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] [10] [8] [12] [9] [1] Eccarius [2] 1962 [16] complicity in [7] [4] [6] [21] 13 [18] [5] [3] [15] the [17] [20] [11] facility [14] [19]
List:
[(1, against), (2, in), (3, prisoners), (4, killing), (5, Soviet), (6, of), (7, the), (8, charges), (9, filed), (10, criminal), (11, shooting), (12, were), (13, Additional), (14, in), (15, in), (16, for), (17, Genickschussanlage), (18, 000), (19, 1941), (20, neck), (21, over)]

Additional criminal charges were filed against Eccarius in 1962 for complicity in the killing of over 13 000 Soviet prisoners in the Genickschussanlage neck shooting facility in 1941

[13] [10] [8] [12] [9] against Eccarius in 1962 [16] complicity in [7] killing of [21] 13 [18] Soviet prisoners [15] the [17] [20] [11] facility [14] [19]

[13] [10] [8] [12] [9] against Eccarius in 1962 [16] complicity in the killing of [21] 13 [18] Soviet prisoners [15] the [17] [20] [11] facility [14] [19]

[13] [10] charges [12] [9] against Eccarius in 1962 [16] complicity in the killing of [21] 13 [18] Soviet prisoners [15] the [17] [20] [11] facility [14] [19]

[13] [10] charges [12] filed against Eccarius in 1962 [16] complicity in the killing of [21] 13 [18] Soviet prisoners [15] the [17] [20] [11] facility [14] [19]

[13] criminal charges [12] filed against Eccarius in 1962 [16] complicity in the killing of [21] 13 [18] Soviet prisoners [15] the [17] [20] [11] facility [14] [19]

[13] criminal charges [12] filed against Eccarius in 1962 [16] complicity in the killing of [21] 13 [18] Soviet prisoners [15] the [17] [20] shooting facility [14] [19]

[13] criminal charges were filed against Eccarius in 1962 [16] complicity in the killing of [21] 13 [18] Soviet prisoners [15] the [17] [20] shooting facility [14] [19]

Additional criminal charges were filed against Eccarius in 1962 [16] complicity in the killing of [21] 13 [18] Soviet prisoners [15] the [17] [20] shooting facility [14] [19]

Additional criminal charges were filed against Eccarius in 1962 [16] complicity in the killing of [21] 13 [18] Soviet prisoners [15] the [17] [20] shooting facility in [19]

Additional criminal charges were filed against Eccarius in 1962 [16] complicity in the killing of [21] 13 [18] Soviet prisoners in the [17] [20] shooting facility in [19]

Additional criminal charges were filed against Eccarius in 1962 for complicity in the killing of [21] 13 [18] Soviet prisoners in the [17] [20] shooting facility in [19]

Additional criminal charges were filed against Eccarius in 1962 for complicity in the killing of [21] 13 [18] Soviet prisoners in the Genickschussanlage [20] shooting facility in [19]

Additional criminal charges were filed against Eccarius in 1962 for complicity in the killing of [21] 13 000 Soviet prisoners in the Genickschussanlage [20] shooting facility in [19]

Additional criminal charges were filed against Eccarius in 1962 for complicity in the killing of [21] 13 000 Soviet prisoners in the Genickschussanlage [20] shooting facility in 1941

Additional criminal charges were filed against Eccarius in 1962 for complicity in the killing of [21] 13 000 Soviet prisoners in the Genickschussanlage neck shooting facility in 1941

Additional criminal charges were filed against Eccarius in 1962 for complicity in the killing of over 13,000 Soviet prisoners in the "Genickschussanlage" (neck shooting facility) in 1941.


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 [8] [13] and [17] [20] [2] Frognot [18] Store [9] [5] [14] [7] gasoline [11] 10 [21] a gallon [15] well as salt bread [1] [3] [4] [12] [16] [10] [19] [6]
List:
[(1, milk), (2, opened), (3, and), (4, sometimes), (5, they), (6, garden), (7, Sinclair), (8, 1926), (9, where), (10, their), (11, for), (12, vegetables), (13, Otis), (14, sold), (15, as), (16, from), (17, Hazel), (18, General), (19, own), (20, Dixon), (21, cents)]

In 1926 Otis and Hazel Dixon opened Frognot General Store where they sold Sinclair gasoline for 10 cents a gallon as well as salt bread milk and sometimes vegetables from their own garden

In [8] [13] and [17] [20] opened Frognot [18] Store [9] [5] [14] [7] gasoline [11] 10 [21] a gallon [15] well as salt bread milk and sometimes [12] [16] [10] [19] [6]

In [8] [13] and [17] [20] opened Frognot [18] Store [9] they [14] [7] gasoline [11] 10 [21] a gallon [15] well as salt bread milk and sometimes [12] [16] [10] [19] [6]

In [8] [13] and [17] [20] opened Frognot [18] Store [9] they [14] [7] gasoline [11] 10 [21] a gallon [15] well as salt bread milk and sometimes [12] [16] [10] [19] garden

In [8] [13] and [17] [20] opened Frognot [18] Store [9] they [14] Sinclair gasoline [11] 10 [21] a gallon [15] well as salt bread milk and sometimes [12] [16] [10] [19] garden

In 1926 [13] and [17] [20] opened Frognot [18] Store [9] they [14] Sinclair gasoline [11] 10 [21] a gallon [15] well as salt bread milk and sometimes [12] [16] [10] [19] garden

In 1926 [13] and [17] [20] opened Frognot [18] Store where they [14] Sinclair gasoline [11] 10 [21] a gallon [15] well as salt bread milk and sometimes [12] [16] [10] [19] garden

In 1926 [13] and [17] [20] opened Frognot [18] Store where they [14] Sinclair gasoline [11] 10 [21] a gallon [15] well as salt bread milk and sometimes [12] [16] their [19] garden

In 1926 [13] and [17] [20] opened Frognot [18] Store where they [14] Sinclair gasoline for 10 [21] a gallon [15] well as salt bread milk and sometimes [12] [16] their [19] garden

In 1926 [13] and [17] [20] opened Frognot [18] Store where they [14] Sinclair gasoline for 10 [21] a gallon [15] well as salt bread milk and sometimes vegetables [16] their [19] garden

In 1926 Otis and [17] [20] opened Frognot [18] Store where they [14] Sinclair gasoline for 10 [21] a gallon [15] well as salt bread milk and sometimes vegetables [16] their [19] garden

In 1926 Otis and [17] [20] opened Frognot [18] Store where they sold Sinclair gasoline for 10 [21] a gallon [15] well as salt bread milk and sometimes vegetables [16] their [19] garden

In 1926 Otis and [17] [20] opened Frognot [18] Store where they sold Sinclair gasoline for 10 [21] a gallon as well as salt bread milk and sometimes vegetables [16] their [19] garden

In 1926 Otis and [17] [20] opened Frognot [18] Store where they sold Sinclair gasoline for 10 [21] a gallon as well as salt bread milk and sometimes vegetables from their [19] garden

In 1926 Otis and Hazel [20] opened Frognot [18] Store where they sold Sinclair gasoline for 10 [21] a gallon as well as salt bread milk and sometimes vegetables from their [19] garden

In 1926 Otis and Hazel [20] opened Frognot General Store where they sold Sinclair gasoline for 10 [21] a gallon as well as salt bread milk and sometimes vegetables from their [19] garden

In 1926 Otis and Hazel [20] opened Frognot General Store where they sold Sinclair gasoline for 10 [21] a gallon as well as salt bread milk and sometimes vegetables from their own garden

In 1926 Otis and Hazel Dixon opened Frognot General Store where they sold Sinclair gasoline for 10 [21] a gallon as well as salt bread milk and sometimes vegetables from their own garden

In 1926, Otis and Hazel Dixon opened Frognot General Store, where they sold Sinclair gasoline for 10 cents a gallon, as well as salt, bread, milk, and sometimes vegetables from their own garden.


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:
[3] [18] [8] [10] [14] [12] [16] [4] [17] [9] [21] [13] [2] Tandon motorcycles [11] [15] [19] [5] reputation [1] [6] [7] [20]
List:
[(1, enjoying), (2, thought), (3, Despite), (4, shown), (5, poor), (6, only), (7, limited), (8, Milemaster), (9, good), (10, design), (11, suffered), (12, manufacture), (13, of), (14, and), (15, from), (16, having), (17, a), (18, the), (19, a), (20, popularity), (21, deal)]

Despite the Milemaster design and manufacture having shown a good deal of thought Tandon motorcycles suffered from a poor reputation enjoying only limited popularity

Despite [18] [8] [10] [14] [12] [16] shown [17] [9] [21] [13] thought Tandon motorcycles [11] [15] [19] poor reputation enjoying only [7] [20]

Despite [18] [8] [10] [14] [12] [16] shown [17] [9] [21] [13] thought Tandon motorcycles [11] [15] [19] poor reputation enjoying only limited [20]

Despite [18] Milemaster [10] [14] [12] [16] shown [17] [9] [21] [13] thought Tandon motorcycles [11] [15] [19] poor reputation enjoying only limited [20]

Despite [18] Milemaster [10] [14] [12] [16] shown [17] good [21] [13] thought Tandon motorcycles [11] [15] [19] poor reputation enjoying only limited [20]

Despite [18] Milemaster design [14] [12] [16] shown [17] good [21] [13] thought Tandon motorcycles [11] [15] [19] poor reputation enjoying only limited [20]

Despite [18] Milemaster design [14] [12] [16] shown [17] good [21] [13] thought Tandon motorcycles suffered [15] [19] poor reputation enjoying only limited [20]

Despite [18] Milemaster design [14] manufacture [16] shown [17] good [21] [13] thought Tandon motorcycles suffered [15] [19] poor reputation enjoying only limited [20]

Despite [18] Milemaster design [14] manufacture [16] shown [17] good [21] of thought Tandon motorcycles suffered [15] [19] poor reputation enjoying only limited [20]

Despite [18] Milemaster design and manufacture [16] shown [17] good [21] of thought Tandon motorcycles suffered [15] [19] poor reputation enjoying only limited [20]

Despite [18] Milemaster design and manufacture [16] shown [17] good [21] of thought Tandon motorcycles suffered from [19] poor reputation enjoying only limited [20]

Despite [18] Milemaster design and manufacture having shown [17] good [21] of thought Tandon motorcycles suffered from [19] poor reputation enjoying only limited [20]

Despite [18] Milemaster design and manufacture having shown a good [21] of thought Tandon motorcycles suffered from [19] poor reputation enjoying only limited [20]

Despite the Milemaster design and manufacture having shown a good [21] of thought Tandon motorcycles suffered from [19] poor reputation enjoying only limited [20]

Despite the Milemaster design and manufacture having shown a good [21] of thought Tandon motorcycles suffered from a poor reputation enjoying only limited [20]

Despite the Milemaster design and manufacture having shown a good [21] of thought Tandon motorcycles suffered from a poor reputation enjoying only limited popularity

Despite the Milemaster design and manufacture having shown "a good deal of thought", Tandon motorcycles suffered from a poor reputation , enjoying only limited popularity.


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:
[17] [10] [2] [13] [9] [6] [3] [15] [20] [21] contest [19] [5] [12] [4] rights [18] [16] [11] [7] [1] [8] [14]
List:
[(1, by), (2, took), (3, three), (4, the), (5, was), (6, all), (7, monument), (8, popular), (9, in), (10, Rygier), (11, the), (12, awarded), (13, part), (14, demand), (15, stages), (16, produce), (17, Teodor), (18, to), (19, and), (20, of), (21, the)]

Teodor Rygier took part in all three stages of the contest and was awarded the rights to produce the monument by popular demand

[17] [10] took [13] in all three [15] [20] [21] contest [19] was [12] the rights [18] [16] [11] monument by popular [14]

[17] Rygier took [13] in all three [15] [20] [21] contest [19] was [12] the rights [18] [16] [11] monument by popular [14]

[17] Rygier took [13] in all three [15] [20] [21] contest [19] was [12] the rights [18] [16] the monument by popular [14]

[17] Rygier took [13] in all three [15] [20] [21] contest [19] was awarded the rights [18] [16] the monument by popular [14]

[17] Rygier took part in all three [15] [20] [21] contest [19] was awarded the rights [18] [16] the monument by popular [14]

[17] Rygier took part in all three [15] [20] [21] contest [19] was awarded the rights [18] [16] the monument by popular demand

[17] Rygier took part in all three stages [20] [21] contest [19] was awarded the rights [18] [16] the monument by popular demand

[17] Rygier took part in all three stages [20] [21] contest [19] was awarded the rights [18] produce the monument by popular demand

Teodor Rygier took part in all three stages [20] [21] contest [19] was awarded the rights [18] produce the monument by popular demand

Teodor Rygier took part in all three stages [20] [21] contest [19] was awarded the rights to produce the monument by popular demand

Teodor Rygier took part in all three stages [20] [21] contest and was awarded the rights to produce the monument by popular demand

Teodor Rygier took part in all three stages of [21] contest and was awarded the rights to produce the monument by popular demand

Teodor Rygier took part in all three stages of the contest, and was awarded the rights to produce the monument "by popular demand".


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:
Instead [1] [8] that [6] [19] the religion [2] [4] appetites [7] that [17] [14] of the appetites [5] the fetish worshipper [18] [9] that [11] inanimate object [15] [16] [12] [10] character [3] gratify the desires [13] [20] [21]
List:
[(1, Marx), (2, of), (3, to), (4, sensuous), (5, tricks), (6, fetishism), (7, and), (8, said), (9, believing), (10, natural), (11, an), (12, its), (13, of), (14, fantasy), (15, will), (16, yield), (17, the), (18, into), (19, is), (20, the), (21, worshipper)]

Instead Marx said that fetishism is the religion of sensuous appetites and that the fantasy of the appetites tricks the fetish worshipper into believing that an inanimate object will yield its natural character to gratify the desires of the worshipper

Instead Marx [8] that [6] [19] the religion [2] [4] appetites [7] that [17] [14] of the appetites [5] the fetish worshipper [18] [9] that [11] inanimate object [15] [16] [12] [10] character [3] gratify the desires [13] [20] [21]

Instead Marx [8] that [6] [19] the religion of [4] appetites [7] that [17] [14] of the appetites [5] the fetish worshipper [18] [9] that [11] inanimate object [15] [16] [12] [10] character [3] gratify the desires [13] [20] [21]

Instead Marx [8] that [6] [19] the religion of [4] appetites [7] that [17] [14] of the appetites [5] the fetish worshipper [18] [9] that [11] inanimate object [15] [16] [12] [10] character to gratify the desires [13] [20] [21]

Instead Marx [8] that [6] [19] the religion of sensuous appetites [7] that [17] [14] of the appetites [5] the fetish worshipper [18] [9] that [11] inanimate object [15] [16] [12] [10] character to gratify the desires [13] [20] [21]

Instead Marx [8] that [6] [19] the religion of sensuous appetites [7] that [17] [14] of the appetites tricks the fetish worshipper [18] [9] that [11] inanimate object [15] [16] [12] [10] character to gratify the desires [13] [20] [21]

Instead Marx [8] that fetishism [19] the religion of sensuous appetites [7] that [17] [14] of the appetites tricks the fetish worshipper [18] [9] that [11] inanimate object [15] [16] [12] [10] character to gratify the desires [13] [20] [21]

Instead Marx [8] that fetishism [19] the religion of sensuous appetites and that [17] [14] of the appetites tricks the fetish worshipper [18] [9] that [11] inanimate object [15] [16] [12] [10] character to gratify the desires [13] [20] [21]

Instead Marx said that fetishism [19] the religion of sensuous appetites and that [17] [14] of the appetites tricks the fetish worshipper [18] [9] that [11] inanimate object [15] [16] [12] [10] character to gratify the desires [13] [20] [21]

Instead Marx said that fetishism [19] the religion of sensuous appetites and that [17] [14] of the appetites tricks the fetish worshipper [18] believing that [11] inanimate object [15] [16] [12] [10] character to gratify the desires [13] [20] [21]

Instead Marx said that fetishism [19] the religion of sensuous appetites and that [17] [14] of the appetites tricks the fetish worshipper [18] believing that [11] inanimate object [15] [16] [12] natural character to gratify the desires [13] [20] [21]

Instead Marx said that fetishism [19] the religion of sensuous appetites and that [17] [14] of the appetites tricks the fetish worshipper [18] believing that an inanimate object [15] [16] [12] natural character to gratify the desires [13] [20] [21]

Instead Marx said that fetishism [19] the religion of sensuous appetites and that [17] [14] of the appetites tricks the fetish worshipper [18] believing that an inanimate object [15] [16] its natural character to gratify the desires [13] [20] [21]

Instead Marx said that fetishism [19] the religion of sensuous appetites and that [17] [14] of the appetites tricks the fetish worshipper [18] believing that an inanimate object [15] [16] its natural character to gratify the desires of [20] [21]

Instead Marx said that fetishism [19] the religion of sensuous appetites and that [17] fantasy of the appetites tricks the fetish worshipper [18] believing that an inanimate object [15] [16] its natural character to gratify the desires of [20] [21]

Instead Marx said that fetishism [19] the religion of sensuous appetites and that [17] fantasy of the appetites tricks the fetish worshipper [18] believing that an inanimate object will [16] its natural character to gratify the desires of [20] [21]

Instead Marx said that fetishism [19] the religion of sensuous appetites and that [17] fantasy of the appetites tricks the fetish worshipper [18] believing that an inanimate object will yield its natural character to gratify the desires of [20] [21]

Instead Marx said that fetishism [19] the religion of sensuous appetites and that the fantasy of the appetites tricks the fetish worshipper [18] believing that an inanimate object will yield its natural character to gratify the desires of [20] [21]

Instead Marx said that fetishism [19] the religion of sensuous appetites and that the fantasy of the appetites tricks the fetish worshipper into believing that an inanimate object will yield its natural character to gratify the desires of [20] [21]

Instead Marx said that fetishism is the religion of sensuous appetites and that the fantasy of the appetites tricks the fetish worshipper into believing that an inanimate object will yield its natural character to gratify the desires of [20] [21]

Instead Marx said that fetishism is the religion of sensuous appetites and that the fantasy of the appetites tricks the fetish worshipper into believing that an inanimate object will yield its natural character to gratify the desires of the [21]

Instead, Marx said that fetishism is "the religion of sensuous appetites", and that the fantasy of the appetites tricks the fetish worshipper into believing that an inanimate object will yield its natural character to gratify the desires of the worshipper.


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] [13] [7] [15] [21] [17] [18] [1] [12] [20] [10] [16] [19] [9] [11] [8] [4] [2] [3] [6] [14]
List:
[(1, a), (2, by), (3, teammate), (4, recovered), (5, Late), (6, Yannick), (7, the), (8, was), (9, Watson), (10, of), (11, which), (12, fumble), (13, in), (14, Ngakoue), (15, third), (16, quarterback), (17, Fowler), (18, forced), (19, Deshaun), (20, off), (21, quarter)]

Late in the third quarter Fowler forced a fumble off of quarterback Deshaun Watson which was recovered by teammate Yannick Ngakoue

Late [13] the [15] [21] [17] [18] a [12] [20] of [16] [19] Watson [11] was recovered by teammate Yannick [14]

Late [13] the [15] [21] [17] [18] a [12] [20] of [16] [19] Watson which was recovered by teammate Yannick [14]

Late [13] the [15] [21] [17] [18] a fumble [20] of [16] [19] Watson which was recovered by teammate Yannick [14]

Late in the [15] [21] [17] [18] a fumble [20] of [16] [19] Watson which was recovered by teammate Yannick [14]

Late in the [15] [21] [17] [18] a fumble [20] of [16] [19] Watson which was recovered by teammate Yannick Ngakoue

Late in the third [21] [17] [18] a fumble [20] of [16] [19] Watson which was recovered by teammate Yannick Ngakoue

Late in the third [21] [17] [18] a fumble [20] of quarterback [19] Watson which was recovered by teammate Yannick Ngakoue

Late in the third [21] Fowler [18] a fumble [20] of quarterback [19] Watson which was recovered by teammate Yannick Ngakoue

Late in the third [21] Fowler forced a fumble [20] of quarterback [19] Watson which was recovered by teammate Yannick Ngakoue

Late in the third [21] Fowler forced a fumble [20] of quarterback Deshaun Watson which was recovered by teammate Yannick Ngakoue

Late in the third [21] Fowler forced a fumble off of quarterback Deshaun Watson which was recovered by teammate Yannick Ngakoue

Late in the third quarter, Fowler forced a fumble off of quarterback Deshaun Watson, which was recovered by teammate Yannick Ngakoue.


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:
[21] [1] [19] [9] of [14] [6] [2] [16] [8] [18] [17] [20] [13] [3] [15] [10] [5] [11] [7] Pulaski Heights [4] [12]
List:
[(1, 1891), (2, from), (3, and), (4, Land), (5, Moss), (6, primarily), (7, the), (8, led), (9, group), (10, E), (11, incorporated), (12, Company), (13, Auten), (14, investors), (15, Edgar), (16, Michigan), (17, Henry), (18, by), (19, a), (20, F), (21, In)]

In 1891 a group of investors primarily from Michigan led by Henry F Auten and Edgar E Moss incorporated the Pulaski Heights Land Company

[21] 1891 [19] group of [14] primarily from [16] led [18] [17] [20] [13] and [15] E Moss [11] the Pulaski Heights Land [12]

[21] 1891 [19] group of [14] primarily from [16] led [18] [17] [20] [13] and [15] E Moss incorporated the Pulaski Heights Land [12]

[21] 1891 [19] group of [14] primarily from [16] led [18] [17] [20] [13] and [15] E Moss incorporated the Pulaski Heights Land Company

[21] 1891 [19] group of [14] primarily from [16] led [18] [17] [20] Auten and [15] E Moss incorporated the Pulaski Heights Land Company

[21] 1891 [19] group of investors primarily from [16] led [18] [17] [20] Auten and [15] E Moss incorporated the Pulaski Heights Land Company

[21] 1891 [19] group of investors primarily from [16] led [18] [17] [20] Auten and Edgar E Moss incorporated the Pulaski Heights Land Company

[21] 1891 [19] group of investors primarily from Michigan led [18] [17] [20] Auten and Edgar E Moss incorporated the Pulaski Heights Land Company

[21] 1891 [19] group of investors primarily from Michigan led [18] Henry [20] Auten and Edgar E Moss incorporated the Pulaski Heights Land Company

[21] 1891 [19] group of investors primarily from Michigan led by Henry [20] Auten and Edgar E Moss incorporated the Pulaski Heights Land Company

[21] 1891 a group of investors primarily from Michigan led by Henry [20] Auten and Edgar E Moss incorporated the Pulaski Heights Land Company

[21] 1891 a group of investors primarily from Michigan led by Henry F Auten and Edgar E Moss incorporated the Pulaski Heights Land Company

In 1891 a group of investors primarily from Michigan, led by Henry F. Auten and Edgar E. Moss, incorporated the Pulaski Heights Land Company.


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:
Traditionally [21] [11] [10] [6] was [5] [15] [12] [2] [3] [8] Patrick [13] Day the [17] [7] [18] but [1] [16] [20] moved [19] mid [9] [4] [14]
List:
[(1, it), (2, Park), (3, on), (4, in), (5, played), (6, final), (7, of), (8, St), (9, February), (10, Ireland), (11, All), (12, Croke), (13, s), (14, 2022), (15, in), (16, was), (17, 17th), (18, March), (19, to), (20, also), (21, the)]

Traditionally the All Ireland final was played in Croke Park on St Patrick s Day the 17th of March but it was also moved to mid February in 2022

Traditionally [21] [11] [10] final was played [15] [12] Park on [8] Patrick [13] Day the [17] [7] [18] but it [16] [20] moved [19] mid [9] in [14]

Traditionally [21] [11] [10] final was played [15] [12] Park on [8] Patrick [13] Day the [17] of [18] but it [16] [20] moved [19] mid [9] in [14]

Traditionally [21] [11] [10] final was played [15] [12] Park on St Patrick [13] Day the [17] of [18] but it [16] [20] moved [19] mid [9] in [14]

Traditionally [21] [11] [10] final was played [15] [12] Park on St Patrick [13] Day the [17] of [18] but it [16] [20] moved [19] mid February in [14]

Traditionally [21] [11] Ireland final was played [15] [12] Park on St Patrick [13] Day the [17] of [18] but it [16] [20] moved [19] mid February in [14]

Traditionally [21] All Ireland final was played [15] [12] Park on St Patrick [13] Day the [17] of [18] but it [16] [20] moved [19] mid February in [14]

Traditionally [21] All Ireland final was played [15] Croke Park on St Patrick [13] Day the [17] of [18] but it [16] [20] moved [19] mid February in [14]

Traditionally [21] All Ireland final was played [15] Croke Park on St Patrick s Day the [17] of [18] but it [16] [20] moved [19] mid February in [14]

Traditionally [21] All Ireland final was played [15] Croke Park on St Patrick s Day the [17] of [18] but it [16] [20] moved [19] mid February in 2022

Traditionally [21] All Ireland final was played in Croke Park on St Patrick s Day the [17] of [18] but it [16] [20] moved [19] mid February in 2022

Traditionally [21] All Ireland final was played in Croke Park on St Patrick s Day the [17] of [18] but it was [20] moved [19] mid February in 2022

Traditionally [21] All Ireland final was played in Croke Park on St Patrick s Day the 17th of [18] but it was [20] moved [19] mid February in 2022

Traditionally [21] All Ireland final was played in Croke Park on St Patrick s Day the 17th of March but it was [20] moved [19] mid February in 2022

Traditionally [21] All Ireland final was played in Croke Park on St Patrick s Day the 17th of March but it was [20] moved to mid February in 2022

Traditionally [21] All Ireland final was played in Croke Park on St Patrick s Day the 17th of March but it was also moved to mid February in 2022

Traditionally, the All-Ireland final was played in Croke Park on St. Patrick's Day, the 17th of March, but it was also moved to mid February in 2022.


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:
[20] Allen [12] [10] a [4] [8] [14] [16] [7] the [5] [17] [18] [13] the [11] Assembly [1] [21] [19] [3] having [15] election [6] [2] [9] general election
List:
[(1, from), (2, the), (3, 1999), (4, South), (5, National), (6, in), (7, represented), (8, African), (9, 1994), (10, is), (11, National), (12, Wyngaard), (13, in), (14, politician), (15, gained), (16, who), (17, Party), (18, NP), (19, to), (20, Christiaan), (21, 1994)]

Christiaan Allen Wyngaard is a South African politician who represented the National Party NP in the National Assembly from 1994 to 1999 having gained election in the 1994 general election

[20] Allen [12] [10] a South [8] [14] [16] [7] the National [17] [18] [13] the [11] Assembly from [21] [19] 1999 having [15] election [6] the [9] general election

[20] Allen [12] [10] a South [8] [14] [16] [7] the National [17] [18] [13] the [11] Assembly from [21] [19] 1999 having [15] election in the [9] general election

[20] Allen [12] [10] a South [8] [14] [16] represented the National [17] [18] [13] the [11] Assembly from [21] [19] 1999 having [15] election in the [9] general election

[20] Allen [12] [10] a South African [14] [16] represented the National [17] [18] [13] the [11] Assembly from [21] [19] 1999 having [15] election in the [9] general election

[20] Allen [12] [10] a South African [14] [16] represented the National [17] [18] [13] the [11] Assembly from [21] [19] 1999 having [15] election in the 1994 general election

[20] Allen [12] is a South African [14] [16] represented the National [17] [18] [13] the [11] Assembly from [21] [19] 1999 having [15] election in the 1994 general election

[20] Allen [12] is a South African [14] [16] represented the National [17] [18] [13] the National Assembly from [21] [19] 1999 having [15] election in the 1994 general election

[20] Allen Wyngaard is a South African [14] [16] represented the National [17] [18] [13] the National Assembly from [21] [19] 1999 having [15] election in the 1994 general election

[20] Allen Wyngaard is a South African [14] [16] represented the National [17] [18] in the National Assembly from [21] [19] 1999 having [15] election in the 1994 general election

[20] Allen Wyngaard is a South African politician [16] represented the National [17] [18] in the National Assembly from [21] [19] 1999 having [15] election in the 1994 general election

[20] Allen Wyngaard is a South African politician [16] represented the National [17] [18] in the National Assembly from [21] [19] 1999 having gained election in the 1994 general election

[20] Allen Wyngaard is a South African politician who represented the National [17] [18] in the National Assembly from [21] [19] 1999 having gained election in the 1994 general election

[20] Allen Wyngaard is a South African politician who represented the National Party [18] in the National Assembly from [21] [19] 1999 having gained election in the 1994 general election

[20] Allen Wyngaard is a South African politician who represented the National Party NP in the National Assembly from [21] [19] 1999 having gained election in the 1994 general election

[20] Allen Wyngaard is a South African politician who represented the National Party NP in the National Assembly from [21] to 1999 having gained election in the 1994 general election

Christiaan Allen Wyngaard is a South African politician who represented the National Party NP in the National Assembly from [21] to 1999 having gained election in the 1994 general election

Christiaan Allen Wyngaard is a South African politician who represented the National Party (NP) in the National Assembly from 1994 to 1999, having gained election in the 1994 general election.


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] [9] [6] following 2011 and the [8] Spring [20] media [13] calls it the mildest and most democratic [15] [3] [19] history [5] omits [2] [21] adoption of the [12] i feqih [7] the [18] s founder Rached Ghannouchi who [14] [10] [11] president [4] 38 [17] [16] interruption
List:
[(1, Robert), (2, the), (3, party), (4, for), (5, but), (6, Worth), (7, by), (8, Arab), (9, F), (10, remained), (11, its), (12, velayat), (13, reports), (14, has), (15, Islamist), (16, without), (17, years), (18, movement), (19, in), (20, mainstream), (21, ideological)]

Robert F Worth following 2011 and the Arab Spring mainstream media reports calls it the mildest and most democratic Islamist party in history but omits the ideological adoption of the velayat i feqih by the movement s founder Rached Ghannouchi who has remained its president for 38 years without interruption

Robert [9] [6] following 2011 and the [8] Spring [20] media [13] calls it the mildest and most democratic [15] [3] [19] history [5] omits [2] [21] adoption of the [12] i feqih [7] the [18] s founder Rached Ghannouchi who [14] [10] [11] president [4] 38 [17] [16] interruption

Robert [9] [6] following 2011 and the [8] Spring [20] media [13] calls it the mildest and most democratic [15] [3] [19] history [5] omits the [21] adoption of the [12] i feqih [7] the [18] s founder Rached Ghannouchi who [14] [10] [11] president [4] 38 [17] [16] interruption

Robert [9] [6] following 2011 and the [8] Spring [20] media [13] calls it the mildest and most democratic [15] party [19] history [5] omits the [21] adoption of the [12] i feqih [7] the [18] s founder Rached Ghannouchi who [14] [10] [11] president [4] 38 [17] [16] interruption

Robert [9] [6] following 2011 and the [8] Spring [20] media [13] calls it the mildest and most democratic [15] party [19] history [5] omits the [21] adoption of the [12] i feqih [7] the [18] s founder Rached Ghannouchi who [14] [10] [11] president for 38 [17] [16] interruption

Robert [9] [6] following 2011 and the [8] Spring [20] media [13] calls it the mildest and most democratic [15] party [19] history but omits the [21] adoption of the [12] i feqih [7] the [18] s founder Rached Ghannouchi who [14] [10] [11] president for 38 [17] [16] interruption

Robert [9] Worth following 2011 and the [8] Spring [20] media [13] calls it the mildest and most democratic [15] party [19] history but omits the [21] adoption of the [12] i feqih [7] the [18] s founder Rached Ghannouchi who [14] [10] [11] president for 38 [17] [16] interruption

Robert [9] Worth following 2011 and the [8] Spring [20] media [13] calls it the mildest and most democratic [15] party [19] history but omits the [21] adoption of the [12] i feqih by the [18] s founder Rached Ghannouchi who [14] [10] [11] president for 38 [17] [16] interruption

Robert [9] Worth following 2011 and the Arab Spring [20] media [13] calls it the mildest and most democratic [15] party [19] history but omits the [21] adoption of the [12] i feqih by the [18] s founder Rached Ghannouchi who [14] [10] [11] president for 38 [17] [16] interruption

Robert F Worth following 2011 and the Arab Spring [20] media [13] calls it the mildest and most democratic [15] party [19] history but omits the [21] adoption of the [12] i feqih by the [18] s founder Rached Ghannouchi who [14] [10] [11] president for 38 [17] [16] interruption

Robert F Worth following 2011 and the Arab Spring [20] media [13] calls it the mildest and most democratic [15] party [19] history but omits the [21] adoption of the [12] i feqih by the [18] s founder Rached Ghannouchi who [14] remained [11] president for 38 [17] [16] interruption

Robert F Worth following 2011 and the Arab Spring [20] media [13] calls it the mildest and most democratic [15] party [19] history but omits the [21] adoption of the [12] i feqih by the [18] s founder Rached Ghannouchi who [14] remained its president for 38 [17] [16] interruption

Robert F Worth following 2011 and the Arab Spring [20] media [13] calls it the mildest and most democratic [15] party [19] history but omits the [21] adoption of the velayat i feqih by the [18] s founder Rached Ghannouchi who [14] remained its president for 38 [17] [16] interruption

Robert F Worth following 2011 and the Arab Spring [20] media reports calls it the mildest and most democratic [15] party [19] history but omits the [21] adoption of the velayat i feqih by the [18] s founder Rached Ghannouchi who [14] remained its president for 38 [17] [16] interruption

Robert F Worth following 2011 and the Arab Spring [20] media reports calls it the mildest and most democratic [15] party [19] history but omits the [21] adoption of the velayat i feqih by the [18] s founder Rached Ghannouchi who has remained its president for 38 [17] [16] interruption

Robert F Worth following 2011 and the Arab Spring [20] media reports calls it the mildest and most democratic Islamist party [19] history but omits the [21] adoption of the velayat i feqih by the [18] s founder Rached Ghannouchi who has remained its president for 38 [17] [16] interruption

Robert F Worth following 2011 and the Arab Spring [20] media reports calls it the mildest and most democratic Islamist party [19] history but omits the [21] adoption of the velayat i feqih by the [18] s founder Rached Ghannouchi who has remained its president for 38 [17] without interruption

Robert F Worth following 2011 and the Arab Spring [20] media reports calls it the mildest and most democratic Islamist party [19] history but omits the [21] adoption of the velayat i feqih by the [18] s founder Rached Ghannouchi who has remained its president for 38 years without interruption

Robert F Worth following 2011 and the Arab Spring [20] media reports calls it the mildest and most democratic Islamist party [19] history but omits the [21] adoption of the velayat i feqih by the movement s founder Rached Ghannouchi who has remained its president for 38 years without interruption

Robert F Worth following 2011 and the Arab Spring [20] media reports calls it the mildest and most democratic Islamist party in history but omits the [21] adoption of the velayat i feqih by the movement s founder Rached Ghannouchi who has remained its president for 38 years without interruption

Robert F Worth following 2011 and the Arab Spring mainstream media reports calls it the mildest and most democratic Islamist party in history but omits the [21] adoption of the velayat i feqih by the movement s founder Rached Ghannouchi who has remained its president for 38 years without interruption

Robert F. Worth, following 2011 and the "Arab Spring" mainstream media reports, calls it "the mildest and most democratic Islamist party in history" but omits the ideological adoption of the "velayat-i feqih" by the movement's founder Rached Ghannouchi, who has remained its president for 38 years without interruption.


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:
They appear when [1] player time travels to [10] [17] [7] [5] [16] [19] [21] [15] when [6] player [11] three purple rocks to [13] a [2] whenever [14] player destroys [20] [4] [8] come [22] life out [3] window [9] [12] [18] player
List:
[(1, the), (2, Minikit), (3, the), (4, the), (5, 2015), (6, the), (7, in), (8, Autons), (9, and), (10, Central), (11, destroys), (12, attack), (13, get), (14, the), (15, as), (16, using), (17, London), (18, the), (19, the), (20, one), (21, TARDIS), (22, to)]

They appear when the player time travels to Central London in 2015 using the TARDIS as when the player destroys three purple rocks to get a Minikit whenever the player destroys one the Autons come to life out the window and attack the player

They appear when the player time travels to [10] [17] [7] [5] [16] [19] [21] [15] when [6] player [11] three purple rocks to [13] a [2] whenever [14] player destroys [20] [4] [8] come [22] life out [3] window [9] [12] [18] player

They appear when the player time travels to [10] [17] [7] [5] [16] [19] [21] [15] when [6] player [11] three purple rocks to [13] a Minikit whenever [14] player destroys [20] [4] [8] come [22] life out [3] window [9] [12] [18] player

They appear when the player time travels to [10] [17] [7] [5] [16] [19] [21] [15] when [6] player [11] three purple rocks to [13] a Minikit whenever [14] player destroys [20] [4] [8] come [22] life out the window [9] [12] [18] player

They appear when the player time travels to [10] [17] [7] [5] [16] [19] [21] [15] when [6] player [11] three purple rocks to [13] a Minikit whenever [14] player destroys [20] the [8] come [22] life out the window [9] [12] [18] player

They appear when the player time travels to [10] [17] [7] 2015 [16] [19] [21] [15] when [6] player [11] three purple rocks to [13] a Minikit whenever [14] player destroys [20] the [8] come [22] life out the window [9] [12] [18] player

They appear when the player time travels to [10] [17] [7] 2015 [16] [19] [21] [15] when the player [11] three purple rocks to [13] a Minikit whenever [14] player destroys [20] the [8] come [22] life out the window [9] [12] [18] player

They appear when the player time travels to [10] [17] in 2015 [16] [19] [21] [15] when the player [11] three purple rocks to [13] a Minikit whenever [14] player destroys [20] the [8] come [22] life out the window [9] [12] [18] player

They appear when the player time travels to [10] [17] in 2015 [16] [19] [21] [15] when the player [11] three purple rocks to [13] a Minikit whenever [14] player destroys [20] the Autons come [22] life out the window [9] [12] [18] player

They appear when the player time travels to [10] [17] in 2015 [16] [19] [21] [15] when the player [11] three purple rocks to [13] a Minikit whenever [14] player destroys [20] the Autons come [22] life out the window and [12] [18] player

They appear when the player time travels to Central [17] in 2015 [16] [19] [21] [15] when the player [11] three purple rocks to [13] a Minikit whenever [14] player destroys [20] the Autons come [22] life out the window and [12] [18] player

They appear when the player time travels to Central [17] in 2015 [16] [19] [21] [15] when the player destroys three purple rocks to [13] a Minikit whenever [14] player destroys [20] the Autons come [22] life out the window and [12] [18] player

They appear when the player time travels to Central [17] in 2015 [16] [19] [21] [15] when the player destroys three purple rocks to [13] a Minikit whenever [14] player destroys [20] the Autons come [22] life out the window and attack [18] player

They appear when the player time travels to Central [17] in 2015 [16] [19] [21] [15] when the player destroys three purple rocks to get a Minikit whenever [14] player destroys [20] the Autons come [22] life out the window and attack [18] player

They appear when the player time travels to Central [17] in 2015 [16] [19] [21] [15] when the player destroys three purple rocks to get a Minikit whenever the player destroys [20] the Autons come [22] life out the window and attack [18] player

They appear when the player time travels to Central [17] in 2015 [16] [19] [21] as when the player destroys three purple rocks to get a Minikit whenever the player destroys [20] the Autons come [22] life out the window and attack [18] player

They appear when the player time travels to Central [17] in 2015 using [19] [21] as when the player destroys three purple rocks to get a Minikit whenever the player destroys [20] the Autons come [22] life out the window and attack [18] player

They appear when the player time travels to Central London in 2015 using [19] [21] as when the player destroys three purple rocks to get a Minikit whenever the player destroys [20] the Autons come [22] life out the window and attack [18] player

They appear when the player time travels to Central London in 2015 using [19] [21] as when the player destroys three purple rocks to get a Minikit whenever the player destroys [20] the Autons come [22] life out the window and attack the player

They appear when the player time travels to Central London in 2015 using the [21] as when the player destroys three purple rocks to get a Minikit whenever the player destroys [20] the Autons come [22] life out the window and attack the player

They appear when the player time travels to Central London in 2015 using the [21] as when the player destroys three purple rocks to get a Minikit whenever the player destroys one the Autons come [22] life out the window and attack the player

They appear when the player time travels to Central London in 2015 using the TARDIS as when the player destroys three purple rocks to get a Minikit whenever the player destroys one the Autons come [22] life out the window and attack the player

They appear when the player time travels to Central London in 2015 using the TARDIS, as when the player destroys three purple rocks to get a Minikit, whenever the player destroys one, the Autons come to life out the window and attack the player.


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:
He [2] born [13] Tibshelf [12] [18] worked [20] [10] compensation [3] [19] [7] Derbyshire [6] [21] eventually [9] [8] [15] and honorary [14] [11] [16] [4] Miners [17] [22] [1] [5]
List:
[(1, at), (2, was), (3, agent), (4, Derbyshire), (5, Skegness), (6, Miners), (7, the), (8, assistant), (9, becoming), (10, a), (11, of), (12, Derbyshire), (13, in), (14, secretary), (15, secretary), (16, the), (17, Convalescent), (18, and), (19, for), (20, as), (21, Association), (22, Home)]

He was born in Tibshelf Derbyshire and worked as a compensation agent for the Derbyshire Miners Association eventually becoming assistant secretary and honorary secretary of the Derbyshire Miners Convalescent Home at Skegness

He was born [13] Tibshelf [12] [18] worked [20] [10] compensation [3] [19] [7] Derbyshire [6] [21] eventually [9] [8] [15] and honorary [14] [11] [16] [4] Miners [17] [22] at [5]

He was born [13] Tibshelf [12] [18] worked [20] [10] compensation agent [19] [7] Derbyshire [6] [21] eventually [9] [8] [15] and honorary [14] [11] [16] [4] Miners [17] [22] at [5]

He was born [13] Tibshelf [12] [18] worked [20] [10] compensation agent [19] [7] Derbyshire [6] [21] eventually [9] [8] [15] and honorary [14] [11] [16] Derbyshire Miners [17] [22] at [5]

He was born [13] Tibshelf [12] [18] worked [20] [10] compensation agent [19] [7] Derbyshire [6] [21] eventually [9] [8] [15] and honorary [14] [11] [16] Derbyshire Miners [17] [22] at Skegness

He was born [13] Tibshelf [12] [18] worked [20] [10] compensation agent [19] [7] Derbyshire Miners [21] eventually [9] [8] [15] and honorary [14] [11] [16] Derbyshire Miners [17] [22] at Skegness

He was born [13] Tibshelf [12] [18] worked [20] [10] compensation agent [19] the Derbyshire Miners [21] eventually [9] [8] [15] and honorary [14] [11] [16] Derbyshire Miners [17] [22] at Skegness

He was born [13] Tibshelf [12] [18] worked [20] [10] compensation agent [19] the Derbyshire Miners [21] eventually [9] assistant [15] and honorary [14] [11] [16] Derbyshire Miners [17] [22] at Skegness

He was born [13] Tibshelf [12] [18] worked [20] [10] compensation agent [19] the Derbyshire Miners [21] eventually becoming assistant [15] and honorary [14] [11] [16] Derbyshire Miners [17] [22] at Skegness

He was born [13] Tibshelf [12] [18] worked [20] a compensation agent [19] the Derbyshire Miners [21] eventually becoming assistant [15] and honorary [14] [11] [16] Derbyshire Miners [17] [22] at Skegness

He was born [13] Tibshelf [12] [18] worked [20] a compensation agent [19] the Derbyshire Miners [21] eventually becoming assistant [15] and honorary [14] of [16] Derbyshire Miners [17] [22] at Skegness

He was born [13] Tibshelf Derbyshire [18] worked [20] a compensation agent [19] the Derbyshire Miners [21] eventually becoming assistant [15] and honorary [14] of [16] Derbyshire Miners [17] [22] at Skegness

He was born in Tibshelf Derbyshire [18] worked [20] a compensation agent [19] the Derbyshire Miners [21] eventually becoming assistant [15] and honorary [14] of [16] Derbyshire Miners [17] [22] at Skegness

He was born in Tibshelf Derbyshire [18] worked [20] a compensation agent [19] the Derbyshire Miners [21] eventually becoming assistant [15] and honorary secretary of [16] Derbyshire Miners [17] [22] at Skegness

He was born in Tibshelf Derbyshire [18] worked [20] a compensation agent [19] the Derbyshire Miners [21] eventually becoming assistant secretary and honorary secretary of [16] Derbyshire Miners [17] [22] at Skegness

He was born in Tibshelf Derbyshire [18] worked [20] a compensation agent [19] the Derbyshire Miners [21] eventually becoming assistant secretary and honorary secretary of the Derbyshire Miners [17] [22] at Skegness

He was born in Tibshelf Derbyshire [18] worked [20] a compensation agent [19] the Derbyshire Miners [21] eventually becoming assistant secretary and honorary secretary of the Derbyshire Miners Convalescent [22] at Skegness

He was born in Tibshelf Derbyshire and worked [20] a compensation agent [19] the Derbyshire Miners [21] eventually becoming assistant secretary and honorary secretary of the Derbyshire Miners Convalescent [22] at Skegness

He was born in Tibshelf Derbyshire and worked [20] a compensation agent for the Derbyshire Miners [21] eventually becoming assistant secretary and honorary secretary of the Derbyshire Miners Convalescent [22] at Skegness

He was born in Tibshelf Derbyshire and worked as a compensation agent for the Derbyshire Miners [21] eventually becoming assistant secretary and honorary secretary of the Derbyshire Miners Convalescent [22] at Skegness

He was born in Tibshelf Derbyshire and worked as a compensation agent for the Derbyshire Miners Association eventually becoming assistant secretary and honorary secretary of the Derbyshire Miners Convalescent [22] at Skegness

He was born in Tibshelf, Derbyshire and worked as a compensation agent for the Derbyshire Miners' Association, eventually becoming assistant secretary, and honorary secretary of the Derbyshire Miners' Convalescent Home at Skegness.


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:
Although [15] [21] much scholarly [20] as [19] [16] or not [22] [3] that the boys are [4] [7] meant [8] [11] protection for [18] bones [6] the [5] or increase the amount of [9] inflicted on [13] opponent [14] is [17] that except gloves [10] [2] belts [12] wore as little [1] possible
List:
[(1, as), (2, and), (3, gloves), (4, wearing), (5, wearer), (6, of), (7, were), (8, to), (9, damage), (10, jewellery), (11, provide), (12, competitors), (13, the), (14, it), (15, there), (16, whether), (17, clear), (18, the), (19, to), (20, debate), (21, is), (22, the)]

Although there is much scholarly debate as to whether or not the gloves that the boys are wearing were meant to provide protection for the bones of the wearer or increase the amount of damage inflicted on the opponent it is clear that except gloves jewellery and belts competitors wore as little as possible

Although [15] [21] much scholarly [20] as [19] [16] or not [22] [3] that the boys are [4] [7] meant [8] [11] protection for [18] bones [6] the [5] or increase the amount of [9] inflicted on [13] opponent [14] is [17] that except gloves [10] [2] belts [12] wore as little as possible

Although [15] [21] much scholarly [20] as [19] [16] or not [22] [3] that the boys are [4] [7] meant [8] [11] protection for [18] bones [6] the [5] or increase the amount of [9] inflicted on [13] opponent [14] is [17] that except gloves [10] and belts [12] wore as little as possible

Although [15] [21] much scholarly [20] as [19] [16] or not [22] gloves that the boys are [4] [7] meant [8] [11] protection for [18] bones [6] the [5] or increase the amount of [9] inflicted on [13] opponent [14] is [17] that except gloves [10] and belts [12] wore as little as possible

Although [15] [21] much scholarly [20] as [19] [16] or not [22] gloves that the boys are wearing [7] meant [8] [11] protection for [18] bones [6] the [5] or increase the amount of [9] inflicted on [13] opponent [14] is [17] that except gloves [10] and belts [12] wore as little as possible

Although [15] [21] much scholarly [20] as [19] [16] or not [22] gloves that the boys are wearing [7] meant [8] [11] protection for [18] bones [6] the wearer or increase the amount of [9] inflicted on [13] opponent [14] is [17] that except gloves [10] and belts [12] wore as little as possible

Although [15] [21] much scholarly [20] as [19] [16] or not [22] gloves that the boys are wearing [7] meant [8] [11] protection for [18] bones of the wearer or increase the amount of [9] inflicted on [13] opponent [14] is [17] that except gloves [10] and belts [12] wore as little as possible

Although [15] [21] much scholarly [20] as [19] [16] or not [22] gloves that the boys are wearing were meant [8] [11] protection for [18] bones of the wearer or increase the amount of [9] inflicted on [13] opponent [14] is [17] that except gloves [10] and belts [12] wore as little as possible

Although [15] [21] much scholarly [20] as [19] [16] or not [22] gloves that the boys are wearing were meant to [11] protection for [18] bones of the wearer or increase the amount of [9] inflicted on [13] opponent [14] is [17] that except gloves [10] and belts [12] wore as little as possible

Although [15] [21] much scholarly [20] as [19] [16] or not [22] gloves that the boys are wearing were meant to [11] protection for [18] bones of the wearer or increase the amount of damage inflicted on [13] opponent [14] is [17] that except gloves [10] and belts [12] wore as little as possible

Although [15] [21] much scholarly [20] as [19] [16] or not [22] gloves that the boys are wearing were meant to [11] protection for [18] bones of the wearer or increase the amount of damage inflicted on [13] opponent [14] is [17] that except gloves jewellery and belts [12] wore as little as possible

Although [15] [21] much scholarly [20] as [19] [16] or not [22] gloves that the boys are wearing were meant to provide protection for [18] bones of the wearer or increase the amount of damage inflicted on [13] opponent [14] is [17] that except gloves jewellery and belts [12] wore as little as possible

Although [15] [21] much scholarly [20] as [19] [16] or not [22] gloves that the boys are wearing were meant to provide protection for [18] bones of the wearer or increase the amount of damage inflicted on [13] opponent [14] is [17] that except gloves jewellery and belts competitors wore as little as possible

Although [15] [21] much scholarly [20] as [19] [16] or not [22] gloves that the boys are wearing were meant to provide protection for [18] bones of the wearer or increase the amount of damage inflicted on the opponent [14] is [17] that except gloves jewellery and belts competitors wore as little as possible

Although [15] [21] much scholarly [20] as [19] [16] or not [22] gloves that the boys are wearing were meant to provide protection for [18] bones of the wearer or increase the amount of damage inflicted on the opponent it is [17] that except gloves jewellery and belts competitors wore as little as possible

Although there [21] much scholarly [20] as [19] [16] or not [22] gloves that the boys are wearing were meant to provide protection for [18] bones of the wearer or increase the amount of damage inflicted on the opponent it is [17] that except gloves jewellery and belts competitors wore as little as possible

Although there [21] much scholarly [20] as [19] whether or not [22] gloves that the boys are wearing were meant to provide protection for [18] bones of the wearer or increase the amount of damage inflicted on the opponent it is [17] that except gloves jewellery and belts competitors wore as little as possible

Although there [21] much scholarly [20] as [19] whether or not [22] gloves that the boys are wearing were meant to provide protection for [18] bones of the wearer or increase the amount of damage inflicted on the opponent it is clear that except gloves jewellery and belts competitors wore as little as possible

Although there [21] much scholarly [20] as [19] whether or not [22] gloves that the boys are wearing were meant to provide protection for the bones of the wearer or increase the amount of damage inflicted on the opponent it is clear that except gloves jewellery and belts competitors wore as little as possible

Although there [21] much scholarly [20] as to whether or not [22] gloves that the boys are wearing were meant to provide protection for the bones of the wearer or increase the amount of damage inflicted on the opponent it is clear that except gloves jewellery and belts competitors wore as little as possible

Although there [21] much scholarly debate as to whether or not [22] gloves that the boys are wearing were meant to provide protection for the bones of the wearer or increase the amount of damage inflicted on the opponent it is clear that except gloves jewellery and belts competitors wore as little as possible

Although there is much scholarly debate as to whether or not [22] gloves that the boys are wearing were meant to provide protection for the bones of the wearer or increase the amount of damage inflicted on the opponent it is clear that except gloves jewellery and belts competitors wore as little as possible

Although there is much scholarly debate as to whether or not the gloves that the boys are wearing were meant to provide protection for the bones of the wearer or increase the amount of damage inflicted on the opponent, it is clear that except gloves, jewellery, and belts, competitors wore as little as possible.


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:
[18] [4] [10] [19] [14] but [22] independently [1] [21] years [12] [17] [20] [8] [13] [2] [15] relationship [11] continued [16] [6] [5] [3] [7] [9]
List:
[(1, for), (2, 1957), (3, of), (4, married), (5, remainder), (6, the), (7, her), (8, him), (9, career), (10, Ravetch), (11, that), (12, finally), (13, in), (14, 1946), (15, a), (16, for), (17, collaborating), (18, She), (19, in), (20, with), (21, ten), (22, worked)]

She married Ravetch in 1946 but worked independently for ten years finally collaborating with him in 1957 a relationship that continued for the remainder of her career

[18] married [10] [19] [14] but [22] independently for [21] years [12] [17] [20] [8] [13] 1957 [15] relationship [11] continued [16] the remainder of [7] [9]

[18] married [10] [19] [14] but [22] independently for [21] years [12] [17] [20] [8] [13] 1957 [15] relationship [11] continued [16] the remainder of her [9]

[18] married [10] [19] [14] but [22] independently for [21] years [12] [17] [20] him [13] 1957 [15] relationship [11] continued [16] the remainder of her [9]

[18] married [10] [19] [14] but [22] independently for [21] years [12] [17] [20] him [13] 1957 [15] relationship [11] continued [16] the remainder of her career

[18] married Ravetch [19] [14] but [22] independently for [21] years [12] [17] [20] him [13] 1957 [15] relationship [11] continued [16] the remainder of her career

[18] married Ravetch [19] [14] but [22] independently for [21] years [12] [17] [20] him [13] 1957 [15] relationship that continued [16] the remainder of her career

[18] married Ravetch [19] [14] but [22] independently for [21] years finally [17] [20] him [13] 1957 [15] relationship that continued [16] the remainder of her career

[18] married Ravetch [19] [14] but [22] independently for [21] years finally [17] [20] him in 1957 [15] relationship that continued [16] the remainder of her career

[18] married Ravetch [19] 1946 but [22] independently for [21] years finally [17] [20] him in 1957 [15] relationship that continued [16] the remainder of her career

[18] married Ravetch [19] 1946 but [22] independently for [21] years finally [17] [20] him in 1957 a relationship that continued [16] the remainder of her career

[18] married Ravetch [19] 1946 but [22] independently for [21] years finally [17] [20] him in 1957 a relationship that continued for the remainder of her career

[18] married Ravetch [19] 1946 but [22] independently for [21] years finally collaborating [20] him in 1957 a relationship that continued for the remainder of her career

She married Ravetch [19] 1946 but [22] independently for [21] years finally collaborating [20] him in 1957 a relationship that continued for the remainder of her career

She married Ravetch in 1946 but [22] independently for [21] years finally collaborating [20] him in 1957 a relationship that continued for the remainder of her career

She married Ravetch in 1946 but [22] independently for [21] years finally collaborating with him in 1957 a relationship that continued for the remainder of her career

She married Ravetch in 1946 but [22] independently for ten years finally collaborating with him in 1957 a relationship that continued for the remainder of her career

She married Ravetch in 1946 but worked independently for ten years, finally collaborating with him in 1957, a relationship that continued for the remainder of her career.


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:
[7] [8] [5] [3] [17] [18] [22] [15] [12] [14] school [4] [1] [6] [13] [9] [11] [16] served [19] [10] [2] [20] as assistant [21]
List:
[(1, Malmesbury), (2, few), (3, in), (4, near), (5, born), (6, Wiltshire), (7, Bath), (8, was), (9, which), (10, a), (11, school), (12, at), (13, at), (14, a), (15, educated), (16, he), (17, England), (18, and), (19, for), (20, years), (21, master), (22, was)]

Bath was born in England and was educated at a school near Malmesbury Wiltshire at which school he served for a few years as assistant master

Bath [8] born in [17] [18] [22] [15] [12] [14] school near Malmesbury Wiltshire [13] [9] [11] [16] served [19] [10] few [20] as assistant [21]

Bath was born in [17] [18] [22] [15] [12] [14] school near Malmesbury Wiltshire [13] [9] [11] [16] served [19] [10] few [20] as assistant [21]

Bath was born in [17] [18] [22] [15] [12] [14] school near Malmesbury Wiltshire [13] which [11] [16] served [19] [10] few [20] as assistant [21]

Bath was born in [17] [18] [22] [15] [12] [14] school near Malmesbury Wiltshire [13] which [11] [16] served [19] a few [20] as assistant [21]

Bath was born in [17] [18] [22] [15] [12] [14] school near Malmesbury Wiltshire [13] which school [16] served [19] a few [20] as assistant [21]

Bath was born in [17] [18] [22] [15] at [14] school near Malmesbury Wiltshire [13] which school [16] served [19] a few [20] as assistant [21]

Bath was born in [17] [18] [22] [15] at [14] school near Malmesbury Wiltshire at which school [16] served [19] a few [20] as assistant [21]

Bath was born in [17] [18] [22] [15] at a school near Malmesbury Wiltshire at which school [16] served [19] a few [20] as assistant [21]

Bath was born in [17] [18] [22] educated at a school near Malmesbury Wiltshire at which school [16] served [19] a few [20] as assistant [21]

Bath was born in [17] [18] [22] educated at a school near Malmesbury Wiltshire at which school he served [19] a few [20] as assistant [21]

Bath was born in England [18] [22] educated at a school near Malmesbury Wiltshire at which school he served [19] a few [20] as assistant [21]

Bath was born in England and [22] educated at a school near Malmesbury Wiltshire at which school he served [19] a few [20] as assistant [21]

Bath was born in England and [22] educated at a school near Malmesbury Wiltshire at which school he served for a few [20] as assistant [21]

Bath was born in England and [22] educated at a school near Malmesbury Wiltshire at which school he served for a few years as assistant [21]

Bath was born in England and [22] educated at a school near Malmesbury Wiltshire at which school he served for a few years as assistant master

Bath was born in England, and was educated at a school near Malmesbury, Wiltshire, at which school he served for a few years as assistant master.


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:
[7] 2005 City Lit moved [5] [2] building in Stukeley [21] to [8] purpose designed premises [9] nearby Keeley [6] which are [15] accessible [19] include facilities [1] [22] studio spaces [11] [10] arts drama and [12] [17] [20] supported learning centre library [16] [4] with [3] herb [14] theatre and [13] recital [18]
List:
[(1, such), (2, its), (3, a), (4, terrace), (5, from), (6, Street), (7, In), (8, new), (9, in), (10, visual), (11, for), (12, health), (13, music), (14, garden), (15, fully), (16, roof), (17, and), (18, room), (19, and), (20, movement), (21, Street), (22, as)]

In 2005 City Lit moved from its building in Stukeley Street to new purpose designed premises in nearby Keeley Street which are fully accessible and include facilities such as studio spaces for visual arts drama and health and movement supported learning centre library roof terrace with a herb garden theatre and music recital room

[7] 2005 City Lit moved [5] [2] building in Stukeley [21] to [8] purpose designed premises [9] nearby Keeley [6] which are [15] accessible [19] include facilities such [22] studio spaces [11] [10] arts drama and [12] [17] [20] supported learning centre library [16] [4] with [3] herb [14] theatre and [13] recital [18]

[7] 2005 City Lit moved [5] its building in Stukeley [21] to [8] purpose designed premises [9] nearby Keeley [6] which are [15] accessible [19] include facilities such [22] studio spaces [11] [10] arts drama and [12] [17] [20] supported learning centre library [16] [4] with [3] herb [14] theatre and [13] recital [18]

[7] 2005 City Lit moved [5] its building in Stukeley [21] to [8] purpose designed premises [9] nearby Keeley [6] which are [15] accessible [19] include facilities such [22] studio spaces [11] [10] arts drama and [12] [17] [20] supported learning centre library [16] [4] with a herb [14] theatre and [13] recital [18]

[7] 2005 City Lit moved [5] its building in Stukeley [21] to [8] purpose designed premises [9] nearby Keeley [6] which are [15] accessible [19] include facilities such [22] studio spaces [11] [10] arts drama and [12] [17] [20] supported learning centre library [16] terrace with a herb [14] theatre and [13] recital [18]

[7] 2005 City Lit moved from its building in Stukeley [21] to [8] purpose designed premises [9] nearby Keeley [6] which are [15] accessible [19] include facilities such [22] studio spaces [11] [10] arts drama and [12] [17] [20] supported learning centre library [16] terrace with a herb [14] theatre and [13] recital [18]

[7] 2005 City Lit moved from its building in Stukeley [21] to [8] purpose designed premises [9] nearby Keeley Street which are [15] accessible [19] include facilities such [22] studio spaces [11] [10] arts drama and [12] [17] [20] supported learning centre library [16] terrace with a herb [14] theatre and [13] recital [18]

In 2005 City Lit moved from its building in Stukeley [21] to [8] purpose designed premises [9] nearby Keeley Street which are [15] accessible [19] include facilities such [22] studio spaces [11] [10] arts drama and [12] [17] [20] supported learning centre library [16] terrace with a herb [14] theatre and [13] recital [18]

In 2005 City Lit moved from its building in Stukeley [21] to new purpose designed premises [9] nearby Keeley Street which are [15] accessible [19] include facilities such [22] studio spaces [11] [10] arts drama and [12] [17] [20] supported learning centre library [16] terrace with a herb [14] theatre and [13] recital [18]

In 2005 City Lit moved from its building in Stukeley [21] to new purpose designed premises in nearby Keeley Street which are [15] accessible [19] include facilities such [22] studio spaces [11] [10] arts drama and [12] [17] [20] supported learning centre library [16] terrace with a herb [14] theatre and [13] recital [18]

In 2005 City Lit moved from its building in Stukeley [21] to new purpose designed premises in nearby Keeley Street which are [15] accessible [19] include facilities such [22] studio spaces [11] visual arts drama and [12] [17] [20] supported learning centre library [16] terrace with a herb [14] theatre and [13] recital [18]

In 2005 City Lit moved from its building in Stukeley [21] to new purpose designed premises in nearby Keeley Street which are [15] accessible [19] include facilities such [22] studio spaces for visual arts drama and [12] [17] [20] supported learning centre library [16] terrace with a herb [14] theatre and [13] recital [18]

In 2005 City Lit moved from its building in Stukeley [21] to new purpose designed premises in nearby Keeley Street which are [15] accessible [19] include facilities such [22] studio spaces for visual arts drama and health [17] [20] supported learning centre library [16] terrace with a herb [14] theatre and [13] recital [18]

In 2005 City Lit moved from its building in Stukeley [21] to new purpose designed premises in nearby Keeley Street which are [15] accessible [19] include facilities such [22] studio spaces for visual arts drama and health [17] [20] supported learning centre library [16] terrace with a herb [14] theatre and music recital [18]

In 2005 City Lit moved from its building in Stukeley [21] to new purpose designed premises in nearby Keeley Street which are [15] accessible [19] include facilities such [22] studio spaces for visual arts drama and health [17] [20] supported learning centre library [16] terrace with a herb garden theatre and music recital [18]

In 2005 City Lit moved from its building in Stukeley [21] to new purpose designed premises in nearby Keeley Street which are fully accessible [19] include facilities such [22] studio spaces for visual arts drama and health [17] [20] supported learning centre library [16] terrace with a herb garden theatre and music recital [18]

In 2005 City Lit moved from its building in Stukeley [21] to new purpose designed premises in nearby Keeley Street which are fully accessible [19] include facilities such [22] studio spaces for visual arts drama and health [17] [20] supported learning centre library roof terrace with a herb garden theatre and music recital [18]

In 2005 City Lit moved from its building in Stukeley [21] to new purpose designed premises in nearby Keeley Street which are fully accessible [19] include facilities such [22] studio spaces for visual arts drama and health and [20] supported learning centre library roof terrace with a herb garden theatre and music recital [18]

In 2005 City Lit moved from its building in Stukeley [21] to new purpose designed premises in nearby Keeley Street which are fully accessible [19] include facilities such [22] studio spaces for visual arts drama and health and [20] supported learning centre library roof terrace with a herb garden theatre and music recital room

In 2005 City Lit moved from its building in Stukeley [21] to new purpose designed premises in nearby Keeley Street which are fully accessible and include facilities such [22] studio spaces for visual arts drama and health and [20] supported learning centre library roof terrace with a herb garden theatre and music recital room

In 2005 City Lit moved from its building in Stukeley [21] to new purpose designed premises in nearby Keeley Street which are fully accessible and include facilities such [22] studio spaces for visual arts drama and health and movement supported learning centre library roof terrace with a herb garden theatre and music recital room

In 2005 City Lit moved from its building in Stukeley Street to new purpose designed premises in nearby Keeley Street which are fully accessible and include facilities such [22] studio spaces for visual arts drama and health and movement supported learning centre library roof terrace with a herb garden theatre and music recital room

In 2005, City Lit moved from its building in Stukeley Street to new, purpose designed premises in nearby Keeley Street, which are fully accessible and include facilities such as studio spaces (for visual arts, drama and health and movement), "supported learning centre" (library), roof terrace with a herb garden, theatre and music recital room.


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:
[6] mammals include [19] white bellied [7] monkey Ateles [17] Peruvian [4] monkey [21] chamek white [10] [18] [15] Ateles [22] [14] [5] [2] [16] bat Lonchorhina [1] and [8] [20] [11] [12] 633 [9] species [13] [3] reported
List:
[(1, marinkellei), (2, sword), (3, been), (4, spider), (5, s), (6, Endangered), (7, spider), (8, giant), (9, bird), (10, cheeked), (11, Pteronura), (12, brasiliensis), (13, have), (14, Marinkelle), (15, monkey), (16, nosed), (17, belzebuth), (18, spider), (19, the), (20, otter), (21, Ateles), (22, marginatus)]

Endangered mammals include the white bellied spider monkey Ateles belzebuth Peruvian spider monkey Ateles chamek white cheeked spider monkey Ateles marginatus Marinkelle s sword nosed bat Lonchorhina marinkellei and giant otter Pteronura brasiliensis 633 bird species have been reported

[6] mammals include [19] white bellied [7] monkey Ateles [17] Peruvian [4] monkey [21] chamek white [10] [18] [15] Ateles [22] [14] [5] [2] [16] bat Lonchorhina marinkellei and [8] [20] [11] [12] 633 [9] species [13] [3] reported

[6] mammals include [19] white bellied [7] monkey Ateles [17] Peruvian [4] monkey [21] chamek white [10] [18] [15] Ateles [22] [14] [5] sword [16] bat Lonchorhina marinkellei and [8] [20] [11] [12] 633 [9] species [13] [3] reported

[6] mammals include [19] white bellied [7] monkey Ateles [17] Peruvian [4] monkey [21] chamek white [10] [18] [15] Ateles [22] [14] [5] sword [16] bat Lonchorhina marinkellei and [8] [20] [11] [12] 633 [9] species [13] been reported

[6] mammals include [19] white bellied [7] monkey Ateles [17] Peruvian spider monkey [21] chamek white [10] [18] [15] Ateles [22] [14] [5] sword [16] bat Lonchorhina marinkellei and [8] [20] [11] [12] 633 [9] species [13] been reported

[6] mammals include [19] white bellied [7] monkey Ateles [17] Peruvian spider monkey [21] chamek white [10] [18] [15] Ateles [22] [14] s sword [16] bat Lonchorhina marinkellei and [8] [20] [11] [12] 633 [9] species [13] been reported

Endangered mammals include [19] white bellied [7] monkey Ateles [17] Peruvian spider monkey [21] chamek white [10] [18] [15] Ateles [22] [14] s sword [16] bat Lonchorhina marinkellei and [8] [20] [11] [12] 633 [9] species [13] been reported

Endangered mammals include [19] white bellied spider monkey Ateles [17] Peruvian spider monkey [21] chamek white [10] [18] [15] Ateles [22] [14] s sword [16] bat Lonchorhina marinkellei and [8] [20] [11] [12] 633 [9] species [13] been reported

Endangered mammals include [19] white bellied spider monkey Ateles [17] Peruvian spider monkey [21] chamek white [10] [18] [15] Ateles [22] [14] s sword [16] bat Lonchorhina marinkellei and giant [20] [11] [12] 633 [9] species [13] been reported

Endangered mammals include [19] white bellied spider monkey Ateles [17] Peruvian spider monkey [21] chamek white [10] [18] [15] Ateles [22] [14] s sword [16] bat Lonchorhina marinkellei and giant [20] [11] [12] 633 bird species [13] been reported

Endangered mammals include [19] white bellied spider monkey Ateles [17] Peruvian spider monkey [21] chamek white cheeked [18] [15] Ateles [22] [14] s sword [16] bat Lonchorhina marinkellei and giant [20] [11] [12] 633 bird species [13] been reported

Endangered mammals include [19] white bellied spider monkey Ateles [17] Peruvian spider monkey [21] chamek white cheeked [18] [15] Ateles [22] [14] s sword [16] bat Lonchorhina marinkellei and giant [20] Pteronura [12] 633 bird species [13] been reported

Endangered mammals include [19] white bellied spider monkey Ateles [17] Peruvian spider monkey [21] chamek white cheeked [18] [15] Ateles [22] [14] s sword [16] bat Lonchorhina marinkellei and giant [20] Pteronura brasiliensis 633 bird species [13] been reported

Endangered mammals include [19] white bellied spider monkey Ateles [17] Peruvian spider monkey [21] chamek white cheeked [18] [15] Ateles [22] [14] s sword [16] bat Lonchorhina marinkellei and giant [20] Pteronura brasiliensis 633 bird species have been reported

Endangered mammals include [19] white bellied spider monkey Ateles [17] Peruvian spider monkey [21] chamek white cheeked [18] [15] Ateles [22] Marinkelle s sword [16] bat Lonchorhina marinkellei and giant [20] Pteronura brasiliensis 633 bird species have been reported

Endangered mammals include [19] white bellied spider monkey Ateles [17] Peruvian spider monkey [21] chamek white cheeked [18] monkey Ateles [22] Marinkelle s sword [16] bat Lonchorhina marinkellei and giant [20] Pteronura brasiliensis 633 bird species have been reported

Endangered mammals include [19] white bellied spider monkey Ateles [17] Peruvian spider monkey [21] chamek white cheeked [18] monkey Ateles [22] Marinkelle s sword nosed bat Lonchorhina marinkellei and giant [20] Pteronura brasiliensis 633 bird species have been reported

Endangered mammals include [19] white bellied spider monkey Ateles belzebuth Peruvian spider monkey [21] chamek white cheeked [18] monkey Ateles [22] Marinkelle s sword nosed bat Lonchorhina marinkellei and giant [20] Pteronura brasiliensis 633 bird species have been reported

Endangered mammals include [19] white bellied spider monkey Ateles belzebuth Peruvian spider monkey [21] chamek white cheeked spider monkey Ateles [22] Marinkelle s sword nosed bat Lonchorhina marinkellei and giant [20] Pteronura brasiliensis 633 bird species have been reported

Endangered mammals include the white bellied spider monkey Ateles belzebuth Peruvian spider monkey [21] chamek white cheeked spider monkey Ateles [22] Marinkelle s sword nosed bat Lonchorhina marinkellei and giant [20] Pteronura brasiliensis 633 bird species have been reported

Endangered mammals include the white bellied spider monkey Ateles belzebuth Peruvian spider monkey [21] chamek white cheeked spider monkey Ateles [22] Marinkelle s sword nosed bat Lonchorhina marinkellei and giant otter Pteronura brasiliensis 633 bird species have been reported

Endangered mammals include the white bellied spider monkey Ateles belzebuth Peruvian spider monkey Ateles chamek white cheeked spider monkey Ateles [22] Marinkelle s sword nosed bat Lonchorhina marinkellei and giant otter Pteronura brasiliensis 633 bird species have been reported

Endangered mammals include the white-bellied spider monkey ("Ateles belzebuth"), Peruvian spider monkey ("Ateles chamek"), white-cheeked spider monkey ("Ateles marginatus"), Marinkelle's sword-nosed bat ("Lonchorhina marinkellei") and giant otter ("Pteronura brasiliensis"). 633 bird species have been reported.


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] [14] [2] king [12] [9] [13] [18] [7] [1] [10] [21] [11] [22] [15] [20] [3] June [16] [19] [6] [4] [8] [17]
List:
[(1, his), (2, became), (3, by), (4, buried), (5, When), (6, was), (7, retained), (8, at), (9, 1135), (10, place), (11, court), (12, in), (13, William), (14, Stephen), (15, had), (16, 1139), (17, Wymondham), (18, initially), (19, and), (20, died), (21, at), (22, but)]

When Stephen became king in 1135 William initially retained his place at court but had died by June 1139 and was buried at Wymondham

When [14] became king [12] 1135 [13] [18] retained his place [21] court [22] [15] [20] by June [16] [19] was buried at [17]

When [14] became king in 1135 [13] [18] retained his place [21] court [22] [15] [20] by June [16] [19] was buried at [17]

When [14] became king in 1135 William [18] retained his place [21] court [22] [15] [20] by June [16] [19] was buried at [17]

When Stephen became king in 1135 William [18] retained his place [21] court [22] [15] [20] by June [16] [19] was buried at [17]

When Stephen became king in 1135 William [18] retained his place [21] court [22] had [20] by June [16] [19] was buried at [17]

When Stephen became king in 1135 William [18] retained his place [21] court [22] had [20] by June 1139 [19] was buried at [17]

When Stephen became king in 1135 William [18] retained his place [21] court [22] had [20] by June 1139 [19] was buried at Wymondham

When Stephen became king in 1135 William initially retained his place [21] court [22] had [20] by June 1139 [19] was buried at Wymondham

When Stephen became king in 1135 William initially retained his place [21] court [22] had [20] by June 1139 and was buried at Wymondham

When Stephen became king in 1135 William initially retained his place [21] court [22] had died by June 1139 and was buried at Wymondham

When Stephen became king in 1135 William initially retained his place at court [22] had died by June 1139 and was buried at Wymondham

When Stephen became king in 1135, William initially retained his place at court, but had died by June 1139, and was buried at Wymondham.


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] [4] [20] that Fletcher was killed by [18] [22] [16] from one [3] two windows [14] [5] [11] [1] [6] [19] [9] [2] the [7] [8] [15] [21] [13] People [10] [17]
List:
[(1, side), (2, on), (3, of), (4, jury), (5, the), (6, of), (7, first), (8, floor), (9, front), (10, s), (11, west), (12, The), (13, Libyan), (14, on), (15, of), (16, coming), (17, Bureau), (18, a), (19, the), (20, concluded), (21, the), (22, bullet)]

The jury concluded that Fletcher was killed by a bullet coming from one of two windows on the west side of the front on the first floor of the Libyan People s Bureau

[12] jury [20] that Fletcher was killed by [18] [22] [16] from one of two windows [14] the [11] side [6] [19] [9] on the [7] [8] [15] [21] [13] People [10] [17]

[12] jury [20] that Fletcher was killed by [18] [22] [16] from one of two windows [14] the [11] side of [19] [9] on the [7] [8] [15] [21] [13] People [10] [17]

[12] jury [20] that Fletcher was killed by [18] [22] [16] from one of two windows [14] the [11] side of [19] [9] on the first [8] [15] [21] [13] People [10] [17]

[12] jury [20] that Fletcher was killed by [18] [22] [16] from one of two windows [14] the [11] side of [19] [9] on the first floor [15] [21] [13] People [10] [17]

[12] jury [20] that Fletcher was killed by [18] [22] [16] from one of two windows [14] the [11] side of [19] front on the first floor [15] [21] [13] People [10] [17]

[12] jury [20] that Fletcher was killed by [18] [22] [16] from one of two windows [14] the [11] side of [19] front on the first floor [15] [21] [13] People s [17]

[12] jury [20] that Fletcher was killed by [18] [22] [16] from one of two windows [14] the west side of [19] front on the first floor [15] [21] [13] People s [17]

The jury [20] that Fletcher was killed by [18] [22] [16] from one of two windows [14] the west side of [19] front on the first floor [15] [21] [13] People s [17]

The jury [20] that Fletcher was killed by [18] [22] [16] from one of two windows [14] the west side of [19] front on the first floor [15] [21] Libyan People s [17]

The jury [20] that Fletcher was killed by [18] [22] [16] from one of two windows on the west side of [19] front on the first floor [15] [21] Libyan People s [17]

The jury [20] that Fletcher was killed by [18] [22] [16] from one of two windows on the west side of [19] front on the first floor of [21] Libyan People s [17]

The jury [20] that Fletcher was killed by [18] [22] coming from one of two windows on the west side of [19] front on the first floor of [21] Libyan People s [17]

The jury [20] that Fletcher was killed by [18] [22] coming from one of two windows on the west side of [19] front on the first floor of [21] Libyan People s Bureau

The jury [20] that Fletcher was killed by a [22] coming from one of two windows on the west side of [19] front on the first floor of [21] Libyan People s Bureau

The jury [20] that Fletcher was killed by a [22] coming from one of two windows on the west side of the front on the first floor of [21] Libyan People s Bureau

The jury concluded that Fletcher was killed by a [22] coming from one of two windows on the west side of the front on the first floor of [21] Libyan People s Bureau

The jury concluded that Fletcher was killed by a [22] coming from one of two windows on the west side of the front on the first floor of the Libyan People s Bureau

The jury concluded that Fletcher "was killed by a bullet coming from one of two windows on the west side of the front on the first floor of the Libyan People's Bureau".


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 the [20] [8] 19th [15] the community was called [13] [17] or Tusket [4] [2] [18] [7] River [12] through the village [1] stretches [9] [22] [5] [6] the Upper [21] [11] [3] [14] Tusket River [16] [10] Quinan [19]
List:
[(1, which), (2, due), (3, the), (4, Forks), (5, three), (6, branches), (7, Tusket), (8, and), (9, out), (10, the), (11, River), (12, passing), (13, The), (14, Lower), (15, centuries), (16, and), (17, Forks), (18, the), (19, River), (20, 18th), (21, Tusket), (22, in)]

In the 18th and 19th centuries the community was called The Forks or Tusket Forks due the Tusket River passing through the village which stretches out in three branches the Upper Tusket River the Lower Tusket River and the Quinan River

In the [20] [8] 19th [15] the community was called [13] [17] or Tusket [4] [2] [18] [7] River [12] through the village which stretches [9] [22] [5] [6] the Upper [21] [11] [3] [14] Tusket River [16] [10] Quinan [19]

In the [20] [8] 19th [15] the community was called [13] [17] or Tusket [4] due [18] [7] River [12] through the village which stretches [9] [22] [5] [6] the Upper [21] [11] [3] [14] Tusket River [16] [10] Quinan [19]

In the [20] [8] 19th [15] the community was called [13] [17] or Tusket [4] due [18] [7] River [12] through the village which stretches [9] [22] [5] [6] the Upper [21] [11] the [14] Tusket River [16] [10] Quinan [19]

In the [20] [8] 19th [15] the community was called [13] [17] or Tusket Forks due [18] [7] River [12] through the village which stretches [9] [22] [5] [6] the Upper [21] [11] the [14] Tusket River [16] [10] Quinan [19]

In the [20] [8] 19th [15] the community was called [13] [17] or Tusket Forks due [18] [7] River [12] through the village which stretches [9] [22] three [6] the Upper [21] [11] the [14] Tusket River [16] [10] Quinan [19]

In the [20] [8] 19th [15] the community was called [13] [17] or Tusket Forks due [18] [7] River [12] through the village which stretches [9] [22] three branches the Upper [21] [11] the [14] Tusket River [16] [10] Quinan [19]

In the [20] [8] 19th [15] the community was called [13] [17] or Tusket Forks due [18] Tusket River [12] through the village which stretches [9] [22] three branches the Upper [21] [11] the [14] Tusket River [16] [10] Quinan [19]

In the [20] and 19th [15] the community was called [13] [17] or Tusket Forks due [18] Tusket River [12] through the village which stretches [9] [22] three branches the Upper [21] [11] the [14] Tusket River [16] [10] Quinan [19]

In the [20] and 19th [15] the community was called [13] [17] or Tusket Forks due [18] Tusket River [12] through the village which stretches out [22] three branches the Upper [21] [11] the [14] Tusket River [16] [10] Quinan [19]

In the [20] and 19th [15] the community was called [13] [17] or Tusket Forks due [18] Tusket River [12] through the village which stretches out [22] three branches the Upper [21] [11] the [14] Tusket River [16] the Quinan [19]

In the [20] and 19th [15] the community was called [13] [17] or Tusket Forks due [18] Tusket River [12] through the village which stretches out [22] three branches the Upper [21] River the [14] Tusket River [16] the Quinan [19]

In the [20] and 19th [15] the community was called [13] [17] or Tusket Forks due [18] Tusket River passing through the village which stretches out [22] three branches the Upper [21] River the [14] Tusket River [16] the Quinan [19]

In the [20] and 19th [15] the community was called The [17] or Tusket Forks due [18] Tusket River passing through the village which stretches out [22] three branches the Upper [21] River the [14] Tusket River [16] the Quinan [19]

In the [20] and 19th [15] the community was called The [17] or Tusket Forks due [18] Tusket River passing through the village which stretches out [22] three branches the Upper [21] River the Lower Tusket River [16] the Quinan [19]

In the [20] and 19th centuries the community was called The [17] or Tusket Forks due [18] Tusket River passing through the village which stretches out [22] three branches the Upper [21] River the Lower Tusket River [16] the Quinan [19]

In the [20] and 19th centuries the community was called The [17] or Tusket Forks due [18] Tusket River passing through the village which stretches out [22] three branches the Upper [21] River the Lower Tusket River and the Quinan [19]

In the [20] and 19th centuries the community was called The Forks or Tusket Forks due [18] Tusket River passing through the village which stretches out [22] three branches the Upper [21] River the Lower Tusket River and the Quinan [19]

In the [20] and 19th centuries the community was called The Forks or Tusket Forks due the Tusket River passing through the village which stretches out [22] three branches the Upper [21] River the Lower Tusket River and the Quinan [19]

In the [20] and 19th centuries the community was called The Forks or Tusket Forks due the Tusket River passing through the village which stretches out [22] three branches the Upper [21] River the Lower Tusket River and the Quinan River

In the 18th and 19th centuries the community was called The Forks or Tusket Forks due the Tusket River passing through the village which stretches out [22] three branches the Upper [21] River the Lower Tusket River and the Quinan River

In the 18th and 19th centuries the community was called The Forks or Tusket Forks due the Tusket River passing through the village which stretches out [22] three branches the Upper Tusket River the Lower Tusket River and the Quinan River

In the 18th and 19th centuries the community was called "The Forks" or "Tusket Forks" due the Tusket River passing through the village which stretches out in three branches, the Upper Tusket River, the Lower Tusket River and the Quinan River.