Prompt:
Given a list of pairs of numbers and words, replace the number with a bracket in a given sentence with the word one by one.

Provide the final sentence after filling the all numbers along with a list of the intermediate sentences after replacing each number.
The answer should consist only of alphanumeric characters, and except for "[1]", "[2]", etc., no punctuation such as periods is included.
Do not include the initial state and final state in the list of intermediate states.

[Question]
Sentence:
[11] [4] [15] [13] [2] [7] [5] the [14] [12] who [6] [8] [1] [10] [9] [3]
List:
[(1, president), (2, or), (3, president), (4, chose), (5, to), (6, voted), (7, electors), (8, for), (9, vice), (10, and), (11, Voters), (12, College), (13, representatives), (14, Electoral), (15, five)]

Voters chose five representatives or electors to the Electoral College who voted for president and vice president

[11] chose [15] [13] or [7] to the [14] [12] who voted [8] president [10] [9] president

[11] chose [15] [13] or electors to the [14] [12] who voted [8] president [10] [9] president

[11] chose [15] [13] or electors to the [14] [12] who voted for president [10] [9] president

[11] chose [15] [13] or electors to the [14] [12] who voted for president [10] vice president

[11] chose [15] [13] or electors to the [14] [12] who voted for president and vice president

Voters chose [15] [13] or electors to the [14] [12] who voted for president and vice president

Voters chose [15] [13] or electors to the [14] College who voted for president and vice president

Voters chose [15] representatives or electors to the [14] College who voted for president and vice president

Voters chose [15] representatives or electors to the Electoral College who voted for president and vice president

Voters chose five representatives, or electors to the Electoral College, who voted for president and vice president.


Prompt:
Given a list of pairs of numbers and words, replace the number with a bracket in a given sentence with the word one by one.

Provide the final sentence after filling the all numbers along with a list of the intermediate sentences after replacing each number.
The answer should consist only of alphanumeric characters, and except for "[1]", "[2]", etc., no punctuation such as periods is included.
Do not include the initial state and final state in the list of intermediate states.

[Question]
Sentence:
[13] [11] Computing Competition CCC [8] [3] [5] competition [2] [1] [7] for [4] [6] [14] [15] [10] for higher [12] [9]
List:
[(1, into), (2, split), (3, a), (4, elementary), (5, programming), (6, programming), (7, Junior), (8, is), (9, skills), (10, Senior), (11, Canadian), (12, programming), (13, The), (14, skills), (15, and)]

The Canadian Computing Competition CCC is a programming competition split into Junior for elementary programming skills and Senior for higher programming skills

[13] [11] Computing Competition CCC [8] [3] [5] competition [2] into [7] for [4] [6] [14] [15] [10] for higher [12] [9]

[13] [11] Computing Competition CCC [8] [3] [5] competition split into [7] for [4] [6] [14] [15] [10] for higher [12] [9]

[13] [11] Computing Competition CCC [8] a [5] competition split into [7] for [4] [6] [14] [15] [10] for higher [12] [9]

[13] [11] Computing Competition CCC [8] a [5] competition split into [7] for elementary [6] [14] [15] [10] for higher [12] [9]

[13] [11] Computing Competition CCC [8] a programming competition split into [7] for elementary [6] [14] [15] [10] for higher [12] [9]

[13] [11] Computing Competition CCC [8] a programming competition split into [7] for elementary programming [14] [15] [10] for higher [12] [9]

[13] [11] Computing Competition CCC [8] a programming competition split into Junior for elementary programming [14] [15] [10] for higher [12] [9]

[13] [11] Computing Competition CCC is a programming competition split into Junior for elementary programming [14] [15] [10] for higher [12] [9]

[13] [11] Computing Competition CCC is a programming competition split into Junior for elementary programming [14] [15] [10] for higher [12] skills

[13] [11] Computing Competition CCC is a programming competition split into Junior for elementary programming [14] [15] Senior for higher [12] skills

[13] Canadian Computing Competition CCC is a programming competition split into Junior for elementary programming [14] [15] Senior for higher [12] skills

[13] Canadian Computing Competition CCC is a programming competition split into Junior for elementary programming [14] [15] Senior for higher programming skills

The Canadian Computing Competition CCC is a programming competition split into Junior for elementary programming [14] [15] Senior for higher programming skills

The Canadian Computing Competition CCC is a programming competition split into Junior for elementary programming skills [15] Senior for higher programming skills

The Canadian Computing Competition (CCC) is a programming competition, split into Junior (for elementary programming skills) and Senior (for higher programming skills).


Prompt:
Given a list of pairs of numbers and words, replace the number with a bracket in a given sentence with the word one by one.

Provide the final sentence after filling the all numbers along with a list of the intermediate sentences after replacing each number.
The answer should consist only of alphanumeric characters, and except for "[1]", "[2]", etc., no punctuation such as periods is included.
Do not include the initial state and final state in the list of intermediate states.

[Question]
Sentence:
[11] [12] [13] [14] [5] Recognized [9] of the [3] [1] the second highest honor [4] [7] [10] in [15] awarded [8] the [2] s [6]
List:
[(1, Federation), (2, country), (3, Russian), (4, for), (5, a), (6, President), (7, a), (8, by), (9, Artist), (10, singer), (11, In), (12, 1997), (13, Rastorguyev), (14, became), (15, Russia)]

In 1997 Rastorguyev became a Recognized Artist of the Russian Federation the second highest honor for a singer in Russia awarded by the country s President

[11] [12] [13] [14] [5] Recognized [9] of the [3] Federation the second highest honor [4] [7] [10] in [15] awarded [8] the [2] s [6]

[11] [12] [13] [14] [5] Recognized [9] of the [3] Federation the second highest honor [4] [7] [10] in [15] awarded [8] the country s [6]

[11] [12] [13] [14] [5] Recognized [9] of the Russian Federation the second highest honor [4] [7] [10] in [15] awarded [8] the country s [6]

[11] [12] [13] [14] [5] Recognized [9] of the Russian Federation the second highest honor for [7] [10] in [15] awarded [8] the country s [6]

[11] [12] [13] [14] a Recognized [9] of the Russian Federation the second highest honor for [7] [10] in [15] awarded [8] the country s [6]

[11] [12] [13] [14] a Recognized [9] of the Russian Federation the second highest honor for [7] [10] in [15] awarded [8] the country s President

[11] [12] [13] [14] a Recognized [9] of the Russian Federation the second highest honor for a [10] in [15] awarded [8] the country s President

[11] [12] [13] [14] a Recognized [9] of the Russian Federation the second highest honor for a [10] in [15] awarded by the country s President

[11] [12] [13] [14] a Recognized Artist of the Russian Federation the second highest honor for a [10] in [15] awarded by the country s President

[11] [12] [13] [14] a Recognized Artist of the Russian Federation the second highest honor for a singer in [15] awarded by the country s President

In [12] [13] [14] a Recognized Artist of the Russian Federation the second highest honor for a singer in [15] awarded by the country s President

In 1997 [13] [14] a Recognized Artist of the Russian Federation the second highest honor for a singer in [15] awarded by the country s President

In 1997 Rastorguyev [14] a Recognized Artist of the Russian Federation the second highest honor for a singer in [15] awarded by the country s President

In 1997 Rastorguyev became a Recognized Artist of the Russian Federation the second highest honor for a singer in [15] awarded by the country s President

In 1997, Rastorguyev became a "Recognized Artist of the Russian Federation" (), the second-highest honor for a singer in Russia, awarded by the country's President.


Prompt:
Given a list of pairs of numbers and words, replace the number with a bracket in a given sentence with the word one by one.

Provide the final sentence after filling the all numbers along with a list of the intermediate sentences after replacing each number.
The answer should consist only of alphanumeric characters, and except for "[1]", "[2]", etc., no punctuation such as periods is included.
Do not include the initial state and final state in the list of intermediate states.

[Question]
Sentence:
[5] [11] Leutnant [12] [13] claimed a Spitfire but [1] returning [10] base found himself threatened [14] [3] martial [9] Ihlefeld for [2] [4] than [7] else implying [6] was [8] [15] cowardice
List:
[(1, on), (2, landing), (3, court), (4, earlier), (5, One), (6, Halbey), (7, anyone), (8, guilty), (9, by), (10, to), (11, airman), (12, Hans), (13, Halbey), (14, with), (15, of)]

One airman Leutnant Hans Halbey claimed a Spitfire but on returning to base found himself threatened with court martial by Ihlefeld for landing earlier than anyone else implying Halbey was guilty of cowardice

[5] [11] Leutnant [12] [13] claimed a Spitfire but on returning [10] base found himself threatened [14] [3] martial [9] Ihlefeld for [2] [4] than [7] else implying [6] was [8] [15] cowardice

[5] [11] Leutnant [12] [13] claimed a Spitfire but on returning [10] base found himself threatened [14] [3] martial [9] Ihlefeld for landing [4] than [7] else implying [6] was [8] [15] cowardice

[5] [11] Leutnant [12] [13] claimed a Spitfire but on returning [10] base found himself threatened [14] court martial [9] Ihlefeld for landing [4] than [7] else implying [6] was [8] [15] cowardice

[5] [11] Leutnant [12] [13] claimed a Spitfire but on returning [10] base found himself threatened [14] court martial [9] Ihlefeld for landing earlier than [7] else implying [6] was [8] [15] cowardice

One [11] Leutnant [12] [13] claimed a Spitfire but on returning [10] base found himself threatened [14] court martial [9] Ihlefeld for landing earlier than [7] else implying [6] was [8] [15] cowardice

One [11] Leutnant [12] [13] claimed a Spitfire but on returning [10] base found himself threatened [14] court martial [9] Ihlefeld for landing earlier than [7] else implying Halbey was [8] [15] cowardice

One [11] Leutnant [12] [13] claimed a Spitfire but on returning [10] base found himself threatened [14] court martial [9] Ihlefeld for landing earlier than anyone else implying Halbey was [8] [15] cowardice

One [11] Leutnant [12] [13] claimed a Spitfire but on returning [10] base found himself threatened [14] court martial [9] Ihlefeld for landing earlier than anyone else implying Halbey was guilty [15] cowardice

One [11] Leutnant [12] [13] claimed a Spitfire but on returning [10] base found himself threatened [14] court martial by Ihlefeld for landing earlier than anyone else implying Halbey was guilty [15] cowardice

One [11] Leutnant [12] [13] claimed a Spitfire but on returning to base found himself threatened [14] court martial by Ihlefeld for landing earlier than anyone else implying Halbey was guilty [15] cowardice

One airman Leutnant [12] [13] claimed a Spitfire but on returning to base found himself threatened [14] court martial by Ihlefeld for landing earlier than anyone else implying Halbey was guilty [15] cowardice

One airman Leutnant Hans [13] claimed a Spitfire but on returning to base found himself threatened [14] court martial by Ihlefeld for landing earlier than anyone else implying Halbey was guilty [15] cowardice

One airman Leutnant Hans Halbey claimed a Spitfire but on returning to base found himself threatened [14] court martial by Ihlefeld for landing earlier than anyone else implying Halbey was guilty [15] cowardice

One airman Leutnant Hans Halbey claimed a Spitfire but on returning to base found himself threatened with court martial by Ihlefeld for landing earlier than anyone else implying Halbey was guilty [15] cowardice

One airman, "Leutnant" Hans Halbey claimed a Spitfire, but on returning to base found himself threatened with court-martial by Ihlefeld for landing earlier than anyone else, implying Halbey was guilty of cowardice.


Prompt:
Given a list of pairs of numbers and words, replace the number with a bracket in a given sentence with the word one by one.

Provide the final sentence after filling the all numbers along with a list of the intermediate sentences after replacing each number.
The answer should consist only of alphanumeric characters, and except for "[1]", "[2]", etc., no punctuation such as periods is included.
Do not include the initial state and final state in the list of intermediate states.

[Question]
Sentence:
For instance the Taiwan [11] [8] [5] and [1] the [7] Religious [12] [10] [4] [14] Taiwan Religious Association [9] private organizations that [15] greater [13] and [3] [2] adherents of different [6]
List:
[(1, Peace), (2, among), (3, tolerance), (4, and), (5, Religion), (6, religions), (7, China), (8, for), (9, are), (10, Association), (11, Council), (12, Believers), (13, understanding), (14, the), (15, promote)]

For instance the Taiwan Council for Religion and Peace the China Religious Believers Association and the Taiwan Religious Association are private organizations that promote greater understanding and tolerance among adherents of different religions

For instance the Taiwan [11] [8] [5] and Peace the [7] Religious [12] [10] [4] [14] Taiwan Religious Association [9] private organizations that [15] greater [13] and [3] [2] adherents of different [6]

For instance the Taiwan [11] [8] [5] and Peace the [7] Religious [12] [10] [4] [14] Taiwan Religious Association [9] private organizations that [15] greater [13] and [3] among adherents of different [6]

For instance the Taiwan [11] [8] [5] and Peace the [7] Religious [12] [10] [4] [14] Taiwan Religious Association [9] private organizations that [15] greater [13] and tolerance among adherents of different [6]

For instance the Taiwan [11] [8] [5] and Peace the [7] Religious [12] [10] and [14] Taiwan Religious Association [9] private organizations that [15] greater [13] and tolerance among adherents of different [6]

For instance the Taiwan [11] [8] Religion and Peace the [7] Religious [12] [10] and [14] Taiwan Religious Association [9] private organizations that [15] greater [13] and tolerance among adherents of different [6]

For instance the Taiwan [11] [8] Religion and Peace the [7] Religious [12] [10] and [14] Taiwan Religious Association [9] private organizations that [15] greater [13] and tolerance among adherents of different religions

For instance the Taiwan [11] [8] Religion and Peace the China Religious [12] [10] and [14] Taiwan Religious Association [9] private organizations that [15] greater [13] and tolerance among adherents of different religions

For instance the Taiwan [11] for Religion and Peace the China Religious [12] [10] and [14] Taiwan Religious Association [9] private organizations that [15] greater [13] and tolerance among adherents of different religions

For instance the Taiwan [11] for Religion and Peace the China Religious [12] [10] and [14] Taiwan Religious Association are private organizations that [15] greater [13] and tolerance among adherents of different religions

For instance the Taiwan [11] for Religion and Peace the China Religious [12] Association and [14] Taiwan Religious Association are private organizations that [15] greater [13] and tolerance among adherents of different religions

For instance the Taiwan Council for Religion and Peace the China Religious [12] Association and [14] Taiwan Religious Association are private organizations that [15] greater [13] and tolerance among adherents of different religions

For instance the Taiwan Council for Religion and Peace the China Religious Believers Association and [14] Taiwan Religious Association are private organizations that [15] greater [13] and tolerance among adherents of different religions

For instance the Taiwan Council for Religion and Peace the China Religious Believers Association and [14] Taiwan Religious Association are private organizations that [15] greater understanding and tolerance among adherents of different religions

For instance the Taiwan Council for Religion and Peace the China Religious Believers Association and the Taiwan Religious Association are private organizations that [15] greater understanding and tolerance among adherents of different religions

For instance, the Taiwan Council for Religion and Peace, the China Religious Believers Association, and the Taiwan Religious Association are private organizations that promote greater understanding and tolerance among adherents of different religions.


Prompt:
Given a list of pairs of numbers and words, replace the number with a bracket in a given sentence with the word one by one.

Provide the final sentence after filling the all numbers along with a list of the intermediate sentences after replacing each number.
The answer should consist only of alphanumeric characters, and except for "[1]", "[2]", etc., no punctuation such as periods is included.
Do not include the initial state and final state in the list of intermediate states.

[Question]
Sentence:
[10] 1941 he [15] [7] Army [12] [6] as [1] [9] cadet [2] [5] [8] [4] [11] [3] Field and Ellington [13] [14]
List:
[(1, an), (2, and), (3, Randolph), (4, schools), (5, attended), (6, Corps), (7, the), (8, flying), (9, aviation), (10, In), (11, at), (12, Air), (13, Field), (14, Texas), (15, entered)]

In 1941 he entered the Army Air Corps as an aviation cadet and attended flying schools at Randolph Field and Ellington Field Texas

[10] 1941 he [15] [7] Army [12] [6] as an [9] cadet and [5] [8] schools [11] Randolph Field and Ellington [13] [14]

[10] 1941 he [15] [7] Army [12] [6] as an [9] cadet and attended [8] schools [11] Randolph Field and Ellington [13] [14]

[10] 1941 he [15] [7] Army [12] Corps as an [9] cadet and attended [8] schools [11] Randolph Field and Ellington [13] [14]

[10] 1941 he [15] the Army [12] Corps as an [9] cadet and attended [8] schools [11] Randolph Field and Ellington [13] [14]

[10] 1941 he [15] the Army [12] Corps as an [9] cadet and attended flying schools [11] Randolph Field and Ellington [13] [14]

[10] 1941 he [15] the Army [12] Corps as an aviation cadet and attended flying schools [11] Randolph Field and Ellington [13] [14]

In 1941 he [15] the Army [12] Corps as an aviation cadet and attended flying schools [11] Randolph Field and Ellington [13] [14]

In 1941 he [15] the Army [12] Corps as an aviation cadet and attended flying schools at Randolph Field and Ellington [13] [14]

In 1941 he [15] the Army Air Corps as an aviation cadet and attended flying schools at Randolph Field and Ellington [13] [14]

In 1941 he [15] the Army Air Corps as an aviation cadet and attended flying schools at Randolph Field and Ellington Field [14]

In 1941 he [15] the Army Air Corps as an aviation cadet and attended flying schools at Randolph Field and Ellington Field Texas

In 1941 he entered the Army Air Corps as an aviation cadet and attended flying schools at Randolph Field and Ellington Field, Texas.


Prompt:
Given a list of pairs of numbers and words, replace the number with a bracket in a given sentence with the word one by one.

Provide the final sentence after filling the all numbers along with a list of the intermediate sentences after replacing each number.
The answer should consist only of alphanumeric characters, and except for "[1]", "[2]", etc., no punctuation such as periods is included.
Do not include the initial state and final state in the list of intermediate states.

[Question]
Sentence:
[9] [12] [1] [6] the accident [10] ship [14] [15] [13] [5] [2] [4] [11] [7] [8] [3]
List:
[(1, time), (2, James), (3, Baltimore), (4, Meyers), (5, Captain), (6, of), (7, Myers), (8, of), (9, At), (10, the), (11, or), (12, the), (13, by), (14, was), (15, commanded)]

At the time of the accident the ship was commanded by Captain James Meyers or Myers of Baltimore

[9] [12] time [6] the accident [10] ship [14] [15] [13] [5] James Meyers [11] [7] [8] Baltimore

[9] [12] time [6] the accident [10] ship [14] [15] [13] Captain James Meyers [11] [7] [8] Baltimore

[9] [12] time of the accident [10] ship [14] [15] [13] Captain James Meyers [11] [7] [8] Baltimore

[9] [12] time of the accident [10] ship [14] [15] [13] Captain James Meyers [11] Myers [8] Baltimore

[9] [12] time of the accident [10] ship [14] [15] [13] Captain James Meyers [11] Myers of Baltimore

At [12] time of the accident [10] ship [14] [15] [13] Captain James Meyers [11] Myers of Baltimore

At [12] time of the accident the ship [14] [15] [13] Captain James Meyers [11] Myers of Baltimore

At [12] time of the accident the ship [14] [15] [13] Captain James Meyers or Myers of Baltimore

At the time of the accident the ship [14] [15] [13] Captain James Meyers or Myers of Baltimore

At the time of the accident the ship [14] [15] by Captain James Meyers or Myers of Baltimore

At the time of the accident the ship was [15] by Captain James Meyers or Myers of Baltimore

At the time of the accident, the ship was commanded by Captain James Meyers (or Myers) of Baltimore.


Prompt:
Given a list of pairs of numbers and words, replace the number with a bracket in a given sentence with the word one by one.

Provide the final sentence after filling the all numbers along with a list of the intermediate sentences after replacing each number.
The answer should consist only of alphanumeric characters, and except for "[1]", "[2]", etc., no punctuation such as periods is included.
Do not include the initial state and final state in the list of intermediate states.

[Question]
Sentence:
James [11] [7] [4] [15] [3] [8] in [9] [12] [1] he [6] [13] [5] [10] [14] [2]
List:
[(1, whom), (2, Jonathan), (3, general), (4, Samuel), (5, children), (6, had), (7, Margaret), (8, practitioner), (9, 1968), (10, Tomasin), (11, married), (12, with), (13, two), (14, and), (15, a)]

James married Margaret Samuel a general practitioner in 1968 with whom he had two children Tomasin and Jonathan

James [11] [7] Samuel [15] general [8] in [9] [12] whom he [6] [13] children [10] [14] Jonathan

James [11] [7] Samuel [15] general [8] in [9] [12] whom he had [13] children [10] [14] Jonathan

James [11] Margaret Samuel [15] general [8] in [9] [12] whom he had [13] children [10] [14] Jonathan

James [11] Margaret Samuel [15] general practitioner in [9] [12] whom he had [13] children [10] [14] Jonathan

James [11] Margaret Samuel [15] general practitioner in 1968 [12] whom he had [13] children [10] [14] Jonathan

James [11] Margaret Samuel [15] general practitioner in 1968 [12] whom he had [13] children Tomasin [14] Jonathan

James married Margaret Samuel [15] general practitioner in 1968 [12] whom he had [13] children Tomasin [14] Jonathan

James married Margaret Samuel [15] general practitioner in 1968 with whom he had [13] children Tomasin [14] Jonathan

James married Margaret Samuel [15] general practitioner in 1968 with whom he had two children Tomasin [14] Jonathan

James married Margaret Samuel [15] general practitioner in 1968 with whom he had two children Tomasin and Jonathan

James married Margaret Samuel, a general practitioner, in 1968, with whom he had two children, Tomasin and Jonathan.


Prompt:
Given a list of pairs of numbers and words, replace the number with a bracket in a given sentence with the word one by one.

Provide the final sentence after filling the all numbers along with a list of the intermediate sentences after replacing each number.
The answer should consist only of alphanumeric characters, and except for "[1]", "[2]", etc., no punctuation such as periods is included.
Do not include the initial state and final state in the list of intermediate states.

[Question]
Sentence:
Since [2] MTC has [7] [12] [14] a regional transit fare collection system [11] Clipper [3] [5] [4] transit riders [8] a single [10] [9] pay [6] on [13] [15] s different transit [1]
List:
[(1, systems), (2, 1999), (3, formerly), (4, where), (5, TransLink), (6, fares), (7, worked), (8, use), (9, to), (10, card), (11, called), (12, to), (13, the), (14, implement), (15, region)]

Since 1999 MTC has worked to implement a regional transit fare collection system called Clipper formerly TransLink where transit riders use a single card to pay fares on the region s different transit systems

Since [2] MTC has [7] [12] [14] a regional transit fare collection system [11] Clipper [3] [5] [4] transit riders [8] a single [10] [9] pay [6] on [13] [15] s different transit systems

Since 1999 MTC has [7] [12] [14] a regional transit fare collection system [11] Clipper [3] [5] [4] transit riders [8] a single [10] [9] pay [6] on [13] [15] s different transit systems

Since 1999 MTC has [7] [12] [14] a regional transit fare collection system [11] Clipper formerly [5] [4] transit riders [8] a single [10] [9] pay [6] on [13] [15] s different transit systems

Since 1999 MTC has [7] [12] [14] a regional transit fare collection system [11] Clipper formerly [5] where transit riders [8] a single [10] [9] pay [6] on [13] [15] s different transit systems

Since 1999 MTC has [7] [12] [14] a regional transit fare collection system [11] Clipper formerly TransLink where transit riders [8] a single [10] [9] pay [6] on [13] [15] s different transit systems

Since 1999 MTC has [7] [12] [14] a regional transit fare collection system [11] Clipper formerly TransLink where transit riders [8] a single [10] [9] pay fares on [13] [15] s different transit systems

Since 1999 MTC has worked [12] [14] a regional transit fare collection system [11] Clipper formerly TransLink where transit riders [8] a single [10] [9] pay fares on [13] [15] s different transit systems

Since 1999 MTC has worked [12] [14] a regional transit fare collection system [11] Clipper formerly TransLink where transit riders use a single [10] [9] pay fares on [13] [15] s different transit systems

Since 1999 MTC has worked [12] [14] a regional transit fare collection system [11] Clipper formerly TransLink where transit riders use a single [10] to pay fares on [13] [15] s different transit systems

Since 1999 MTC has worked [12] [14] a regional transit fare collection system [11] Clipper formerly TransLink where transit riders use a single card to pay fares on [13] [15] s different transit systems

Since 1999 MTC has worked [12] [14] a regional transit fare collection system called Clipper formerly TransLink where transit riders use a single card to pay fares on [13] [15] s different transit systems

Since 1999 MTC has worked to [14] a regional transit fare collection system called Clipper formerly TransLink where transit riders use a single card to pay fares on [13] [15] s different transit systems

Since 1999 MTC has worked to [14] a regional transit fare collection system called Clipper formerly TransLink where transit riders use a single card to pay fares on the [15] s different transit systems

Since 1999 MTC has worked to implement a regional transit fare collection system called Clipper formerly TransLink where transit riders use a single card to pay fares on the [15] s different transit systems

Since 1999, MTC has worked to implement a regional transit fare-collection system called Clipper (formerly TransLink), where transit riders use a single card to pay fares on the region's different transit systems.


Prompt:
Given a list of pairs of numbers and words, replace the number with a bracket in a given sentence with the word one by one.

Provide the final sentence after filling the all numbers along with a list of the intermediate sentences after replacing each number.
The answer should consist only of alphanumeric characters, and except for "[1]", "[2]", etc., no punctuation such as periods is included.
Do not include the initial state and final state in the list of intermediate states.

[Question]
Sentence:
[4] of [12] towns [5] [15] [7] [14] [3] [8] mobs [10] one of [11] [2] [6] [16] in American [1] referred to [13] the Tulsa [9] massacre
List:
[(1, history), (2, worst), (3, by), (4, One), (5, was), (6, racist), (7, in), (8, white), (9, race), (10, for), (11, the), (12, these), (13, as), (14, 1921), (15, targeted), (16, attacks)]

One of these towns was targeted in 1921 by white mobs for one of the worst racist attacks in American history referred to as the Tulsa race massacre

[4] of [12] towns [5] [15] [7] [14] [3] [8] mobs [10] one of [11] [2] [6] [16] in American history referred to [13] the Tulsa [9] massacre

[4] of [12] towns [5] [15] [7] [14] [3] [8] mobs [10] one of [11] worst [6] [16] in American history referred to [13] the Tulsa [9] massacre

[4] of [12] towns [5] [15] [7] [14] by [8] mobs [10] one of [11] worst [6] [16] in American history referred to [13] the Tulsa [9] massacre

One of [12] towns [5] [15] [7] [14] by [8] mobs [10] one of [11] worst [6] [16] in American history referred to [13] the Tulsa [9] massacre

One of [12] towns was [15] [7] [14] by [8] mobs [10] one of [11] worst [6] [16] in American history referred to [13] the Tulsa [9] massacre

One of [12] towns was [15] [7] [14] by [8] mobs [10] one of [11] worst racist [16] in American history referred to [13] the Tulsa [9] massacre

One of [12] towns was [15] in [14] by [8] mobs [10] one of [11] worst racist [16] in American history referred to [13] the Tulsa [9] massacre

One of [12] towns was [15] in [14] by white mobs [10] one of [11] worst racist [16] in American history referred to [13] the Tulsa [9] massacre

One of [12] towns was [15] in [14] by white mobs [10] one of [11] worst racist [16] in American history referred to [13] the Tulsa race massacre

One of [12] towns was [15] in [14] by white mobs for one of [11] worst racist [16] in American history referred to [13] the Tulsa race massacre

One of [12] towns was [15] in [14] by white mobs for one of the worst racist [16] in American history referred to [13] the Tulsa race massacre

One of these towns was [15] in [14] by white mobs for one of the worst racist [16] in American history referred to [13] the Tulsa race massacre

One of these towns was [15] in [14] by white mobs for one of the worst racist [16] in American history referred to as the Tulsa race massacre

One of these towns was [15] in 1921 by white mobs for one of the worst racist [16] in American history referred to as the Tulsa race massacre

One of these towns was targeted in 1921 by white mobs for one of the worst racist [16] in American history referred to as the Tulsa race massacre

One of these towns was targeted in 1921 by white mobs for one of the worst racist attacks in American history, referred to as the Tulsa race massacre.


Prompt:
Given a list of pairs of numbers and words, replace the number with a bracket in a given sentence with the word one by one.

Provide the final sentence after filling the all numbers along with a list of the intermediate sentences after replacing each number.
The answer should consist only of alphanumeric characters, and except for "[1]", "[2]", etc., no punctuation such as periods is included.
Do not include the initial state and final state in the list of intermediate states.

[Question]
Sentence:
[4] was [13] [9] Kimmirut then [7] [8] [10] [6] [1] [11] [14] [2] [15] [16] [12] [3] [5] Apex Iqaluit
List:
[(1, then), (2, and), (3, being), (4, Michael), (5, from), (6, Iqaluit), (7, Lake), (8, Harbour), (9, between), (10, and), (11, Frobisher), (12, as), (13, born), (14, Bay), (15, was), (16, described)]

Michael was born between Kimmirut then Lake Harbour and Iqaluit then Frobisher Bay and was described as being from Apex Iqaluit

Michael was [13] [9] Kimmirut then [7] [8] [10] [6] then [11] [14] and [15] [16] [12] being [5] Apex Iqaluit

Michael was [13] [9] Kimmirut then [7] [8] [10] [6] then [11] [14] and [15] [16] [12] being from Apex Iqaluit

Michael was [13] [9] Kimmirut then [7] [8] [10] Iqaluit then [11] [14] and [15] [16] [12] being from Apex Iqaluit

Michael was [13] [9] Kimmirut then Lake [8] [10] Iqaluit then [11] [14] and [15] [16] [12] being from Apex Iqaluit

Michael was [13] [9] Kimmirut then Lake Harbour [10] Iqaluit then [11] [14] and [15] [16] [12] being from Apex Iqaluit

Michael was [13] between Kimmirut then Lake Harbour [10] Iqaluit then [11] [14] and [15] [16] [12] being from Apex Iqaluit

Michael was [13] between Kimmirut then Lake Harbour and Iqaluit then [11] [14] and [15] [16] [12] being from Apex Iqaluit

Michael was [13] between Kimmirut then Lake Harbour and Iqaluit then Frobisher [14] and [15] [16] [12] being from Apex Iqaluit

Michael was [13] between Kimmirut then Lake Harbour and Iqaluit then Frobisher [14] and [15] [16] as being from Apex Iqaluit

Michael was born between Kimmirut then Lake Harbour and Iqaluit then Frobisher [14] and [15] [16] as being from Apex Iqaluit

Michael was born between Kimmirut then Lake Harbour and Iqaluit then Frobisher Bay and [15] [16] as being from Apex Iqaluit

Michael was born between Kimmirut then Lake Harbour and Iqaluit then Frobisher Bay and was [16] as being from Apex Iqaluit

Michael was born between Kimmirut (then Lake Harbour) and Iqaluit (then Frobisher Bay), and was described as being from Apex, Iqaluit.


Prompt:
Given a list of pairs of numbers and words, replace the number with a bracket in a given sentence with the word one by one.

Provide the final sentence after filling the all numbers along with a list of the intermediate sentences after replacing each number.
The answer should consist only of alphanumeric characters, and except for "[1]", "[2]", etc., no punctuation such as periods is included.
Do not include the initial state and final state in the list of intermediate states.

[Question]
Sentence:
[11] [6] version [9] [2] [12] shoot [4] a [14] of [13] [10] [8] [16] [7] [3] [1] [5] groups [15]
List:
[(1, corresponds), (2, designed), (3, which), (4, at), (5, to), (6, match), (7, angle), (8, minutes), (9, is), (10, 5), (11, The), (12, to), (13, 0), (14, precision), (15, at), (16, of)]

The match version is designed to shoot at a precision of 0 5 minutes of angle which corresponds to groups at

[11] [6] version [9] designed [12] shoot at a [14] of [13] [10] [8] [16] [7] which corresponds [5] groups [15]

[11] [6] version [9] designed [12] shoot at a [14] of [13] [10] [8] [16] [7] which corresponds to groups [15]

[11] match version [9] designed [12] shoot at a [14] of [13] [10] [8] [16] [7] which corresponds to groups [15]

[11] match version [9] designed [12] shoot at a [14] of [13] [10] [8] [16] angle which corresponds to groups [15]

[11] match version [9] designed [12] shoot at a [14] of [13] [10] minutes [16] angle which corresponds to groups [15]

[11] match version is designed [12] shoot at a [14] of [13] [10] minutes [16] angle which corresponds to groups [15]

[11] match version is designed [12] shoot at a [14] of [13] 5 minutes [16] angle which corresponds to groups [15]

The match version is designed [12] shoot at a [14] of [13] 5 minutes [16] angle which corresponds to groups [15]

The match version is designed to shoot at a [14] of [13] 5 minutes [16] angle which corresponds to groups [15]

The match version is designed to shoot at a [14] of 0 5 minutes [16] angle which corresponds to groups [15]

The match version is designed to shoot at a precision of 0 5 minutes [16] angle which corresponds to groups [15]

The match version is designed to shoot at a precision of 0 5 minutes [16] angle which corresponds to groups at

The match version is designed to shoot at a precision of 0.5 minutes of angle, which corresponds to groups at .


Prompt:
Given a list of pairs of numbers and words, replace the number with a bracket in a given sentence with the word one by one.

Provide the final sentence after filling the all numbers along with a list of the intermediate sentences after replacing each number.
The answer should consist only of alphanumeric characters, and except for "[1]", "[2]", etc., no punctuation such as periods is included.
Do not include the initial state and final state in the list of intermediate states.

[Question]
Sentence:
[4] [14] [8] [15] [3] [12] and [5] 1000 [16] [7] endurance [6] [1] [11] [2] and [9] [10] [13]
List:
[(1, with), (2, Scifleet), (3, Sandown), (4, Holdsworth), (5, Bathurst), (6, races), (7, Supercar), (8, contested), (9, Mark), (10, Noske), (11, Phillip), (12, 500), (13, respectively), (14, also), (15, the), (16, V8)]

Holdsworth [14] [8] [15] Sandown [12] and Bathurst 1000 [16] [7] endurance [6] with [11] Scifleet and [9] [10] [13]

Holdsworth [14] [8] [15] Sandown [12] and Bathurst 1000 [16] [7] endurance races with [11] Scifleet and [9] [10] [13]

Holdsworth [14] [8] [15] Sandown [12] and Bathurst 1000 [16] Supercar endurance races with [11] Scifleet and [9] [10] [13]

Holdsworth [14] contested [15] Sandown [12] and Bathurst 1000 [16] Supercar endurance races with [11] Scifleet and [9] [10] [13]

Holdsworth [14] contested [15] Sandown [12] and Bathurst 1000 [16] Supercar endurance races with [11] Scifleet and Mark [10] [13]

Holdsworth [14] contested [15] Sandown [12] and Bathurst 1000 [16] Supercar endurance races with [11] Scifleet and Mark Noske [13]

Holdsworth [14] contested [15] Sandown [12] and Bathurst 1000 [16] Supercar endurance races with Phillip Scifleet and Mark Noske [13]

Holdsworth [14] contested [15] Sandown 500 and Bathurst 1000 [16] Supercar endurance races with Phillip Scifleet and Mark Noske [13]

Holdsworth [14] contested [15] Sandown 500 and Bathurst 1000 [16] Supercar endurance races with Phillip Scifleet and Mark Noske respectively

Holdsworth also contested [15] Sandown 500 and Bathurst 1000 [16] Supercar endurance races with Phillip Scifleet and Mark Noske respectively

Holdsworth also contested the Sandown 500 and Bathurst 1000 [16] Supercar endurance races with Phillip Scifleet and Mark Noske respectively

Holdsworth also contested the Sandown 500 and Bathurst 1000 V8 Supercar endurance races with Phillip Scifleet and Mark Noske respectively.


Prompt:
Given a list of pairs of numbers and words, replace the number with a bracket in a given sentence with the word one by one.

Provide the final sentence after filling the all numbers along with a list of the intermediate sentences after replacing each number.
The answer should consist only of alphanumeric characters, and except for "[1]", "[2]", etc., no punctuation such as periods is included.
Do not include the initial state and final state in the list of intermediate states.

[Question]
Sentence:
[16] provides [3] [7] [8] documentaries made [12] [6] [4] [15] [11] [5] [2] and critics for [9] [1] [13] [14] [10]
List:
[(1, wide), (2, artists), (3, experimental), (4, and), (5, visual), (6, artists), (7, video), (8, art), (9, a), (10, audiences), (11, with), (12, by), (13, range), (14, of), (15, interviews), (16, VDB)]

VDB provides experimental video art documentaries made by artists and interviews with visual artists and critics for a wide range of audiences

[16] provides [3] [7] [8] documentaries made [12] [6] [4] [15] [11] [5] artists and critics for [9] wide [13] [14] [10]

[16] provides experimental [7] [8] documentaries made [12] [6] [4] [15] [11] [5] artists and critics for [9] wide [13] [14] [10]

[16] provides experimental [7] [8] documentaries made [12] [6] and [15] [11] [5] artists and critics for [9] wide [13] [14] [10]

[16] provides experimental [7] [8] documentaries made [12] [6] and [15] [11] visual artists and critics for [9] wide [13] [14] [10]

[16] provides experimental [7] [8] documentaries made [12] artists and [15] [11] visual artists and critics for [9] wide [13] [14] [10]

[16] provides experimental video [8] documentaries made [12] artists and [15] [11] visual artists and critics for [9] wide [13] [14] [10]

[16] provides experimental video art documentaries made [12] artists and [15] [11] visual artists and critics for [9] wide [13] [14] [10]

[16] provides experimental video art documentaries made [12] artists and [15] [11] visual artists and critics for a wide [13] [14] [10]

[16] provides experimental video art documentaries made [12] artists and [15] [11] visual artists and critics for a wide [13] [14] audiences

[16] provides experimental video art documentaries made [12] artists and [15] with visual artists and critics for a wide [13] [14] audiences

[16] provides experimental video art documentaries made by artists and [15] with visual artists and critics for a wide [13] [14] audiences

[16] provides experimental video art documentaries made by artists and [15] with visual artists and critics for a wide range [14] audiences

[16] provides experimental video art documentaries made by artists and [15] with visual artists and critics for a wide range of audiences

[16] provides experimental video art documentaries made by artists and interviews with visual artists and critics for a wide range of audiences

VDB provides experimental video art, documentaries made by artists, and interviews with visual artists and critics for a wide range of audiences.


Prompt:
Given a list of pairs of numbers and words, replace the number with a bracket in a given sentence with the word one by one.

Provide the final sentence after filling the all numbers along with a list of the intermediate sentences after replacing each number.
The answer should consist only of alphanumeric characters, and except for "[1]", "[2]", etc., no punctuation such as periods is included.
Do not include the initial state and final state in the list of intermediate states.

[Question]
Sentence:
[1] [5] [2] [13] [16] [14] [9] [12] was 16 [4] [7] [8] [11] [15] [6] [3] [10]
List:
[(1, Barlow), (2, A), (3, crazy), (4, about), (5, wrote), (6, was), (7, a), (8, girl), (9, when), (10, about), (11, who), (12, he), (13, Part), (14, Me), (15, I), (16, of)]

Barlow wrote A Part of Me when he was 16 about a girl who I was crazy about

Barlow wrote A [13] [16] [14] [9] [12] was 16 about a girl [11] [15] was crazy [10]

Barlow wrote A [13] [16] [14] when [12] was 16 about a girl [11] [15] was crazy [10]

Barlow wrote A [13] [16] [14] when [12] was 16 about a girl [11] [15] was crazy about

Barlow wrote A [13] [16] [14] when [12] was 16 about a girl who [15] was crazy about

Barlow wrote A [13] [16] [14] when he was 16 about a girl who [15] was crazy about

Barlow wrote A Part [16] [14] when he was 16 about a girl who [15] was crazy about

Barlow wrote A Part [16] Me when he was 16 about a girl who [15] was crazy about

Barlow wrote A Part [16] Me when he was 16 about a girl who I was crazy about

Barlow wrote "A Part of Me" when he was 16 "about a girl who I was crazy about."


Prompt:
Given a list of pairs of numbers and words, replace the number with a bracket in a given sentence with the word one by one.

Provide the final sentence after filling the all numbers along with a list of the intermediate sentences after replacing each number.
The answer should consist only of alphanumeric characters, and except for "[1]", "[2]", etc., no punctuation such as periods is included.
Do not include the initial state and final state in the list of intermediate states.

[Question]
Sentence:
It [2] difficult to reconcile [1] Government s [8] [10] [6] the law relating [4] judicial review [7] acts [5] decisions taken under the ISA as at 13 [3] [11] with [16] [14] [15] the rule [12] law judicial independence [13] [9] separation of powers
List:
[(1, the), (2, is), (3, July), (4, to), (5, and), (6, freeze), (7, of), (8, attempt), (9, the), (10, to), (11, 1971), (12, of), (13, and), (14, such), (15, as), (16, doctrines)]

It is difficult to reconcile the Government s attempt to freeze the law relating to judicial review of acts and decisions taken under the ISA as at 13 July 1971 with doctrines such as the rule of law judicial independence and the separation of powers

It [2] difficult to reconcile the Government s [8] [10] [6] the law relating [4] judicial review [7] acts [5] decisions taken under the ISA as at 13 [3] [11] with [16] [14] [15] the rule [12] law judicial independence [13] [9] separation of powers

It is difficult to reconcile the Government s [8] [10] [6] the law relating [4] judicial review [7] acts [5] decisions taken under the ISA as at 13 [3] [11] with [16] [14] [15] the rule [12] law judicial independence [13] [9] separation of powers

It is difficult to reconcile the Government s [8] [10] [6] the law relating [4] judicial review [7] acts [5] decisions taken under the ISA as at 13 July [11] with [16] [14] [15] the rule [12] law judicial independence [13] [9] separation of powers

It is difficult to reconcile the Government s [8] [10] [6] the law relating to judicial review [7] acts [5] decisions taken under the ISA as at 13 July [11] with [16] [14] [15] the rule [12] law judicial independence [13] [9] separation of powers

It is difficult to reconcile the Government s [8] [10] [6] the law relating to judicial review [7] acts and decisions taken under the ISA as at 13 July [11] with [16] [14] [15] the rule [12] law judicial independence [13] [9] separation of powers

It is difficult to reconcile the Government s [8] [10] freeze the law relating to judicial review [7] acts and decisions taken under the ISA as at 13 July [11] with [16] [14] [15] the rule [12] law judicial independence [13] [9] separation of powers

It is difficult to reconcile the Government s [8] [10] freeze the law relating to judicial review of acts and decisions taken under the ISA as at 13 July [11] with [16] [14] [15] the rule [12] law judicial independence [13] [9] separation of powers

It is difficult to reconcile the Government s attempt [10] freeze the law relating to judicial review of acts and decisions taken under the ISA as at 13 July [11] with [16] [14] [15] the rule [12] law judicial independence [13] [9] separation of powers

It is difficult to reconcile the Government s attempt [10] freeze the law relating to judicial review of acts and decisions taken under the ISA as at 13 July [11] with [16] [14] [15] the rule [12] law judicial independence [13] the separation of powers

It is difficult to reconcile the Government s attempt to freeze the law relating to judicial review of acts and decisions taken under the ISA as at 13 July [11] with [16] [14] [15] the rule [12] law judicial independence [13] the separation of powers

It is difficult to reconcile the Government s attempt to freeze the law relating to judicial review of acts and decisions taken under the ISA as at 13 July 1971 with [16] [14] [15] the rule [12] law judicial independence [13] the separation of powers

It is difficult to reconcile the Government s attempt to freeze the law relating to judicial review of acts and decisions taken under the ISA as at 13 July 1971 with [16] [14] [15] the rule of law judicial independence [13] the separation of powers

It is difficult to reconcile the Government s attempt to freeze the law relating to judicial review of acts and decisions taken under the ISA as at 13 July 1971 with [16] [14] [15] the rule of law judicial independence and the separation of powers

It is difficult to reconcile the Government s attempt to freeze the law relating to judicial review of acts and decisions taken under the ISA as at 13 July 1971 with [16] such [15] the rule of law judicial independence and the separation of powers

It is difficult to reconcile the Government s attempt to freeze the law relating to judicial review of acts and decisions taken under the ISA as at 13 July 1971 with [16] such as the rule of law judicial independence and the separation of powers

It is difficult to reconcile the Government's attempt to freeze the law relating to judicial review of acts and decisions taken under the ISA as at 13 July 1971 with doctrines such as the rule of law, judicial independence and the separation of powers.


Prompt:
Given a list of pairs of numbers and words, replace the number with a bracket in a given sentence with the word one by one.

Provide the final sentence after filling the all numbers along with a list of the intermediate sentences after replacing each number.
The answer should consist only of alphanumeric characters, and except for "[1]", "[2]", etc., no punctuation such as periods is included.
Do not include the initial state and final state in the list of intermediate states.

[Question]
Sentence:
Smith [4] the translation [11] [2] the [5] [8] [14] Benjamin [6] found in the Book [12] Mosiah where [16] [13] [15] [7] with [9] [10] losing [3] 116 [1]
List:
[(1, pages), (2, at), (3, the), (4, resumed), (5, story), (6, now), (7, off), (8, of), (9, Harris), (10, before), (11, beginning), (12, of), (13, had), (14, King), (15, left), (16, Smith)]

Smith resumed the translation beginning at the story of King Benjamin now found in the Book of Mosiah where Smith had left off with Harris before losing the 116 pages

Smith [4] the translation [11] [2] the [5] [8] [14] Benjamin [6] found in the Book [12] Mosiah where [16] [13] [15] [7] with [9] [10] losing [3] 116 pages

Smith [4] the translation [11] at the [5] [8] [14] Benjamin [6] found in the Book [12] Mosiah where [16] [13] [15] [7] with [9] [10] losing [3] 116 pages

Smith [4] the translation [11] at the [5] [8] [14] Benjamin [6] found in the Book [12] Mosiah where [16] [13] [15] [7] with [9] [10] losing the 116 pages

Smith resumed the translation [11] at the [5] [8] [14] Benjamin [6] found in the Book [12] Mosiah where [16] [13] [15] [7] with [9] [10] losing the 116 pages

Smith resumed the translation [11] at the story [8] [14] Benjamin [6] found in the Book [12] Mosiah where [16] [13] [15] [7] with [9] [10] losing the 116 pages

Smith resumed the translation [11] at the story [8] [14] Benjamin now found in the Book [12] Mosiah where [16] [13] [15] [7] with [9] [10] losing the 116 pages

Smith resumed the translation [11] at the story [8] [14] Benjamin now found in the Book [12] Mosiah where [16] [13] [15] off with [9] [10] losing the 116 pages

Smith resumed the translation [11] at the story of [14] Benjamin now found in the Book [12] Mosiah where [16] [13] [15] off with [9] [10] losing the 116 pages

Smith resumed the translation [11] at the story of [14] Benjamin now found in the Book [12] Mosiah where [16] [13] [15] off with Harris [10] losing the 116 pages

Smith resumed the translation [11] at the story of [14] Benjamin now found in the Book [12] Mosiah where [16] [13] [15] off with Harris before losing the 116 pages

Smith resumed the translation beginning at the story of [14] Benjamin now found in the Book [12] Mosiah where [16] [13] [15] off with Harris before losing the 116 pages

Smith resumed the translation beginning at the story of [14] Benjamin now found in the Book of Mosiah where [16] [13] [15] off with Harris before losing the 116 pages

Smith resumed the translation beginning at the story of [14] Benjamin now found in the Book of Mosiah where [16] had [15] off with Harris before losing the 116 pages

Smith resumed the translation beginning at the story of King Benjamin now found in the Book of Mosiah where [16] had [15] off with Harris before losing the 116 pages

Smith resumed the translation beginning at the story of King Benjamin now found in the Book of Mosiah where [16] had left off with Harris before losing the 116 pages

Smith resumed the translation beginning at the story of King Benjamin now found in the Book of Mosiah, where Smith had left off with Harris before losing the 116 pages.


Prompt:
Given a list of pairs of numbers and words, replace the number with a bracket in a given sentence with the word one by one.

Provide the final sentence after filling the all numbers along with a list of the intermediate sentences after replacing each number.
The answer should consist only of alphanumeric characters, and except for "[1]", "[2]", etc., no punctuation such as periods is included.
Do not include the initial state and final state in the list of intermediate states.

[Question]
Sentence:
[12] first [6] most [13] [11] Island [8] [2] [4] [1] [15] [5] [9] [7] founded in [3] [14] Greek immigrant [16] Gust [10]
List:
[(1, the), (2, Dog), (3, 1917), (4, restaurant), (5, Coney), (6, and), (7, was), (8, Hot), (9, Island), (10, Keros), (11, Coney), (12, The), (13, notable), (14, by), (15, American), (16, Constantine)]

The first and most notable Coney Island Hot Dog restaurant the American Coney Island was founded in 1917 by Greek immigrant Constantine Gust Keros

[12] first [6] most [13] [11] Island [8] Dog restaurant the [15] [5] [9] [7] founded in 1917 [14] Greek immigrant [16] Gust [10]

[12] first [6] most [13] [11] Island [8] Dog restaurant the [15] Coney [9] [7] founded in 1917 [14] Greek immigrant [16] Gust [10]

[12] first and most [13] [11] Island [8] Dog restaurant the [15] Coney [9] [7] founded in 1917 [14] Greek immigrant [16] Gust [10]

[12] first and most [13] [11] Island [8] Dog restaurant the [15] Coney [9] was founded in 1917 [14] Greek immigrant [16] Gust [10]

[12] first and most [13] [11] Island Hot Dog restaurant the [15] Coney [9] was founded in 1917 [14] Greek immigrant [16] Gust [10]

[12] first and most [13] [11] Island Hot Dog restaurant the [15] Coney Island was founded in 1917 [14] Greek immigrant [16] Gust [10]

[12] first and most [13] [11] Island Hot Dog restaurant the [15] Coney Island was founded in 1917 [14] Greek immigrant [16] Gust Keros

[12] first and most [13] Coney Island Hot Dog restaurant the [15] Coney Island was founded in 1917 [14] Greek immigrant [16] Gust Keros

The first and most [13] Coney Island Hot Dog restaurant the [15] Coney Island was founded in 1917 [14] Greek immigrant [16] Gust Keros

The first and most notable Coney Island Hot Dog restaurant the [15] Coney Island was founded in 1917 [14] Greek immigrant [16] Gust Keros

The first and most notable Coney Island Hot Dog restaurant the [15] Coney Island was founded in 1917 by Greek immigrant [16] Gust Keros

The first and most notable Coney Island Hot Dog restaurant the American Coney Island was founded in 1917 by Greek immigrant [16] Gust Keros

The first and most notable Coney Island Hot Dog restaurant, the American Coney Island, was founded in 1917 by Greek immigrant Constantine "Gust" Keros.


Prompt:
Given a list of pairs of numbers and words, replace the number with a bracket in a given sentence with the word one by one.

Provide the final sentence after filling the all numbers along with a list of the intermediate sentences after replacing each number.
The answer should consist only of alphanumeric characters, and except for "[1]", "[2]", etc., no punctuation such as periods is included.
Do not include the initial state and final state in the list of intermediate states.

[Question]
Sentence:
The [13] begins with Captain James [7] [4] across [8] shores [6] [11] South [1] but takes [3] [9] [2] [5] lands [12] viewer [10] [16] the middle [14] the Industrial [15]
List:
[(1, Wales), (2, turn), (3, a), (4, coming), (5, and), (6, of), (7, Cook), (8, the), (9, contrasting), (10, straight), (11, New), (12, the), (13, episode), (14, of), (15, Revolution), (16, in)]

The [13] begins with Captain James [7] [4] across [8] shores [6] [11] South Wales but takes [3] [9] [2] [5] lands [12] viewer [10] [16] the middle [14] the Industrial [15]

The [13] begins with Captain James [7] [4] across [8] shores [6] [11] South Wales but takes [3] [9] turn [5] lands [12] viewer [10] [16] the middle [14] the Industrial [15]

The [13] begins with Captain James [7] [4] across [8] shores [6] [11] South Wales but takes a [9] turn [5] lands [12] viewer [10] [16] the middle [14] the Industrial [15]

The [13] begins with Captain James [7] coming across [8] shores [6] [11] South Wales but takes a [9] turn [5] lands [12] viewer [10] [16] the middle [14] the Industrial [15]

The [13] begins with Captain James [7] coming across [8] shores [6] [11] South Wales but takes a [9] turn and lands [12] viewer [10] [16] the middle [14] the Industrial [15]

The [13] begins with Captain James [7] coming across [8] shores of [11] South Wales but takes a [9] turn and lands [12] viewer [10] [16] the middle [14] the Industrial [15]

The [13] begins with Captain James Cook coming across [8] shores of [11] South Wales but takes a [9] turn and lands [12] viewer [10] [16] the middle [14] the Industrial [15]

The [13] begins with Captain James Cook coming across the shores of [11] South Wales but takes a [9] turn and lands [12] viewer [10] [16] the middle [14] the Industrial [15]

The [13] begins with Captain James Cook coming across the shores of [11] South Wales but takes a contrasting turn and lands [12] viewer [10] [16] the middle [14] the Industrial [15]

The [13] begins with Captain James Cook coming across the shores of [11] South Wales but takes a contrasting turn and lands [12] viewer straight [16] the middle [14] the Industrial [15]

The [13] begins with Captain James Cook coming across the shores of New South Wales but takes a contrasting turn and lands [12] viewer straight [16] the middle [14] the Industrial [15]

The [13] begins with Captain James Cook coming across the shores of New South Wales but takes a contrasting turn and lands the viewer straight [16] the middle [14] the Industrial [15]

The episode begins with Captain James Cook coming across the shores of New South Wales but takes a contrasting turn and lands the viewer straight [16] the middle [14] the Industrial [15]

The episode begins with Captain James Cook coming across the shores of New South Wales but takes a contrasting turn and lands the viewer straight [16] the middle of the Industrial [15]

The episode begins with Captain James Cook coming across the shores of New South Wales but takes a contrasting turn and lands the viewer straight [16] the middle of the Industrial Revolution

The episode begins with Captain James Cook coming across the shores of New South Wales but takes a contrasting turn and lands the viewer straight in the middle of the Industrial Revolution.


Prompt:
Given a list of pairs of numbers and words, replace the number with a bracket in a given sentence with the word one by one.

Provide the final sentence after filling the all numbers along with a list of the intermediate sentences after replacing each number.
The answer should consist only of alphanumeric characters, and except for "[1]", "[2]", etc., no punctuation such as periods is included.
Do not include the initial state and final state in the list of intermediate states.

[Question]
Sentence:
[9] independent [3] later found that the company paid [13] of millions [2] dollars [4] bribes which were legal in Germany until 1999 [15] [1] there [11] [16] indications of [8] misconduct [7] [14] Kleinfeld [10] [5] knowledge of [6] related to [17] [12]
List:
[(1, that), (2, of), (3, investigation), (4, in), (5, any), (6, events), (7, or), (8, personal), (9, The), (10, had), (11, were), (12, scandal), (13, hundreds), (14, that), (15, but), (16, no), (17, the)]

The independent investigation later found that the company paid hundreds of millions of dollars in bribes which were legal in Germany until 1999 but that there were no indications of personal misconduct or that Kleinfeld had any knowledge of events related to the scandal

[9] independent [3] later found that the company paid [13] of millions [2] dollars [4] bribes which were legal in Germany until 1999 [15] that there [11] [16] indications of [8] misconduct [7] [14] Kleinfeld [10] [5] knowledge of [6] related to [17] [12]

[9] independent [3] later found that the company paid [13] of millions of dollars [4] bribes which were legal in Germany until 1999 [15] that there [11] [16] indications of [8] misconduct [7] [14] Kleinfeld [10] [5] knowledge of [6] related to [17] [12]

[9] independent investigation later found that the company paid [13] of millions of dollars [4] bribes which were legal in Germany until 1999 [15] that there [11] [16] indications of [8] misconduct [7] [14] Kleinfeld [10] [5] knowledge of [6] related to [17] [12]

[9] independent investigation later found that the company paid [13] of millions of dollars in bribes which were legal in Germany until 1999 [15] that there [11] [16] indications of [8] misconduct [7] [14] Kleinfeld [10] [5] knowledge of [6] related to [17] [12]

[9] independent investigation later found that the company paid [13] of millions of dollars in bribes which were legal in Germany until 1999 [15] that there [11] [16] indications of [8] misconduct [7] [14] Kleinfeld [10] any knowledge of [6] related to [17] [12]

[9] independent investigation later found that the company paid [13] of millions of dollars in bribes which were legal in Germany until 1999 [15] that there [11] [16] indications of [8] misconduct [7] [14] Kleinfeld [10] any knowledge of events related to [17] [12]

[9] independent investigation later found that the company paid [13] of millions of dollars in bribes which were legal in Germany until 1999 [15] that there [11] [16] indications of [8] misconduct or [14] Kleinfeld [10] any knowledge of events related to [17] [12]

[9] independent investigation later found that the company paid [13] of millions of dollars in bribes which were legal in Germany until 1999 [15] that there [11] [16] indications of personal misconduct or [14] Kleinfeld [10] any knowledge of events related to [17] [12]

The independent investigation later found that the company paid [13] of millions of dollars in bribes which were legal in Germany until 1999 [15] that there [11] [16] indications of personal misconduct or [14] Kleinfeld [10] any knowledge of events related to [17] [12]

The independent investigation later found that the company paid [13] of millions of dollars in bribes which were legal in Germany until 1999 [15] that there [11] [16] indications of personal misconduct or [14] Kleinfeld had any knowledge of events related to [17] [12]

The independent investigation later found that the company paid [13] of millions of dollars in bribes which were legal in Germany until 1999 [15] that there were [16] indications of personal misconduct or [14] Kleinfeld had any knowledge of events related to [17] [12]

The independent investigation later found that the company paid [13] of millions of dollars in bribes which were legal in Germany until 1999 [15] that there were [16] indications of personal misconduct or [14] Kleinfeld had any knowledge of events related to [17] scandal

The independent investigation later found that the company paid hundreds of millions of dollars in bribes which were legal in Germany until 1999 [15] that there were [16] indications of personal misconduct or [14] Kleinfeld had any knowledge of events related to [17] scandal

The independent investigation later found that the company paid hundreds of millions of dollars in bribes which were legal in Germany until 1999 [15] that there were [16] indications of personal misconduct or that Kleinfeld had any knowledge of events related to [17] scandal

The independent investigation later found that the company paid hundreds of millions of dollars in bribes which were legal in Germany until 1999 but that there were [16] indications of personal misconduct or that Kleinfeld had any knowledge of events related to [17] scandal

The independent investigation later found that the company paid hundreds of millions of dollars in bribes which were legal in Germany until 1999 but that there were no indications of personal misconduct or that Kleinfeld had any knowledge of events related to [17] scandal

The independent investigation later found that the company paid hundreds of millions of dollars in bribes, which were legal in Germany until 1999, but that there were "no indications of personal misconduct or that Kleinfeld had any knowledge of events" related to the scandal.


Prompt:
Given a list of pairs of numbers and words, replace the number with a bracket in a given sentence with the word one by one.

Provide the final sentence after filling the all numbers along with a list of the intermediate sentences after replacing each number.
The answer should consist only of alphanumeric characters, and except for "[1]", "[2]", etc., no punctuation such as periods is included.
Do not include the initial state and final state in the list of intermediate states.

[Question]
Sentence:
In [6] [8] [12] [14] [11] [13] [2] [3] [10] [9] [7] that [4] for [17] [5] [16] [15] and [1]
List:
[(1, porosity), (2, deposition), (3, is), (4, affects), (5, layer), (6, sol), (7, parameter), (8, gel), (9, important), (10, an), (11, speed), (12, synthesis), (13, of), (14, the), (15, density), (16, thickness), (17, example)]

In sol gel synthesis the speed of deposition is an important parameter that affects for example layer thickness density and porosity

In [6] [8] [12] [14] [11] [13] deposition is [10] [9] [7] that affects for [17] layer [16] [15] and porosity

In sol [8] [12] [14] [11] [13] deposition is [10] [9] [7] that affects for [17] layer [16] [15] and porosity

In sol [8] [12] [14] [11] [13] deposition is [10] [9] parameter that affects for [17] layer [16] [15] and porosity

In sol gel [12] [14] [11] [13] deposition is [10] [9] parameter that affects for [17] layer [16] [15] and porosity

In sol gel [12] [14] [11] [13] deposition is [10] important parameter that affects for [17] layer [16] [15] and porosity

In sol gel [12] [14] [11] [13] deposition is an important parameter that affects for [17] layer [16] [15] and porosity

In sol gel [12] [14] speed [13] deposition is an important parameter that affects for [17] layer [16] [15] and porosity

In sol gel synthesis [14] speed [13] deposition is an important parameter that affects for [17] layer [16] [15] and porosity

In sol gel synthesis [14] speed of deposition is an important parameter that affects for [17] layer [16] [15] and porosity

In sol gel synthesis the speed of deposition is an important parameter that affects for [17] layer [16] [15] and porosity

In sol gel synthesis the speed of deposition is an important parameter that affects for [17] layer [16] density and porosity

In sol gel synthesis the speed of deposition is an important parameter that affects for [17] layer thickness density and porosity

In sol-gel synthesis the speed of deposition is an important parameter that affects, for example, layer thickness, density and porosity.


Prompt:
Given a list of pairs of numbers and words, replace the number with a bracket in a given sentence with the word one by one.

Provide the final sentence after filling the all numbers along with a list of the intermediate sentences after replacing each number.
The answer should consist only of alphanumeric characters, and except for "[1]", "[2]", etc., no punctuation such as periods is included.
Do not include the initial state and final state in the list of intermediate states.

[Question]
Sentence:
Despite his [7] [9] credentials [12] [11] [14] sparse [13] of matches most of which [5] [10] [15] notable [16] [2] coming [6] including [4] E [8] [17] [1] and [3] Rowan
List:
[(1, Maddox), (2, in), (3, Erick), (4, Big), (5, were), (6, wrestlers), (7, impressive), (8, Langston), (9, physical), (10, losses), (11, wrestled), (12, Mercer), (13, series), (14, a), (15, to), (16, up), (17, Brad)]

Despite his impressive physical credentials Mercer wrestled a sparse series of matches most of which were losses to notable up in coming wrestlers including Big E Langston Brad Maddox and Erick Rowan

Despite his [7] [9] credentials [12] [11] [14] sparse [13] of matches most of which [5] [10] [15] notable [16] [2] coming [6] including [4] E [8] [17] Maddox and [3] Rowan

Despite his [7] [9] credentials [12] [11] [14] sparse [13] of matches most of which [5] [10] [15] notable [16] in coming [6] including [4] E [8] [17] Maddox and [3] Rowan

Despite his [7] [9] credentials [12] [11] [14] sparse [13] of matches most of which [5] [10] [15] notable [16] in coming [6] including [4] E [8] [17] Maddox and Erick Rowan

Despite his [7] [9] credentials [12] [11] [14] sparse [13] of matches most of which [5] [10] [15] notable [16] in coming [6] including Big E [8] [17] Maddox and Erick Rowan

Despite his [7] [9] credentials [12] [11] [14] sparse [13] of matches most of which were [10] [15] notable [16] in coming [6] including Big E [8] [17] Maddox and Erick Rowan

Despite his [7] [9] credentials [12] [11] [14] sparse [13] of matches most of which were [10] [15] notable [16] in coming wrestlers including Big E [8] [17] Maddox and Erick Rowan

Despite his impressive [9] credentials [12] [11] [14] sparse [13] of matches most of which were [10] [15] notable [16] in coming wrestlers including Big E [8] [17] Maddox and Erick Rowan

Despite his impressive [9] credentials [12] [11] [14] sparse [13] of matches most of which were [10] [15] notable [16] in coming wrestlers including Big E Langston [17] Maddox and Erick Rowan

Despite his impressive physical credentials [12] [11] [14] sparse [13] of matches most of which were [10] [15] notable [16] in coming wrestlers including Big E Langston [17] Maddox and Erick Rowan

Despite his impressive physical credentials [12] [11] [14] sparse [13] of matches most of which were losses [15] notable [16] in coming wrestlers including Big E Langston [17] Maddox and Erick Rowan

Despite his impressive physical credentials [12] wrestled [14] sparse [13] of matches most of which were losses [15] notable [16] in coming wrestlers including Big E Langston [17] Maddox and Erick Rowan

Despite his impressive physical credentials Mercer wrestled [14] sparse [13] of matches most of which were losses [15] notable [16] in coming wrestlers including Big E Langston [17] Maddox and Erick Rowan

Despite his impressive physical credentials Mercer wrestled [14] sparse series of matches most of which were losses [15] notable [16] in coming wrestlers including Big E Langston [17] Maddox and Erick Rowan

Despite his impressive physical credentials Mercer wrestled a sparse series of matches most of which were losses [15] notable [16] in coming wrestlers including Big E Langston [17] Maddox and Erick Rowan

Despite his impressive physical credentials Mercer wrestled a sparse series of matches most of which were losses to notable [16] in coming wrestlers including Big E Langston [17] Maddox and Erick Rowan

Despite his impressive physical credentials Mercer wrestled a sparse series of matches most of which were losses to notable up in coming wrestlers including Big E Langston [17] Maddox and Erick Rowan

Despite his impressive physical credentials, Mercer wrestled a sparse series of matches, most of which were losses to notable up-in-coming wrestlers including Big E. Langston, Brad Maddox and Erick Rowan.


Prompt:
Given a list of pairs of numbers and words, replace the number with a bracket in a given sentence with the word one by one.

Provide the final sentence after filling the all numbers along with a list of the intermediate sentences after replacing each number.
The answer should consist only of alphanumeric characters, and except for "[1]", "[2]", etc., no punctuation such as periods is included.
Do not include the initial state and final state in the list of intermediate states.

[Question]
Sentence:
[9] would [7] [16] Champions [4] the following [1] [3] [14] 1 [13] win [15] Saudi [17] [12] [2] [5] assisting [8] [11] [6] [10]
List:
[(1, season), (2, Al), (3, in), (4, League), (5, Fateh), (6, s), (7, make), (8, Abolfazl), (9, He), (10, winner), (11, Alaei), (12, side), (13, 0), (14, a), (15, against), (16, his), (17, Arabian)]

He would make his Champions League the following season in a 1 0 win against Saudi Arabian side Al Fateh assisting Abolfazl Alaei s winner

[9] would [7] [16] Champions [4] the following season in [14] 1 [13] win [15] Saudi [17] [12] Al [5] assisting [8] [11] [6] [10]

[9] would [7] [16] Champions League the following season in [14] 1 [13] win [15] Saudi [17] [12] Al [5] assisting [8] [11] [6] [10]

[9] would [7] [16] Champions League the following season in [14] 1 [13] win [15] Saudi [17] [12] Al Fateh assisting [8] [11] [6] [10]

[9] would [7] [16] Champions League the following season in [14] 1 [13] win [15] Saudi [17] [12] Al Fateh assisting [8] [11] s [10]

[9] would make [16] Champions League the following season in [14] 1 [13] win [15] Saudi [17] [12] Al Fateh assisting [8] [11] s [10]

[9] would make [16] Champions League the following season in [14] 1 [13] win [15] Saudi [17] [12] Al Fateh assisting Abolfazl [11] s [10]

He would make [16] Champions League the following season in [14] 1 [13] win [15] Saudi [17] [12] Al Fateh assisting Abolfazl [11] s [10]

He would make [16] Champions League the following season in [14] 1 [13] win [15] Saudi [17] [12] Al Fateh assisting Abolfazl [11] s winner

He would make [16] Champions League the following season in [14] 1 [13] win [15] Saudi [17] [12] Al Fateh assisting Abolfazl Alaei s winner

He would make [16] Champions League the following season in [14] 1 [13] win [15] Saudi [17] side Al Fateh assisting Abolfazl Alaei s winner

He would make [16] Champions League the following season in [14] 1 0 win [15] Saudi [17] side Al Fateh assisting Abolfazl Alaei s winner

He would make [16] Champions League the following season in a 1 0 win [15] Saudi [17] side Al Fateh assisting Abolfazl Alaei s winner

He would make [16] Champions League the following season in a 1 0 win against Saudi [17] side Al Fateh assisting Abolfazl Alaei s winner

He would make his Champions League the following season in a 1 0 win against Saudi [17] side Al Fateh assisting Abolfazl Alaei s winner

He would make his Champions League the following season in a 1-0 win against Saudi Arabian side Al-Fateh, assisting Abolfazl Alaei's winner.


Prompt:
Given a list of pairs of numbers and words, replace the number with a bracket in a given sentence with the word one by one.

Provide the final sentence after filling the all numbers along with a list of the intermediate sentences after replacing each number.
The answer should consist only of alphanumeric characters, and except for "[1]", "[2]", etc., no punctuation such as periods is included.
Do not include the initial state and final state in the list of intermediate states.

[Question]
Sentence:
[15] [3] [16] she gained recognition [1] [2] tensions [8] [14] [11] [4] [13] [17] State Standards Initiative and [5] [6] [7] [9] [10] [12] teachers
List:
[(1, for), (2, easing), (3, that), (4, the), (5, the), (6, question), (7, of), (8, surrounding), (9, how), (10, to), (11, of), (12, evaluate), (13, Common), (14, implementation), (15, In), (16, role), (17, Core)]

In that role she gained recognition for easing tensions surrounding implementation of the Common Core State Standards Initiative and the question of how to evaluate teachers

[15] [3] [16] she gained recognition for [2] tensions [8] [14] [11] [4] [13] [17] State Standards Initiative and [5] [6] [7] [9] [10] [12] teachers

[15] [3] [16] she gained recognition for easing tensions [8] [14] [11] [4] [13] [17] State Standards Initiative and [5] [6] [7] [9] [10] [12] teachers

[15] that [16] she gained recognition for easing tensions [8] [14] [11] [4] [13] [17] State Standards Initiative and [5] [6] [7] [9] [10] [12] teachers

[15] that [16] she gained recognition for easing tensions [8] [14] [11] the [13] [17] State Standards Initiative and [5] [6] [7] [9] [10] [12] teachers

[15] that [16] she gained recognition for easing tensions [8] [14] [11] the [13] [17] State Standards Initiative and the [6] [7] [9] [10] [12] teachers

[15] that [16] she gained recognition for easing tensions [8] [14] [11] the [13] [17] State Standards Initiative and the question [7] [9] [10] [12] teachers

[15] that [16] she gained recognition for easing tensions [8] [14] [11] the [13] [17] State Standards Initiative and the question of [9] [10] [12] teachers

[15] that [16] she gained recognition for easing tensions surrounding [14] [11] the [13] [17] State Standards Initiative and the question of [9] [10] [12] teachers

[15] that [16] she gained recognition for easing tensions surrounding [14] [11] the [13] [17] State Standards Initiative and the question of how [10] [12] teachers

[15] that [16] she gained recognition for easing tensions surrounding [14] [11] the [13] [17] State Standards Initiative and the question of how to [12] teachers

[15] that [16] she gained recognition for easing tensions surrounding [14] of the [13] [17] State Standards Initiative and the question of how to [12] teachers

[15] that [16] she gained recognition for easing tensions surrounding [14] of the [13] [17] State Standards Initiative and the question of how to evaluate teachers

[15] that [16] she gained recognition for easing tensions surrounding [14] of the Common [17] State Standards Initiative and the question of how to evaluate teachers

[15] that [16] she gained recognition for easing tensions surrounding implementation of the Common [17] State Standards Initiative and the question of how to evaluate teachers

In that [16] she gained recognition for easing tensions surrounding implementation of the Common [17] State Standards Initiative and the question of how to evaluate teachers

In that role she gained recognition for easing tensions surrounding implementation of the Common [17] State Standards Initiative and the question of how to evaluate teachers

In that role, she gained recognition for easing tensions surrounding implementation of the Common Core State Standards Initiative and the question of how to evaluate teachers.


Prompt:
Given a list of pairs of numbers and words, replace the number with a bracket in a given sentence with the word one by one.

Provide the final sentence after filling the all numbers along with a list of the intermediate sentences after replacing each number.
The answer should consist only of alphanumeric characters, and except for "[1]", "[2]", etc., no punctuation such as periods is included.
Do not include the initial state and final state in the list of intermediate states.

[Question]
Sentence:
[16] [12] [1] [9] [7] [10] of [4] [15] [13] [14] the budget [11] [17] [5] [6] for [8] [3] [2] districts
List:
[(1, majority), (2, poorer), (3, in), (4, her), (5, more), (6, funding), (7, blocked), (8, schools), (9, has), (10, all), (11, to), (12, Republican), (13, to), (14, amend), (15, attempts), (16, The), (17, provide)]

[16] [12] majority [9] [7] [10] of her [15] [13] [14] the budget [11] [17] more [6] for [8] in poorer districts

[16] [12] majority [9] [7] [10] of her [15] [13] [14] the budget [11] [17] more funding for [8] in poorer districts

[16] [12] majority [9] blocked [10] of her [15] [13] [14] the budget [11] [17] more funding for [8] in poorer districts

[16] [12] majority [9] blocked [10] of her [15] [13] [14] the budget [11] [17] more funding for schools in poorer districts

[16] [12] majority has blocked [10] of her [15] [13] [14] the budget [11] [17] more funding for schools in poorer districts

[16] [12] majority has blocked all of her [15] [13] [14] the budget [11] [17] more funding for schools in poorer districts

[16] [12] majority has blocked all of her [15] [13] [14] the budget to [17] more funding for schools in poorer districts

[16] Republican majority has blocked all of her [15] [13] [14] the budget to [17] more funding for schools in poorer districts

[16] Republican majority has blocked all of her [15] to [14] the budget to [17] more funding for schools in poorer districts

[16] Republican majority has blocked all of her [15] to amend the budget to [17] more funding for schools in poorer districts

[16] Republican majority has blocked all of her attempts to amend the budget to [17] more funding for schools in poorer districts

The Republican majority has blocked all of her attempts to amend the budget to [17] more funding for schools in poorer districts

The Republican majority has blocked all of her attempts to amend the budget to provide more funding for schools in poorer districts.


Prompt:
Given a list of pairs of numbers and words, replace the number with a bracket in a given sentence with the word one by one.

Provide the final sentence after filling the all numbers along with a list of the intermediate sentences after replacing each number.
The answer should consist only of alphanumeric characters, and except for "[1]", "[2]", etc., no punctuation such as periods is included.
Do not include the initial state and final state in the list of intermediate states.

[Question]
Sentence:
[8] [6] [1] [12] [14] [16] [17] [5] [4] [15] [10] [3] [13] [2] [11] [7] [9]
List:
[(1, Secretary), (2, call), (3, in), (4, his), (5, expressed), (6, States), (7, Prabowo), (8, United), (9, Subianto), (10, concern), (11, with), (12, of), (13, a), (14, Defense), (15, heartfelt), (16, Lloyd), (17, Austin)]

United States Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin expressed his heartfelt concern in a call with Prabowo Subianto

[8] States Secretary [12] [14] [16] [17] expressed his [15] [10] in [13] call [11] Prabowo [9]

United States Secretary [12] [14] [16] [17] expressed his [15] [10] in [13] call [11] Prabowo [9]

United States Secretary [12] [14] [16] [17] expressed his [15] [10] in [13] call [11] Prabowo Subianto

United States Secretary [12] [14] [16] [17] expressed his [15] concern in [13] call [11] Prabowo Subianto

United States Secretary [12] [14] [16] [17] expressed his [15] concern in [13] call with Prabowo Subianto

United States Secretary of [14] [16] [17] expressed his [15] concern in [13] call with Prabowo Subianto

United States Secretary of [14] [16] [17] expressed his [15] concern in a call with Prabowo Subianto

United States Secretary of Defense [16] [17] expressed his [15] concern in a call with Prabowo Subianto

United States Secretary of Defense [16] [17] expressed his heartfelt concern in a call with Prabowo Subianto

United States Secretary of Defense Lloyd [17] expressed his heartfelt concern in a call with Prabowo Subianto

United States Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin expressed his "heartfelt concern" in a call with Prabowo Subianto.


Prompt:
Given a list of pairs of numbers and words, replace the number with a bracket in a given sentence with the word one by one.

Provide the final sentence after filling the all numbers along with a list of the intermediate sentences after replacing each number.
The answer should consist only of alphanumeric characters, and except for "[1]", "[2]", etc., no punctuation such as periods is included.
Do not include the initial state and final state in the list of intermediate states.

[Question]
Sentence:
In early [5] a group of [6] [12] [4] and farm groups [15] [14] the success [13] Britain [1] [17] Party established [3] Conference for [2] [10] Action [9] [7] an umbrella [11] [16] left [8] groups
List:
[(1, s), (2, Progressive), (3, the), (4, socialists), (5, 1924), (6, labor), (7, as), (8, wing), (9, CPPA), (10, Political), (11, organization), (12, unions), (13, of), (14, by), (15, inspired), (16, of), (17, Labour)]

In early 1924 a group of labor unions socialists and farm groups inspired by the success of Britain s Labour Party established the Conference for Progressive Political Action CPPA as an umbrella organization of left wing groups

In early [5] a group of [6] [12] [4] and farm groups [15] [14] the success [13] Britain s [17] Party established [3] Conference for [2] [10] Action [9] [7] an umbrella [11] [16] left [8] groups

In early [5] a group of [6] [12] [4] and farm groups [15] [14] the success [13] Britain s [17] Party established [3] Conference for Progressive [10] Action [9] [7] an umbrella [11] [16] left [8] groups

In early [5] a group of [6] [12] [4] and farm groups [15] [14] the success [13] Britain s [17] Party established the Conference for Progressive [10] Action [9] [7] an umbrella [11] [16] left [8] groups

In early [5] a group of [6] [12] socialists and farm groups [15] [14] the success [13] Britain s [17] Party established the Conference for Progressive [10] Action [9] [7] an umbrella [11] [16] left [8] groups

In early 1924 a group of [6] [12] socialists and farm groups [15] [14] the success [13] Britain s [17] Party established the Conference for Progressive [10] Action [9] [7] an umbrella [11] [16] left [8] groups

In early 1924 a group of labor [12] socialists and farm groups [15] [14] the success [13] Britain s [17] Party established the Conference for Progressive [10] Action [9] [7] an umbrella [11] [16] left [8] groups

In early 1924 a group of labor [12] socialists and farm groups [15] [14] the success [13] Britain s [17] Party established the Conference for Progressive [10] Action [9] as an umbrella [11] [16] left [8] groups

In early 1924 a group of labor [12] socialists and farm groups [15] [14] the success [13] Britain s [17] Party established the Conference for Progressive [10] Action [9] as an umbrella [11] [16] left wing groups

In early 1924 a group of labor [12] socialists and farm groups [15] [14] the success [13] Britain s [17] Party established the Conference for Progressive [10] Action CPPA as an umbrella [11] [16] left wing groups

In early 1924 a group of labor [12] socialists and farm groups [15] [14] the success [13] Britain s [17] Party established the Conference for Progressive Political Action CPPA as an umbrella [11] [16] left wing groups

In early 1924 a group of labor [12] socialists and farm groups [15] [14] the success [13] Britain s [17] Party established the Conference for Progressive Political Action CPPA as an umbrella organization [16] left wing groups

In early 1924 a group of labor unions socialists and farm groups [15] [14] the success [13] Britain s [17] Party established the Conference for Progressive Political Action CPPA as an umbrella organization [16] left wing groups

In early 1924 a group of labor unions socialists and farm groups [15] [14] the success of Britain s [17] Party established the Conference for Progressive Political Action CPPA as an umbrella organization [16] left wing groups

In early 1924 a group of labor unions socialists and farm groups [15] by the success of Britain s [17] Party established the Conference for Progressive Political Action CPPA as an umbrella organization [16] left wing groups

In early 1924 a group of labor unions socialists and farm groups inspired by the success of Britain s [17] Party established the Conference for Progressive Political Action CPPA as an umbrella organization [16] left wing groups

In early 1924 a group of labor unions socialists and farm groups inspired by the success of Britain s [17] Party established the Conference for Progressive Political Action CPPA as an umbrella organization of left wing groups

In early 1924, a group of labor unions, socialists, and farm groups, inspired by the success of Britain's Labour Party, established the Conference for Progressive Political Action (CPPA) as an umbrella organization of left-wing groups.


Prompt:
Given a list of pairs of numbers and words, replace the number with a bracket in a given sentence with the word one by one.

Provide the final sentence after filling the all numbers along with a list of the intermediate sentences after replacing each number.
The answer should consist only of alphanumeric characters, and except for "[1]", "[2]", etc., no punctuation such as periods is included.
Do not include the initial state and final state in the list of intermediate states.

[Question]
Sentence:
[2] [10] [14] [8] [3] [12] [13] [1] [17] [11] the [9] [4] [7] [6] [15] [5] [16]
List:
[(1, right), (2, Actions), (3, officer), (4, reason), (5, acting), (6, not), (7, is), (8, an), (9, wrong), (10, that), (11, for), (12, doing), (13, the), (14, involve), (15, considered), (16, ethically), (17, thing)]

Actions [10] [14] [8] officer [12] [13] right [17] [11] the [9] reason is not [15] acting [16]

Actions [10] [14] an officer [12] [13] right [17] [11] the [9] reason is not [15] acting [16]

Actions [10] [14] an officer [12] [13] right [17] [11] the wrong reason is not [15] acting [16]

Actions that [14] an officer [12] [13] right [17] [11] the wrong reason is not [15] acting [16]

Actions that [14] an officer [12] [13] right [17] for the wrong reason is not [15] acting [16]

Actions that [14] an officer doing [13] right [17] for the wrong reason is not [15] acting [16]

Actions that [14] an officer doing the right [17] for the wrong reason is not [15] acting [16]

Actions that involve an officer doing the right [17] for the wrong reason is not [15] acting [16]

Actions that involve an officer doing the right [17] for the wrong reason is not considered acting [16]

Actions that involve an officer doing the right [17] for the wrong reason is not considered acting ethically

Actions that involve an officer doing the right thing for the wrong reason is not considered acting ethically.


Prompt:
Given a list of pairs of numbers and words, replace the number with a bracket in a given sentence with the word one by one.

Provide the final sentence after filling the all numbers along with a list of the intermediate sentences after replacing each number.
The answer should consist only of alphanumeric characters, and except for "[1]", "[2]", etc., no punctuation such as periods is included.
Do not include the initial state and final state in the list of intermediate states.

[Question]
Sentence:
[9] [4] [7] [15] [10] [6] [5] [12] was agreed [14] [17] held on [8] [13] [11] [2] [16] [1] passed [3]
List:
[(1, until), (2, separate), (3, over), (4, was), (5, Brunei), (6, Royal), (7, receiving), (8, trust), (9, It), (10, for), (11, a), (12, which), (13, in), (14, to), (15, money), (16, account), (17, be)]

It was receiving money for Royal Brunei which was agreed to be held on trust in a separate account until passed over

[9] was [7] [15] [10] [6] Brunei [12] was agreed [14] [17] held on [8] [13] [11] separate [16] until passed over

[9] was [7] [15] [10] Royal Brunei [12] was agreed [14] [17] held on [8] [13] [11] separate [16] until passed over

[9] was receiving [15] [10] Royal Brunei [12] was agreed [14] [17] held on [8] [13] [11] separate [16] until passed over

[9] was receiving [15] [10] Royal Brunei [12] was agreed [14] [17] held on trust [13] [11] separate [16] until passed over

It was receiving [15] [10] Royal Brunei [12] was agreed [14] [17] held on trust [13] [11] separate [16] until passed over

It was receiving [15] for Royal Brunei [12] was agreed [14] [17] held on trust [13] [11] separate [16] until passed over

It was receiving [15] for Royal Brunei [12] was agreed [14] [17] held on trust [13] a separate [16] until passed over

It was receiving [15] for Royal Brunei which was agreed [14] [17] held on trust [13] a separate [16] until passed over

It was receiving [15] for Royal Brunei which was agreed [14] [17] held on trust in a separate [16] until passed over

It was receiving [15] for Royal Brunei which was agreed to [17] held on trust in a separate [16] until passed over

It was receiving money for Royal Brunei which was agreed to [17] held on trust in a separate [16] until passed over

It was receiving money for Royal Brunei which was agreed to [17] held on trust in a separate account until passed over

It was receiving money for Royal Brunei, which was agreed to be held on trust in a separate account until passed over.


Prompt:
Given a list of pairs of numbers and words, replace the number with a bracket in a given sentence with the word one by one.

Provide the final sentence after filling the all numbers along with a list of the intermediate sentences after replacing each number.
The answer should consist only of alphanumeric characters, and except for "[1]", "[2]", etc., no punctuation such as periods is included.
Do not include the initial state and final state in the list of intermediate states.

[Question]
Sentence:
Die [7] [10] [6] [1] [12] [3] [4] [5] [8] [13] [11] [14] [2] [9] [15] [17] [18] [16]
List:
[(1, between), (2, had), (3, and), (4, 1858), (5, at), (6, drafted), (7, Sieger), (8, a), (9, become), (10, was), (11, when), (12, 1856), (13, period), (14, Wagner), (15, greatly), (16, Buddhism), (17, interested), (18, in)]

Die Sieger was drafted between 1856 and 1858 at a period when Wagner had become greatly interested in Buddhism

Die Sieger was drafted between [12] and 1858 at a [13] [11] [14] had become [15] [17] [18] [16]

Die Sieger was drafted between [12] and 1858 at a [13] when [14] had become [15] [17] [18] [16]

Die Sieger was drafted between 1856 and 1858 at a [13] when [14] had become [15] [17] [18] [16]

Die Sieger was drafted between 1856 and 1858 at a period when [14] had become [15] [17] [18] [16]

Die Sieger was drafted between 1856 and 1858 at a period when Wagner had become [15] [17] [18] [16]

Die Sieger was drafted between 1856 and 1858 at a period when Wagner had become greatly [17] [18] [16]

Die Sieger was drafted between 1856 and 1858 at a period when Wagner had become greatly [17] [18] Buddhism

Die Sieger was drafted between 1856 and 1858 at a period when Wagner had become greatly interested [18] Buddhism

"Die Sieger" was drafted between 1856 and 1858, at a period when Wagner had become greatly interested in Buddhism.


Prompt:
Given a list of pairs of numbers and words, replace the number with a bracket in a given sentence with the word one by one.

Provide the final sentence after filling the all numbers along with a list of the intermediate sentences after replacing each number.
The answer should consist only of alphanumeric characters, and except for "[1]", "[2]", etc., no punctuation such as periods is included.
Do not include the initial state and final state in the list of intermediate states.

[Question]
Sentence:
[13] [1] [18] [16] [14] [15] [7] [6] [4] [11] [12] H2O [8] the [9] [5] [2] [17] [10] [3]
List:
[(1, boehmite), (2, pseudoboehmite), (3, shorter), (4, that), (5, in), (6, chains), (7, AlOOH), (8, groups), (9, chains), (10, significantly), (11, have), (12, terminal), (13, While), (14, relatively), (15, long), (16, of), (17, are), (18, consists)]

While boehmite consists of relatively long AlOOH chains that have terminal H2O groups the chains in pseudoboehmite are significantly shorter

[13] boehmite [18] [16] [14] [15] [7] chains that [11] [12] H2O [8] the [9] in pseudoboehmite [17] [10] shorter

[13] boehmite [18] [16] [14] [15] AlOOH chains that [11] [12] H2O [8] the [9] in pseudoboehmite [17] [10] shorter

[13] boehmite [18] [16] [14] [15] AlOOH chains that [11] [12] H2O groups the [9] in pseudoboehmite [17] [10] shorter

[13] boehmite [18] [16] [14] [15] AlOOH chains that [11] [12] H2O groups the chains in pseudoboehmite [17] [10] shorter

[13] boehmite [18] [16] [14] [15] AlOOH chains that [11] [12] H2O groups the chains in pseudoboehmite [17] significantly shorter

[13] boehmite [18] [16] [14] [15] AlOOH chains that have [12] H2O groups the chains in pseudoboehmite [17] significantly shorter

[13] boehmite [18] [16] [14] [15] AlOOH chains that have terminal H2O groups the chains in pseudoboehmite [17] significantly shorter

While boehmite [18] [16] [14] [15] AlOOH chains that have terminal H2O groups the chains in pseudoboehmite [17] significantly shorter

While boehmite [18] [16] relatively [15] AlOOH chains that have terminal H2O groups the chains in pseudoboehmite [17] significantly shorter

While boehmite [18] [16] relatively long AlOOH chains that have terminal H2O groups the chains in pseudoboehmite [17] significantly shorter

While boehmite [18] of relatively long AlOOH chains that have terminal H2O groups the chains in pseudoboehmite [17] significantly shorter

While boehmite [18] of relatively long AlOOH chains that have terminal H2O groups the chains in pseudoboehmite are significantly shorter

While boehmite consists of relatively long AlOOH chains that have terminal H2O groups, the chains in pseudoboehmite are significantly shorter.