregards to variability and diversity. We use this information to examineobservational correlations with the proposed $\kappa$ pulsation mechanism aswell as alternative theories.


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Input: Needle in. Plunger in. Needle out. I glance at my watch as I draw the syringe. 11: 59: 02. He' s got one minute. Watch and make sure this works. Throw the syringe into the biohazard bin mounted near the door. Somehow he knows too. He gasps awake violently. I step back. I should probably contain him. He' s tossing the blankets aside, resisting the poison. It should be arresting his respiratory system now. It should be locking his joints and making his muscles slack and useless. It' s not. I should be pushing him back into bed. I should be suffocating him with the pillow. I' m not. He' s lumbering at me, struggling with every movement, every breath. All I can think of, with horror, is that those stupid movies were right. Chev and the Bride still killed Verona and Ellie. He' s dragging his IV along. It clatters to the floor as I turn and exit the room. I walk down the hall. I stop at the nurses' station to point out that, hey, one of your patients is acting weird. Hey, she says, *you' re* acting weird. He lurches forward like Frankenstein' s monster. I turn and walk away again. The nurse shouts something, but all I can hear is my head and his IV stand connect, and then, my head and the floor connect. I' m stunned. I' m trying to roll over. I' m trying to get up. I ca n' t. He dives on me. His hands wrap around my neck. The poison finally does his job and locks him up. I struggle to push him away and notice the time. 12: 00: 02.


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Input: Two weeks ago five young people died and a further five were sent to hospital after taking the drug ecstasy at an electronic music event.The judge said city authorities should train up inspectors and security guards to police the clubs.He said little had been done to control the consumption of drugs in clubs.Judge Roberto Gallardo said there was "a landscape of impunity and lack of state control with respect to nocturnal activities".He said that the city government of Buenos Aires should establish a plan of action for its inspectors and police forces to enforce laws prohibiting the consumption in public of drugs.The judge said he wanted to see a timetable of inspections and a plan of action "for the short-, medium- and long term" .Until this was done, he said, "all dancing to recorded or live music was banned until the order was carried out."The head of the Buenos Aires government, Horacio Rodriguez Larretta, said he disagreed with the judge's decision:"There are thousands of people who enjoy themselves in a healthy way every night and we are going to defend them."We are asking the judiciary to revoke the ban so we can lift this suspension today.""We are concerned with addiction, but this doesn't mean we literally have to close down the whole of the city's nightlife."A nightclub owners association, the Chamber of Dance Venues in Buenos Aires, said they would defy the ban which they described as "unconstitutional".


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Input: A set of sufficient conditions to construct $\lambda$-real symbol MaximumLikelihood (ML) decodable STBCs have recently been provided by Karmakar et al.STBCs satisfying these sufficient conditions were named as Clifford UnitaryWeight (CUW) codes. In this paper, the maximal rate (as measured in complexsymbols per channel use) of CUW codes for $\lambda=2^a,a\in\mathbb{N}$ isobtained using tools from representation theory. Two algebraic constructions ofcodes achieving this maximal rate are also provided. One of the constructionsis obtained using linear representation of finite groups whereas the otherconstruction is based on the concept of right module algebra overnon-commutative rings. To the knowledge of the authors, this is the first paperin which matrices over non-commutative rings is used to construct STBCs. Analgebraic explanation is provided for the 'ABBA' construction first proposed byTirkkonen et al and the tensor product construction proposed by Karmakar et al.Furthermore, it is established that the 4 transmit antenna STBC originallyproposed by Tirkkonen et al based on the ABBA construction is actually a singlecomplex symbol ML decodable code if the design variables are permuted andsignal sets of appropriate dimensions are chosen.


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Input: This paper studies two high-pollution episodes over Greater Tokyo: 9 and 10December 1999, and 31 July and 1 August 2001. Results obtained with thechemistry-transport model (CTM) Polair3D are compared to measurements ofinorganic PM2.5. To understand to which extent the aerosol processes modeled inPolair3D impact simulated inorganic PM2.5, Polair3D is run with differentoptions in the aerosol module, e.g. with/without heterogeneous reactions. Toquantify the impact of processes outside the aerosol module, simulations arealso done with another CTM (CMAQ). In the winter episode, sulfate is mostlyimpacted by condensation, coagulation, long-range transport, and deposition toa lesser extent. In the summer episode, the effect of long-range transportlargely dominates. The impact of condensation/evaporation is dominant forammonium, nitrate and chloride in both episodes. However, the impact of thethermodynamic equilibrium assumption is limited. The impact of heterogeneousreactions is large for nitrate and ammonium, and taking heterogeneous reactionsinto account appears to be crucial in predicting the peaks of nitrate andammonium. The impact of deposition is the same for all inorganic PM2.5. It issmall compared to the impact of other processes although it is not negligible.The impact of nucleation is negligible in the summer episode, and small in thewinter episode. The impact of coagulation is larger in the winter episode thanin the summer episode, because the number of small particles is higher in thewinter episode as a consequence of nucleation.


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Input: " Money! " " What' s that? " " Money, as in dollar dollar bills, euros, the gold standard, even zimbabwe dollars. Currency is God! " " I thought you' re a catholic? " " And what does the vatican have a lot of? You think the churches decorates itself on prayers? " " You always felt this way about god? " " Why did you think I became a banker? I' m the lord' s bishop. Let me show you the love of god, invest with us. " " This is too much, you actually believe that money is god? How did our discussion of philosophy ended up at this weird place you' re taking me? " " It' s not complicated, God has always been around us in the form of currency, exchanges and trades. I know it' s an abstract idea, but so is every religion in the world. And you know what backs these religions that everyone' s very much a part of? Money! Every since the first time some craveman traded some meat for some fur, the seeds of the almighty one had been firmly planted in our minds. " " But money ca n' t buy happiness... " " Maybe not, but it can take you to its doorsteps, and without it you sure will be in hell. You want your dream house? Get some money. You want that honeymoon with your beautiful wife? Get some money. You want great health care? Money! Hey, you know what? Take this credit card and go have some fun with it. It' s like prayers to god and it' s backed by the almighty one. With 0 % APR for the first year. Go and spread the words of god! "