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An individual mentioned being in a southern coastal resort area with a group of political supporters on the weekend following a major American holiday in late autumn. This individual had previously agreed to meet with a former university administrator on the day before that same holiday. A prominent economist referenced a recently deceased revolutionary leader when discussing the incoming administration's foreign policy approach that same weekend.
On what date did this revolutionary leader die?
|
['185', '467', '91']
|
November 25, 2016
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42
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An author planning to film a documentary lecture in a coastal island location mentioned a potential visit date of the twenty-third day of a month in late summer of a presidential election year. On that same island, someone else discussed a business venture involving social media analysis of an event being live-streamed by a major platform the following week. A person attending a European capital's cultural venue inauguration with government ministers mentioned watching a female candidate's strong performance in a televised political face-off the day after the inauguration.
What event did the female candidate participate in?
|
['1274', '123', '553']
|
The first presidential debate between Clinton and Trump on September 26, 2016
|
15
|
An individual mentioned they were spending time at a southwestern property between two cities that could be viewed on a certain online mapping service. This same person received pajamas branded with the property's name. In a separate thread, a foundation used by this individual has its official correspondence address listed on a specific Caribbean island. An aviation employee later informed this individual about a presidential arrival scheduled at this same island location.
What is the name of this Caribbean island?
|
['824', '15', '396', '757']
|
St. Thomas
|
81
|
There is a law firm where an individual mentioned discussing someone from a major investment fund focused on technology ventures in the late 2010s. This same firm employs a partner who corresponded about a news article from a tabloid website in the month following a major election. Another thread from mid-2010s discusses uploading content to this organization's video-sharing platform for distribution to journalists.
What is this law firm?
|
['360', '2102', '1929']
|
Steptoe & Johnson LLP
|
39
|
A documentary film about a presidential administration had its premiere screening at a major performing arts complex in a large northeastern city. Following this screening, the filmmaker revealed details about the production at a party held at a well-known restaurant. Meanwhile, an individual returned to a valuable townhouse residence following a period of incarceration; this residence was described as being situated immediately adjacent to both a public green space and an educational institution.
What is the name of the public green space referenced in these threads?
|
['664', '919', '743']
|
Central Park
|
97
|
A leadership presentation was delivered to a national security strategy discussion forum in the summer of a presidential election year. The forum's membership roster included multiple former presidential national security advisors, secretaries of state, and other cabinet-level officials from both political parties. Separately, an educational program focused on philosophical dialogue takes place annually during a winter federal holiday weekend. The program is named after a figure from classical antiquity known for the Socratic method. An individual who chairs an organization hosting both of these programs mentioned organizing a dinner in early spring to discuss trade policy with a mix of business leaders and government officials.
What organization hosts these programs and is chaired by this individual?
|
['758', '1061', '150']
|
Aspen Institute
|
78
|
An individual who previously served as legal advisor to a former administration declined a cabinet position and later joined a major international law firm that successfully defended a bank from a region known for oil wealth in a trade secrets case. In a separate thread, a person managing digital currency developers at a research laboratory discussed rejecting a donation that an institution sent back to a southwestern university. Additionally, an email about federal research budget cuts threatening activities was sent from an account ending in a domain associated with a technical institute in the northeastern region of a certain country.
What institution rejected the donation mentioned in the second clue?
|
['876', '167', '59']
|
MIT
|
58
|
An article about a potential pardon for a financier convicted of securities fraud in the late twentieth century references a news organization as its original source. A newsletter from this same organization discusses warnings issued to economists in a major Asian country about predictions. This organization also appears in a list of media outlets to approach regarding science funding gaps.
Which news organization is referenced across these three threads?
|
['388', '984', '279']
|
Bloomberg News
|
19
|
An author who wrote a controversial book about a recent presidency met with a former chief political strategist who made revelations for that book. This strategist later questioned the origin of an article discussing upcoming legislative elections as a referendum on the current administration. The same author also consulted with a prominent attorney at a major law firm who reviewed draft material about a special counsel investigation, with the attorney confirming he would speak to this individual about sensitive content.
Who is this author?
|
['1524', '1176', '64']
|
Michael Wolff
|
3
|
A news article shared in late 2017 discusses whether a publicly traded partnership in the financial services industry should convert to a corporate structure to benefit from new tax legislation. The article mentions a law firm's tax practice co-chair discussing potential tax implications and references a financial services conference. In separate correspondence from early 2016, someone discusses addressing agreements with a financial entity as part of reorganizing family office matters. A third email from late 2015 about staffing a family office mentions coordinating with a financial entity alongside two law firms for regulatory filings and account management.
Which financial organization is referenced across these three different contexts?
|
['792', '20', '654']
|
Apollo Global Management
|
62
|
An individual received a news article on a publication timeline relating to a previous case in late spring of the year before a new decade began. About a month after this, on the date marking the longest day of the year, that same individual received a newsletter about genetic modification technology and astronomical facts. Shortly after this celestial event, a financial figure was apprehended by federal authorities upon arrival at an aviation facility in a northeastern state.
What event occurred involving this financial figure?
|
['897', '644', '1714']
|
Jeffrey Epstein's arrest in July 2019
|
35
|
An architect was recommended by an individual based in a major Middle Eastern city to design a home on two Caribbean islands that can be viewed on a mapping service. In late 2017, a pilot informed his employer that a president would be arriving at a location on an upcoming weekday. An island manager who lived at their workplace from the late 1990s to the mid-2000s stated they never met certain political figures who allegedly never visited during their tenure.
What is the location where the president arrived?
|
['1352', '757', '1703']
|
St. Thomas
|
23
|
A legal professional was in trial at a federal court in a major northeastern city in the summer of the late 2010s. This individual was mentioned in correspondence alongside someone whose first name starts with a common letter and another person who received a sentence reduction following conviction in a major corporate fraud case. This same person served as legal counsel for a casino industry executive who formerly held a senior fundraising position for a major political party and was cooperating with authorities on a public integrity investigation in the late 2010s. In the spring of that same period, this individual was approached as a candidate to serve as outside legal counsel for a sitting president.
Who is this legal professional?
|
['44', '94', '70']
|
Reid Weingarten
|
74
|
An educational academy newsletter promoted an event featuring two foreign correspondents from a major news organization who discussed a Middle Eastern country's crumbling authoritarian regime in the late 2010s. A journalism award announcement mentioned that a nonprofit investigative outlet collaborated with the magazine division of a news publication on a prize-winning story about immigrant gang violence. An essay about a counterculture magazine from the mid-twentieth century noted that when a rock journalist passed away in the early 2010s, a prominent general-interest publication declined to honor him with an obituary.
Which news organization is connected to all three threads?
|
['975', '2400', '1635']
|
The New York Times
|
75
|
In the first half of the late 2010s, a strategist from a major investment bank predicted that a proposed overhaul of the revenue code would need to be completed by the start of the following year or it wouldn't happen at all. An email thread from early in the final month of that same year discusses cleverly hidden provisions in pending legislation, with one participant noting they would reveal additional details "after the leader signs it." A law firm's alert about inheritance planning changes references a specific late-year date when this most significant such reform in over three decades became effective.
What event occurred on the date mentioned in the law firm's alert?
|
['521', '434', '556']
|
President Trump signed the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act into law
|
22
|
An individual facing allegations related to conduct at a late 2016 conference sought advice about responding to journalists investigating these claims in late 2017. An author who had previously written about chaos in a current administration's first year announced a follow-up work in late spring of the following election cycle, with a reporter inquiring about claims in this work regarding real estate transactions between two prominent political figures. A philanthropist known for global health initiatives was scheduled to speak at a mid-summer 2019 event about empowering women, advertised in an email shortly after the author's work became available to the public.
What is the title of the author's follow-up work?
|
['73', '217', '1349']
|
Siege: Trump Under Fire
|
34
|
There is a legal organization whose partner represented the plaintiff in a civil case involving a financial institution from a city-state known for its modern skyline and trade. This partner had been recognized with a professional honor the year before the case concluded. In a separate matter years earlier, this same organization was the subject of a court order regarding a subpoena in a case involving allegations made by an individual identified only by a placeholder designation and a number. In yet another context, a different figure at this organization was mentioned in correspondence discussing fabricated claims allegedly made by a client concerning two former high-ranking government officials.
What is the full name of this legal organization?
|
['2478', '2311', '49']
|
Boies Schiller & Flexner
|
2
|
An individual received congratulatory messages about completing another orbit around the sun, with one sender offering assistance in areas ranging from open science to cybersecurity. That same individual mentioned in this exchange that they were planning an evening meal with a co-discoverer of a famous double helix structure. A different correspondent sent this same individual enthusiastic celebratory wishes about a new presidential administration taking office. In an unrelated thread, a legal representative was told by this individual about a female who traveled to a major European capital, then to the nation's capital, followed by two more stops in different regions of a large North American country, before heading to a Mediterranean coastal city in the Middle East.
What date were all of these communications referencing?
|
['300', '674', '2335']
|
January 20, 2017
|
63
|
A legal professional who previously won convictions against executives of a major energy corporation represented a financial institution at a trial held in a southern county of a western state. A researcher studying inheritance patterns and marriage customs mentioned traveling to this same western state after visiting a southeastern coastal city. An institute focused on stem cell and regenerative medicine research, which was established with billions in funding, operates in this western state.
What state is referenced in all three instances?
|
['531', '377', '621']
|
California
|
18
|
An email exchange in late spring of the late 2000s contains a political joke about a major industrial company being renamed to reflect government ownership. Around the same time period, a longer economic analysis piece discusses how a certain country had "insolvent auto makers" among its economic challenges, while projecting its recovery would lead the world. Years later, a political commentary describes how an administration extended government ownership of the means of production in multiple sectors, specifically mentioning one industry where this nationalization occurred.
What major corporate event occurred between these communications?
|
['1972', '2225', '37']
|
General Motors bankruptcy filing
|
59
|
An individual discussing career paths for someone leaving a major operating system company in the early part of the decade mentioned a data analytics firm founded by a well-known tech investor. This same firm was noted in a message about a presidential transition-related technology gathering where it was the sole privately-held entity among participants. In a research report about an administration's cabinet choices, this tech investor's network was described as deeply connected to energy policy and foreign relations decisions.
What is the data analytics company?
|
['157', '1872', '90']
|
Palantir
|
96
|
An individual involved in discussions about a diplomatic breakthrough in a gulf region during early autumn of that year later received an urgent advisory to monitor ongoing developments in a wealthy kingdom. This advisory mentioned two major simultaneous events - one involving projectiles and another involving accountability measures. Around the same time, a journalist inquired about whether associates of the sender had successfully navigated these accountability measures, specifically referencing a prominent billionaire by name.
On what date did these accountability measures begin?
|
['1078', '141', '49']
|
November 4, 2017
|
79
|
There is a research institution that launched an initiative in digital currency in the mid-2010s by recruiting core developers of a cryptocurrency. A faculty member at this institution sent a message to colleagues about a proposed cap on indirect cost reimbursements that would cost the institution approximately one hundred million dollars annually. A wealthy individual arranged for a donation from a state university in the southwest to be given to this institution.
What is this institution?
|
['167', '799', '683']
|
MIT
|
38
|
An evolutionary biologist mentions being denied a three-year prestigious post-doctoral fellowship in the early seventies by a committee member who dismissed papers on altruism and mate selection as "not being science." The same institution houses a teaching center named after a former dean, which in late 2016 partnered with an educational project involving poetry for public television. A legal scholar negotiating a statement about mistaken identification uses an email address at a law school affiliated with the same institution that awarded the fellowship.
What institution connects these three contexts?
|
['431', '1817', '790']
|
Harvard University
|
80
|
There is a news summary from early in a certain month of the late 2010s that discusses a national team heading to a major sporting event's finals after defeating one European nation in the semifinals. A week later, another news digest mentions a ticker tape parade through a famous street in the largest city on the East Coast celebrating a championship won by a national team. A few days after that parade, a different newsletter features an article about a prominent athlete from that team being discussed as a potential political figure.
What sporting event championship did this team win?
|
['827', '1714', '1915']
|
2019 FIFA Women's World Cup
|
14
|
An educational television project about early twentieth-century cultural movements planned to film interviews and footage in multiple major urban areas across two continents. One metropolitan area was specifically listed among the locations where this project hoped to hire a film crew if sufficient funding became available. That same metropolitan area is described in a separate email thread as operating under unique political customs, where former state leadership figures were involved in controversial seat-related activities. Additionally, a documentary series focusing on radical intellectual breakthroughs aggregated its top contributors around several central locations for filming, and this same metropolitan area appears on that list of shoot locations.
What is this metropolitan area?
|
['1359', '82', '152']
|
Chicago
|
43
|
A business school professor at a major university in a large eastern city commented on regulatory threats to large technology companies in late summer of a certain year. Around this time period, an article mentioned an individual who was described as chairman of a company that owns brands. Several years earlier, a journalist from a major newspaper in the United Kingdom sent inquiries about offshore accounts, mentioning that these accounts were linked with this same individual who was also associated with a valuable property transfer.
Who is this individual whose name appears in connection with both the offshore accounts and the property?
|
['1168', '95', '370']
|
Leslie Wexner
|
55
|
An individual who offered to help with a trial mentioned visiting a southwestern state. A famous author who discussed economics with this same individual was offered the use of an apartment and was invited to visit a property in this state. A law enforcement document sent to a field office in a city known for hot air balloons mentioned that a person maintained a residence in this state in addition to other locations.
What state is this?
|
['491', '1887', '824']
|
New Mexico
|
48
|
A telecommunications company paid a personal attorney to a sitting president for insights into an administration, according to reporting from early in the second decade of this century. This same company pursued a multibillion-dollar acquisition of a media conglomerate that owned a major news network, which faced regulatory opposition allegedly motivated by political antipathy toward that network. Years later, this company acquired the rights to broadcast a pay-per-view sporting event between two legendary golfers, facing the challenge of appealing to both traditional and younger audiences.
Which company is described in these clues?
|
['1357', '253', '984']
|
AT&T
|
5
|
A former government counsel who once declined consideration for a major cabinet position sent a dismissive response to an opinion piece about constitutional law and due process doctrine. This same opinion piece was forwarded to a political strategist who described it with a two-word reaction phrase. The piece itself discusses an investigation that an inspector general was examining, and mentions that it appeared in a major financial newspaper's print edition.
On what date did this print edition appear?
|
['2043', '210', '1753']
|
June 23, 2018
|
64
|
There is an entity that posed an annual thought experiment to prominent thinkers, asking about tools that could improve collective reasoning. This same entity was referenced in a proposal to manage someone's online presence by creating positive algorithmic associations with scientific work. A gathering organized by this entity brought together over two dozen technology leaders and investors, including the founders of multiple major search and commerce platforms, who were asked to contribute their perspectives on a philosophical question about truth and deception in the early part of the last decade.
What organization hosts these annual question initiatives?
|
['1202', '242', '2415']
|
Edge Foundation
|
33
|
An individual wrote a controversial book about a current political leader that was discussed in early 2018. This same individual exchanged messages with someone in late May of the following year, discussing investigative angles related to the same political leader's business school background and financial records. A major publishing house sent an invitation to celebrate this individual's work at a gathering scheduled for early June in that same year.
What was the event being celebrated at this early June gathering?
|
['175', '11', '547']
|
The launch party for Siege
|
25
|
There is an individual who shared an article about a federal prosecutor who served as an attorney for a major district in a northeastern city. In a separate thread, this same individual received information about a charitable organization that used an address in a neighborhood known by a maritime term. That neighborhood is also mentioned in an email where someone helping stranded travelers noted they found lodging near this area, and referenced an assistant described as the spouse of a territorial executive.
In which territory is this neighborhood located?
|
['2201', '396', '868']
|
U.S. Virgin Islands
|
72
|
An individual discussed a political event where a presidential candidate brought out four individuals to make accusations at a debate. This discussion took place the night of the event and the following early morning. Separately, a well-known author had scheduled the release date of a controversial book about a wealthy figure for the day after this debate. Additionally, a visual artist communicated about returning from a country in the British Isles where they had mounted an exhibition with a provocative single-word title, on this same day following the debate.
What is the date on which the book was released?
|
['89', '39', '1809']
|
October 10, 2016
|
52
|
An individual served as lead counsel in a trial that concluded in the summer of the mid-2010s, where a bank from a Gulf emirate was accused of stealing technology for a mobile payment system designed for migrant workers. This same individual was previously a prosecutor who secured convictions in a major corporate fraud case involving an energy company that collapsed in the early 2000s. Years before that prosecution work, this person studied law at a university in a city along the eastern seaboard that shares its name with a South American country's capital.
Who is this person?
|
['2478', '876', '52']
|
Kathy Ruemmler
|
44
|
A political author held a publication celebration for a work examining an administration under pressure, with the gathering scheduled for an early summer evening in a residential building on the upper west side. In the same time period, the final living participant in a major concentration camp rebellion passed away at age 97 in the Middle East after having rejoined a military force that later captured a European capital. Additionally, a major technology company held its annual developer gathering in a California city, unveiling new operating systems and hardware during a multi-hour morning presentation.
On what date did all three of these events occur?
|
['547', '754', '1139']
|
June 3, 2019
|
13
|
A television production project about scientific breakthroughs mentioned planning to film at a research facility focused on sleep studies, located at a prestigious northeastern institution. A separate educational media initiative partnered with this same institution's medical school to create humanities content related to health and well-being. In early 2017, a newsletter from this institution's medical school discussed medical professionals speculating about a political figure's mental health.
What institution is referenced across these three contexts?
|
['152', '1817', '714']
|
Harvard
|
87
|
There is an individual who in early 2017 requested a meeting in a French city that is home to a major European institution, expressing a need to understand more about a newly inaugurated administration and societal changes. This same person holds a dual role where one position involves oversight of a prestigious international peace award, as referenced in a mid-2010s correspondence about attending multiple high-level meetings during a climate summit week. In a separate exchange about financial matters concerning an island nation, this person was described as leading a continental rights organization and being positioned to provide assistance on humanitarian issues.
Who is this individual?
|
['130', '223', '697']
|
Thorbjørn Jagland
|
9
|
A charitable organization founded in the year 2000 to support cutting-edge science and education was mentioned in an article discussing how private donors were helping scientists during budget cuts proposed by an administration in the late 2010s. This same organization was solicited for assistance with grant coordination by a group seeking to provide free technical skills training in the garment industry to people in a Caribbean nation that experienced a devastating earthquake in the early 2010s. The organization's information appeared in search results that also referenced a social media platform page showing it had a small number of likes.
What is the name of this philanthropic organization?
|
['1356', '201', '785']
|
Jeffrey Epstein VI Foundation
|
68
|
An individual wrote a business-focused piece in the early 2000s about a financier's relationship with a chairman of a major retail company, focusing on an exit from an investment bank and mentorship from someone later imprisoned for defrauding investors of hundreds of millions. Almost a decade later, this same person authored another article that opened with a quote suggesting visits to zones recovering from major natural disasters would fundamentally alter one's worldview. In a private exchange, someone recalled when this writer had been considering the earlier article, describing the individual as having been "clearly very nice" during that process.
Who is this author?
|
['2433', '95', '689']
|
Vicky Ward
|
29
|
There is an individual who was present at the opening night of a theatrical production when a visitor list inclusion was discussed. This same person is mentioned in connection with asking questions about the hiring of a prominent legal figure who investigated a former president in the late nineties. In a separate exchange, this individual is referenced alongside a co-author of a bestselling work and a documentary director known for a film about a notorious serial criminal.
Who is this investigative journalist?
|
['109', '693', '1546']
|
John Connolly
|
91
|
An individual asked whether someone was playing a role in a meeting between two world leaders that took place in the spring of the second year of a recent presidency. That same individual later received correspondence about whether to engage with content published in a major newspaper, which discussed a prison program being tested by a conservative government approximately seventy-five miles from a major European capital. This program was mentioned in an article dated in the winter, exactly four years and five months before a recurring comedy program was scheduled to begin at a venue on a major street in a northeastern U.S. city.
What recurring event started on that date?
|
['328', '228', '433']
|
The Jackie Martling Show
|
90
|
There is an alternative medicine advocate who in the summer of a presidential election year proposed meeting at a store focused on psychedelics located at an intersection in a neighborhood of a major northeastern city. This same advocate shared an article with someone about a lunch discussion covering ancient philosophy and hallucinogens. In the spring following that election, this advocate suggested beginning counseling sessions via video call with an individual. That same individual, roughly a year later, jokingly proposed organizing a gathering featuring four public figures who had faced controversies.
Who proposed this gathering?
|
['458', '726', '1274']
|
Lawrence Krauss
|
28
|
An article published in late spring of the late 2010s discusses an individual who once published a now-defunct policy journal focused on a region in the eastern hemisphere. In an earlier briefing from the mid-2010s sent to a tech entrepreneur, seven articles were listed covering topics about countries on three different continents. A reporter from an organization mentioned in the earlier briefing reached out in early winter of the mid-2010s, claiming to work for an investigative unit, though another person noted this organization doesn't actually have such a unit.
What news organization does this reporter work for?
|
['1827', '675', '156']
|
ABC News
|
86
|
There is a person who organized a trip to a central European capital city known for classical music in the spring of the early 2010s, during which an opera premiere was planned. This person mentioned traveling afterward on a Sunday morning flight to meet someone. An individual who exchanged messages about topics including probability and biological signal encryption mentioned being in the same location that the first person was flying to, and referenced a friend whose parent was a pioneering medical researcher at a university in that city. A documentary project planning memo discusses aggregating research contributors at multiple central filming locations, one of which is a major metropolitan area on the western coast.
What city is this western filming location?
|
['187', '300', '152']
|
San Francisco
|
8
|
There is a communications organization that was recommended to provide assistance to an individual, noted to have previously helped a former president and a general who led troops in the Middle East. In a separate thread, a journalist from a news organization was pursuing legal stories related to a certain capital city, reaching out to a lawyer who was in trial at a federal court in a different major city. That same news organization employs a reporter whose contact information lists an address on a major street in the mid-1100s block, located in a city that is also a federal district.
What city is indicated by these three threads?
|
['842', '44', '21']
|
Washington DC
|
69
|
There is a person who in late 2017 predicted that a certain television news anchor would soon face public allegations. Several months later, a documentary film highlighted multiple news industry figures who turned out to be predators, including this same news anchor and an executive from the news anchor's employer. Around mid-2016, polling data from the news division of this employer showed very close results in a presidential race.
What organization employed both the news anchor and the executive mentioned in the documentary?
|
['1540', '664', '680']
|
CBS
|
12
|
There is an individual who discussed offering photos from a tropical promotion event to a financial journalist. In the same exchange, this person mentioned the wealthiest woman from a Nordic country. In a different email thread, a federal court filing dismissing all claims against multiple defendants was entered just days before a major national election. A third email discusses a law that allows victims to sue foreign governments, sent during the year-end holiday season from an academic administrator.
What time appears in all three of these email exchanges?
|
['112', '855', '554']
|
5:59 PM
|
45
|
An email discusses a research university facing potential losses of approximately one hundred million dollars annually due to an administrative proposal to cap reimbursements at a single-digit percentage. This proposal could affect the same federal health agency that, in another thread, faced legal challenges over guidelines related to embryonic material that were ultimately upheld by a federal appeals court in the early twenty-tens. A separate message mentions this agency's budget potentially being reduced by several billion dollars, which would impact multiple disease-focused institutes including those studying cancer, heart conditions, and infectious diseases.
What federal agency is being referenced across these threads?
|
['799', '621', '1356']
|
National Institutes of Health
|
53
|
An individual wrote about a social program being tested at a correctional facility located a certain distance north of a major European capital city, implemented under a government led by a conservative leader. This same individual's name appears in a newsletter discussing how a major Asian country warns its economic experts about predictions that don't align with official positions. A third communication thread mentions that "the columnist is Good" in reference to someone who wrote a piece about a famous film director in early 2018.
Who is this columnist?
|
['228', '984', '649']
|
David Leonhardt
|
73
|
A diplomatic professional serving as an ocean ambassador for a northern European country was suggested as an advisor to a leader of an island nation in the tropics facing an election in early autumn. In a separate discussion about complex international arms negotiations, this same northern European country was mentioned alongside two other nations as competing to supply military aircraft to a large South American country. A donation of a modest five-figure sum was confirmed for an institution of economic studies in a city where someone also planned to attend a performance at a royal opera house, which is in the capital of the same northern European country.
What city is home to this institution of economic studies?
|
['697', '559', '1001']
|
Stockholm
|
24
|
An individual teaching a course on digital currency technology to a group of engineers in an Asian capital city in early 2017 previously presented research at a major western university. Around the same time period, this person communicated with someone who mentioned being in a northeastern American metropolis. In a separate thread from mid-2014, a professional discussed a furnished residence in this same metropolis, where monthly rent exceeded ten thousand dollars with partial reimbursement from a law firm. A third thread from 2011 describes a multimillion-dollar townhouse on a numbered street in the eastern part of this metropolis, located next to a famous urban park.
What is this northeastern American metropolis?
|
['746', '30', '919']
|
New York
|
32
|
An individual employed as a financial reporter visited a midwestern city to assess optimism among small enterprises during the early part of a recent presidential term. A journalism award honoring excellence in public interest reporting recognized a magazine publication that partnered with several other outlets on an investigation into immigration enforcement. A reporter from the same news organization that employs the financial reporter wrote a profile that would have required checking facts about wealthy individuals and their philanthropic activities.
What news organization employs the financial reporter?
|
['1172', '2400', '33']
|
The New York Times
|
4
|
A rock journalist who wrote pioneering articles in a men's magazine in the mid-1960s died of a heart attack in the early 2010s at age seventy-seven. According to an email discussing his death, neither a famous music magazine nor a certain major publication honored him with an obituary. In spring of a year in the late 2010s, a journalism foundation announced prize winners including one awarded to a magazine division of this same publication, which won for collaborative reporting on issues affecting immigrant communities. An individual using an email address from this publication's domain was discussing passing information about court papers to a political reporter in late 2015.
What is this publication?
|
['1635', '2400', '264']
|
New York Times
|
65
|
An individual sent a forwarded message late in the year before the pandemic, sharing content from a satirical news outlet known for its humorous fake headlines. This same person authored a monthly column for a men's magazine that positioned itself as hipper than its famous competitor whose founder lived in a mansion. That column's name referenced a well-known fable about royal attire. In early 2017, this individual received news about the passing of a comedian who had reached the age associated with the number of cards in two standard decks, and who had expressed a desire to participate in political rallies despite advanced age.
Who is this columnist and correspondent?
|
['124', '2288', '296']
|
Paul Krassner
|
49
|
An individual discussed comparing two aviation management service providers for a private aircraft, and in correspondence about the business plan, a charter payment arrangement with a certain firm was mentioned as factoring into depreciation calculations. A news article forwarded in late twenty-seventeen discussed how the head of this same firm told a major investment bank's conference that the organization was analyzing whether to restructure due to new tax legislation. Financial planning documents from the mid twenty-tens reference this firm using abbreviated notation while discussing trust structures and guarantor arrangements for aviation-related bank loans.
What is the full name of this firm?
|
['1572', '792', '1155']
|
Apollo Global Management
|
70
|
An email thread discussing career opportunities for a former operating system executive mentions a data analytics firm alongside several major technology companies, where this firm is described as being connected to an individual with expertise in digital currency. In a separate message about a political leader's technology gathering held in late 2016, a privately-held company is noted as being the only non-public firm invited to the summit, representing what the sender describes as a significant shift and opportunity. An engineer teaching about decentralized digital currency in an Asian nation references that the same individual connected to the data analytics firm has publicly stated that this currency technology is what a major online payment platform should have originally been.
What is the name of the data analytics firm?
|
['157', '1872', '746']
|
Palantir
|
27
|
An email from the early 2010s mentions a private gathering of families from three continents in the same city where a prominent business figure was simultaneously opening a commercial building bearing his name. In a separate email thread, an article about a holiday celebration at a resort property describes a political figure discussing a recent terror attack at a nightclub where nearly forty people were killed by an extremist group claiming responsibility. A newsletter promoting educational events mentions recent elections in this same location that suggest declining support for a government characterized as a pioneer of modern authoritarian populism.
What city is referenced across all three email threads?
|
['573', '2', '645']
|
Istanbul
|
31
|
A major journalism foundation in the late spring of a recent year announced an award for newspaper reporting that investigated a cabinet official's handling of a controversial legal arrangement involving a wealthy individual. An article shared several months earlier discussed calls for this same cabinet official's removal, mentioning that a conservative organization focused on issues including "sexual exploitation" was advocating for the official's departure. That cabinet official ultimately stepped down from their government role, an event that was covered in a weekly news digest sent to a recipient in the middle of the summer.
What event is being referenced in the news digest?
|
['1978', '2400', '1714']
|
Alex Acosta's resignation as Labor Secretary
|
66
|
An educational initiative seeking to obtain permission from a famous filmmaker to use recorded footage discusses creating content in partnership with a major television production entity. This same entity is mentioned in a funding proposal aimed at producing content about a specific period of literary history spanning the early to mid-twentieth century. In a later progress report, this entity collaborated with a national distributor to expand a planned series from eight installments to thirteen.
What is the name of the television production organization that partnered on these projects?
|
['721', '1359', '1817']
|
WGBH
|
89
|
An individual who was dismissed from a position following events in a particular southeastern state city later established an organization with headquarters in a major city on a different continent. A former leader visited a location on a particular day in the fall season. A charitable organization that contributed to a film awards event maintained its official address at this same location.
What is this location?
|
['203', '757', '396']
|
St. Thomas
|
7
|
An individual involved in discussions about investments withdrew from an offshore account held at a multinational banking institution with operations in a neutral European country. This banking institution was specifically identified in correspondence from a media outlet based in a major European capital. That same media outlet published reporting about alleged fiscal violations involving a Mediterranean island, which was shared during a conversation about a medical procedure. A different story from this outlet concerning legal proceedings related to assaultcharges was exchanged during discussions about Middle Eastern sovereign wealth movements.
What media organization published all of these stories?
|
['370', '163', '4']
|
The Guardian
|
93
|
A financial analysis characterizing a particular year as featuring improbable outcomes mentions a sporting organization winning a championship after being given five thousand to one odds by bookmakers. This same analysis lists several other surprising developments from that twelve-month period. A data analytics firm is mentioned as having used information from a social media platform to meddle in a major referendum in an island nation in that same year. An individual who later became a senior counselor in a major government had predicted this referendum's outcome years earlier at a conference within a religious institution.
What was this referendum commonly called?
|
['1793', '529', '286']
|
Brexit
|
85
|
There is a journalistic investigation that was honored with a major annual prize for work in service of the common good in early 2019. The investigation focused on a controversial plea agreement handled over a decade earlier by an individual who later became a cabinet secretary. Following the publication of this investigation in late 2018, that cabinet secretary faced intense scrutiny and eventually resigned from their government position in mid-2019.
What is the name of this investigation?
|
['2400', '338', '1714']
|
Perversion of Justice
|
11
|
An individual received a lengthy list in mid-2019 that included names of scientists, politicians, and a co-founder of a well-known restaurant rating publication. Earlier that same year, this person commented "Pile on" in an email thread discussing a major journalism award won by a newspaper in a southeastern coastal state. In early 2018, this individual was asked about Federal Election Commission expertise while discussing a cryptocurrency-based funding mechanism for political organizations, mentioning a coalition strategy prioritizing populist and conservative religious voters.
Who is this individual?
|
['211', '10', '65']
|
Steve Bannon
|
46
|
There is an individual who founded a non-profit production company in the mid-2010s that partnered with a major public television station to create educational content. This individual requested assistance in late 2018 to recruit a professional athlete known for advocating on issues of discrimination in sports and childbirth. In a separate correspondence, this same individual sought help obtaining release rights from a filmmaker who had been photographed with a convicted individual, and the release related to discussing a short poem by an early 20th-century writer.
Who is this individual?
|
['1574', '260', '797']
|
Elisa New
|
50
|
An individual who co-authored a legal opinion piece works with someone who is a professor at a law school located in a major southeastern coastal city. In early 2018, an email thread discusses a violent incident in a southeastern state where the perpetrator wore political headwear and targeted specific groups. This same southeastern state is home to a law school mentioned in relation to constitutional law practice. Additionally, an investigative document sent to field offices in two different cities mentions that a subject maintains residences in multiple states, including one in this particular southeastern state's most populous metropolitan area.
Which city is home to this law school?
|
['1753', '667', '1887']
|
Miami
|
51
|
An individual representing a legal client discussed an allegation involving a former head of state and a tropical location in a communication that occurred on a specific day of a month in the mid-2010s. Around the same time during a different year, a high-ranking lawyer shared news about someone being found guilty on multiple counts after rejecting a lesser plea deal - this happened on the exact same day of a different month. Additionally, a supreme court justice who publicly expressed regret over political commentary attended a formal governmental event with a colleague, and this event was referenced in communications discussing events from the middle of a year in the mid-2010s.
What day of the month do these three events share in common?
|
['21', '223', '425']
|
19
|
47
|
An author responded to an inquiry from a news agency correspondent about a lawsuit filed in a western state court in the mid-2010s. This same writer sent draft material describing a real estate purchase in a southeastern coastal state involving a swimming pool and property ownership questions. Years later, this individual remarked about a journalism award given to a publication from a southeastern metropolitan area for investigative work on a federal plea agreement.
Who is this author?
|
['78', '63', '10']
|
Michael Wolff
|
10
|
A newsletter promoting intellectual events mentions a recent recorded discussion between a climate scientist and a political philosopher that explored topics including mortality and evolutionary theory. The same newsletter section briefly references public discourse about a major ceremonial occasion that was generating widespread attention at the time. An earlier message thread from the same period mentions that a specific date in early May would be "an eye opener," and discusses a book release scheduled for mid-spring.
What major ceremonial event was the newsletter's discussion section referencing when it asked whether public enthusiasm had become excessive?
|
['1952', '711', '1202']
|
The royal wedding
|
84
|
A federal prosecutor sent a follow-up message about meeting with agents regarding what they can tell certain girls in a case involving a coastal area known for its wealthy residents. On the same calendar date several years later, a former lead prosecutor from a major corporate fraud case involving an energy company was being discussed as a potential nominee for the top law enforcement position in the federal government. On that same calendar date in a different year, someone asked about the electoral prospects of a controversial presidential candidate known for his real estate background.
What is the specific date (month and day) that appears in all three email threads?
|
['1710', '52', '508']
|
September 26
|
92
|
An individual involved in criminal prosecutions in a southeastern coastal state later became the head of a federal department. A conservative organization focused on protecting vulnerable populations publicly called for this person's removal from their government position in the late 2010s. Around the same time, investigative journalism revealed that years before taking the federal role, this individual had been copied on a judicial order criticizing concealment of information in a case involving exploitation of a minor. These controversies led to the occurrence of a particular event in the summer following these revelations.
What event occurred?
|
['1978', '979', '1714']
|
Alex Acosta's resignation
|
67
|
An individual who was removed from leading a major southern university following a scandal provided legal advice about a matter before a federal district courthouse on a street named after a type of flowering plant. This same individual planned to stay at a historic oceanfront resort during a holiday week in late autumn in a southeastern coastal state. In a separate discussion about climate science, someone mentioned being with a group of political figures at this same location during the winter holiday season.
What is the name of this location?
|
['232', '128', '192']
|
Palm Beach
|
88
|
A senior producer at a major broadcast news network sent an inquiry about a defamation lawsuit settlement. The producer's office is located on a street named after a type of citrus fruit in a major midwestern city. In a separate exchange, a spiritual teacher and advisor received a link to an article from a newspaper based in the same metropolitan area, concerning an unusual incident involving footwear. Additionally, a forwarded satirical email described the political culture of this city, mentioning a professional football team named after a large mammal and a former state governor who attempted to sell a senate seat.
In which city are all three of these communications rooted?
|
['350', '974', '82']
|
Chicago
|
6
|
A former political strategist produced a documentary film that premiered at a venue in a major northeastern city, timed to coincide with an anniversary of a controversial label used during a presidential campaign. A separate thread discusses this same individual's involvement with a filmmaker's documentary that premiered in a midwestern city, where the title referenced a date in early autumn two years prior to the film's release. An individual planning to drive on an interstate highway mentioned they would arrive in the same northeastern city at a specific afternoon hour, two days after a date in late summer.
What is the date being commemorated in the first clue?
|
['1208', '664', '272']
|
September 9, 2016
|
30
|
A documentary series about scientific breakthroughs planned to shoot footage at a facility studying sleep patterns located at an institution in the northeastern United States. An article published in a major foreign policy journal in the mid-2010s referenced a scholar from this same institution who documented the long-term global decline in violence and conflict. A poetry education initiative partnered with this institution to offer online courses and television content for educators.
What institution is mentioned across these three contexts?
|
['152', '160', '1574']
|
Harvard University
|
26
|
There is an educational institution mentioned in a thread about a director of a lab who announced that core developers of a digital currency project joined after their previous funding organization collapsed in the mid-2010s. The same institution is also mentioned in a thread where a neuroscientist working on an initiative named after a body organ discussed having a bid for participation in a presidential program launched in the early 2010s. A third thread from the late 2010s mentions this institution in a message about proposed federal caps on reimbursement rates that would cost the institution around one hundred million annually.
What is this educational institution?
|
['167', '16', '799']
|
MIT
|
71
|
An individual discussed implementing a social program at a correctional facility in a conservative-led government, located less than one hundred miles from a major European capital. This same individual co-authored a piece about global optimism and civilizational fusion that discusses economic challenges in the early to mid-2010s. In a separate communication, this individual received updates about a regional crisis involving a wealthy peninsular nation and its neighbors, where diplomatic tensions peaked in the late 2010s.
Who is this individual?
|
['228', '160', '71']
|
Lawrence H. Summers
|
95
|
A journalist for a well-known magazine wrote an article in the early 2010s describing an individual who was serving a lengthy prison sentence for defrauding investors out of hundreds of millions through a financial company. This same individual sent an email in mid-2016 claiming to be part of a writing team for a bestselling author's book and stating they were taking back operations of a major metropolitan tabloid newspaper. In a separate communication, this person is identified as the husband of a deceased woman who allegedly wrote a tell-all book about financial crimes.
Who is this individual?
|
['95', '39', '617']
|
Steven Hoffenberg
|
83
|
An individual who was offered but declined a high-level position in the mid-2010s later had email exchanges with someone who scheduled a breakfast meeting for a morning in early summer of the late 2010s. On the weekend before that breakfast, a lawyer mentioned that someone had been charged criminally in a federal district court for a case involving a matter from an eastern European country. In early spring of the early 2010s, federal investigators requested clearance to travel to a foreign country to interview a victim in a related type of case involving improper conduct.
What event occurred in early summer of the late 2010s that connects these threads?
|
['876', '243', '962']
|
Jeffrey Epstein's arrest in July 2019
|
17
|
A film distributor headquartered on the West Coast released a documentary about the late-2000s economic downturn that was praised by a publication's film reviewers. An individual who worked as a financial reporter for this publication in the mid-2010s corresponded about whether certain quoted statements were fabricated for an earlier magazine profile. That same publication contacted someone in early 2016 seeking information about connections between two prominent figures in that year's presidential election.
Which media organization is referenced in all three situations?
|
['317', '33', '26']
|
The New York Times
|
40
|
An article discusses a holiday celebration at an estate where a recently elected official delivered remarks about repealing healthcare legislation. This same estate is mentioned in connection with allegations involving a business meeting gone awry in the early part of a decade before the new millennium. A media piece from the early part of the next decade describes this property as having a country club with facilities where someone was allegedly recruited.
What is the name of this estate?
|
['2', '191', '1720']
|
Mar-a-Lago
|
56
|
An individual authored an opinion piece for a major publication about a political figure's psychological state in the summer of a presidential election year. This same individual attended a gathering where a film director and a foreign diplomat were present, with the diplomat discussing geopolitical matters in a Middle Eastern nation. Additionally, this individual has corresponded with theoretical physicists about the nature of awareness and whether it can be studied empirically.
Who is this individual?
|
['458', '1721', '829']
|
Deepak Chopra
|
76
|
A financial professional sent an email about purchasing call spread options on a financial sector exchange-traded fund shortly after a major political event in late autumn, suggesting regulations would be eliminated. Months later, the same professional sent analysis about continental financial institutions during a period of capital outflows, with recommendations from their organization's research division. Around the same timeframe, a chief investment strategist at a wealth management division discussed portfolio rebalancing following an unlikely electoral outcome, comparing it to improbable sports victories like a midwestern baseball team's first championship in over a century.
Which financial services organization employed all of these individuals?
|
['619', '1859', '1793']
|
Bank of America Merrill Lynch
|
99
|
An email discusses whether a particular type of voting system affects voter turnout, referencing a publication platform where scholars debate policy issues online, hosted by a certain organization focused on individual liberty. A separate thread describes how financial benefactors of a major private industrial conglomerate exert influence through a network of policy organizations, including one abbreviated with four letters that also operates the previously mentioned online debate platform. Finally, discussions about an alternative digital currency and its tax implications touch on themes of government overreach that this same four-letter organization has historically opposed in their published research.
What is this four-letter policy research organization?
|
['2041', '1484', '524']
|
Cato Institute
|
21
|
There is a legal professional who was handling a trial in a federal district court in the northeastern United States in mid-2017. Around the same time, this individual was being considered as a potential outside legal representative for the chief executive of the country. In a separate matter from late 2018, this same person represented a casino business executive who was cooperating with federal investigators regarding political fundraising activities.
Who is this attorney?
|
['44', '70', '94']
|
Reid Weingarten
|
37
|
An individual helped secure tickets to an exclusive gathering that required background checks due to the attendance of a head of state from a central European country and a former leader from across the Atlantic. The tickets cost thousands in a European currency and included access to a dinner, reception, and celebration. This same individual made travel arrangements to depart early the morning after this gathering to fly to a major west coast city to meet with a prominent technology philanthropist. The gathering took place at a historic palace that once served as the residence of royalty, with only a few hundred attendees at the dinner portion.
What was this gathering?
|
['687', '187', '187']
|
LifeBall 2012 (or amfAR Gala 2012 Vienna)
|
60
|
An individual who won convictions against executives of a major energy company later turned down an offer to serve as the nation's top law enforcement officer. This same individual discussed receiving a monthly housing subsidy from their employer for a furnished residence in a major city. In a separate matter, this individual made their first courtroom appearance in nearly two years to deliver closing arguments in a case involving allegations of technology theft by a financial institution based in a wealthy Gulf state.
What organization provided the housing subsidy and employed this individual during both the courtroom appearance and the attorney general consideration?
|
['876', '30', '887']
|
Latham & Watkins
|
1
|
There is an individual who was being advised on how to convince other wealthy individuals to join philanthropic initiatives in the mid-2010s. This same person was mentioned by someone who obtained tickets to a gala dinner in a European capital city in the early 2010s, where a former head of state was also attending; that ticket coordinator mentioned they had the same tickets "through" this individual and was leaving the European city to meet this person in a West Coast American city. In the late 2010s, someone suggested this individual should join in funding scientific research after federal budget cuts were proposed.
Who is this individual?
|
['170', '687', '606']
|
Bill Gates
|
61
|
An individual who departed a presidential administration following violent events in an American city was previously associated with a data analytics firm in the mid-2010s that later became controversial. A debate concerning a major tech company's CEO referenced how this firm misused data to influence a European referendum. A separate analysis of technology companies mentioned this same firm's scandal as one of several awakening moments regarding data privacy, noting the firm had obtained information from a social media platform.
What scandal involving data misuse is being referenced across these contexts?
|
['2181', '529', '1168']
|
The Cambridge Analytica scandal
|
0
|
A leader of an island nation in the Indian Ocean sought advice about a suspicious investment scheme in early 2013. The anonymous fund manager behind this proposal insisted on meeting the nation's finance minister in a certain Southeast Asian capital city. In a separate exchange around the new year holiday period ending 2012, an individual sent greetings while staying in this same city, and mentioned that another person was also present there at that time. The thread also references a female singer from a neighboring country that shares a border with this city's nation. A third email exchange involves an architect based in a Southeast Asian country discussing time zones, noting their location was three hours ahead of a Middle Eastern emirate where they have business connections.
What is the Southeast Asian capital city referenced across these communications?
|
['697', '1458', '1352']
|
Bangkok
|
36
|
An article discussing protests at a west coast university campus in the mid-1960s references a British band that had recently visited the country. This article was emailed on a specific date. Separately, a conspiracy theory piece mentions an international financial organization's leader being arrested on the same day and month, though in a different year. On that exact same date as the article about campus protests, another brief message warned about an upcoming visit from a national leader to a neighboring property.
What is the full date (month, day, and year) when the article about the campus protests was sent?
|
['1635', '165', '624']
|
May 14, 2019
|
20
|
An article discussing global modernization mentions a philanthropic entity's work on a viral disease that was endemic in over one hundred countries in the late 1980s but has since been nearly eradicated. A journalist conducting fact-checking for a profile asked whether an individual advised this same philanthropic entity on recruiting other wealthy donors to their causes. In a separate exchange, someone described a regional media platform that collaborates with this entity, mentioning an advisor who reports to the entity's co-founder.
What is this philanthropic entity?
|
['160', '170', '972']
|
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
|
77
|
There is an individual who helped transport a woman and her young daughter from a Caribbean island in early 2014. This woman's spouse had previously served as an aide to a former president who was filmed discussing poetry for an educational television series. The same individual who provided the flight also donated a structure to a performing arts organization at a prestigious university, and was mentioned in connection with funding a horticultural initiative at a research institution.
Who is this individual?
|
['868', '721', '683']
|
Andrew Farkas
|
98
|
There is an individual who discussed with a colleague whether taking a certain encounter further was appropriate, with this conversation occurring in a hotel in the mid-2000s. This person was later investigated by a reporter from a certain news organization. That same news organization covered a political figure's remarks about a global movement delivered remotely to a gathering at a historic religious site in the mid-2010s. Additionally, a financial reporter working for a major newspaper shared content from this same news organization regarding legal documents mentioning someone's residence.
What is the news organization?
|
['950', '286', '264']
|
BuzzFeed News
|
57
|
A well-known author of books on consciousness and wellbeing mentioned planning to attend a silence retreat on a late summer day in the mid-2010s. This same individual was scheduled to film a documentary in a style similar to a famous climate change presentation, at an island location off the northeastern coast that summer. In the emails, there's a conversation about a modeling agency that had been unable to work with certain partners for over half a decade due to accusations mentioned in the correspondence. Around the same time period as the planned silence retreat, a legal professional discussed someone being charged in a federal district court in a major northeastern city, while his counterpart mentioned plans to meet with a former political strategist for breakfast the following day, noting that everyone was confused.
What event occurred on the day mentioned in the exchange about the breakfast meeting?
|
['1274', '1608', '243']
|
Jeffrey Epstein's arrest on July 6, 2019
|
41
|
An individual who handled a legal matter was planning to spend a holiday at a luxury resort in a southeastern coastal state during late autumn of a mid-2010s year. A financial publication from the early 2010s discussed a wealthy enclave in this same state, highlighting architectural work by a designer who was active in the early twentieth century. In the early 2010s, a pilot mentioned scheduling conflicts due to a high-ranking government official's visit to an airport in this same location.
What city is this resort located in?
|
['128', '2430', '447']
|
Palm Beach
|
16
|
An individual was scheduled to have a breakfast meeting with a former political strategist on a summer morning in the late 2010s. This person had been in a European capital and was planning to depart for a major northeastern city on a weekday morning. Around the same timeframe, a modeling professional wrote about how a prospective model declined a contract offer with an agency in the United States after finding online articles about illegal activities involving young individuals.
What event occurred on the day this individual was supposed to leave the European capital?
|
['243', '1624', '1399']
|
Arrest at Teterboro Airport
|
82
|
An architect was recommended by an individual from a Middle Eastern emirate to design a residence on two islands viewable via satellite mapping. The scheduled meeting date coincided with both a personal birthday celebration and a presidential inauguration in the late twenty-tens. A foundation listed its address at a quarter named after a nautical term in the same territorial location as these islands. A pilot sent a brief message about a sitting president's arrival to this same territorial location, scheduled for early autumn of the same year as the foundation address.
What is this territorial location?
|
['1352', '396', '757']
|
St. Thomas
|
94
|
A journalist authored an investigation series examining how a former cabinet official handled a controversial plea agreement. This journalist is mentioned in an article that discusses how a lead prosecutor was harshly rebuked by a federal judge months before working on a high-profile case. The same journalist co-won a journalism prize in the spring of the final year of the previous decade, alongside a photographer, for work that was referenced by an author of a book about the current administration when discussing a potential documentary project.
Who is this investigative journalist?
|
['979', '2295', '2400']
|
Julie K. Brown
|
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