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Ad sales boost Time Warner profit
Quarterly profits at US media giant TimeWarner jumped 76% to $1.13bn (£600m) for the three months to December, from $639m year-earlier. The firm, which is now one of the biggest investors in Google, benefited from sales of high-speed internet connections and higher advert sales. TimeWarner said fourth quarter sales r...
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Quarterly profits at US media giant TimeWarner jumped 76 % to $ 1. 13bn ( £600m ) for the three months to December, from $ 639m year-earlier. The firm, which is now one of the biggest investors in Google, benefited from sales of high-speed internet connections and higher advert sales. TimeWarner said fourth quarter sa...
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<s>[INST] give me blank-reasoning question number0[/INST] Passage : Quarterly profits at US media giant TimeWarner jumped 76 % to $ 1. 13bn ( £600m ) for the three months to December, from $ 639m year-earlier. The firm, which is now one of the biggest investors in Google, benefited from sales of high-speed internet co...
1
Dollar gains on Greenspan speech
The dollar has hit its highest level against the euro in almost three months after the Federal Reserve head said the US trade deficit is set to stabilise. And Alan Greenspan highlighted the US government's willingness to curb spending and rising household savings as factors which may help to reduce it. In late tradin...
business
The dollar has hit its highest level against the euro in almost three months after the Federal Reserve head said the US trade deficit is set to stabilise. And Alan Greenspan highlighted the US government' s willingness to curb spending and rising household savings as factors which may help to reduce it. In late tradin...
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<s>[INST] give me blank-reasoning question number1[/INST] Passage : The dollar has hit its highest level against the euro in almost three months after the Federal Reserve head said the US trade deficit is set to stabilise. And Alan Greenspan highlighted the US government' s willingness to curb spending and rising hous...
2
Yukos unit buyer faces loan claim
The owners of embattled Russian oil giant Yukos are to ask the buyer of its former production unit to pay back a $900m (£479m) loan. State-owned Rosneft bought the Yugansk unit for $9.3bn in a sale forced by Russia to part settle a $27.5bn tax claim against Yukos. Yukos' owner Menatep Group says it will ask Rosneft t...
business
The owners of embattled Russian oil giant Yukos are to ask the buyer of its former production unit to pay back a $ 900m ( £479m ) loan. State-owned Rosneft bought the Yugansk unit for $ 9. 3bn in a sale forced by Russia to part settle a $ 27. 5bn tax claim against Yukos. Yukos' owner Menatep Group says it will ask Ros...
['expansion', 'purchase', 'occupation', 'incorporation', 'division']
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<s>[INST] give me blank-reasoning question number2[/INST] Passage : The owners of embattled Russian oil giant Yukos are to ask the buyer of its former production unit to pay back a $ 900m ( £479m ) loan. State-owned Rosneft bought the Yugansk unit for $ 9. 3bn in a sale forced by Russia to part settle a $ 27. 5bn tax ...
3
High fuel prices hit BA's profits
British Airways has blamed high fuel prices for a 40% drop in profits. Reporting its results for the three months to 31 December 2004, the airline made a pre-tax profit of £75m ($141m) compared with £125m a year earlier. Rod Eddington, BA's chief executive, said the results were "respectable" in a third quarter when ...
business
British Airways has blamed high fuel prices for a 40 % drop in profits. Reporting its results for the three months to 31 December 2004, the airline made a pre-tax profit of £75m ( $ 141m ) compared with £125m a year earlier. Rod Eddington, BA' s chief executive, said the results were" respectable" in a third quarter w...
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<s>[INST] give me blank-reasoning question number3[/INST] Passage : British Airways has blamed high fuel prices for a 40 % drop in profits. Reporting its results for the three months to 31 December 2004, the airline made a pre-tax profit of £75m ( $ 141m ) compared with £125m a year earlier. Rod Eddington, BA' s chief...
4
Pernod takeover talk lifts Domecq
Shares in UK drinks and food firm Allied Domecq have risen on speculation that it could be the target of a takeover by France's Pernod Ricard. Reports in the Wall Street Journal and the Financial Times suggested that the French spirits firm is considering a bid, but has yet to contact its target. Allied Domecq shares...
business
Shares in UK drinks and food firm Allied Domecq have risen on speculation that it could be the target of a takeover by France' s Pernod Ricard. Reports in the Wall Street Journal and the Financial Times suggested that the French spirits firm is considering a bid, but has yet to contact its target. Allied Domecq shares...
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<s>[INST] give me blank-reasoning question number4[/INST] Passage : Shares in UK drinks and food firm Allied Domecq have risen on speculation that it could be the target of a takeover by France' s Pernod Ricard. Reports in the Wall Street Journal and the Financial Times suggested that the French spirits firm is consid...
5
Japan narrowly escapes recession
Japan's economy teetered on the brink of a technical recession in the three months to September, figures show. Revised figures indicated growth of just 0.1% - and a similar-sized contraction in the previous quarter. On an annual basis, the data suggests annual growth of just 0.2%, suggesting a much more hesitant reco...
business
Japan' s economy teetered on the brink of a technical recession in the three months to September, figures show. Revised figures indicated growth of just 0. 1 %-and a similar-sized contraction in the previous quarter. On an annual basis, the data suggests annual growth of just 0. 2 %, suggesting a much more hesitant re...
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<s>[INST] give me blank-reasoning question number5[/INST] Passage : Japan' s economy teetered on the brink of a technical recession in the three months to September, figures show. Revised figures indicated growth of just 0. 1 %-and a similar-sized contraction in the previous quarter. On an annual basis, the data sugge...
6
Jobs growth still slow in the US
The US created fewer jobs than expected in January, but a fall in jobseekers pushed the unemployment rate to its lowest level in three years. According to Labor Department figures, US firms added only 146,000 jobs in January. The gain in non-farm payrolls was below market expectations of 190,000 new jobs. Nevertheles...
business
The US created fewer jobs than expected in January, but a fall in jobseekers pushed the unemployment rate to its lowest level in three years. According to Labor Department figures, US firms added only 146, 000 jobs in January. The gain in non-farm payrolls was below market expectations of 190, 000 new jobs. Neverthele...
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<s>[INST] give me blank-reasoning question number6[/INST] Passage : The US created fewer jobs than expected in January, but a fall in jobseekers pushed the unemployment rate to its lowest level in three years. According to Labor Department figures, US firms added only 146, 000 jobs in January. The gain in non-farm pay...
7
India calls for fair trade rules
India, which attends the G7 meeting of seven leading industrialised nations on Friday, is unlikely to be cowed by its newcomer status. In London on Thursday ahead of the meeting, India's finance minister, lashed out at the restrictive trade policies of the G7 nations. He objected to subsidies on agriculture that make...
business
India, which attends the G7 meeting of seven leading industrialised nations on Friday, is unlikely to be cowed by its newcomer status. In London on Thursday ahead of the meeting, India' s finance minister, lashed out at the restrictive trade policies of the G7 nations. He objected to subsidies on agriculture that make...
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<s>[INST] give me blank-reasoning question number7[/INST] Passage : India, which attends the G7 meeting of seven leading industrialised nations on Friday, is unlikely to be cowed by its newcomer status. In London on Thursday ahead of the meeting, India' s finance minister, lashed out at the restrictive trade policies ...
8
Ethiopia's crop production up 24%
Ethiopia produced 14.27 million tonnes of crops in 2004, 24% higher than in 2003 and 21% more than the average of the past five years, a report says. In 2003, crop production totalled 11.49 million tonnes, the joint report from the Food and Agriculture Organisation and the World Food Programme said. Good rains, incre...
business
Ethiopia produced 14. 27 million tonnes of crops in 2004, 24 % higher than in 2003 and 21 % more than the average of the past five years, a report says. In 2003, crop _____ totalled 11. 49 million tonnes, the joint report from the Food and Agriculture Organisation and the World Food Programme said. Good rains, increas...
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<s>[INST] give me blank-reasoning question number8[/INST] Passage : Ethiopia produced 14. 27 million tonnes of crops in 2004, 24 % higher than in 2003 and 21 % more than the average of the past five years, a report says. In 2003, crop _____ totalled 11. 49 million tonnes, the joint report from the Food and Agriculture...
9
Court rejects $280bn tobacco case
A US government claim accusing the country's biggest tobacco companies of covering up the effects of smoking has been thrown out by an appeal court. The demand for $280bn (£155bn) - filed by the Clinton administration in 1999 - was rejected in a 2-1 decision. The court in Washington found that the case could not be b...
business
A US government claim accusing the country' s biggest tobacco companies of covering up the effects of smoking has been thrown out by an appeal court. The demand for $ 280bn ( £155bn )-filed by the Clinton administration in 1999-was rejected in a 2-1 decision. The court in Washington found that the case could not be br...
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<s>[INST] give me blank-reasoning question number9[/INST] Passage : A US government claim accusing the country' s biggest tobacco companies of covering up the effects of smoking has been thrown out by an appeal court. The demand for $ 280bn ( £155bn )-filed by the Clinton administration in 1999-was rejected in a 2-1 d...
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Ask Jeeves tips online ad revival
Ask Jeeves has become the third leading online search firm this week to thank a revival in internet advertising for improving fortunes. The firm's revenue nearly tripled in the fourth quarter of 2004, exceeding $86m (£46m). Ask Jeeves, once among the best-known names on the web, is now a relatively modest player. Its...
business
Ask Jeeves has become the third leading online search firm this week to thank a revival in internet advertising for improving fortunes. The firm' s revenue nearly tripled in the fourth quarter of 2004, exceeding $ 86m ( £46m ). Ask Jeeves, once among the best-known names on the web, is now a relatively modest player. ...
['marketing', 'British', 'American', 'internet', 'software']
1
<s>[INST] give me blank-reasoning question number10[/INST] Passage : Ask Jeeves has become the third leading online search firm this week to thank a revival in internet advertising for improving fortunes. The firm' s revenue nearly tripled in the fourth quarter of 2004, exceeding $ 86m ( £46m ). Ask Jeeves, once among...
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Indonesians face fuel price rise
Indonesia's government has confirmed it is considering raising fuel prices by as much as 30%. Millions of Indonesians use kerosene for basic cooking, and prices have been heavily subsidised for years. President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono's government has said it wants to curb fuel subsidies and direct the money into ai...
business
Indonesia' s government has confirmed it is considering raising fuel prices by as much as 30 %. Millions of Indonesians use kerosene for basic cooking, and prices have been heavily subsidised for years. President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono' s government _____ said it wants to curb fuel subsidies and direct the money int...
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<s>[INST] give me blank-reasoning question number11[/INST] Passage : Indonesia' s government has confirmed it is considering raising fuel prices by as much as 30 %. Millions of Indonesians use kerosene for basic cooking, and prices have been heavily subsidised for years. President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono' s governmen...
12
Peugeot deal boosts Mitsubishi
Struggling Japanese car maker Mitsubishi Motors has struck a deal to supply French car maker Peugeot with 30,000 sports utility vehicles (SUV). The two firms signed a Memorandum of Understanding, and say they expect to seal a final agreement by Spring 2005. The alliance comes as a badly-needed boost for loss-making M...
business
Struggling Japanese car maker Mitsubishi Motors has struck a deal to supply French car maker Peugeot with 30, 000 sports utility vehicles ( SUV ). The two firms signed a Memorandum of Understanding, and say they expect to seal a final agreement by Spring 2005. The alliance comes as a badly-needed boost for loss-making...
['Suzuki', 'Nissan', 'Sony', 'Mitsubishi', 'Jaguar']
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<s>[INST] give me blank-reasoning question number12[/INST] Passage : Struggling Japanese car maker Mitsubishi Motors has struck a deal to supply French car maker Peugeot with 30, 000 sports utility vehicles ( SUV ). The two firms signed a Memorandum of Understanding, and say they expect to seal a final agreement by Sp...
13
Telegraph newspapers axe 90 jobs
The Daily and Sunday Telegraph newspapers are axing 90 journalist jobs - 17% of their editorial staff. The Telegraph Group says the cuts are needed to fund an £150m investment in new printing facilities. Journalists at the firm met on Friday afternoon to discuss how to react to the surprise announcement. The cuts com...
business
The Daily and Sunday Telegraph newspapers are axing 90 journalist jobs-17 % of their editorial staff. The Telegraph Group says the cuts are needed to fund an £150m investment in new printing facilities. Journalists at the firm met on Friday afternoon to discuss how to react to the surprise announcement. The cuts come ...
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<s>[INST] give me blank-reasoning question number13[/INST] Passage : The Daily and Sunday Telegraph newspapers are axing 90 journalist jobs-17 % of their editorial staff. The Telegraph Group says the cuts are needed to fund an £150m investment in new printing facilities. Journalists at the firm met on Friday afternoon...
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Air passengers win new EU rights
Air passengers who are unable to board their flights because of overbooking, cancellations or flight delays can now demand greater compensation. New EU rules set compensation at between 250 euros (£173) and 600 euros, depending on the length of the flight. The new rules will apply to all scheduled and charter flights...
business
Air passengers who are unable to board their flights because of overbooking, cancellations or flight delays can now demand greater compensation. New EU rules set compensation at between 250 euros ( £173 ) and 600 euros, depending on the length of the flight. The new rules will apply to all scheduled and charter flight...
['lost', 'disrupted', 'broken', 'missed', 'failed']
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<s>[INST] give me blank-reasoning question number14[/INST] Passage : Air passengers who are unable to board their flights because of overbooking, cancellations or flight delays can now demand greater compensation. New EU rules set compensation at between 250 euros ( £173 ) and 600 euros, depending on the length of the...
15
China keeps tight rein on credit
China's efforts to stop the economy from overheating by clamping down on credit will continue into 2005, state media report. The curbs were introduced earlier this year to ward off the risk that rapid expansion might lead to soaring prices. There were also fears that too much stress might be placed on the fragile ban...
business
China' s efforts to stop the economy from overheating by clamping down on credit will continue into 2005, state media report. The curbs were introduced earlier this year to ward off the risk that rapid expansion might lead to soaring prices. There were also fears that too much stress might be placed on the fragile ban...
['corporate', 'this', 'Chinese', 'international', 'global']
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<s>[INST] give me blank-reasoning question number15[/INST] Passage : China' s efforts to stop the economy from overheating by clamping down on credit will continue into 2005, state media report. The curbs were introduced earlier this year to ward off the risk that rapid expansion might lead to soaring prices. There we...
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Parmalat boasts doubled profits
Parmalat, the Italian food group at the centre of one of Europe's most painful corporate scandals, has reported a doubling in profit. Its pre-tax earnings in the fourth quarter were 77m euros (£53m; $100m), up from 38m in the same period of 2003. Less welcome was the news that the firm had been fined 11m euros for ha...
business
Parmalat, the Italian food group at the centre of one of Europe' s most painful corporate scandals, has reported a doubling in profit. Its pre-tax earnings in the fourth quarter were 77m euros ( £53m ; $ 100m ), up from 38m in the same period of 2003. Less welcome was the news that the firm had been fined 11m euros fo...
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<s>[INST] give me blank-reasoning question number16[/INST] Passage : Parmalat, the Italian food group at the centre of one of Europe' s most painful corporate scandals, has reported a doubling in profit. Its pre-tax earnings in the fourth quarter were 77m euros ( £53m ; $ 100m ), up from 38m in the same period of 2003...
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India's rupee hits five-year high
India's rupee has hit a five-year high after Standard & Poor's (S&P) raised the country's foreign currency rating. The rupee climbed to 43.305 per US dollar on Thursday, up from a close of 43.41. The currency has gained almost 1% in the past three sessions. S&P, which rates borrowers' creditworthiness, lifted India's...
business
India' s rupee has hit a five-year high after Standard & Poor' s ( S & P ) raised the country' s foreign currency rating. The rupee climbed to 43. 305 per US dollar on Thursday, up from a close of 43. 41. The currency has gained almost 1 % in the past three sessions. S & P, which rates borrowers' creditworthiness, lif...
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<s>[INST] give me blank-reasoning question number17[/INST] Passage : India' s rupee has hit a five-year high after Standard & Poor' s ( S & P ) raised the country' s foreign currency rating. The rupee climbed to 43. 305 per US dollar on Thursday, up from a close of 43. 41. The currency has gained almost 1 % in the pas...
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India widens access to telecoms
India has raised the limit for foreign direct investment in telecoms companies from 49% to 74%. Communications Minister Dayanidhi Maran said that there is a need to fund the fast-growing mobile market. The government hopes to increase the number of mobile users from 95 million to between 200 and 250 million by 2007. ...
business
India has raised the limit for foreign direct investment in telecoms companies from 49 % to 74 %. Communications Minister Dayanidhi Maran said that there is a need to fund the fast-growing mobile market. The government hopes to increase the number of mobile users from 95 million to between 200 and 250 million by _____...
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<s>[INST] give me blank-reasoning question number18[/INST] Passage : India has raised the limit for foreign direct investment in telecoms companies from 49 % to 74 %. Communications Minister Dayanidhi Maran said that there is a need to fund the fast-growing mobile market. The government hopes to increase the number of...
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Call centre users 'lose patience'
Customers trying to get through to call centres are getting impatient and quicker to hang up, a survey suggests. Once past the welcome message, callers on average hang up after just 65 seconds of listening to canned music. The drop in patience comes as the number of calls to call centres is growing at a rate of 20% e...
business
Customers trying to get through to call centres are getting impatient and quicker to hang up, a survey suggests. Once past the welcome message, callers on average hang up after just 65 seconds of listening to canned music. The drop in patience comes as the number of calls to call centres is growing at a rate of 20 % e...
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<s>[INST] give me blank-reasoning question number19[/INST] Passage : Customers trying to get through to call centres are getting impatient and quicker to hang up, a survey suggests. Once past the welcome message, callers on average hang up after just 65 seconds of listening to canned music. The drop in patience comes ...
20
Rank 'set to sell off film unit'
Leisure group Rank could unveil plans to demerge its film services unit and sell its media business, reports claim. Rank, formerly famous for the Carry On series, will expose the shake-up at the announcement of its results on Friday, the Sunday Telegraph reported. Advisors Goldman Sachs are understood to have valued ...
business
Leisure group Rank could unveil plans to demerge its film services unit and sell its media business, reports claim. Rank, formerly famous for the Carry On series, will expose the shake-up at the announcement of its results on Friday, the Sunday Telegraph reported. Advisors Goldman Sachs are understood to have valued _...
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<s>[INST] give me blank-reasoning question number20[/INST] Passage : Leisure group Rank could unveil plans to demerge its film services unit and sell its media business, reports claim. Rank, formerly famous for the Carry On series, will expose the shake-up at the announcement of its results on Friday, the Sunday Teleg...
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Sluggish economy hits German jobs
The number of people out of work in Europe's largest economy has risen for the tenth straight month as growth remains stubbornly slow. German unemployment rose 7,000 in November to 4.464 million people, or 10.8% of the workforce. The seasonally adjusted rise showed a smaller rise than expected, as government measures...
business
The number of people out of work in Europe' s largest economy has risen for the _____ straight month as growth remains stubbornly slow. German unemployment rose 7, 000 in November to 4. 464 million people, or 10. 8 % of the workforce. The seasonally adjusted rise showed a smaller rise than expected, as government meas...
['thirteenth', '24th', 'tenth', '14th', 'seventh']
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<s>[INST] give me blank-reasoning question number21[/INST] Passage : The number of people out of work in Europe' s largest economy has risen for the _____ straight month as growth remains stubbornly slow. German unemployment rose 7, 000 in November to 4. 464 million people, or 10. 8 % of the workforce. The seasonally ...
22
Mixed signals from French economy
The French economy picked up speed at the end of 2004, official figures show - but still looks set to have fallen short of the government's hopes. According to state statistics body INSEE, growth for the three months to December was a seasonally-adjusted 0.7-0.8%, ahead of the 0.6% forecast. If confirmed, that would ...
business
The French economy picked up speed at the end of 2004, official figures show-but still looks set to have fallen short of the government' s hopes. According to state statistics body INSEE, growth for the three months to December was a seasonally-adjusted 0. 7-0. 8 %, ahead of the 0. 6 % forecast. If confirmed, that wou...
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<s>[INST] give me blank-reasoning question number22[/INST] Passage : The French economy picked up speed at the end of 2004, official figures show-but still looks set to have fallen short of the government' s hopes. According to state statistics body INSEE, growth for the three months to December was a seasonally-adjus...
23
US trade gap hits record in 2004
The gap between US exports and imports hit an all-time high of $671.7bn (£484bn) in 2004, latest figures show. The Commerce Department said the trade deficit for all of last year was 24.4% above the previous record - 2003's imbalance of $496.5bn. The deficit with China, up 30.5% at $162bn, was the largest ever record...
business
The gap between US exports and imports hit an all-time high of $ 671. 7bn ( £484bn ) in 2004, latest figures show. The Commerce Department said the trade deficit for all of last year was 24. 4 % above the previous record-2003' s imbalance of $ 496. 5bn. The deficit with China, up 30. 5 % at $ 162bn, was the largest ev...
['Putin', 'Bush', 'Taft', 'Ryan', 'Jackson']
2
<s>[INST] give me blank-reasoning question number23[/INST] Passage : The gap between US exports and imports hit an all-time high of $ 671. 7bn ( £484bn ) in 2004, latest figures show. The Commerce Department said the trade deficit for all of last year was 24. 4 % above the previous record-2003' s imbalance of $ 496. 5...
24
Yukos loses US bankruptcy battle
A judge has dismissed an attempt by Russian oil giant Yukos to gain bankruptcy protection in the US. Yukos filed for Chapter 11 protection in Houston in an unsuccessful attempt to halt the auction of its Yugansk division by the Russian authorities. The court ruling is a blow to efforts to get damages for the sale of ...
business
A judge has dismissed an attempt by Russian oil giant Yukos to gain bankruptcy protection in the US. Yukos filed for Chapter 11 protection in Houston in an unsuccessful attempt to halt the auction of its Yugansk division by the Russian authorities. The court ruling is a blow to _____ to get damages for the sale of Yug...
['failing', 'plans', 'efforts', 'attempts', 'attempt']
3
<s>[INST] give me blank-reasoning question number24[/INST] Passage : A judge has dismissed an attempt by Russian oil giant Yukos to gain bankruptcy protection in the US. Yukos filed for Chapter 11 protection in Houston in an unsuccessful attempt to halt the auction of its Yugansk division by the Russian authorities. T...
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Safety alert as GM recalls cars
The world's biggest carmaker General Motors (GM) is recalling nearly 200,000 vehicles in the US on safety grounds, according to federal regulators. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) said the largest recall involves 155,465 pickups, vans and sports utility vehicles (SUVs). This is because of p...
business
The world' s biggest carmaker General Motors ( GM ) is recalling nearly 200, 000 vehicles in the US on safety grounds, according to federal regulators. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration ( NHTSA ) said the largest recall involves 155, 465 pickups, vans and sports utility vehicles ( SUVs ). This is beca...
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1
<s>[INST] give me blank-reasoning question number25[/INST] Passage : The world' s biggest carmaker General Motors ( GM ) is recalling nearly 200, 000 vehicles in the US on safety grounds, according to federal regulators. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration ( NHTSA ) said the largest recall involves 155,...
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Steel firm 'to cut' 45,000 jobs
Mittal Steel, one of the world's largest steel producers, could cut up to 45,000 jobs over the next five years, its chief executive has said. The Netherlands-based company is due to complete its $4.5bn acquisition of US firm ISG next month, making it one of the largest global firms of its kind. However, Lakshmi Mitta...
business
Mittal Steel, one of the world' s largest _____ producers, could cut up to 45, 000 jobs over the next five years, its chief executive has said. The Netherlands-based company is due to complete its $ 4. 5bn acquisition of US firm ISG next month, making it one of the largest global firms of its kind. However, Lakshmi Mi...
['uranium', 'steel', 'metals', 'aluminum', 'gold']
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<s>[INST] give me blank-reasoning question number26[/INST] Passage : Mittal Steel, one of the world' s largest _____ producers, could cut up to 45, 000 jobs over the next five years, its chief executive has said. The Netherlands-based company is due to complete its $ 4. 5bn acquisition of US firm ISG next month, makin...
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Strong demand triggers oil rally
Crude oil prices surged back above the $47 a barrel mark on Thursday after an energy market watchdog raised its forecasts for global demand. The International Energy Agency (IEA) warned demand for Opec's crude in the first quarter would outstrip supply. The IEA raised its estimate of 2005 oil demand growth by 80,000 ...
business
Crude oil prices surged back above the $ 47 a barrel mark on Thursday after an energy market watchdog raised its forecasts for global demand. The International Energy Agency ( IEA ) warned demand for Opec' s crude in the first quarter would outstrip supply. The IEA raised its estimate of 2005 oil demand growth by 80, ...
['agricultural', 'ethanol', 'food', 'gasoline', 'crude']
5
<s>[INST] give me blank-reasoning question number27[/INST] Passage : Crude oil prices surged back above the $ 47 a barrel mark on Thursday after an energy market watchdog raised its forecasts for global demand. The International Energy Agency ( IEA ) warned demand for Opec' s crude in the first quarter would outstrip ...
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UK firm faces Venezuelan land row
Venezuelan authorities have said they will seize land owned by a British company as part of President Chavez's agrarian reform programme. Officials in Cojedes state said on Friday that farmland owned by a subsidiary of the Vestey Group would be taken and used to settle poor farmers. The government is cracking down on...
business
Venezuelan authorities have said they will seize land owned by a British company as part of President Chavez' s agrarian reform programme. Officials in Cojedes state said on Friday that farmland owned by a subsidiary of the Vestey Group would be taken and used to settle poor farmers. The government is cracking down on...
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5
<s>[INST] give me blank-reasoning question number28[/INST] Passage : Venezuelan authorities have said they will seize land owned by a British company as part of President Chavez' s agrarian reform programme. Officials in Cojedes state said on Friday that farmland owned by a subsidiary of the Vestey Group would be take...
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Soaring oil 'hits world economy'
The soaring cost of oil has hit global economic growth, although world's major economies should weather the storm of price rises, according to the OECD. In its latest bi-annual report, the OECD cut its growth predictions for the world's main industrialised regions. US growth would reach 4.4% in 2004, but fall to 3.3%...
business
The soaring cost of oil has hit global economic growth, although world' s major economies should weather the storm of price rises, according to the OECD. In its latest bi-annual report, the OECD cut its growth predictions for the world' s main industrialised regions. US growth would reach 4. 4 % in 2004, but fall to 3...
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2
<s>[INST] give me blank-reasoning question number29[/INST] Passage : The soaring cost of oil has hit global economic growth, although world' s major economies should weather the storm of price rises, according to the OECD. In its latest bi-annual report, the OECD cut its growth predictions for the world' s main indust...
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Irish markets reach all-time high
Irish shares have risen to a record high, with investors persuaded to buy into the market by low inflation and strong growth forecasts. The ISEQ index of leading shares closed up 23 points to 6661.89 on Thursday, fuelled by strong growth in banking and financial stocks. A fall in the rate of inflation to 2.3% in Janu...
business
Irish shares have risen to a record high, with investors persuaded to buy into the market by low inflation and strong growth forecasts. The ISEQ index of leading shares closed up 23 points to 6661. 89 on Thursday, fuelled by strong growth in banking and financial stocks. A fall in the rate of inflation to 2. 3 % in Ja...
['West', 'Government', 'Treasury', 'Commonwealth', 'Bank']
5
<s>[INST] give me blank-reasoning question number30[/INST] Passage : Irish shares have risen to a record high, with investors persuaded to buy into the market by low inflation and strong growth forecasts. The ISEQ index of leading shares closed up 23 points to 6661. 89 on Thursday, fuelled by strong growth in banking ...
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Japanese banking battle at an end
Japan's Sumitomo Mitsui Financial has withdrawn its takeover offer for rival bank UFJ Holdings, enabling the latter to merge with Mitsubishi Tokyo. Sumitomo bosses told counterparts at UFJ of its decision on Friday, clearing the way for it to conclude a 3 trillion yen ($29bn) deal with Mitsubishi. The deal would crea...
business
Japan' s Sumitomo Mitsui Financial has withdrawn its takeover offer for rival bank UFJ Holdings, enabling the latter to merge with Mitsubishi Tokyo. Sumitomo bosses told counterparts at UFJ of its decision on Friday, clearing the way for it to conclude a 3 trillion yen ( $ 29bn ) deal with Mitsubishi. The deal would c...
['currently', 'together', 'cannot', 'will', 'shall']
4
<s>[INST] give me blank-reasoning question number31[/INST] Passage : Japan' s Sumitomo Mitsui Financial has withdrawn its takeover offer for rival bank UFJ Holdings, enabling the latter to merge with Mitsubishi Tokyo. Sumitomo bosses told counterparts at UFJ of its decision on Friday, clearing the way for it to conclu...
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