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"What caused the error in O'Rielly's controls? ",
"O'Rielly starts to talk about \"venus dames\" unprompted and acting strangely. Why?",
"Why have Venus men struggled to keep their women interested in them?",
"What can be said about Grandmamma Berta, Trillium, and the Madame President of Earth?"
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"\"If every control hadn't been locked in correct setting,\" O'Rielly\n answered from his own angry bewilderment, \"the error would have\n registered before blast-off—wouldn't it, sir?\"",
"Old Callahan's voice crackled now through the helmet's ear contact.\n \"Well, Mr. O'Rielly?\"\n\n\n \"Fusion control... |
train | 62324 | [
"Why does Joseph lie about the water supply?",
"What is \"La-anago Yergis\"?",
"Why do Harvey and Joe change thier plan when confronting Johnson about the water?",
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"\"Folks are always thinkin' the other feller's out to do 'em,\" he said,\n shaking his head. \"Lemme explain about the water here. It's bitter",
"But Joe was already on his knees, scooping up a handful of water and\n tasting it.\n\n\n \"Sweet!\" he snarled.",
"\"We must not be selfish, my boy,\" Harv... |
train | 62349 | [
"What was special or impressive about Gertrude?",
"Why was Gertrude continuously screaming?",
"How were Jig and Bucky attacked by the Vapor snakes?",
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"She was also much younger, but I didn't go into that. Gertrude may be\n a little creaky, but she's still pretty impressive. I only hoped she",
"Gertrude screamed again. She didn't move, not even to raise her head.\n The sadness just built up inside her until it had to come out. That",
"I wouldn't kno... |
train | 55933 | [
"Which best describes Peggy's relationship with her parents?",
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"Her parents love her and support her, but want her to be practical as she enters an unpredictable career path.",
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"“Oh, Mother!” Peggy shouted, jumping down from\n the stool and throwing her arms about her mother’s\n neck. “I knew you’d understand! And you understand\n too, don’t you, Dad?” she appealed.",
"said to his daughter Peggy, who perched tensely on\n the edge of a kitchen stool. “We could hardly have\n helpe... |
train | 52844 | [
"Why didn't Tremaine automatically include the state law enforcement in his investigation?",
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"He thinks the state law enforcement officers are all incredibly rude.",
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"The heavy voice of the State Police chief crackled. \"What's your beef,\n Tremaine?\"\n\n\n \"I thought you were going to keep your men away from Elsby until I gave\n the word, Grammond.\"",
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train | 63899 | [
"Where was the Quest III coming home from?",
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train | 63640 | [
"What wouldn't Casey say to describe himself?",
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"I tried to back off from him a bit, but the ship stopped me. \"I'm Casey\n Ritter. What's your label, chum?\"\n\n\n \"Attaboy,\" he ticked coyly.",
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"How do Lowry and the Exec feel about the Venusians?",
"How did Svan feel about the Earthlings?",
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"The Exec shrugged. \"I don't know, Lowry,\" he said. \"This is a funny\n place. I don't trust the natives.\"",
"\"Acclimation,\" Lowry said scientifically. \"They had to acclimate\n themselves to Venus's climate. They're friendly enough.\"",
"Lowry, stung, looked to see if the Exec was smiling, but f... |
train | 63631 | [
"What are the four hypotheses Charles has about how he might have survived the plague? ",
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"Baker looked up. \"That's right. ... |
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train | 20019 | [
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train | 50969 | [
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train | 51330 | [
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train | 51170 | [
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train | 51407 | [
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train | 20071 | [
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train | 24192 | [
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train | 24958 | [
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train | 26066 | [
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train | 27588 | [
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train | 24977 | [
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train | 31355 | [
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train | 99902 | [
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train | 51699 | [
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train | 99920 | [
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