image listlengths 1 1 | messages listlengths 2 2 | task_name stringclasses 5 values | dataset_name stringclasses 17 values | rvl_cdip_class stringclasses 12 values |
|---|---|---|---|---|
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagese_e_q_i_eqi92a00_520169228+-9228_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> SENT BY: 2-19-88 + 9:14 | AM/PM MERCHANDISING- T1457296195# 1/ § \n ampm Marketing \n Mailing Address: Box 5077 \n Buena Park, California 90622-5077 \n “February 17, 1998 \n ARCO Products Company 4 \n » | \n Dear Nevada ampm Franchisee: \n Re: Promotional Maximum Retail Selling Price \n Cigarette volume, sales and store traffic grew dramatically in 1997. In order to maintain that momentum, stay \n ahead of competitive forces, be more effective reaching customers, and be more efficient with limited \n allowance dollars in 1998, the criteria to receive incremental cigarette promotional allowances will be \n changed. \n Under the new program, an Incremental Cigarette promotional allowance will be paid on promoted brands if \n the retail selling price does not exceed the promotional maximum retail selling price established by ARCO, \n and all POP provided by ARCO is displayed. In other words, sales"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "on promoted brands at prices above the \n maximum selling price established by ARCO are not eligible for incremental cigarette promotional allowances. \n Eligibility for these promotions is limited to these locations that are participants under ARCO’'s national - \n merchandising contracts with Philip Morris and RJ Reynokls, ARCO Franchise Consultants and cigarette \n company sales call reports will be used by ARCO to monitor and determine qualification for this promotional \n allowance. \n As always, you are free to set your own prices and are not bound to participate in these brand specific price \n Promotions. However, no incremental promotional allowances will be paid if both of the criteria above are not \n met \n The new program becomes effective with the March and April promotions listed below: \n Promotion Cigarette Promotional Maximum Promotional Promotionai \n Dates Brands Retail Price Allowance Allowance Criteria \n PACK CARTON PACK CARTON \n Marlboro $1.89 $15.99 $0.20 $2.00 1) Sell brands at or \n V3/98-4/30/98 Camel $1.89 $15.99 $0.20 $2.00 below promo \n Winston $1,89 $15.99 $0.20 32,00 maximum retail price \n for entire period. \n 2) Display all signs \n ¥398-3/91498 — Basic $1.59 $0.20 \n Doral $1.59 $0.20 \n Participation and compliance for the regular cigarette display allowance program is unaffected by the above, \n And, although there are no “criteria” changes to the regular cigarette display allowance program, suggested \n retail prices and allowances will be changed effective March 3, 1998. Please see the attached ietter for \n details. \n We recognize the promotional maximum retail selling price is a change in the way we do business; however, \n we believe it is a positive one. \n Sincerely, \n Cary Crook \n Senior Calegory Manager \n 8226 9T@zg \n ” maxrtait doc </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | letter |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesy_y_l_g_ylg07c00_50723816-3817_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Extracte words from the graphic."
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "<doc> BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH \n NAME POSITION TITLE BIRTHDATE (Mo., Day, Yr) \n Arturo De Lozanne Assistant Professor June, 5, 1958 \n EDUCATION DEGREE YEAR FIELD OF STUDY \n INSTITUTION AND LOCATION CONFERRED \n Universidad Autonoma Metropolitana, México City BS. 1982 Biology \n Stanford University School of Medicine, Stanford, CA Ph.D. 1988 Cell Biology \n Univ. of Texas Southwestern Med. Ctr., Dallas, TX Postdoctoral 1988-1991 Molecular Genetics \n RESEARCH AND PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: \n 1982-1988 Graduate Student \n Advisor, Dr. James A. Spudich \n Department of Cell Biology \n Stanford University School of Medicine, Stanford, CA \n 1988-1991 Postdoctoral Fellow \n Advisors, Dr. Michael 5. Brown and Dr. Joseph L Goldstein \n Department of Molecular Genetics \n Univ. of Texas Southwestern Med. Ctr., Dallas, TX \n 1991- present Assistant Professor of Cell Biology \n Department of Cell Biology \n Duke University Medical Center, Durham, NC \n Awards: \n 1988 Bernard Cohen Postdoctoral Fellowship \n 1988-1991 Helen Hay Whitney Postdoctoral Fellowship \n 1993-1995 Junior Faculty Research Award, American Cancer Society \n 1993-1996 Research Scholar Award, Council for Tobacco Research \n Professional organizations: \n American Society for Cell Biology \n Recent Publications: \n * Larochelle, D.A., Vithalani, K. K. and A. De Lozanne (1997) The Role of \n Dictyostelium racE in cytokinesis: mutational analysis and localization studies by \n use of green fluorescent protein. Mol. Biol. Cell 8:935-944. \n A. De Lozanne (1997) The multiple faces of cytokinesis. Ann. Rev. Cell Dev. Biol. In \n preparation. \n Vithalani, K. K., D. A. Larochelle, and A. De Lozanne (1997) Purification and cloning \n of a Dictyostelium GEF protein similar to mammalian smgGD5. In preparation. \n Kwak, E.K., D. A. Larochelle, K.K.Vithalani, and A. De Lozanne (1997) A \n Dictyostelium cytokinesis mutant with a defect in a protein related to human \n smgGDS and FAN. In preparation. \n Gerald, N., D. A. Larochelle, and A. De Lozanne (1997) The role of tacE in the \n formation of cleavage furrows in Dictyostelium. In preparation. \n * Larochelle, D. A., Vithalani, K. K., and A. De Lozanne (1996) A novel member of \n the rho family of small GTP-binding proteins is specifically required for \n cytokinesis. J. Cell Biol. 133:1321-1329. \n 50723816 </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | resume |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesx_x_d_n_xdn28e00_1000786282_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>list the texts in the picture."
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "<doc> Jo: \n From: \n Subject: \n PHILIP MORRIS U. S. A. \n oe S00 \n INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE \n C8 0-07/08 \n RICHMOHD, VIRGINUA \n Dick Uhl Date: December 11, 1980 \n Jeff Seeman \n Nicotine Recovery \n The purpose of this memo is to summarize the meeting that \n we (Dick Uhl, Amanda Johnson, Randy Miller, Dick Howe, \n Betty Handy and Jeff Seeman) had on December 10, 1980. \n l. Your group will continue efforts aimed at using \n the scrubber liquids diirectly in any one of a wariety \n of possible fashions. \n 2. We will examine the distillation procedure you have \n initiated, determiniing the recoverability of nicotine \n in two different samples at two different concentrations. \n 3. We will continue to develop procedures to concentrate \n and purify nicotine using ion exchange chromatographic \n procedures. \n 4. Betty Handy and Bill Harvey will continue to provide \n special assistance to this work (following a slight \n delay after Dee 16th due to personal vacation). \n AS we have discussed, decisions regarding a final acceptable \n process must await. clarification of a variety of considerations \n in regard to method and form of reapplication of the: recovered \n nicotine. Such considerations will dictate the purity of the \n nicotine which will be required and its concentration ima yet \n Gannon . A, Johnson g \n Sanders B. Handy Se ex ROMO \n Osdene \n Bourlas , </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | memo |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesm_m_z_j_mzj07c00_CTRSP-FILES007652-76_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> eTrR \n THE LANCET 7 ADAM STREET, ADELPHI 3 \n ff /) LONDON - - W.C,2 \n Editor 1. Dougias-Wiisox, M.D. Tetecrams : LaNcrt"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "Lonnon W.C.2 \n Deputy Editor 1, A. H. Munro, M.3. TeterHOoNe: O1 - 836 7228 \n 3rd May 1973 \n Dr. Richard J. Hickey, \n Management and Behavioral Science Center, \n The Wharton School, \n Vance Hall, \n 3733 Spruce Street, \n Philadelphia, \n Penn. 19174. \n Dear Dr. Hickey, \n Thank you for the shorter version of your letter. It appears in our \n issue of 5th May. \n We did in fact receive the short letter you sent in February, out we \n decided not to continue the correspondence at that stage. \n Yours sincerely, \n PA—w vy bia \n a emer aan ot (penaeermbacnte abel aie ph ae abe cn eee \n —— “oe . \n CTR SP-FILES G07652 \n 11007672 </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | letter |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesl_l_y_s_lys00e00_80703838_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>what texts are in the picture?"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "<doc> 1861 Sil tnp \n 80'703838 \n €g | oL2T \n Zt| \"SE 0 / g NOISSIKKOD ¥€/z 9T SSI \n 00 | S2tz 18/1/8| 18/S/2 *Sev LT STTI € \"X°N SNMOLUSL VM \n s ONTLSOd \n OL Wous \n INNOWY AOIANaS . NOILYV901 \n eo eenecvasees SILER OED \"ODE: TT EHO dMGN ee eee eee NDISIO none eee eee cnet net seer eerste seman sae et red CSV TITHOT ne maewenne OQNISILYZAGY YyOs \n deem een eeeaaeaemecacesereresverevevers ‘ON LOVYLNOD uno 6TOOT “oR *Waor MON \n secenesesveensees . SNNAAY HLAIA 999 \n EI\"OTI\" ON LOWULNOD YNOA SIOTANAS VIGHN Gav TILHOT \n 8 6t benanesecseueucccon UIs sense ones f eee eeeecereaanas e e \n sennsvncenerececwonresecscsoneeereafeas as pte** ‘ON 3DIOANI \n HSVO -‘SwuaL \n OvZ>T MYOA MAN ‘OlV44NA + PS XO8 ‘O'd +¢ LIZUIS GNVIAUVAN S62 \n DOI \n Eni eS Eee ee \n 22481 G3JGNNOd4 </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | invoice |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imageso_o_y_g_oyg75e00_2040189724_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> Every evening at twilight, Mr. Schaff \n climbed 299 steps to tend to his official \n duties as lighthouse keeper. \n Mrs. Schaff used his prolonged \n absence to sneak a \n"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "light of her owt. \n © Phitp Morris inc. 18 \n SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: Smoking \n Causes Lung Cancer, Heart Disease, \n Emphysema, And May Complicate Pregnancy. \n 9 mg ‘'tar, \n i. ae \n = 5 \n 1. t \n - - \n B. {VIRGINIA \n SLIMS \n Fashions: Pamela Dennis \n “0.7 mg nicotine av per cigarette by FTC method. \n FZL6STOFOS </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | advertisement |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesk_k_x_c_kxc95c00_2073528851_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>what does the image read?"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "<doc> € 3 3” mere § 8 3 cogs nor g z TT aeesage pees \n ; i gsgee 2 28 8yg- ; i ‘gyava> ow BRXe oRgS ; lis gyeyersae crear \n aunt wi: ME seenge cage ays Ha ascent ss \n qe CP a mt i \n peereueny vidas \n Method \n ack \n 2 z Zocrereerre asaace \n 3 a @ SSa8e8283 \n 3 fo: yo. eee \n . z Roweeeeneee evecece \n 5 a 8 Stgzsssss \n 3 e? Ae: \n © z Bocreeeee e+ cavoee \n 3 3 GQ SsRRRITT \n g i i gg35s3se9 preted \n Edie? Bae: \n . z 2 cnmmawnae coocce \n 4 3 Bo o-earnenee \n § agegereee 1 vreus \n ab * of * \n . z x Nanannana eoenon \n 3 3 3 . \n 4 pemgenges 4 \n ° faa? hua? ogee \n E RRERREREE RDRREE \n all Irae \n P 45968 \n TEM \n Salanosot \n Methe \n SEthempytsine \n Mate \n Pormmbetyde \n enlace \n ‘merci \n Proponaldatiye \n Areveria \n P 76988 \n Phen \n Phe \n e-Creeal \n Crna \n pCroe \n Caectnd \n Fayerogdone. \n imscrcht \n Hythacarbonae \n ‘Viel cherie \n 13 Btadione (a) \n oprene \n Benzece \n ‘Acryont \n Tower \n ‘Aromatic eines: \n oHTehidine \n BHichterine \n A Amickipbant \n (ab inccmpets tapping \n P 16964 \n pasezseL07e </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | scientific report |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesx_x_v_u_xvu12c00_2085217098_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> 2085217098 \n"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "Cozo\"BuMeMsPUaH TH” eSA—LINO S2SQdH/ld NOISSNOSIC HOd LIVHG dA \n vwaNao NOTONNS </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | advertisement |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesz_z_e_e_zee14c00_2069727997_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> MANUFACTURING CENTER \n MARLBORO LIGHTS 100 MENTHOLATED \n BRAND CODE-01578 CSTDICMF) \n MACHINE TYPE \n FILTER ROD LENGTH : \n FILTER CIRCUMFERENCE : \n NUMBER UP 3 \n PLUG LENGTH \n ROD R.T.D. \n PLUG R.T.D. : \n FILTER ROD \n PLASTICIZER \n APPLICATION PERCENT \n APPLICATION WEIGHT \n FILTER TOW \n DENIER PER FILAMENT : \n TOTAL DENIER : \n CROSS SECTION : \n PLUG WRAP : \n ANCHOR ADHESIVE : \n GLUE APP. FOR ANCH. ADH: \n LAP ADHESIVE \n DRY WEIGHT : \n DRY WEIGHT W/ GLUE \n WET WEIGHT W/ GLUE \n EFFECTIVE DATE: 02/07/1997 \n FOIL SP STANDARD PRODUCTION \n MENTHGLATED FOIL \n KDF-2 \n 126.0 MM \n 26.45 MM (LASER) \n 31.5 HM \n 419 MM H20 (TOTAL ENCAP) \n 108 MM H20 \n 126/24. 45/FT777/45-M1/419MM/B 66% PZ 07-034-A \n ML 84 D5-859-A \n 3.66 % OF DRY WEIGHT \n 6.49 GRANS/LU0 RODS 1.62 GRAMS/25 RODS \n FT-777 #10 CEASTMAN) \n FT-777 #10 CCELANESE) \n 2.7 \n 35,000 \n # 10 \n 26.25MM X 6000M KC 45-M1 \n FULLER WB 3918 RL \n TWO GLUE LINES \n 74.99 GRAMS/100 RODS \n 75.54 GRAMS/100 RODS \n 82.03 GRAMS/100 RODS \n Q5-777-E \n Q5-777-C \n 06-362-A"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "\n EVA 61-066-A \n HM 61-464-A \n 18.75 GRAMS/25 RODS \n 18.89 GRAMS/25 RODS \n 20.51 GRAMS/25 RODS \n SAP CROSS REFERENCE #: FILTER: O7034A \n REASON FOR CHANGE : SAP FILTER CODE CHGD FROM 07-203-A TO 07-034-A TO \n : CONSOLIDATE LIKE FILTERS. GLUE FOR ANCHOR ADHESIVE \n :,CHGD FROM 1 TO 2 GLUE LINES. SPEC CURRENTLY RE~ \n : FLECTS WTS FOR 2 GLUE LINES. OK TO MIX FILTERS. \n PREPARED BY , + ALLYSON M. MILBURN PRINTING DATE 1/20/02 \n PREPARATION DATE 3 2/06/97 PRINTING TIME 83:55:04 \n SUPERCEDES SPECIFICATION DATED: 10/28/96 \n APPROVED BY: \n 466L74690z </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | specification |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesp_p_v_b_pvb53d00_511307564+-7576_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> lee, : \n 62. O08 % ete. nermal sol bevel ce"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "\n T3867 be ate txcess 2). evel lee oe \n AER 1 fo Ted. hina. apr daved Littraot \n 02? Fo 4S 7% B-2 </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | questionnaire |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesq_q_i_s_qis27e00_2028844078_2028844082_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> Dr. T.S. Osdene \n Director of Research \n and Extramural Studies \n Philip Morris Research Center \n Richmond \n No. 0¥1 = -26.May 81. ~VI21A4 DRMO/VI \n INTERMEDIATE REPORT A 0500/3050.03 \n Title: Synthetic compounds \n ileum, guinea pig \n Study Director: Dr. A. du Moulin \n Experimental conduct: Mrs. H. Billes \n Test substance : \n CR-number (S-number) : \n Date of receipt : 6.Apr.81 - Rf). \n Date of tests (week 1981): 17., 18. \n Reference substance \n L-nicotine bis(hydrogen)-L-tartrate \n 17., 18. and 20, \n CONSEC. REFERENCE SUBSTANCE TEST SUBSTANCE (b) \n NO. CONC. IN AMPLITUDE CONC. IN AMPLITUDE \n (BATCH) ORGAN BATH ORGAN BATH \n (micromol/1) (mm) (micromol/1) (mm) \n 1 (A) 0.909 17 26.1 39"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "\n 1.96 104 \n 4.22 137 \n 1 (A) 0.909 16 56.2 68 \n 1.96 89 \n 4.22 142 \n 1 (A) 0.909 67 121.0 lol \n 1.96 112 \n 4.22 159 \n 1 (A) 0.909 62 2611.0 lol \n 1.96 109 \n 4,22 147 \n TABLE 1 \n AMPLITUDE \n Footnotes (a and b): see PAGE 5 \n SZ0PPS8Z0% </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | scientific report |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesp_p_o_d_pod63e00_2030139324_2030139327_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Parse text from imagery."
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "<doc> f epi \n . ay James R. Reed & Associates, Inc. om, \n ee > REED o Environmental Testing & Consulting ete | rose \n Ssoe, wy ee forrest drive ¢ newport news, virginia 23606 ¢ (804) 599-6750 « <A. es “er \n tL oo on v gue” \n Po ~ | a \n i October 17, 1991 \n tea ta tet . Submitted To: \n Park 500/Philip Morris \n ATIN: Bruce Honts \n 4100 Bermuda Hundred Road \n Chester, Virginia 23832 \n Samples Received: 10/03/91 @ 16:00 \n Samples Collected: 09/23/91 @ See attached \n Amman ae \n Respectfully submitted, _- \n ‘ | Qbap dala \n Carol Isenhour \n Vice President \n JRA: jse \n gt EET \n | ALL TESTS ARE DONE IN ACCORDANCE WITH A.P.H.A., A.O.A.C., A.S.T.M. and EPA approved Methods. \n 9030139324 </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | scientific report |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesk_k_r_m_krm91c00_2078797190c_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>list the words in the image."
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "<doc> From: Beran, Dave on Wed, Dec 6, 1995 12:00 PM \n Subject: RE: SOS Store List \n To: Murphy, Dan \n This is fine for the first month---but do get an additional list to bring it back to 6000 \n 3061L6L8L07 </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | email |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesy_y_u_j_yuj19e00_2500104159_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> 1990 PMI BOARD PRESENTATION - JAPAN/KOREA \n WILLIAM H. WEBB \n Thank you Marc and good morning. \n In the Asia region, Japan is our biggest contributor to income. \n We’re investing heavily in marketing, since there’s tremendous \n potential for"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "us to grow. Korea is another market which holds \n promise for us. There, we continue to establish brand awareness \n for our products and, this year, we’ll become the leading \n importer. \n (Japan Generic) tn Japan, our business this year will set new \n records for volume, market share and income. We’1ll sell over 34 \n billion cigarettes and remain the leading importer, accounting \n for over 60% of the segment. (Japan 85-90 SOM) our market share \n will increase by 1.5 points to 10.6%. We/11 (Japan 85-90 IFO ~ \n Bars) earn over $148 million in Income from Operations, up from \n $140 million last year. The U.S. dollar’s strength against the \n yen is hurting us this year, lowering our income by $88 million. \n Even though we’re growing rapidly, we continue to view the market \n as being in a development phase. This year, (Japan Outdoor) \n we'll spend over $200 million on direct marketing. Japan’s DME \n is nearly twice as much as West Germany’s. (Japan 90 DME by Type \n - Bars) this spending is intended to ensure continued growth of \n our brands and is heavily weighted toward TV, which we’ll \n SST OT OQgz \n probably lose in a few years. </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | presentation |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesr_r_b_g_rbg81e00_03551790_03551810_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> Final Text \n 11/17/83 \n COMMENTS TO THE TOBACCO GROWERS ASSOCIATION OF NORTH CAROLINA \n TOBACCO DAY/USA -- November 18, 1983 \n Curtis H. Judge \n Chairman - Executive Committee \n The Tobacco Institute \n Good Morning...and thank you Carlton. \n Tobacco Day/USA? I think that's an understatement. This has \n been Tobacco Week. \n I'm truly glad it is Friday. Yesterday the Surgeon General held \n his annual press conference. He spoke about smoking and heart. \n disease. Also yesterday (quite coincidentally, I'm sure), the"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "\n American Cancer Society held its Annual Great American Smokeout. \n If it weren't for today we could have written off the whole week! \n The law requires that the Surgeon General make a report to \n Congress once a year on the smoking and health controversy. The \n law doesn't say anything about press conferences...much less \n press conferences at Disneyland, during the American Heart \n Association convention which also coincidentally happened to \n occur on the same day as the Great American Smokeout. \n O6LTSSEO </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | presentation |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesx_x_l_g_xlg17e00_2031315419_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> —' 9 \n RICHMOND \n BEH LIGHTS. 100'S REG. F.T.8. Effective Date: September 21, 1982 \n 310: (PC) \n CIGARETTE DESCRIPTIVE FOR BEH LIGHTS 100'S. REGULAR F.T.3, © \n Length - 98.Smm. , a0 7 s \n Circumference - 24.8mm \n Cigarette"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "Rod: | 7 --- .L. \n Filler - Basic BéH Lights. 100's Formula \n Cuts. - 30/ inch \n Paper - Schweitzer 137-1/DeMauduit Pef. 137-1/Ecusta 878; 27.0mm x 6500m; \n P.M. Material Code 10-181-A, \n Print Die - Machine Number Only \n Ink - J.M. Fry Type 60806 -marK VIII, PLM. Materiali Code 60-902-a \n -OR Q.A. APPROVED \n J.M. Fry Type 48934 -mMark IX; P.M. Material Code 60-928-A: \n EQUAL \n Circumference - 24. 8mm \n Cigarette: \n Tipping - 72mm x 32200M White Pre-printed; P.M. Material Code 12-715-A \n Tipping Adhesive - Ajax. 563-6; P.M. Material Code 61-001-A. ‘apn > \n Ajax 563-8; P.M. Material Code 61-002-A. ~OR_Q.4. APPROVED EQUAL \n Pack Moisture - 13. 10% \n Total R.T.D. - 5.20 inches. of water. (POI) -L tuted \n Plug R.T.D. - 4.30 inches of water: -Undiluted' \n Di lutiion Target - 272452 \n See Engineering for latest Revision Nuriber): \n Patch Size - 9mm x 20m \n Prepared By: Debbje J. Morgan \n Approved By: PBinfie \n Opegions Services \n /b jw \n This supersedes specification: dated August 1, 1982, REASON “FOR. CHANGE: | \n Tipping changed from 72mm x 2700M White Pre-print;, P.M. Materiial code 12-642-A \n to 72mm x 3200M White Pre-print; P.M. Material Code 12-7.15-A \n 2031315419 </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | specification |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesy_y_d_b_ydb74d00_98339905_9917_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>what does the image read?"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "<doc> Loulleerg \n TOBACCO COMPANY \n MEMORANDUM \n TO: G. Baroody V. Losito R. Spell \n R. Caldarella P, Marzullo T. Staab \n C. Coggins M. Orlowsky D. Tedder \n S. Enloe A. Rhyne G. Telford \n H. Evans S. Smith L. Weber \n P. Keegan K. Sparrow J. Young \n V. Lindsley A. Spears S. Zolot \n FROM: A. Pasheluk/S. Evans \n DATE: May 25, 2000 \n SUBJECT: 2000 Weekly Volume Performance — Industry And Lorillard \n TES \n Attached is the Weekly Volume Analysis updated through May 19, 2000. \n Back up charts routinely included with this report include: \n 2000 Vs. 1999 Weekly & YTD: 2000 Weekly & YTD Vs. 98 & 99 Averages: \n - Total Industry Volume Trends - Company Volume & Shares \n - Total Full Price Volume & Share Trends - Company Full Price Volume & Shares \n - Total Discount Volume & Share Trends - Company Discount Volume & Shares \n - Total Lorillard Volume & Share Trends ~ Lorillard Volume & Shares By Brand \n TOTAL INDUSTRY \n Total industry unit shipment volume for the week ending Friday May 19, 2000 was 8.999B units. \n This volume is +.782B units or, +9.5% versus the same week year ago. \n Most of this increase is attributable to some wholesalers building their inventory based on price \n increase speculation. </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | memo |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesk_k_l_b_klb65e00_2046475221_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>what is written in the image?"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "<doc> ARGUS \n Fremont, CA \n February 22, 1991 \n Cire. 23, 801 \n Inthe Courts 95,57 -A/ \n Consumers file suit against GM: General Motors Corp. \n knowingly sold large numbers of cars with faulty transmissions, \n disgruntled Cadillac and Buick owners contend in a class-action \n lawsuit filed Wednesday. The suit was filed in Los Angeles by at- \n torney Norman F. Taylor, a specialist in ‘Yemon law\"' cases, who \n has pursued a series of legal actions against GM. He said repara- \n tions and damages could total $1 billion if he wins his case. GM \n spokesman Bill Ott said Thursday the company had yet to be \n served with the suit, so he couldn’t comment on it directly. \n amed in ‘Mariboro’ suit: Philip Morris U.S.A. filed \n suit Thursday against a video game manufacturer it says failed \n to'follow through on an agreement to remove the ‘‘Marlboro” \n logo from an auto-racing game geared to children. The copyright \n infringement suit seeking monetary damages and immediate re- \n medial action was filed in U.S. District Court in Manhattan. Sega \n Enterprises of San Jose, agreed in March 1990 to remove the \n Marlboro trademark from its ‘Super Monaco GP” video racing \n . game, Philip Morris said in its lawsuit. \n , nema: \n VSV0G \n qot </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | news article |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesq_q_b_q_qbq29d00_501948361_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> MASTER OF DELICATE GOLF \n BHOTS requising fine touch and \n healthy aceves—Jobnny Revol, pres: \n ent BG. A. Champion, Johaay says: \n “Ne matter what 1 cat or where, \n Camels make my scale dingst betes” \n New York City... the Café Louis XIV \n ~ in Rockefeller Center \n A glance 26 the Louis STV menu suggests whos re \n Preme creations of che she’s skill are postibte here \n hers Pecset res of Beluga Caviac — petite marmite \n frilled Scorch growse, Anda glance around thetables \n clearly shows chat the patrons hece richly appeesi- \n ate Camels, René Durand, who direets the exiting \n has served\" diance to fout kings, He says: “I've \n found thue those who appreciate hae cookery have \n made Camels theie favorite, Camels xe the mort \n popwlac cigarctie at the Café Lotile XIV.\" \n Smoking Camels Stimulates Digestion— \n Increases Alkalinity \n"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "Your whote outlook is cheerier Camels starts the digestive duids \n whea your digestion warks \n smoothly, So-pause for Cantels \n at meals and after, \n Good digestion cequices \n fece and natural flow of diges- \n tive fluids. This flow is inter- \n rupted by pervousness, rush, oF \n mental straia. Camels ace ex- \n tremely helpful ia this sieus- \n tion. For scientists, using deli- \n cate laboratory apparatus, have \n ‘ gepeatedly shown that smoking \n “YOU KNOW WHAT \n NEMVOUSNESS and \n dating fee can die uy \n abgestion.” asys Claire \n Huntingtan funy public \n venographer. SH iadthat \n smoking Cameds at mical- \n tine mnakermy food taste \n weet so mach bitter and \n helps te digest, Camel \n ave otitder.” \n alkaline digestive fluids— \n flowing with renewed activity. \n Camels are mild! You can en- \n joy them oftea—they do sot \n get on your nerves. Make Camel \n your cigaretie...for digestion’s \n sake...foc a welcome “lift.” \n You will appreciate the fact \n thar Camets are packed Srmly \n ««dua't shred in your mouth, \n And Camels are casy om your \n throat. \n NEWSHREEL CAMERAMAM, \n Dougls Dupont, of Parsmouat \n News, oftea Gtils bitaseH ia a \n ticklish spot. \"E smoke 2 toe \n Camels don't upset my nerves,” \n he says. “And there's chis busines. \n of cating. Camels go well with \n catch-as-catch-con ewcals, My exe \n petlence has peaved that Camels \n area big aid to digestion” \n @ Camels are made from finer, MORE \n EXPENSIVE TORACCOS—Tarkizk and \n Demestie—than any othes popular brand. \n ~ MADE FROM COSTLIER ToBAcCOS [ \n . , Ad No, 2-1559C \n Thin adversiseméne apyrears faz \n \"| New York Newspapers, We & of May 24 \n (1000 lines 5 cols, x 206 lincs) . </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | advertisement |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesl_l_b_g_lbg96e00_2057667752_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> /dyd \n This \n 4 LIGHTS 100'$ REGULAR $.P. \n eH LIGHTS. 100'S REGULAR 4'S \n Filter Rod - 4 Up, 126mm Length = Tere COP = BN? \n Co thes v \n iia eae \n FILTER SPECIFICATION F OR: Bs \n Plug Maker - KDF- -2/AF=1 \n Tow - 3.3/44,000° #10; P, M. Material Code. 05- -568- -A(EAST) 05~ -588- -8 (cét) \n Plasticizer - Pz. C-I11-X @ 9% of Dry Weight; PwM, Matertal Code “05- ~832 “A \n 7.66 gms/100 126mm, Rods) ; \n KDF=-2 Plug Wrap - Schweltzer 17-M1; 26. Sm x x < 50005 P. M Material Code 06- 204-A \n Glue Lines - Two - oS . ce a \n Type - Fuller 3926-C; P.M. Material Code 61-310-A \n Polymer 255- 11x; P. M. Material Code"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "61-007-A \n KDF-2 lap Adhesive - Fuller 4108; P. M. Material Code 61- -315- A. \n Fuller 5560; P.M. Material Code 61-327-A \n National 3 ~2829; P. Me Materfal Code 61 ~406- -A \n Circumference - 24. 45mm (taser) \n — . -s \n Resistance to Draw - “126mm Rod - 17.00 inches of water - (TOTAL ENCAP) \n 31. 5mm Plug- 4. 30 inches of water | \n Dry Weight - 85. 12 ‘gms /100 126mm “Rods, “8 \n Dry Weig:t (W/GL) - 85. 67 gms/100 126mm Rods \n Wet Welght (W/GL) = 93.33 gms/100 “126m, ‘Reds | aa \n ih at fe \n 2 TF \n vorattons Service \n supersedes specification dated February iy, 1980. ‘Reason for change: \n lage alge \n » penny tobinenlenen ed \n te ote </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | specification |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesv_v_j_g_vjg26d00_50574648-4650_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Decode text from the snapshot."
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "<doc> RESUME \n NAME: Robert Chaffee Richmond, Ph.D. \n TITLE: Research Assistant Professor of Medicine and Microbiology \n ADDRESS: Department. of Radiation Therapy; Mary Hitchcock Hospital; Hanover NH 03755 \n (603/646-5618) \n VITAE: Born May 3, 1943; married; one child born October 1i, 1976 \n EDUCATION: Year Field of Study \n Institution and Location Degree Conferred and Professor \n Un. of New Hampshire, Durham, NH_ B.A. 1966 Zoology \n Un. of Texas, Austin, TX M.A. 1970 Radiation Biology, E.L. Powers \n Un. of Texas, Austin, TX Fh.D. 1972 Radiation Biology, E. Powers \n Un. of Kansas, Lawrence, KS Post-dec 1973-197 jation Bi ics, J. D. Zimbrick \n RESEARCH AND/OR PROFESSIONAL EXPERTENCE: \n 1963~ Summer Student Fellow, Department of Pathology, Dartmouth Medical School, \n Hanover, NH: culturing and karyotyping polymorphonuclear leukocytes from \n white tail deer; associated with Dr. K.B. Benirschke. \n 1966-1968 Teacher, high school biology and chemistry, Chester High School, Chester,\\T \n 1968~1973 Research Assistant, Laboratory of Radiation Biology, University of Texas, \n Austin, TX: investigation of bacterial spore radiation/thermal biology \n and radiation sensitization; associated with Dr. E.L. Powers. \n 1973-1975 Research Associate, Department of Radiation Biophysics, University of \n Kansas, Lawrence, KS: investigation of radiation-induced DNA damage and \n gis-dichlorodiamnineplatimm(II) as a radiation sensitizer; associated with \n Dr. J.D. Zimbrick. \n 1975-1977 National Research Council Fellow, Food Science Laboratory, U.S. Amny Natick \n Laboratories, Natick, MA; investigation of radiation-induced DNA damage \n in spores and the radiation chemistry of cis-dichlorcdiamnineplatinum(II) ; \n associated with Dr. H.L. Levinson and Dr. M.G. Simic. \n 1977-1979 Instructor, Department of Radiology and Radiation Medicine, and Research \n Associate, Department of Microbiology-Virology, Boston University Medical \n Center, Boston, MA; investigation of cis-dichlorodiammineplatinum(II) on \n radiation-induced DNA damage. \n 1979-1987 Research Assistant Professor of Medicine and Microbiology, Dartmouth Medical \n School; Adjunct Assistant Professor of Biology, Dartmouth College; Radiation \n Biologist, Department of Radiation Oncology, Dartmouth Hitchcock Memorial \n Medical Center, Hanover NH; investigation of modulation of radiation-induced \n cell killing and mutagenesis. \n 1987-present. Research Associate Professor of Medicine and Microbiology, Dartmouth Medical \n School; Adjunct Associate Professor of Biology, Dartmouth College; Radiation \n Biologist, Department of Radiation Oncology, Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical \n Center, Hanover NH; investigation of potentiation of radiation-induced \n damage by rhodium and platinum complexes. \n PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES: Sigma Xi \n Radiation Research Society \n American Association for the Advancement of Science \n New York Academy of Sciences \n 50574648 </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | resume |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesy_y_u_y_yuy83e00_2026305543_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> RECEIVED \n Philip Morris \n Outlook and \n Concerns \n remarks by \n Hamish Maxwell \n Chairman and Chief Executive Officer \n Philip Morris Companies Inc."
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "\n Philip Morris \n Human Resources Conference \n October 7, 1985 \n LCPSSOESZOS </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | presentation |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesx_x_k_t_xkt78d00_502596997_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> Extraordinariamente Suaves \n Extraordinariamente Frescos \n extraordinariamente Sabrosos: \n EL HUMO de les Camel, que arden mas tontameante, \n contione \n . NICOTINA \n que ct promedio de Lis otras custro maréys de cigairitios, \n des mayer venta ea los Estados Unidos que se probaron, \n 7 menos que cada ure—8e acuehlo con anilligis det \n Aumo mismo cealizsdos' poe laboratoriog Independi¢ntes. \n Ad No. 136698 . \n ix advernsement apan in’ \n usteado, March\", 1942 / \n ” Mia y th, \n ” Fay 4, \n * SEPT. S. \n Lé oor bt, \n o> DEE IY \n a MAR. 28, /IF3 \n"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "CLGARRILLO \n DE TABACOS \n MAS . \n cosTtosos \n Ra Reet Teas \n eastae Reem Cyne ca bee Nets 1, </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | advertisement |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesw_w_g_c_wgc39e00_2501558891_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> eiliaahy \n DR. T.S. OSDENE \n DIRECTOR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY \n RICHMOND , Va, \n TELEX NO. YAG63 ’ \n ABRIDGED WEEKLY REPORT P 0500/3068 \n TENTH SKIN PAINTING MOUSE, \n KU/BR BR141 (S) A16 \n STATE OF APPLICATION: WEEK 78 \n Responsibility (a) \n 25, Juni 1984 \n Study Director: eee ccccece \n Date \n Study Codirector: AG Feri 'f \n Date \n 26. Juni i984 \n Experimental Conduct: cere re ces \n Date \n Quality Assurance: 28. JUNI 1984"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "\n Date \n DY Kuhn \n eoenvreenree ose eres eeoeoe eens eeneee \n Dr.rer.nat. R.-A. Walk \n Biologist (Diplombiologe), \n Biochemist and Toxicologist (ABT) \n E. Schmatz \n E. ROmer \n Biologist (Diplombiologe) \n T6éee8SSTOSZ \n explanation or comment. \n 017136 </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | scientific report |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesh_h_e_h_heh56c00_2075598159_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Extracte words from the graphic."
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "<doc> 2075598159 \n uo}oe \n Ayunwwoy « \n yoraljno eBIpay “SAITUNUULUOD [290] Ut \n ‘suOYa “oyu! \n uonuenard ssaoge UOROIAUOD e1eIg « uonesi6be| juauidojaaap yinoA \n A UONBOIUNWOD « ayels jspoyy « aayisod ajowoid \n YINOA JUBHND BQUBYUS “es YoRaJINO « 0} weiGord yore.“no \n 0] BQuBIR apIM uojeonpe \n i 6 g BulUEN [E18 uonoe sayddns ue JUBA; \n . Ss opoudle B yonosy aa t ue /aehoidwiy « 0} suoyeziuebio \n S8YOBO4 doen UOHUSABIg SSOIDW | cuonnqujuos seo BUIAIOS-YINOA YIM \n PUB [P}O1 GOOASBT] /Buryew-uely e sdiysiauyed uo \n uonoy Apunuw)e9 \n (Hy yeuonen) SOJOIUSA \n . sweiGod jopoyy « uoneslunWUWOD \n SIGYIES] diysiouyed ¢}5 « edI my \n pug sweied yinoA ginowino juny ° \n owe aGesn s . ° \n joword pue einouino SIMS OY] « Buisieapy « ‘soBessaut \n pauioddns-dSk uojeonps UOHBIIUNWIWO?) dSA yum ‘sluased \n Aidde pue Ayjueps pue yINoA ylog Oo} \n AjJOONP @JCOIUNULLIOD \n 0} Sdiysiaupied uuiog </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | presentation |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesg_g_o_e_goe12e00_2028708363_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> 2 4 \n i, : . og rm by ' co . fo? f 4 oO . \n ' ; : 3 - : . . 3 . : . \n wo oe | OUISENG oh \n “Ly . De REGS STAR je \n ‘ 1 Fejaan(Averiae a dur Péage 10 10 \n Qa dcesvegradiadronade: oh , - \" SOA Be ae a \n . a f BE, endi yt \n TELEPAX stfax net 03/230 79 269° J 4} Teletoo gléptone: O2- Free \n . oe i Qey, ‘Folate Tsltex: 0 02-7 , \n Pring. jSoudewi jnlaan.. 1. oo . “we, Ua \n B Stelling Nr. jcommandé No.: 141gy99"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "|. :DatuvDater yy 3 + \n (yoileve ueze refeite in jeder geval op de faktuur te vermeiden/ : . ~~ : Le | cae oc \n - Veuilles sane _sxception reprondre cols rerbronce wi te facture) \n POSITION /QUANTITE | UNITE Se RIC - \n ee. \n ry ob - Leveren en plaatsen van voed ings \n Po * Kabels Pe Na % -188,- \n DON, ‘-Leveren en plaasten van verdeel+ \n . - borden ee Ages 9.20; = \n %, : . “13.300;-. \n AtLeaak voor recuperatie | \n r 1 ; ' eon ‘ . a : \n : od oN _-TOTA $8,608 m. \n . ve Moe a 2 Sesssass \n e. , oy pe ’ . oA, A, : ‘ < . we ‘ ee an o \n ea y to, “aes \n ON, we Op ; \n ee . . * . a i \n . ay : we \n so \\ . . , us \n nok \n ’ re \n . coe ped et \n Cony be \n get \n * Cowelogetr Yoda cron 18 ‘now.93_ \n 6 2 \n _Betalngonttede de palmer: 30 dagen einde maand, co \n ‘ : - yee . We \n ra . . ' \n SETUPS YET MT Seay Hs leet \n DAL ath thot eT, </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | invoice |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesl_l_j_w_ljw76e00_2055626710_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> PHILIP MORRIS U.S.A. \n LEAF DEPARTMENT \n BLEND COMPOSITION \n BLEND MT CODE 80120 APPROX."
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "EFFECT. DATE 1/1/77 \n Code Grade Percent \n 302 TIU 34.5787 \n 304 TIB 22.7261 \n 312 TIK 3.1435 \n 316 cGMU 4.6380 \n 318 Gcu 1.5975 \n 322 LNU 1.1337 \n 326 LSU 6.2613 \n 332 LBB 2.3190 \n 334 LSK 1.1853 \n 335 BMU 6.3128 \n 336 YPU 5.2822 \n 337 YPB 1.2883 \n 340 ILB 4.5349 \n 341 ILC 2.1644 \n 305 TCU 2.8343 \n 100.0000 \n APPROVED . pats Lec 20 /P7C \n OTL9G9SSOS </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | scientific report |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesp_p_s_k_psk69d00_500754700+-4701_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>what dose the picture say?"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "<doc> ae fy ot ee uy \n JOTIEN MOKING Hun \n 2000 H Si, N.W. Washington D.C.20006 \n “ieee 7 3 \n Wis: \n CERTIFIED MAIL - RECEIPT REQUESTED \n , October 1, 1971 ‘as \n ' Manager , , hee \n STATION : \n ” (Boston, Massachusetts) \n Gentlemen: \n We. are writing to you with regard to television advertisements \n for a new tobacco product manufactured by the R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., Inc. \n called \"Winchester,\" and to advise you of legal action we have taken and ate \n nadan ta Halen ww avAtna ayah a hl nts ame é Mehta Taeeae fa etn WM \n planning tc tsh: regarding such advertisexcnts. .Acopyaf this Lotter is sise 4 \n . being forwarded to the Federal Communications Commission with a request that it \n be placed in your station's file. \n Enclosed you will find a copy of a petition filed on October 1, 1971, \n with the Department of Justice, and with the U. S. Attorney having jurisdiction \n - jn the greater Boston Area, requesting that he seek injunctive relief and - \n . criminal penalties against those responsible for the broadcast advertising of \n \" Winchesters. For the reasons stated in that petition, we believe that the \n tobacco product Winchester is a \"cigarette\" within the meaning of the Public \n Health Cigarette Smoking Act of 1969, and that advertisement thereof ona *. \n Jicensed television station constitutes a criminal act. Please note that we \n have not requested in this petition that any action, civil or criminal, be \n taken against stations which have broadcast these advertisements. \n o0L+ SZL00S \n We do, however, most strongly suggest that the broadcasting of \n such advertisements, whether or not they are eventually found to constitute \n ” eriminal violations of the aforesaid act, are contrary to the public interest, \n : - @eonvenience, and necessity and the spirit of the Congressionally imposed ban \n on broadcast cigarette advertising. In our petition we indicate the similarity \n in the appeal of the Winchester ads to the appeal of cigarette ads broadcast \n prior to 1971, and the fact that such advertisements, if permitted, are almost \n certain to spread and lead to a return of cigarette-type ads on the air. — \n Whether or not the products are identical, it seems clear that advertisements \n Veret \n PEON. Feats yy a fay> Wile \n Pye eal \n . wi </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | letter |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesk_k_f_c_kfc24c00_2080136898_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>what words are in the image?"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "<doc> Fernandez, Henry L. \n From: \n Sent: \n To: \n Cec: \n Subject: \n Daragan, Karen M. \n Tuesday, February 20, 2001 3:15 PM \n Fernandez, Henry L.; Dillard, Jack \n Mao, Yugian Y. \n RE: meeting in San Antonio </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | email |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesx_x_y_w_xyw96c00_CTRCONTRACTS018729-8_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Retrieve written information from the image."
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "<doc> sare: October SL, 1995 \n Process & INSTRUMENTS \n CORPORATION Invorce No. \n 1943 BROADWAY BROOKLYN, N. Y. 11207 TSMST9S—A \n 212.452.8380 Our OrogR No, \n T COUNCIL FOR TOBACCO RESEARCH-U, Your Orpen No. \n 110 EAST 59th STREET SeAssTNGs LETTER ORDER: 10/30/73 \n NEW YORK,N.Y. 10022 T=\" BOR OUR P \n ATTN: MR. W. T,. HOW 50% DEPOSTT WITH ORDER; \n EXEC, VICE-PRES. BALANCE NET 1O DAYS AFTER \n : DELIVERY \n INVOICE \n 25 only MARK IIT WALTON HORTZONTAL SMOKE EXPOSURE MACHINES \n as per our QUOTATION #923713,dated August 10,1975 \n @ § 2420.00 ea. in lots of 25 \n TOTAL PRICE: $ 60,500.00 \n DEPOSIT OF 50% OF TOTAL DUE WITH ORDER. « « « s| e « + © of 30,250.00 \n ABOVE 50% DEPOSIT RECHIVED \n PROGHESS & pan. CORPORATION \n rere Teall ES jof 31/73 \n aoe” \n CTR CONTRACTS 018729 \n 11238477 </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | invoice |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imageso_o_v_a_ova28e00_1003394155_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> PHILIP MORRIS U. S. A. \n UNTER- OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE \n LCHMOND, | VIRGINIA \n A series of tests have been performed ‘at Westab ‘Annex using 3. \n carbamate powder as the impregnating agent. The objective of the \n :testing is to determine if the carbamate powder can be used to u.g25¥ \n “{inpregnate the bright cut filler and expand it to a level that would .. \n ‘be comparable to the NH3-CO9 method of expansion. Various parameters , \n “have been changed during this testing to determine the conditions that - \n would produce acceptable quality E.T. Carbamate test number 6 delt . ne \n with changing the tower conditions to three different temperatures. , \n Bin : Sn AN py ; “ tay \n ain oo ee Peete a Re we et ot Bonar ret page we \n “Listed. on the attached sheets is the Procedure used for this - \n ‘the , expanded tobacco produced using the carbamate powder as. \n the impregnating agent was comparable in quality to the 4; \n CE. T. Produced"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "by the standard NH3-CO, expansion method. ced \n eer \n A. The equilibrated ‘cylinder volume results indicated ‘that \n .« ~-. the carbamate E.T. was comparable or better than the \n oo control E. Te for the three different tower temperatures, \n The \"as is” corrected cylinder volume of the boxing site \n ’ for both the 460° and 490° tower temperatures indicated \n - an improvement using the carbamate powder when compared \n _to the control E.T. At the 520° tower temperature \n -the carbamate E.T. (77.8) had a lower’C.C.V. when \n - Sompared to the control E. T. (80.6). to \n cad 428. \n -C. The sieve results for both “after the cylinder\" and \n es, . '\" “at the boxing site\" indicated no significant difference os \n ne a a between the carbamate and control expanded tobacco for the . \n ee three different tower temperatures. oe \n De All other test parameters on the final reordered ex- \n panded tobacco indicated no significant difference \n _ between the carbamate and control E.T. .3) 02°” </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | memo |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesq_q_e_q_qeq09c00_83402760_2768_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>list the texts in the picture."
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "<doc> I]. PROJECT SUMMARY TABLE \n LE0res </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | scientific report |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagese_e_c_k_eck38d00_2048187227_7231_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> #. PHILIP MORRIS USA. NEWS RELEASE \n Corporate Affairs \n 120 Park Avenue \n New York, New York 10017 Contact Ellis Woodward \n (212) 880-5000 , or Karen Daragan \n FAX (212) 907-5361 \n 212-880-3568 \n Philip Morris U.S.A. Charges Congressman Waxman With Misleading \n American Public \n New York, July 31, 1995 \n This afternoon, Congressman Henry Waxman stood on the floor of the \n United States House of Representatives, where he enjoys immunity from false \n statements, and claimed that Philip Morris “doubled” the “nicotine levels” of \n one of its products - Benson & Hedges regular length (70 mm) cigarettes — in \n the late 1970’s and"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "early 1980’s. Mr. Waxman is misleading the American \n people; and Mr. Waxman knows it. \n The fact which Congressman Waxman knows but deliberately obscured \n during his speech today is that that particular cigarette underwent a \n substantial redesign in 1978 in order to reduce both tar and nicotine deliveries \n by approximately 90%. The official FTC reports which Congressman Waxman \n cited, but did not fully quote, in his speech today, show the following tar and \n nicotine deliveries of the Benson & Hedges 70 mm style for the years in \n question: \n “CELSTS be \n MARLBORD BENSON & HEDGES MERIT VIRGINIASLIMS PARLIAMENT LIGHTS CAMBRIDGE ALPINE PLAYERS SARATOGA </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | presentation |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesu_u_t_l_utl46e00_2021199150_2021199152_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>what texts are in the picture?"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "<doc> AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY... \n OC. CIVISION \n AMBRICAN HEART assocunio® \n NATION’S. CAPITAL ASPIUATE \n AMERICAN LUNG ASSOCIATION OF \n THE OISTRICT OF COLUM@LA \n OC. ACADEMY OF FAMILY \n PHYSICIANS \n DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES \n B.C. PUBLIC SCHOOLS \n DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA \n SOCIETY OF iNTERNAL MEDICINE \n MEQIGAL SOCIETY OF THE \n OISTRICT OF COLUMBIA \n MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION \n OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA \n SUPPORTING AGENCEES \n O.C. DENTAL SOCIETY \n KAISER PERMANENTE \n COUNCIL OFFICERS \n CHAIRPERSON \n Maro Timea, MS \n VICE-CHAINPERSON \n Javia Kilpatrick \n TREASURER \n Kim TaiestoreeMapp \n SECAGTARY \n Susan Kopp \n COMMENTS BY \n DEBORAH L. MC LELLAN, MHS \n VICE CHAIR \n D.C. INTERAGENCY COUNCIL \n ON SMOKING AND HEALTH \n FEBRUARY 23, 1990 \n Protest of Virginia Siims Tennis Tournament \n OST6é6Tt reve </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | presentation |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesr_r_w_q_rwq14c00_2069720731_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> \"wale \n Bean. [ODE-00530 CSTD) \n CiGARETTE LENGTH \n *ObACCO ROD CIRCUM. \n Tobacco ROD LENGTH \n FI.,TER LENGTH \n TIPPING LENGTH \n Tota. R.T,D. \n DILUTION TARGET \n TIPPING PAPER \n GLUE ROLLERS \n TIPPING INFORMATION \n TIPPING ADHESIVE \n SEAM ADHESIVE \n STD. FILLER - PACK 0.V. \n CIGARETTE PAPER \n INK \n PRINT DIE \n 98.0 MM FTC TAR 3 16.0 HG/CIGT 15.5 \n 24.80 MM \n 71.0 HM \n 27.0 MM \n 31.500"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "MM \n 117 MM «HK20 \n 14.0 +/- 5.0 % \n BY TYPE-TIPPER AND CIGARETTE BRAND~CODE-SPECIFICATION \n - 16.4 \n 24.00 PRE-PERF TIPPING NA: 1 ROW 27.00 \n NATIONAL 32-2037 EVA 61-065-A \n NATIONAL 32-2100 (PROTOS 100/MK 10) EVA 61-490-A \n AQO12 - 13.25% MARLBORO REGULAR FTB \n 27.00MM X 6700M GéCU/0.6X%/100% FLAX 10-775-A \n *INK FOR PRINT DIE AND EXPORT OVERPRINTS* \n MARLBORO BLACK #357077(MK 9/MK 10/PROTCOS) 60-915-A \n MARLBORO BLACK #37077-S CSYRINGE) 60-715-A \n MARLBORO \n SAP CROSS REFERENCE #: CIGT: ceooll FILTER: \n REASON FOR CHANGE \n PREPARED BY \n PREPARATION DATE \n APPRDVED BY: \n CIGT PAPER PERMEABILITY CHANGED FROM 33CU/0.6%; PM \n CODE 10-774~A TO 46CU/0.6%; PM CODE 18-775-A TO \n DECREASE TAR DELIVERY. NO WEIGHT CHANGE. OK TO MIX \n FINISHED CIGTS. \n ALLYSON M. MILBURN PRINTING DATE \n 9/11/97 PRINTING TIME \n SUPERCEDES SPECIFICATION \n 8.5 X 20MM \n G7O016A \n 1/19/62 \n 12:58:31 \n DATED: 8/11/97 </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | specification |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesr_r_g_n_rgn14f00_0000124452_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>what is written in the image?"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "<doc> MEMORANDUM \n TO: M. L. Reynolds \n ec: Vv. C. Broach \n B. L. McCafferty \n L. R. Lewis, Jr. \n FROM: D. A. Litwin \n DATE: January 17, 1977 \n At the 1/12 New Products meeting with Ketchum, MacLeod, & Grove, \n you referred to approximately 30 production processes over which \n Brown & Williamson owns patents. For the purpose of stimulating \n ideas in all New Products agencies, could you please provide a list \n of these processes along with a brief explanation of each. \n In a similar vein, what are the major production technologies that \n B-AT has pioneered worldwide? Iam fairly familiar with those \n originated hy B&W domestically, but am curious as to breakthroughs \n overseas, \n Let's discuss at your @arliest convenience. \n DAL/ald \n @TS0P~0099 </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | memo |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesf_f_h_o_fho20c00_2080785288_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Parse text from imagery."
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "<doc> IAW Aw \n = design stage \n * pre-production stage \n ° raw materials \n * in-production/line checks \n ¢ production completion and prior to container packaging \n © ‘atpomntofreceipt -~ . \n * randomly at retail and in the factory \n What type of products have you manufactured before adding this item to your line? \n Have you had any past issues in the marketplace with this item? How were they resolved? \n What kind of performance guarantee are you willing to make on the use and durability of this item? \n Are you able to provide us with testing results that verify that guarantee and ensure the quality? \n If you do not have testing results, are you willing to have the product testing done by a QA firm of \n your choice in order to ensure our confidence with this product? \n How will Philip Morris Quality Standards and Product Material Specifications be communicated to \n manufacturing locations? \n ds there incoming inspections of raw materials to ensure compatibility with approved material test \n results and material specifications? \n Are sufficient “Philip Morris Approved” samples available at the factory for comparison and review \n of quality during prodaction? \n Do suppliers of raw materials to the factories understand the Quality Standards expected of their \n products? \n ds the factory “date controlling” production? (to be added: Can your factory identify products by” \n manufacturing lots?) \n Are you notified by your factory if there is a change made in Material Specifications during the \n incoming inspection process? Are these discrepancies noted, materials rejected, segregated and \n replaced with good product? How is this corrective action verified? \n In order to ensure quality through production to final destination, what conditions are your \n factories considering in the storage, packaging and shipping of products? \n Are personnel trained at the factory level to observe and understand good quality control practices? </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | questionnaire |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesz_z_v_s_zvs74e00_1005100649_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Read written language in the visuals"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "<doc> & & bepor? * ‘tHe TOBACCO INSTITUTE, INC., 1735 K St., N.W., Washington, D.C. 20006 \n FROM: HILL AND KNOWLTON, INC., 150 E. hand’ st., New York, N.Y. 10017 (Oxford 7-5600) \n ' FOR RELEASE FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1964 \n SMOKING PATTERNS MAY PROVIDE: \n AN INDEX OF EMOTIONAL STRESS \n Washington -- Smoking patterns, or non-smoking,, may provide an index by \n which emotional tensions: may be: measured in individuals or groups, a New York \n - heart specialist reports. | \n . In a study of’ 10,000 professional men, Dr. Henry Russek found that a \n occupations involving a high degree of emotional stress also turn up @ greater a \n number. of coronary heart. disease cases. Increased. occupational stress was also \n accompanied’ by increased. smoking. \n ots However, Dr. Russek also found more cases of coronary heart disease: among: \n ~~ professional men who had never smoked than among those who had once smoked and \n ». “then « stopped. \n Dr. Russek's study is summarized in Tobacco and Health Research, published \n _ by The Tobacco Institute, Inc..,, and! was published in full in the * medical Journal, \n ‘Geriatrics. \n - Persons studied were classified according to the. stressfulness of their \n professional fields by an independent group of judges. Included were physicians, \n dentists, attorneys and others. \n The scientist said one finding concerning non-smokers: and ex-smokers casts \n | evadbisvot 48 6 oS \n ' doubt on the theory that. smoking is causally related) to heart disease. \n \"If a noxious agent exists in tobacco which is responsible in large measure \n for coronary attacks, the prevalence of the disease should bear a clear relationship a \n to exposure to this harmful element. on the contrary, however, we have found * ede \n a. higher prevalence of coronary heart disease among the professional persons in \n poe ae \n . pty 2, “: cf. - . wigs - </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | presentation |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesn_n_b_v_nbv78e00_2023545460_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Detect words in the photograph."
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "<doc> RESPIRATORY EFFECTS OF EARLY CHILDBOOD EXPOSURE TO: PASSIVE SMOKE \n Bonnie Stern, Mark Raizenne, Richard Burnett, Jill Kearney \n Environmental Health Directorate \n Department of National Health and Welfare, Ottawa, Canada \n Abstracti \n The effects: of early exposure to maternal smoking were investigated \n in a cohort of over 4,000 Canadian school children. Stendard respiratory, \n questionnaires were completed by parents; spirometry was! performed in the \n school. An increased incidence of hospitalization before age 2 for a \n chest iliness was associated with maternal smoking during pregnancy, and \n during the child's: first two years. Cough and asthma vere more prevalent \n in children whose sothers smoked during pregnancy; cough, phlege and \n asthma were sore frequent in: children whose mothers smoked during: the \n child's firer 2 years. Hospitalization: before the age of 2 was signifi- \n cantly associated with an. increase incidence of current’ respiratory \n symptoms and decreased pulaonsry. function. \n Introduction \n Sidestream cigarette smoke is a: major source of indoor. air. pollu- \n tion (19). Although passive esoking during: infancy andi childhood has: been \n associated with chronic respiratory symptoms (3,20), acute respiratory. \n i1TInesses (4,7,10,13,14), and! reduced pulmonary, function (3,18,20,21),, not \n all studies: have: supported! these associations (5,11',12,16).. Differences \n in. results aay be due to differences in: study design and sampling strate- \n gies, analytical methods, exposure estimates, reporting biases, seal) \n sample sizes. Alternately they may arise from differences. in. indoor \n pollutant. concentrations associated with regional and household varisbili- \n ty in home characteristics, ventilation, and activity. patterns of house- \n hold. residents. \n Exposure to passive smoke during the first few years of a child's \n life, or to its metabolites: in utero may have a pronounced effect on res- \n piratory health, because of the rapid growth and development that ocecur \n during: these formative periods (1). As: part of a major cross-sectional \n Canadian study assessing the health effects of air pollution, the influen- \n respiratory syaptoms. and illnesses and pulmonary function in children, and \n exposure to the products of maternal smoking in utero and during the \n child's first: two: years of life. These variables are highly associate \n one or the other. Further analysis will address this issue. \n Methods \n A self-adninistered, standard questionnaire on respiratory® health, \n home characteristics, and parental respiratory illness history, education, \n and swoking patterns was completed by s parent of each of 4099. children, \n aged 7-12 years, residing for at least: one: year. in five: communities: in the </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | scientific report |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesq_q_y_s_qys15a00_528437670+-7673_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Retrieve written information from the image."
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "<doc> Chromatography Review Team \n Procedure for Selecting a \n Chromatography Data Package \n In January 1995, a team was formed to review chromatography dala software with the goal of \n replacing our current Mullichrom data package. The replace is needed for two fundamental reasons: 1) \n RELIABILITY; RIRT R&D LIMS was moved to a PC based client server environment, leaving the \n chromatography sysicm as the last piece of LIMS on the DEC VAX cluster. This requires movement of data \n between the two systems on a contmuons basis, and requires the chromatography data system users to \n maintain exporlise on two operating systems, 2) COST; Maintaining the chromatography data system on the \n VAX cluster requires CTD to maintain a VAX capable of handling the data system load, and to maintain \n expensive maintenance contracts on the data system software and hardware. \n Team members were selected to caver the arcas where chromatography is big business, and from \n the computer support staff, The team consists of the following people: \n Chromatographers \n © Mark DeBusk Representing the high volume labs \n ¢ Bert Gordon Representing non-L.IMS research \n ¢ = Joe Keeney Representing the pesticide lab \n ¢ Don Smith Representing the LC labs \n * Fred Wendelboc Representing the research lab \n Computer Support \n ¢ Jim Atkins Application Development \n Bonita Shaw PC Support \n John Thompson Team leader, Application Development \n ¢ = Mike Ogden Mikc is an unofficial member of the team, representing the \n Environmental and Molecular Toxicology labs. Mike has not been able to atiend team \n moctings, but has used E-mail to remain up-to-date. \n In February the Chromatography Review Team began reviewing chromatography data packages in \n an effort to choose the next data package for use within RIRT R&D. The team took several deliberate steps \n to arrive at a decision. These steps are outlined below, along with an approximate time interval when the \n sep was in progress, \n @ — Select companies which producc/sell chromatography software; Gather information about these \n products. \n 1. We collected the names of all companies claiming to produce a chromatography data system. \n The team split this list into two groups; a) companics which would be presenting their product \n at the Pittsburgh Conference (Piltcon); b) companies which would not be at Pittcon, (Feb., \n 1995) \n 2. The team collected information from the companies not presenting at Pittcon via telephone \n and mail. (Feb., March, 1995) \n 3. Atleast one member of the team visited the booth (and collected information) of each \n company presenting a chromatography data system at Pittcon. (March 6-9, 1995) \n ¢ = Whittle this list down to a manageable number, \n 4. Afler the Pittcon trip, the team voted on the top 5 candidates. These top five would then be \n inviled to present their product to the team during a one to two day mecting here al R&D. ( \n April, 1995) \n 5. The team used the following criteria for paring down the list to five systems: a) Our first \n choice a system that fits the “Client/Server” model. b) The “Clicnt” software runs on Windows 3 \n for Workgroups or Windows NT. ¢} The “Server” software (if any) runs on, or remote data is 2 \n stored on, Windows NT. d) We must be able (o run the server part of the software on, or store @ \n RJRO000000523033596 \n 70022 9861 </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | email |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesf_f_l_q_flq43d00_511678952_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>what words are in the image?"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "<doc> 7 A . . : \n ‘ : \n Distribution \n Carl Ehman \n Gary Burger \n John Reynolds \n Tom Brown \n Layton Davis \n Jack White \n Tom Perfetti \n Jim Harris \n Alan Norman \n Dave Townsend \n Jerry Lawson \n Bob Lloyd \n Brad Ingebrethsen \n ’ Harvey Young \n Charlie Green \n Mike Borgerding \n Art Milhous \n Tommy White \n Bill Coleman \n Chuck Ashcraft \n Luis Dominguez \n Steve Sears \n Sydney Seymour \n Retirees: \n Mary Stowe \n - Alan Rodgman \n Jack Sensabaugh \n Jay Giles \n €S68 LOTTS </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | letter |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesl_l_b_q_lbq53e00_2022189908_2022189909_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Deciphering written content in the photo."
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "<doc> Copyright (c)} 1976 Newsweek \n As taken from NEXIS/LEXIS \n January 19, 1976, UNITED STATES EDITION \n SECTION: BUSINESS; Pg. 67 \n LENGTH: 630 words \n HEADLINE: CIGARETTES: The Low-Tar Dexby \n BYLINE: LYNN LANGWAY with PAMELA ELLIS SIMONS in New York and. bureau reports \n Carlton, introduced in 1964 as: the first super-low-tar Cigarette, led the \n field with 4. milligrams - until last. month. Then, within. six days of one \n another, the three new contenders appeared: reformulated, shortened. Carlton \n 70s from American Brands, Inc., with only 1 milligram of tar and 0.1 milligram \n of nicotine; a king-size: cigarette named. Now in a shiny silver box from \n R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., with. 2 milligrams of tar and 0.2: milligram. of \n nicotine, and Merit kings from Philip Morris , Inc., a flavor-enhanced entry \n nicotine. \n members: of the Big Six, the firms that controll virtually all. the U.S. (named \n for its developer, research chemist Vello Norman), Brown. & Williiamson’s Fact \n and Vanguard, and Lorillard’s Kent Golden Lights:. “This: is a market just \n begging for products,\" says a spokesman for American Brands. \n Hot Air: But the market appears to have a vital limit: less tar generally \n means less taste.\"If you get. too low fin tar], all you get. is hot air,\" says \n John C. Maxwell Jr. of Maxwell Associates: in Richmond, Va., a leading tobacco- \n industry analyst. \"Some: consumers are looking for the lowest tar, but the \n preponderant reason for smoking, like eating or drinking, is that it tastes \n good.\" \n In. the twelve years it spent developing Merit, Philip: Morris claims. to have \n found a way to reduce the taste penalty of low-tar cigarettes... Instead of \n relying primarily on filter design, PM scientists used a chromatograph. and \n mass spectrometer to isolate the “high flavor\" chemical constituents of \n tobacco smoke, then turned them into additives, which. were put into the low- \n tar, low-nicotine tobacco during manufacture. As a result, the company \n believes Merit will compete not only with others in its tar range - such as \n Vantage - but even with its own Marlboro and Reynolds’s Winston, the two top \n sellers. “We're going after the smoker whos tried all the low-tars: but: just \n can’t. stand to be without the higher-tar flavor,\" says Helmut R.R. Wakeham, \n PM's vice president for science and technology. To tout its claimed taste \n breakthrough, PM. plans to spend heavily, perhaps more than $30 million. \n Nonetheless, Merit still has nine times the tar level of the shorter \n Carlton. 70s, so cigarette makers still have plenty of room to improve the \n SO6E8Taz0e </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | news article |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesl_l_g_r_lgr48c00_2083779840_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> A088 etn peeee \n SAURNARH EVENING PRESS \n SAVANKAH. GA \n CIRC-(E)19 815 (9)89.296 \n BAILY NEWSPAPER \n JUNE 1534 \n"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "AUTO RACING \n p> MILWAUKEE - Marlboro \n Team Penske raced to a 1-2-3 sweep \n as Indianapolis 500 winner Al Unser \n Jr. fought off Emerson Fittipaldi to \n win the Miller 200 at the Milwaukee \n Mile. \n Paut Tracy, the third Penske- \n Ilmor driver, finished two laps \n behind in third as the 200-lap event \n was shortened eight laps by rain. \n It was Unser’s third straight win \n and fourth in a row for Penske. \n Unser, with 22 career victories, \n leads the PPG Cup standings with 79 \n points, followed by Fittipaldi’s 54. \n He averaged 118.804 mph. \n OvR6LLEZO? </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | news article |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesw_w_h_p_whp93f00_0000348098_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>what texts are in the picture?"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "<doc> Corp. it \n JiTe the Lousvil \n Hmanutacturer, it Is'a ra \n iby the Federal Trade \n fand the tobacco Jocusty shad \n ‘choice but fo ‘enter It th60 ea eremne 3 \n }{ The race began “12 !ears “Ago -parclays anlges \n {when the agency gave the: industry‘¢which “toinfounds * the \n jan ultimatum: Disclose the tar con: ‘measuring machine, “AS \n ‘Ment of cigarettes 1a advertising, “o? te} Untike tinast Moser \n 4 bein; tive caphich reduce far. intake py. \n A F,and smoke inside \n © filter, \n een es \n month, TDi \n ir, and smo! \n On Ficon \n 3 chen it jabredys \n the coe-milligrant “Barclay brand, \n ‘which was accompanied by an \n ‘reordinary amount of” </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | news article |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesi_i_e_g_ieg96e00_2057667688_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> art \n RE is sae : \n Hood i a . . ; \n sac SIO a tne \n uni \n ~ Glue Lines - Two \n Type ~ Fuller 3926-C; \n Une am cemypte ness \n ho-B (CEL) \n yrange \n “Material. \n Dry Weight \n Dry Weight (W/GL) - \n Wet Weight (W/GL) - \n Prepared By: G] \n Approved By: \n /dyd \n 25mm Plug- \n ; keason \n for “change: \n Beets Ie \n"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "CT A ul hy dK ARE \n dol \n 1 sided \n aah \n wih ANAM </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | specification |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesw_w_w_j_wwj88d00_502470738_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> fp. G/fYC \n A BIEL \n Early or late, he's a familiar \n figure to every policeman \n on the street—ke's the Doctor \n —he's on an emergency call! \n @ A Ductut’s lite sn't fas awn ta \n Ie ashe chooses There are inte, - \n rupted holidays and vacutrens and \n iughta of brake deep bmesy \n vies teauite his presetice for. \n caacting hours. woth somenbere \n a panse and perhaps the pleasure \n wt acigarette, Phen back to his"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "rb \n ob werving the hives of others \n epatedte thes protested trae eae ttre hat oes nated A ariel that \n am outher brand Pasaurves was ratenaide avetcd ever state \n wethe Decors doctors a ssegs deans boot anediette = nose ated \n Three mateonalls known onde petndent ae \n thinat spresalists: too \n abd veteh fur the hebnes \n 8 ath age \n Ter Camels See bew ne taste respondent Camels tall welt \n balanced Gaver Sea how saut threat bhes Canales aubline se \n ‘Phat seta befZonme test oe Jett \n CAMELS “%.. \n Ad No bald \n Thos abvertinngernt appears in \n Tiber teat Page Aur ie tt 7 iat Tutacconet Page August ® YS \n Tobacee fruenat, Hack Cover, Auguse t0, 17% Dbaccer Reantd, Page August ta, Ie \n Tina Page August © 14, 22 Mirles Tobacce Batlenn & Foultes Pancet Hack Covee, Augie 7 \n Uefevere Tabs Journat Page August dh 10077 Afims amd Nave Butletn Page August 07 - \n epee </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | advertisement |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesx_x_s_q_xsq42c00_2073421287_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>what does the image read?"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "<doc> TIME, SEPTEMBER 12, 1995 \n YM ALMOST 15, AND NONE OF MY \n friends get their cigarettes out of vend- \n ing machines. They have older brothers \n you can buy a pack of cigarettes as easily \n as a pack of chewing gum. And if Clinton \n does succeed in preventing teens from \n smoking, we will just move on to bigger \n and better things: In fact, many already \n have. Clinton’s got more to worry about \n than teenage smoking. \n Teresa Davis \n Dacula, Georgia \n £82 Lzpez07 </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | news article |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesu_u_z_w_uzw18d00_2021322097_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Decode text from the snapshot."
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "<doc> JAPAN: TOSHIBA AIMING TO: DOUBLE CHIP MOUNTING SYSTEM SALES IN FISCAL 1993 \n Comline News Service Nikkan Kogyo Shimbun (COMLN,NKOGS) - January 26, 1993, Page: 11 \n ABSTRACT: \n Toshiba. Corp. is aiming to doubte its sales.of chip mounting systems to 8.5 billion yen (US$68.0 \n million) in fiscal'1993. Demand. for mounting systems from. US chip makers is recovering quickly, \n prompting Toshiba to launch an effort to aggressively market its \"MH-5000,\" a chip mounting \n system developed with Japan Tobacco, Inc. last year which achieves a mounting speed of 0.125 \n second/chip. Toshiba plans to release a medium-speed double-sided mounting system and \n another system featuring image processing functions to expand its product line-up to meet \n diversifying user needs as a rise in demand picks up momentum. Toshiba's fiscal 1994 sales \n target is set at 10 billion yen (US$80.0 million). \n 2£6022ET2O\" </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | news article |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagese_e_c_f_ecf58e00_2021580452_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Detect words in the photograph."
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "<doc> can be assigned to panelists for evaluation. \n 1. ComnSn name: \n - 2. Trade name: \n 3. Chemical name: \n 4. Structural formula: \n or micrograms per cigarette): \n 1. Parent compound: \n 2. Major metabolites: \n 1. Parent compound: \n a. Oral no-effect level (if known): \n b. Oral ID¢y? \n c. Dermal LD. 9? \n da. Inhalation Le \n estimate): ed \n e. Skin irritation: \n a. Oral no-effect level (if known): \n b. Oral IDe9? ~ \n D. Safety factor to panelist: \n 1. Safety facter for parent compound: \n 2. Safety factor for major metabolites: \n F. .Identification of pyrolytic products: \n G, Inhalation studies: \n Assume that the \n eStosst2oa— </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | questionnaire |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesj_j_o_e_joe45d00_2041813273_3275_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Recognize text in the image."
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "<doc> VieGiniA SeiMs \n - : QUESTIONNAIRE \n Please answer all questions and return this questionnaire in the stamped addressed envelope enclosed. \n Do you smoke cigarettes? \n “.. \n at 01 Yes (Go to Question 1) 134 \n () No (Continue) 20 \n Did you ever smoke cigarettes? \n 211 Yes (Continue) 468 : \n 30) No (Thank you. Please mail this questionnaire back to us as soon as possible.) / Zz \n How long ago did you stop smoking? \n 40) Less than 3 months ago Jib \n sO] 3to6monthsago 27» \n ‘sLJ 7 months to one year ago 2% \n 20 Over 1 year to 2 years ago 3 7% \n (0) Morethan2yearsago “7% \n If you have stopped smoking, please answer the remaining questions about the cigarettes you used to smoke. \n ke most often should be answered based on the brand you smoked most \n The questions about the brand you smo \n often just before you stopped smoking. \n 1, Please fill in the following information about your regular brand, that is the brand of cigarettes you smoke most \n —edel Mention — ; \n RNa. Ue, \n often. Geet Menton . \n Brand Name Virgina Swans 34\"/e Hart 12'fe an_additanal A ay \n : Sadan 10% Qo Aor ote W se chow \n . V.S. 30% [ma | \n 2. Is your regular brand of cigarettes menthol or non-menthol? \n 3011 Menthol 2(] Non-Menthol \n 38% b2Y% \n 3. Do you normally smoke your cigarettes in the regular king-size, or are the cigarettes longer than king-size, that is \n 100’s or 120°s? \n so3C] Regular / King Size «C1 Long / 100’s sO) Extra Long / 120’s \n oF Ye 55% Ql% \n 4. Does your regular brand, that is, the cigarettes you smoke most often, have any of the following words on the \n pack? (Check ali that apply) \n wel) Lights am Tar sl] Milds of Ulpra oL] None of These \n 8 33%, & i*/ [Si 40% \n 5. Do you usually buy your regular brand by the pack, by the carton, or both ways? \n aif] Pack 20 Carton 30 Both ways \n bh 3a%o G 49% \n lar brand of cigarettes? \n 6. About how long have you been smoking your regu \n zill imonthorless /*/o \n aL} 2to3months /% \n 32Q] 4to6months ¥ % ‘ \n «(1 7 months to one year 6% \n sO Over 1to2years /f “% \n sC] Morethan2years 677% \n 7. How did you first get this brand to try? (Check as many as apply) \n gail] Fromafriend 29% \n 20 Gotasample pack 2% \n 30 Gotaspecialdeal “6% \n 42 A cigarette company sales representative suggested I try it. VL \n sO Just boughtit 77% \n ELZETSIHOZ </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | questionnaire |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesz_z_q_d_zqd25c00_2505334127_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>what is written in the image?"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "<doc> 2505334127 \n 610/6n Od \n oh OO MW tT ON \n Od YUM payids S619 wo Og JO PralA GGS08'S Sb/80'6S 68/0 Z'9r 9601 Sr 09 \n $G008'9 ShLe0'8S 68/0 2997 9C0L oF 09 \n Gy066'S SPL80'6S 680 wr 901 gb 09 \n Geges'L GR60E'ZL 6820 SZiZ6 9C01 Gee Zt \n gosey'l G6860Z%l 68/0 SZzZ6 geol Gze6 zl \n CZLLOLO GLLEV'L 6860E'ZL 6BL0 SZIZ6 ge0l Gle6 sZt \n 2d Od Blyod Gn ocoveqa) Sgn Odjo odin ogy \n Bn /Od wo. plied IM Alsueq ul \n Bn adojg — paysnipy aytds \n Odin </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | scientific report |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesi_i_t_p_itp54e00_1002421086_1002421514_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> RESEARCH & FORECASTS,INC. \n a ' APPENDIX B \n PHILIP MORRIS SMOKING STUDY: \n - ae THE PRESS \n et & \n PANEL DISCUSSIONS WITH \n SMOKERS AND NON-SMOKERS \n ; bh \n re) \n - > . \n . Q : \n . @® i \n }! : \n La 4 \n oe j \n ¢ | \n MOR me ee \n FW oe ERT MN eR Oe ONS FE TR OE sn! \n RESEARCH & FORECASTS; INC.,"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "I1QEAST FIRTY-NINTH ST NOW YORK, NUY.. 10022; TEL. (212); PLAZA 9:9466 \n Les Ll ae -———---4 </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | questionnaire |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagese_e_g_m_egm75d00_503960685_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> Fatt. 6 Use \n oD pete yep \n A DURE WHITE FILTER \n 1S ONLY THE BEGINNING \n OFA WINSTON \n The big difference is \n [FiLTER-BLENG| \n dest, rich tobaccos \n specially processed for \n filter smoking! \n Yea, up front of Winston's \n tModern, pure white filter \n fa America’s best-lked \n secret ‘rarta-ctana*, That \n means fine, mild todaccce \n epecially processed for \n filter smoking ‘mune"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "mee” \n gives Winston ite famous \n Mayor, and flavor is the \n whole wea of amoking! \n hike a cigarette should! \n cl . AO #ea-este, oo, Y \n VT Guile — Featoany PRINTS . </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | advertisement |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesg_g_x_w_gxw48e00_2000760911_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> tafe ey \n fe ND oe be atte nate \n OR . ; \n - r o> a to baecs ~ \n a ad Freeze- Dried \n i t 8 \n 5 ‘* ‘ | \\3 \n . NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY | AT nacerale \n — ‘ SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE: AND LIFE: SCIENCES: \n DEPARTMENT! OF BIOLOGICAL AND AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING \n Box 5906"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "Z1P 27607. \n _ March 5, 1971 \n Philip Morris. U.S.A. \n Research Center \n P. 0. Box 3D - oy \n Richmond, Virginia 23206 + \n Mr. John Y. Mason Jr. Senior Scientist C71 -01862 : DY \n Dear John: a ne : Hoe en cee \n Re: Polyphenol Content - - Freeze Drying Study, BAE 126, NCSU \n I appreciate receiving your letter of February 25, 1971 and to learn of \n your interest ‘in evaluating the experimental cigarettes from the above Study. \n We are preparing the samples as requested and these will be sent by separate \n mail. . \n Enclosed with this letter are a number of copies. of an evaluation sheet \n which you may wish to use in the smoke panel evaluations. You will note that \n the experimental cigarettes are coded with numbers from 21 through 28. The \n code identification of the samples are given as follows: \n Code Number Description \n 21 Check (CK) \n - 22 ay Check, freeze dried (CKFD) \n 23 Heat treated (HT) \n 24 Heat treated freeze dried \n (HTFD): \n 25 Heat treated in laboratory \n (HTL) \n 26 Heat treated in laboratory, \n freeze dried (HTLFD) \n 27 Blend A, CK plus CKFD, 70%/ \n . 30%. by weight \n 28) Blend B, HT plus HTFD, 70%/ \n _30% by weight \n We would recommend that the experimental cigarettes be equilibrated before \n conducting your evaluations. There may be diffierences in moisture content of \n the samples at this time in as much as the samples were prepared over a period \n of several weeks. - \n TT60920002 \n Tete Usage cei ee Nee ag Besa AVE Gum oo, i: Seats ret Ment 6 hy pote Porierstiy 6 Ma a May \n Me Coed ot ee Eb hoe : phy : OT COB y ae EE ee Nady Carcarcat Cop lo \n ee aie ae ne een oe </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | letter |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesp_p_w_i_pwi10c00_2085136271_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> Chaikin, Karen \n 2085136271 \n From: Chaikin, Karen \n Sent: Friday, June 22, 2001 6:11 PM"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "\n To: Ostern, Eric \n Subject: RE: Daily News Guest Editorial \n terrific. \n Youth Smoking Prevention </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | email |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesm_m_l_p_mlp65d00_504502494_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>what dose the picture say?"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "<doc> AR oe * \n tre . Z. \n Analytical information (detailed) Snoke Green Cured _,~ Non-Leaf \n a Itenize: \n Quantitative (all figures) Qualitative only . \n Quoteints or Semi-quant. 2 \n Structural Formula | Mol. Form } \n Mol. Weight M. P. B. P. \n Chem. Groups Derivatives \n Types of Tobacco (all details) \n Tox.-Pharm. Inform. and other Notes \n Reference \n RJR CLASS NO. PATENT \n 1978, ‘No. 1 Jones, S. 0.3; Ashburn, Stewart, G. M.; Moser, G. P. \n W 37 (Reynolds Leasing Corp., Jacksonville, Fla., U. S.) \n Denicotinizing Process. \n AUSTRALIAN PATENT 446,647 (Int. Cl. A24b) ({seued Aug. 19, 1974) *(Appl. Jan. 21, \n 1971; Ser. No. 24536/71) (Prior U. 8S. appl. Feb. 5, 1970; Ser. No. 8858) (in \n English) \n eR ae \n R682 OSa0S \n aA a Rohe k iy: dat \n Pare 4, ' *. yh \n I CR \n ae er \\: Nel FB ated ge \n ON tat \n ‘ ca </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | specification |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesp_p_x_q_pxq15a00_528484773+-4774_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> From: Foy, Bernard T. \n To: Hickman, Tommy L. \n ce: \n BCC: \n Primary Date: 11/10/1995 11:03:00 AM \n Last Modified Date: 2001-Nov-20 10:27:04 \n Last Touched Date: \n Sent Date: 1995-Nov-10 10:57:00 \n Received Date: 1995-Nov-10 11:03:00 \n Subject: MEETING, FRIDAY 11/17/95 @ 2:30PM{F} \n Attachments: \n Shucks man! It looks like I might have to miss this one also, I'm in the middle of moving \n offices and T might be stuck in (hopefully) unpacking by 11/17. Of course, if I get moved- \n in ahead of then (or at worse, if it seems like I won't be moved by then) I'll plan on \n coming to the meeting because I'm real interested in not only this approach but sccing it \n succeed, In any case, J'm putting it on my calendar, but I might not be able to make it and \n 1 wanted to let you know. Thanks again for keeping me posted. \n Bernard \n Congratulations! !!! (Director) \n From: Hickman, Tommy L. \n To: Brim, Regina; Campbell, Eugene; Cash, Sheila L.; Dobson, Grayland; Foster, Hilda; \n Freeman, Jean; Gee, Julia; Guess, Hal; Hodge, Brenda; Ingram, Tom; Jacobs, Saundra; \n Joyce, Marian; McMurray, Roger; Phillips, Anita; Phillips, Percy; Redd, Brenda: \n Seymour, Sydney;"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "Simmons, Paula; Wheeler, Janet; Brooks, Charles; Curtis, Cynthia; \n Dodd, Jerry; Douthit, Garnett; Foy, Bernard T.; Gwyn, Juanilla; Keith, Marie; \n Lekwauwa, Aju; McCarthy, Robert F.; Mitchell, Roy; Roseboro, Gloria; White, Earl; \n Wilson, Andre; Young, Doug; Asbury, Michael A.; Belo, Ed G.; Boyd, Carlos; Broome, \n Shirley D.; Brown, JoAnn D.; Brown, Larry J.; Brown, Nadyne T.; Gaynor, Al E.; \n Hawkins, Gale H.; Holland, Toussaint L.; Johnson, Thelma J.; Leath, Robert E.; Phifer, \n Omega L.; Porter, Harrison M.; Ragsdale, Gail E.; Steadman, Mack N.; Suggs, Michael \n L.; Terry, Betty A.; Brown, Robert; Dameron, Louis; Davis, Neal (Cornelius) H.; Eccles, \n Beverly; Feaster, Jackie J.,; Fennell, Shirley M.; Gee, Phillip N.; Henley, Dorothy R.; \n Hughes, Peggy M.; Jackson, Priscilla M.; Jones, Sandra W.; Lassiter, Annie E.; Leggett, \n Warren; McCloud, Jackie; Palmer, Donna B.; Perry, Mabel A.; Ruff, Jimi T.; Scott, \n Everrett A.; Singleton, John W.; Stewart, G. Ted; Turner, Vivian L.; Douglas, Sandra H.; \n Favroth, Felecia C.; Gaillard, Ralph C.; Martin, Doug C.; Mitchell, Carol G.; O'Leary, \n Steven J.; Peterson, Sharon; Pierre, Jennifer C.; Williams, Don M.; Davis, Sylvia A.; \n Douthit, Crista W.; Ford, Deborah; Hayes, Michael M., Hickman, Tommy L.; Kilgore, \n RJRO000000536001 479 \n 70025 1939 \n Elly 8recs </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | email |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesk_k_y_l_kyl64a00_88222498_2517_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> 4 Litton Bionetics \n GENETICS ASSAY NO.: 7898 \n Al6 \n IN THE \n AMES SALMONELLA/MICROSOME \n PLATE T \n FINAL REPORT \n SUBMITTED TO: \n LORILLARD RESEARCH CENTER \n 420 ENGLISH STREET \n P.O. BOX 21688 \n GREENSBORO, NC 27420 \n SUBMITTED BY: \n"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "LITTON BIONETICS, INC. \n 5516 NICHOLSON LANE \n KENSINGTON, MARYLAND 20895 \n LBI PROJECT NO.: 20988 \n REPORT DATE: JUNE, 1985 \n S6bee2ge </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | scientific report |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesx_x_f_o_xfo99c00_40038390-8391_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> A-1 \n CURRICULUM VITAE \n Joseph Steven Lipsick, M.D., Ph.D. \n Personal \n @ Date of birth: January 6, 1955 \n Place of birth: Sharon, Pennsylvania \n Citizenship: USA \n Education \n 1975 B.A. Biology and English \n 1981 Ph.D."
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "Physiology/Pharmacology \n 1982 M.D. Medicine \n Research and Professional Experience \n 1975-77 Staff Research Associate \n 1983 Resident in Anatomic \n and Surgical Pathology \n 1984 Postdoctoral Fellow \n 1985 Assistant Research \n Virologist \n 1986-present Assistant Professor \n in Residence \n and \n Research Associate \n Honors and Awards \n USPHS Medical Scientist Trainee (GM 07198), 1978-1982, \n Baird Hastings Society (Honorary), UCSD School of Medicine, 1982, \n @ Fellow, Leukemia Society of America, 1984-1985, \n Career Development Award, Veteran's Administration, 1986-1989. \n Scholar, Leukemia Socieiy of America, 1989-1994, \n Academic and Professional Activities \n Joseph S$. Lipsick \n Oberlin College \n UC San Diego \n UC San Diego \n Dept. Biochem, Biophys. \n UC San Francisco \n UCLA School of Medicine \n Dept. of Pathology \n UCLA School of Medicine \n Dept. of Pathology \n UCLA School of Medicine \n Dept. of Pathology \n UC San Diego \n and \n VA Medical Center, San Diego \n Member, Housestaff Committee, Deparument of Pathology, UC San Diego \n Medicine \n Ad Hoc Reviewer, NCI Program Project Site Visit \n Ad Hoe Reviewer, Veteran's Administration Merit Review Grants \n Member, American Society for Microbiology \n Publications \n athymic mouse.” Lancet i, Pp. 1290-1291, (1979) \n 40038390 </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | resume |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesx_x_r_a_xra35f00_0060058342_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> . Perception Research dervices, Inc. \n 440 Sylvan Avenue \n Englewood Cliffs, Kew Jersey 07632 \n Toh 4179-20-PA-290 \n Karch, 1990 \n TOR OFFICE SE ONLY: \n (ead \n Print Ad Test. \n (RECORD SEX BY OBSERVATION. \n CHECK QUOTAS.) \n Good norning/afternoon/evening. I an \n ave conducting research on people's reaction \n Resp. tL (b-7} \n Phapoki 17 -2 @ \n Rot. fi ~iy ~ay -3 @ \n Loc.: W2 1; PH -27 FL ~3 GH -43 \n im so ARE G30) \n Sex: Hale =i; Feuala -2 ayy \n gaz 30-44 i; 48-60 -2 12) \n Version: “11 -2; -3: -a7 -5 (13) \n Order: Nelibu/Canbridge -1 \n Cembridge/Malibu ~2 (4a) \n SKIP COW. 13 \n fron Perception Rasearch Services, Inc. We \n to advertising, Could you apare a few \n 1, Have you partiodpated in a market resvarch study in the past 6 nontha? \n You -— (TERNIEATE) No -- (CONTINUE) \n 2. Do you, of dos anyone in your fanity, work in any of the following industries? \n (READ LIST). \n Market research firm \n Advertising agenoy — |-~"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "(TERNIRATE) \n Tobacco Coupany \n Liguor Company \n +-{CONTINUE) \n Automobile Company \n 3, Inte which of the following age groups do you belong? {KEAD LIST.) \n Under 30 == (TERKINATE) 45-49 -4a (16) \n 30-34 a 50-55 “5 (CHECK \n QuoTas*) \n 35639 a 36-60 6 \n 40-44 3 over 60 \n == (TEREINATE) \n (DO HOE READ) Refused \n 4, During the past week, in vhich of the following events or activities hava you taken \n pact?) (READ LIsT. \n Driven 4 oar -1 Kade 2 o nora long \n distances calls 3 an \n Smoked 3 or wore packs \n of cigaretter ~ase Had a drink of Liquor \n other than beer or \n wine ~d \n ‘4 1/2 MUST BE 30-44 YRB. OLD AND 1/2 MUST BE 45-60 YRE. OUD. ‘| \n [WARESPONDENT MUST HAVE SMOKED 3 OR MORS PACKS OF CIGARETTES DURING THE \n PAST WEEK TO QUALIFY. IF NOT, TERMINATE. \n [se voptvan a CAR\" DU O4, ASK 955 AND Q6b, OTHERWISE, SKIP TO 06a. | \n MAR 12 Sa 1eri7 \n 201 568 7111 PAGE. doz </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | questionnaire |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesz_z_n_d_znd02d00_71390229_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> Ce Gily Vs Mathet INSERTION ORDER \n alder itn \n G7 St Cla Ghicage, Minos doll ( \n felepbone P2988 25900 © feles: 295102 © Cable: Ogilyy Chicago \n DATE ORDER NO PAGE NO \n Meas inert ie cotverusaeg as listed below tor. \n pye \n Os 14 B65 \n ADVERTISER WELL PABLO \n reshetatec T \n Tuy adil | \n PSE ISTE \n Ot TINDER ME MET \n BOK BY) ER 1eTH ot \n ma AGHLANE alto . \n ART aMEL# CAPTION DATE “ £O INCHES ‘SPACE \n i 64.000 €X4710.5 INCHES \n SP ANE oA, \n ran 4000S \n AVVO CLUTTER. \n ff POULTPONENG CAN BEET \n Waii~ \n BROWN \n OA LA oS"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "OTSAA , \n “PASL &-COLOR AC \n STRESS THE IRPOR- \n WATE COVER FROM \n baba. \n TON ARE ; \n Tea QE GiB . bg i: RADING MATERTALS \n AN SGLLIYAN QF GCE EB o- Fe bEPl Pager Fag. \n COUNT 3 Per. tL AL TARES \n Ogilvy + Mather \n fae team \n @ Please check reproduction material aqainst oroof to make sure tf cortesponds in every respect. \n ® lfinstruction proof and maternal for reproduction differ, advise us fawmediately \n aside of this order, \n =a Thisonsertian order is Subject t to standard con ditions TS On beyers \n MFMBE R OF \n 1 eybeta , \n 300406022 \n PRODUCED FROM BéW WEB SITE </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | advertisement |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesl_l_e_n_len39e00_2501661780_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>what is written in the image?"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "<doc> Volume 8 \n Supplement 7, 1986 \n ~ ENVIRONA EK \n _MUTAGENE! \n Journal of the \n Environmental \n Mutagen \n 2501661780 </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | scientific publication |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesu_u_y_j_uyj82d00_517501861_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> EST. \n 1913 \n"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "“OO COOWEOL SCTONASY TH LE8tO </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | advertisement |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imageso_o_w_d_owd90a00_0060005991_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> AT RB \n Memorandum \n » Mr. C. C. Kern, Jr. pee June 3, 1987 \n Senior Vice President - Operations \n feo ORL OS. Sprinkle, LIT \n Vice Prasident - Research and Development \n"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "Ret \n Pursuant to your request, attached are estimated requirements for \n offshare flue-cured and burley tobacco reflecting the most recent \n cigarette unit forecast. \n ets ~ \n ret \n ttachments \n ATXO2 0106360 ' </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | memo |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesr_r_k_x_rkx88c00_84463669_3677_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> | AHF MARKETING RESEAKCH ' NATIONAL CONSENSUS SURVEYS \n | 801 Second Avenue #250770 \n i New York, New York 10017 113 August, 1977 R \n =: — \n i TIME INTERVIEW: starteD: / 42 9S ENDED: Le > \n a = \n RESPONDENT'S NAME: c me. 3YVE-OPY % \n ADDBESS ; CITY: c QTATE: Ma \n INTERV 1EWER: METRO AREA: DATE: B14 \n VALIDATED BY; DATE: \n Hello. I'm from National \n Consensus Surveys. We are conducting a study \n in thig area and I'd like to ask you a few \n queations. \n 2. (INITIAL REFUSAL: CIRCLE NEXT HIGHEST NUMBER BELOW.) \n Gy 2 Ih “4 § 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 \n 21 2f 22 24 25 26 27 28"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "29 30 31 32 33 % 35 36 37 38 39 40 \n 4. 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 $3 54 55 56 57 SB 59 60 \n 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 72 72 73 74 7S 76 77 78 79 80 \n ai 82 83 84 85 86 87 B68 89 90 Gl 92 939 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 \n 101 102 103 104 105 306 107 108 109 110 111 132 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 \n 4, Have you, yourself, participated in a market research survey in the past three \n months or so? \n (TERMINATE AND CIRCLE NEXT HIGHEST NUMBER BELOW) ~~ Yes ‘ \n (CONTIWUR) —- Wo ---------~------- @ \n PARTICI- \n PATED IN \n STUDY: [ &) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 21 12 6 \n 4, (SHOW AGE CARD.) Please tell me which letter on this card includes your age. \n (TERMINATE AND CIRCLE NEXT HIGHEST NUMBER \n BELOW NEXT TO \"UNDER OR OVER AGE\") <——— A+ Under 21 \n ¥. 21 to \n c. 25 to \n D. 3 to \n (CONTINUE) €————- | B. 35 to \n F. 40 to \n G. 45 to \n LH. 50 to \n (TERMINATE AND CIRCLE NEXT HICHEST NUMBER \n BELOW NEXT TO \"UNDER OR OVER AGE\") <——— 1. Over 55 \n UNDER \n OR OVER \n AGE: 1 2 3 4 5 6 ? 8 9 lo lk 8- \n (TAKE BACK AGE CARD.) \n 699E9bpS \n COVER) </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | questionnaire |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesi_i_o_b_iob72a00_2053846302_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> Philip Morris USA Confidential . \n PHILIP MORRIS U.S.A. \n Richmond, Virginia \n From: Barbro Goodman \n M1.0.D. Cigarettes: \n Analyze base composition of MOD #4 and 45 papers: \n Wattens Papers: \n Discuss physical testing of cigarettes with Product Research \n Discuss potential subjective testing with D. Newman \n Communication with Wattens \n Qualification of Machine #6: \n Prepare material for an SSC meeting presentation \n Communicate decision and requiremenis for materia! with K-C \n Secure bobbins"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "prior te machine modification \n Rewinder: \n Continue training In mechanical operation. \n Computer operation training \n DOC CODE: P0622-SA01 \n plans3 \n 3/0 \n 3/31 \n as needed \n 346 \n 3/24 \n 3/15 \n 3/31 \n Z2OPSPSESO? </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | memo |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesm_m_f_n_mfn10d00_502590894+-0894_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> BJ. REYNOLDS ToRACEO CO, \n Thet Advertising Prepared By: \n Oxiivy & Mather Ine, \n ‘Ad No.: 4 200 7005-B-4/C. \n tiny Peacest. Otfiat \n “Black Sete \n Bock Broth \n Ce and Dever \n ae oni Fcivad \n Gaeta (Seconnd Corer \n Gera (rca Cirme? \n Lon Anevins Magarin \n + Lai Angatn Mogeting \n Aateoriet a \n * atimed Laenpearn, \n 2 naan \n"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "2 Newnan \n ‘fYewr York Magasin \n Dur © . \n be . \n Geentor 1977 \n Bosentiee 1977 \n Bepiemtgr 1977 \n Gerater 1997 \n Oeratwt 1977. \n Seoterniae 1057 \n Detolar 1977 \n Geode 1977 | \n “Haveriber 1877 \n “eswber 1077 \n Devouer 10, 1077 \n Setuone 1977 \n omenter {877 \n tube 972 \n feetl Apes 272 \n IMPORTANT NOTE \n : ..,. This advertisement complies with \n : the FTC requirement for a warming \n Htatement and tas acd nicotine tine \n which must appear In all cigarette \n advertising, Chack material you te \n ceive against this proof tobe sureit \n - woe fs correct, Under no circumstances \n - Bt youso run substitute materiats \n ‘or alter any.cooy without cheching \n MUL Ocity be Mather, </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | advertisement |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesw_w_a_i_wai79c00_50208028-8028_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>list the texts in the picture."
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "<doc> Te Counci, For Tosracco Researcu-WU.S.A., Inc. \n February 20, 1979 \n GRANT APPLICATION NO. 1076A \n PHARMACOLOGY \n To: The committee comprising Drs. Gardner, Jacobson, Meier and Sommers \n SUBJECT: Gerald E, McClearn, Ph.D., University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado \n Continuation Application No. 1076A \n \"Genetic Analysis of Tobacco-Related Behavior in the Mouse\" \n History \n Application No. 1076 entitled \"Heredity and Tobacco-Related \n Behavior in the Mouse\" was approved by the SAB in March 1976 at a level of \n $164,755 (as requested) for the first year of a three year project. Budget \n estimates for the second and third years were $161,786 and $176,373, and were \n awarded at levels of $161,786 and $166,786, respectively. \n It should be pointed out that as a result of a site-visit made on \n November 17/18, 1977, Dr. Collins (a collaborator in the McClearn application) \n was encouraged to submit a separate grant application. This was approved by the \n SAB in April 1978 (Grant No. 1204). \n It should also be pointed out that at this April 1979 SAB meeting \n several of McClearn's collaborators have submitted applications to CTR. That is, \n besides Collins----- Petersen (No. 1243); Alpern (No.1250) and Erwin (No.1251), \n REQUEST \n Application No. 1O76A requests $132,819 for a one year project. \n DOCUMENTS SUBMITTED (attached) \n 1, Application dated 12/27/78 \n 2. Progress Report No. 5 covering period 4/1/78-12/31/78 \n 3. 3 Manuscripts (in press -- none acknowledge CTR). \n COMMENT \n Specific comments by the site»visitors might be elicited. \n David Stone \n DS/1p \n Encls. \n 50208028 </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | memo |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesr_r_n_r_rnr54c00_01839400_9404_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>list the words in the image."
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "<doc> 2 you wars to: If \n ‘amana Range--— \n Bayer Aepirin--—- \n Bolens Lown Mower \n Coca Cola --=- \n ) Dole Pineapple --—~----~ 1 \n Hilton-dotele ---------- 3 \n Eaveeakd +---2-----=--= 4 \n Old Spice Pocker Cologne \n Polaroid Cassrs~-—-----—- & \n -§inger Seving Machines —~ ? \n Tester's Chofca ~--=----<- & \n ta -————— \n - any others?. \n - ¥en —e--- \n TO Q.10,5 \n bo Tea brands vere_ sney? \n 0.2, Se, OR 3b, SKIP. \n tio wo oF \n Kent. Golden ----- \n Kent Golden Light: \n Kent ardent ==. </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | questionnaire |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagese_e_b_j_ebj71a00_2057435203_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>what dose the picture say?"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "<doc> so MsS05 40/272. \n J. T. Baker Chemical Co. MATERIAL \n $4934 -01 Sodium Hydroxide Page: 1 \n Effective: 10/08/85 . — _ . —seIssued: 10/09/85 \n MRE SERB RAREST EES EBERT STAD HS TH STATA M SHAH STE TASS SRST SSSA S TASS SSE a \n SECTION I - PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION \n =m MBS LST SMA AERE MARES SRCRE TMA ERA ASSESSES ETT ST SAAS R SSE SESS SSS \n Product Name: Sodium Hydroxids \n Formula: NaOH \n Formula it: 40.00 \n CAS No. : 01310-73-2 \n NIOSH/’RTECS No.: WB4900000 \n Common Synonyms: Caustic Soda; Sodium Hydrate; Lye \n Product Codes: 3730 ,3722/,5312 ,5104,3729 ,3734,3726 ,5045 ,3728 ,3723 ,5022 ,3736 \n = BARRE ESE SHERBET OE RES SSASATRSSERAETH ATA ASS EKS STEREO SESS ToT EH AS SS \n PRECAUTIONARY LABELLING \n SEBASTES RARER AAECAASAATA ASEM T NBER ET AT ESARGBO TAS ESKRAT AT AS SSS TBA SESS T SST SATS \n BAKER sar-T-pata’” sustem \n HEALTH FLAMMABILITY RENCTIVITY CONTACT \n if | | \n || ch \n } | je \n SEVERE NONE MODERATE Se \n Laboratory Protective Equipment \n GOSSLES LaB \n recautionar bel St ments \n POISON! DANGER! \n CAUSES SEVERE BURNS \n MAY BE FATAL IF SWALLOWED \n Do not get in eyes, on skin, on clothing. \n Avoid breathing dust. Keep in tightly closed container. Use with adequate \n ventilation, Wash thoroughly after handling. \n RSRBERCR RSE SEEK ESTAS STM SETH BARBRE RAREST ARTES SANNA SEAS ARREST E MST TESST SSS SES TTS AS BSB VS ISas \n SECTION II - HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS \n EE MERE RERBRE BRET SARAR BER HE ARASESSASRKRAETRAR TAS KRSSTAVSST SSSA RESTATSEBSCASC ASSERT SSE BART STS \n Component % CAS _ No, \n Sodium Hydroxide 90-100 1310-73-2 \n SeR Raa EARR SCS EEMR SETH TS ARCS KSC RERE RET SEBRAMREKRRERSEST TSP ST ERAS TERS STITT STIs \n SECTION III - PHYSICAL DATA \n Boiling Point: 1390°C (¢€ 2534°F) Vapor Pressure(mmHg}: 0 \n Melting Point: 318°C ¢ #5804°F) Vapor DensityCair=1li): Ne \n Continued on Page: 2 \n LOLSEPLSOZ </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | specification |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesw_w_s_g_wsg05f00_0060184727_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> NYO 628 (8-69) \n | MEMORANDUM Y og \n #) cnuary 16, 2984 ee anatase \n T . \n 9 Mr. G. L. Theophilos, President and Chief Operating Officer, AC \n Fr . \n 8 H, L. McDaniel, Cigar Coordinator - Research and Development \n F A&C 94 mm Little Cigars \n Enclosed are two packs of A&C 94 mm Little Cigars"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "identified as \"L\" \n and \"P\" representative of cigars being distributed to our little \n cigar panel, The pack coded \"L\" contains control cigars made with \n NuWay little cigar wrapper. The pack coded \"P\" contains test \n models made with Kimberly-Clark ATG wrapper, \n If panel results indicate use of the Kimberly-Clark wrapper has no \n negative effects on smoking qualities, a recommendation to use \n this wrapper will follow. \n weet ancl \n ODL \n Enclosures \n ec: Mr. R. P. Truitt \n Executive Vice President \n Mr, M, B. Hiott, Jr, ~~ \n Executive Vice President, AC \n Mr. R, P, Walker, IIl \n Leaf Purchases Director, AC \n Mr. R, 8S. Sprinkle, III \n Vice President - \n Research and Development. </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | memo |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesz_z_z_i_zzi91e00_00921372_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Recognize text in the image."
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "<doc> BORRISTON \n LABORATORIES, INC. \n _*& & *& * INVOICE * * * * \n January 6, 1982 \n LORTLLARD INC. \n 420: English Street \n Greensboro, North Carolina 27420: \n Attn: Dr. Harry Minnemeyer \n Ref’. : P.O. #244-C \n BRL Ref.: 2-22-250-Q \n Invoice: No..: 3Q \n DESCRIPTION \n Dominant Lethal Evaluation in the \n Rat with Materials D-5, D-6, and \n D-7 \n Balance $ 7,625.00 \n REMITTANCE ADDRESS: \n Enviro Control Inc. \n 11140 Rockville Pike \n Rockville, Md. 20852: \n Attn: B. Belford \n Accounting \n * * * * INVOICE * * * * </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | invoice |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagest_t_o_i_toi93f00_0000974612_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> REC'D \n RESTRICTED \n BROWN & WILLIAMSON TOBACCO CORPORATION SUN 2 8 1994 \n LICENSED/CONTRACT PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS PLW \n BRAND: LUCKY STRIKE LIGHTS LS FT PACK STYLE(S): 20'S"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "BOX \n COMPANY: B.A.T. ESPANA, $A. PLACE OF MANUFAGTURE:_LAS PALMAS \n COUNTRY: SPAIK \n MARKET(S):_MAINLAND / CANARY ISLANDS \n BLEND/PRIMARY PROCESS \n Blend Ref. No.: N/A \n Primary Process Ref. No.: NA \n CASINGS /FLAVORS \n Burley Casing Ref. No.: N/A \n Burley Top Dressing Ref. No.: FG - 325 \n Flue Cured Casing Ref. No.: EG - 323 \n Stem Casing Ref. No.: N/A \n Final Casing Ref. No.: RA \n Top Flavor Ref. No: EF-153 \n SMOKE DELIVERY TARGETS ISO 8243 \n Tar 9.0 mg/eigt. + N/A x \n Nicotine 0.7 ng/eigt. + M/A x \n co mg/cigt. + % \n (INDICATE N/A IF NOT APPLICABLE) \n Submitted by: SANTIAGO MORALES / PD MANAGER \n Name/Position \n Approved by: \n Area Technical Manager \n Date: MAY 25, 1994 \n BAY co 194 \n Replaces: OCTOBER 1993 \n LSLTS79 \n 605001687 </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | specification |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagese_e_c_i_eci17e00_2031316839_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> ; ; & os Bffective Dates une 16, \n * ' he shine itor 5 Honenet oO 4 vo \n \\. ucecatveae - 230mm Lo : bo \n sitter - ‘fens Bo 2 CR ag a \n Basic virginia 8 Shins. Yormie + (oaate B&H 100's Menthol Tormits): on: \n ‘ f i ; ¥ \n Machine Type - Mark VIE and/or IX : \n Reason for t Change © Addition of 1.0%. Thernoed E.T. effecting a 0.4% \n DC reduction in filler weight. i . \n Wetshe Beductions = Total of 8.25%. £.8. effecting a 2.9%. reduction and ; 5.08. oe \n - Thermoed E.T, effecting a 2.4% reduction in filler weight’ y \n _-from pre-ES/ET weight of 0.7991405 less a 1.5% or. a 2.08 : 7 \n ” - peduction due to dryer. os \n Exceptions: April) 1, 1974 0.52. £8, = 0% Reduction \n oe October 1, 1974 0.52% 8,8. = O% Reduction \n oF - 2 : June Bs 1975 : 1.0% g.T.. - 4% Reduction \n ee Authorined By = Mrs W. G. . Moya a . . a e ' \n :"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "Paper width - 25.0mm 7 a \n oo mae e es 7. 2.03\" \n o inter Wetahe Th hme (gma) 0. 7454343 067416503 \n “7h.omm (gmee) - 0.0623989 o o423909 \n 74.éum (gme.) --0.7878332- 0. 7840 \n taper and Pas te. \n Rod Weight’ \n \\ ‘tipptas and Adhesive © 32.0mm (gme.) —-_0.0824796 \n : ‘touat aes Plus, ho ane - (gmse) 08293128 \n = Volume coubte | NtLiinevers) _ 3131.9809 \n se Density (Cons. foc.) 23.8007 \n . Filler Weight cubs, 11,000 cigts.) 1.6634 \n ‘3 ey “Prepared By: \n ; Approved ‘By: — </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | specification |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesq_q_v_i_qvi28e00_1003638053_1003638066_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>what dose the picture say?"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "<doc> RECENT TESTING \n PED: FOCUS. GROUPS \n €SOSE9E00T \n NOVEMBER 14-17, 1983 \n BOSTON, ATLANTA, MINNEAPOLIS </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | presentation |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesi_i_g_n_ign61e00_00782729-a_00782791_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Parse text from imagery."
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "<doc> iona \n Bethesda, \n Nat \n ORT \n tute, \n RESS REP \n Health \n Contract No. \n PROG \n ~ September, 1975 \n 1 Cancer Inst \n tutes of \n iona \n Nati \n “Inst </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | scientific report |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesx_x_b_b_xbb67c00_2073449702_9709_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> \"42/22/97 89:22:29 Via Fax > 212 9975438 JULY 22, 1997 Page 482 \n WR pisco News Release \n CONTACT: Carol Makovich \n (212) 258-5785 \n RJR NABISCO REPORTS 1997 SECOND QUARTER RESULTS \n Second Quarter Highlights \n (Exchides one-lime resruchuring charge ard related expenses in the 1996 second quarter) \n Net income per share up 11 percent to 3.71 \n Net sales up 2 percent to $4.29 billion \n Operating company contribution up 5 percent to $876 million \n Cash net income up 7 percent to $371 million \n international tobacco operating company contribution up 10 percent \n Domestic tobacce operating company contribution up 1 percent \n « Food operating company contribution up 6 percent \n NEW YORK, NEW YORK -- July 22,1997 -- RJR Nabisco Holdings Corp. (NYSE: RN) today \n announced results for the three- and six-month periods ended June 30, 1997. Excluding a one- \n time restructuring charge and related expenses at Nabisco in the 1996 second quarter, net \n income of $243 million or $.71 per fully diluted common share for the second quarter of 1997 \n Tepresents an 11 percent gain compared to the $219 million or $.64 per fully diluted common \n share of net income reported in the comparable 1996 quarter. \n “The earnings growth posted in the second quarter keeps the"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "company on track for a \n solid 1997,” said Steven F. Goldstone, chairman and chief executive officer of RJR Nabisco. \n “Sales, volumes and operating profir srowth strengthened versus the first quarter. International \n tobacco showed strong volume and operating profit advances and domestic tobacco's earings \n held steady. Nabisco delivered renewed momentum in its core food business along with the \n benefits from last year’s restructuring program. These positive trends are tempered somewhat \n by softness in Nabisco Intemational and negative foreign currency impact in the overseas \n tobacco business, Overall, we delivered good progress in both our food and tobacco \n businesses.” \n - more - \n cOLEVPELOZ </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | presentation |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesl_l_w_v_lwv34e00_2022875083_2022875085_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>what is written in the image?"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "<doc> N. G. (1989) \n weview of the \n . Journal of Be- \n sal Soctety, 131, \n Anpa, R. FE., \n vans, T-C199t) \n scight gain ta a \n ad of Medicine, \n asces, LM & \n ody weight and \n comprehensive. \n Radletin, 106, \n L & Stocenes, \n ewlng gum in \n va che cetcation \n * Medicine, 316, \n wee we \n RESEARCH REPORT \n Can carrots be addictive? \n of drug dependence \n LUDEK CERNY' & KAREL CERNY? \n An extraordinary form \n Abstract \n and an ixability to simply \n immunity and de menroocgetatioe system. \n Introduction \n Cases of hypercarotencinia # are encountered in the \n literature only sporadically. Case scudies have \n described the physical changes duc to malautrition, \n demal changes, particularly in children but have left \n the psychological states of these cates unre- \n otenemia as carly as 1919, cefercace Is made to icin \n neir wock The Orange people» The subjects were \n was orange ia -colour. The study inclades no \n description whatsoever of their psychological scate. \n No reference ts made to their further life history. \n In my psychiaccic practice I have encountered \n three cases of hypercaratenemia, accompanicd by \n typical symptoms of drug dependence. \n Analysis \n I came across the first cate of this kind as carly as \n 1954 in the Prague psychiatric clinic where a 35- \n year-old woman was hospitalised because of a \n neucode disturbance and she wax consuming \n approximately 1 kg of raw carrots daily, Her skin as \n well as the sclerac of her cyes were coloured dark. - \n orange, Carcots were most difficult te procure ia \n winter but she bad to get hold of them, at any \n ptice. Theie lack made her suffer from. typical \n withdrawal symptoms with = marked necvousacss _ \n state. Afcer discharge from hospital she was s last to” \n follow-up, \n To 1984, a ‘3e-yeac-old nurse attended for help. \n Patient A. L. was boen in 1947 aad worked ss \n nurse. She had commenced smokiag at 18 ycars of \n age, stopped during pregaancy and at prescatation \n she smoked 20 cigarettes daily. She coasumed: \n alcoho! only occasionally aad also occasionally \n drank 2-3 cups of coffee daily when at wock, but \n daughter. ; \n She. started coasuming carrots during her: first \n pregnancy in 1970 whea she suffered from cacdial- \n gie and excess acidity of ccomach fluids, eccoaipan- \n reoseannhy | </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | scientific publication |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesj_j_b_v_jbv55c00_2082621468_1470_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> $ WiLL SUVS A-NVINj \n WLOL \n yoeqness saunsu0g — \n quewssessy ABojouysa; — \n SUUBOUOD jeuoSsIag ,SIBXOWS — \n SUJGOUOY XO} Pidly B1UyNAE7] — \n padojaaspun AGojouyoa) ssaod1d ~ \n (Aiddng augodin) SAmgasd 80D — \n PRY OUNAS\"AVEUYNAG?, SUOOIN — \n 8X wealdig ~ Wal Gu07 \n AHOddNG AUVAIEY \n TANNOSHad G'3Y \n 2082621468 \n suoyeoyioads \n uoisued, \n aoueUl4 \n uaisiaig Buibeyoed \n UOISIAIG UOeNnjeag AIOSUBS \n ABQ\\OO1XaL \n yeba7 \n SddlAlas jean Ajeuy \n Ce8id"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "\n ABojouyos) SOAR] -] \n ABojouyoa, seuayey \n Spualg pue yea} \n jewdojeaag pueig \n sa0uNOsay </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | presentation |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesg_g_v_y_gvy90f00_0011860738_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Decode text from the snapshot."
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "<doc> BROWN & WILLIAMSON TOBACCO CORPORATION \n RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT & ENGINEERING \n INTERNAL CORRESPONDENCE \n TO: Mr. J. F. Wilhelm \n co: Me. T. F. Riehl \n Mr. H.C. Woertz \n Dr. J. N. Jewell \n Ms. D. M. Frank \n Mr. J. L. Ems \n Mr. J. P. Pittman \n Mr. B. A. Bandy \n FROM: Ms. P. A. Dever \n DATE: August 6, 1984 \n SUBJECT: BETA M (KIM MENTHOL) FROM GERMANY: AMELIA/267 \n MR1984-102NP (A267-84-2) \n Premasked and masked data and specifications coucerning the following \n samples are attached, \n Masked Code Description \n 267/287 XLF-680B blend/XCF-946, 944, and 945 casings/F-77 \n 365/385 flavor/0.57% menthol level — BETA M (KIM Menthol) \n from Cermany: AMELIA \n 287/267 Salem Lights 100 \n 385/365 Virginia Slims Lights 100 Menthol \n 2 Be \n PAD/vr \n 02105 \n Attachments \n 465904772 </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | memo |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesj_j_m_o_jmo78c00_82468518_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> ~ OCR 71998 11:43AM @ e@ \n ATTORNEYS AT LAW \n JOHN &, GORDON @9! ST. CHARLES AVENUE \n BLAKE G, ARaTaY \n JOHN M. MeCOLLANY 40% FLOOR \n 8. J. DUPLANTIO™ \" \n EWELL , EAGAN, UR.\" NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA 70170-4000 \n GUY E watt (504) Saz-1171 \n CYNTHIA A NIGHOLSON \n CATHY —. GWiesin TELErax: (Hoe) BOa-1V8) \n WILLIAM T. D\"ZURILLA \n WILLIAM F, GalLey \n SARUELE Mesh \n PAUL, vcore MAVETE 7 o5eeima BATON RoUsd Yoene \n i iw P.O. BOX @/B26. (#20 ONG AMERICAN Plane \n es x ae onvitee ER CAT Mako sam ap? (208) sermeeg \n preven VELEORN WONSTOoK tam 233-0708 Tearran 1908) 23080 ER \n [ERNEST E. SVENSSON, ‘ELCFad tsa) B97-2aBT \n |\" 8 PROPESSCNAL Lin’ CORPORATION \n October 7, 1996 \n ia Pacsinile Sransmiseion \n : Samuel R. Watkins, Enq. \n SHOOK, HARDY & BACON \n ! Gane Kansas City Place \n | 1200 Mein Street \n Kansas City, Missouri 64105 \n Re: The Republic of Panama v. \n Dear Sam: \n Section \"I\", Judge Mentz. \n hesitate to call. \n | Sincerely, \n Ernest BE. Svenson \n EES /1ch \n Encloaure \n MARTON E, LANDRIEU \n A GREGDRY GRIMSAL \n GOWN PHILUPS CUARAYLT \n SCOTT A. orcONNOR \n 7. FROM HAYNE UA, \n ~AMES J. BRADY \n CEN C. SwoRDs"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "\n ELIZABETH 1, CORDON \n MARCY V, MASSENGALE: \n TEANNA WEST NESHORA \n TINA CRAWFORD SANTOPADRE \n DAMEL J, GHAFIRG \n GREGORY 0, OUFLANTIS \n SINGER JOHNEOM QUICHEY \n MARTIN P, AVERILL \n 3. NICHOLAS BaAVDONI \n peer TCO DS VO CY \n 8LS89bZ8 </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | letter |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesq_q_c_g_qcg71d00_517500251+-0251_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Recognize text in the image."
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "<doc> A\\ CLOSER LOOK REVEALS \n WHO’S LOWEST. \n | tmp wie tfinte \n ; SJ] x tose tan Og,“ tse ta 15 mg. icni, SOT PACK ARS \n SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: Quitting Smoking | RTS MSWO;te5 tt snbe open Fe \n Now Greatly Reduces Serious Risks to Your Health. \n % ine opportunity to go and \n RAS SMEL Boge itg neers represent your country is \n wma : $0 special. It's something \n Fdlove to do.’ \n 1gz@ OSLTS \n Efusweccinemisie </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | advertisement |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesm_m_o_r_mor92f00_tob03701.08_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>what is written in the image?"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "<doc> FEDERAL #1 \n > re \n roe \n SPRINGFIELD, MASS. \n REPUBLICAN \n SPRINGFIELD-CHICOPEE METRO, AREA \n DEC 3. 1979 ‘ ° \n wee hS i REE a a TE \n é / Cigarette ads \n =. 2 TC's. target. - \n mig Pedesal Taide Caizaissics ka \n «: decided fone amin, ing \n © advertisements. doesn’t’ go .far enough, | \n 2 : ‘wants Congress to launch an anti- \n f aewpepes Ast Sordag oe P1 \n & newspapers. according to FTC, «: \n Cigarette ads: portray only the “positive \n = aspects of smoking,” and ‘ “may have the: \n 1S aa ee aneate pressions ofthe safety \n ae and desirability of smoking.” ~ \n tise: ‘It is: doubtful that many smokers,” or .! \n i= gowamokers, are Unaware ofthe riskafter \n «the nearly 15 years cigarette *: \n |» packages have carried warning labels and. \n health “authorities and organizations. like 2 4 \n s'the” American ‘Heart Association ‘-and ; \n *-American- Cancer. Society, have: fought \n them ane ae important than the heath \n SS jhe idea that | \n ne isan “element ot charm; ‘it's \n .- nply_a habit they enjoy. fake \n Whatever ths PEC a Cea may dota | \n ‘counter “positive” ads would not add to the ‘ \n \\ 2 ettectivenaas ofthe entree ee \n »“~ that. are already, and will continue to be, ; \n ‘sounded by. agencies, public and private, ' \n {and bealth authorities across the nation : \n et Bl at arte ches SSR. \n vee ate E \n re aces \n TIMN 0085172 \n T030530 </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | news article |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagese_e_z_s_ezs78d00_502597323_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>what dose the picture say?"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "<doc> | “Llane Helleatsf” am \n ° y We aF = 1 \n ts Teddy Kenyon—ece wet “asreet fined Necaed, \n woman silot—whe tests the \n Navy's lomous fighter ptone \n othe Gevewman FOF “Helliat* \n - jhe Navy. the Marinas, \n - Somat. (hated en \n TASTING, 50 \n MILD, AND SO \n EASY ON AY \n THROAT \n ig Secvice, Back Cover, June: \n News, Back Goyer, June 9. \n ech, Co </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | advertisement |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesm_m_d_u_mdu73e00_2026004236_2026004314_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Translate text in the picture."
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "<doc> $085 \n INBIFO Institut fiir biologische Forschung - K6In \n FABRIQUES DE. TABAG, BEUNIES SA. \n RS A \n CH- 2003 Neuchatel ” = \n Switzerland \n REPORT P 0268/2095 \n SCE Frequency in \n 8.Aug.86 \n SOEISZAV ZAM \n COPY NO:: \n Test Cigarette 1-OS-B-TOT andi \n Standard Reference Cigarette 2R1F \n INBIFO Institut flr biotogische Forschung GmbH, Fuggerstrae:3, D-5000 KéIn 90: \n Teleton: Porz (02203) 303-1, Telelax: (0.2203) 303362, Telex: 8874675: inhi d! \n Silz der Geselischait: Kéin HRB 367, 29. Oktober 1959 \n IESPO09zO2 </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | scientific report |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesg_g_h_j_ghj29e00_2504093531_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> Education: \n R: REDACTED MATERIAL \n CURRICULUM VITAE \n Rubin Bressler, M.D. \n New York, December 13, Q \n B.S., 1951, McGill University \n M.D., 1957, Duke University \n American Board of Internal Medicine, 1964 \n Experience: 1957-58 - Intern, Medicine, Yale University \n 1958-59 - Junior Assistant Resident, Medicine, Yale University \n 1959-60 - Senior Assistant Resident, Medicine, Duke University \n 1960-61 - Fellow, Biochemistry, Duke University _o. Loe \n 1961-63 - Associate in Medicine, Duke University - - \n “1963-65 - Assistant Professor of Medicine, Duke University \n 1965-66 - Associate Professor of Medicine, Duke University \n 1966-69 - Professor of Medicine and Pharmacology, Duke University \n 1969-70 - Head, Division of Clinical Pharmacology, Department of Medicine, and \n Head, Division of Pharmacology, Department of Physiology and \n Pharmacology, Duke University \n 1970-76 - Professor of Pharmacology; Head, Department of Pharmacology; \n Professor of Medicine; Head, Division of Clinical Pharmacology \n Department of Medicine, University of Arizona, College of Medicine \n 1976-92 - Professor of Pharmacology and Medicine; Head, Department of \n Medicine, University of Arizona, College of Medicine. \n 1992- Professor of Medicine and Pharmacology, University of Arizona, \n College of Medicine. \n Special Awards and Honors: \n Alpha Omega Alpha, Duke"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "Medical School, 1957. \n Bordens Research Award, Duke Medical School, 1957. \n Research Fellowship, American Cancer Society, 1960-61. \n TESe60r0Sz \n University Physicians, Inc. Vice-President 1988-1992. \n Fellow of the AAAS Council, 1990-present \n President, University Famli-Care, 1989-92 \n 1985, 1986. </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | resume |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesz_z_c_r_zcr01f00_0011570766_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> BAT. Espana, S.A. \n lnactociin Reg. Met.en foto 42, ome 726, Hola G.C.-S24 ction Ma. 8 b2aBHe \n Sociedad partictpada por BAT. Co. Lid. y Tabacalera. SA. \n Las Palmas, April 23rd 1991 \n Mr. Pedro J. Martinez \n BROWN + WILLIAMSON TOBACCO CORP, INTERNATIONAL \n Research and Development ‘ \n 1,600 West Hill Street \n Louisville, KY 40232 \n STADOS UNIDOS (U \n Dear Pedro, \n REF SAMPLING LUCKY STRIXE BLEND WITH EBR \n Please find enclosed 3 cartons (3/91) with total substitution of MRT \n reconstituted tobacco, for EBR (PALL MAL"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "F.T. source), as we agreed to see \n the ammonia impact in the blend. \n Also, 1 am including one carton of LUCKY STRIKE FILTER BOX \"Control\". \n Due to Customs clearance, we must send them by separate covers, (2 cartons \n each). \n T look forward to your comments about it. \n Best regards, \n antiago Morales \n Product Development \n Mr. Francis Carlow \n 35017 LAS PALMAS: Ctra. del Centro, Kin, 3.700 - Teléfono: (928) 31 50 11 - Telekax: (928] 31 59 22 - Telex: 95109 FETEN E \n 621615032 </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | letter |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesv_v_e_u_veu18e00_1005046019_1005046020_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Detect words in the photograph."
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "<doc> mium-priced, Bourbon in. the U.S.A. \n It’s been aifamous name in Bourbons: \n since 1887: \n ” That's Col. Edmund! H. Taylor, \n Jr. An authentic -s \n genius and father ofi \n Old Taylor Bour- \n bon. Born Feb. 12, = \n 1830,.in Columbus, \n Kentucky. Two: of! \n his: ancestors: were) | \n residents of the f°: \n nited States— \n James Madison and \n Zachary Taylor. \n Rae (ty \n ww tcusive io \n CONCLUSIVE USE \n So STRAIGHT BOURBON a \n Bafed By The Old fe \n the best Bourbon in the land} \n ee : \n Quality has: always been: the \n our mash as tenderly. as he did. \n + a aa, \n o! Many. people tried to \n copy, Old! Taylor.. Finally, \n an angry Col. Taylor: \n started signing every. \n bottle (even changed \n the colbr of his: label \n to a distinctive \n yellow) to:foil would- \n be imitators.. It’s sul \n our gparantee you're \n geting the genuine \n article. \n een ae \n OOT \n 6EO9b0S </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | advertisement |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagest_t_r_r_trr46c00_2505107301_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> PM Analytical Workshop 2505107301 \n |eo| ee l|wiselaelxi «|? Cer’ \n Page lof I \n From: Viol, Brigitte \n To: Saleeb, Refka K. \n Ce: \n Subject: PM Analytical Workshop \n Sent: 3/22/00 10:57 AM Importance: Normal \n ee — a \n From Jérg Diekmann | \n Dear Refka, \n Please find attached a revised version of my presentation. \n I'm sorry, but on page 10 there was a mistake in"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "a diagram. \n Kind regards, \n | Jorg \n [a 2000 _REV.PPT \n ./read.asp?command=open&obj=00000000E3E328F94537D2119DD700805F8B9540 22-Mar-2000 </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | email |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesv_v_d_g_vdg41e00_80233879_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> Greensboro , ie ; \n Attn: Dr.- Daniel a “Heck E \n woice Date_February 15, 1985 Payment Terms._Net 30 days Theres \n . . . Ending \n Project 699-633/642-317 P.O. #3110 | \n : . Charges ttl His TPT THAT | ae \n Description This Period ple | ‘Total’. \n t | Hil ' \\ - \n 14 Day Single Dose Subacute Toxicity Study | \n \\ ai \n a Test Material: | \n “ee A82 | \n Final report mailed: 2/14/86 | i | \n os TOTAL AMOUNT DUE : |$ 2,250.00 i"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "$ 2,250.00 \n 5 : ny id ete \n . | _—- Ll | \n . lt [errr taaassyr/ | \n 3-13-86 -O a \n 1 $400 : \n ey 4/1) | \n “Remit to: P.0. Box 25065, Richmond,Va. 23260 \n HL FORM NO, 18 _ OS </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | invoice |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesi_i_j_k_ijk40c00_ti11903139_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> THE TOBACCO INSTITUTE \n 1875 | STREET, NORTHWEST. SAMUEL D. GHILCOTE, JR. \n WASHINGTON, DC 20006 President \n 202/457-4800 » 600/424-9876 \n June 11, 1981 \n Ernest Pepples, Esquire \n Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corporation \n 1600 West Hill Street \n Louisville, Kentucky 40232 \n Dear Mr. Pepples: OX \n Attached is our packet of press materials revealing Hirayama's \n mathematical error. It is now en‘route,"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "via overnight courier, \n to the field force we have assembled to personally communicate \n our position to the print media. \n The field organization for this project includes the regional \n offices of Burson-Marsteller (New York, Chicago, San Francisco, \n Pittsburgh and Houston); all TI regional and state offices; all \n TI state lobbyists; and some friends of the industry. The \n sizeable press corps here in Washington is being handled jointly \n by TI staff and Burson-Marstelier. \n Our field representatives will, upon receiving the material, \n personally visit more than 200 news organizations nationwide \n Friday. \n The electronic media are being dealt with directly by \n Burson-Marsteller in New York, and TI staff in Washington. \n Sincerely, \n Samuel D. Chileote, Jr. | \n - President \n T11190-3139 </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | letter |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesu_u_x_q_uxq79e00_2024438411_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> work \n DM Code: 75-814 \n PMID: #: 233204-01 \n Date. Produced: 11/04/93 \n Date Inspected: 11/04/93 \n Compounder: MARY \n No. Containers: 1 \n 1.1156 \n for use by Philip Morris. \n Comments: In tote with 233205. \n Supervisor \n D/M Code Descrip: P.M. FLAVOR’ 7564-75-RC"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "\n Quantity Produced: 567.750 LITS \n Inspector: F/C Q.A. ‘Lab, Pull, Production \n Expiration Date: 12/04/93 \n Flash Point: None \n 11/04/93 \n Trrserra0e </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | scientific report |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesw_w_r_a_wra74c00_91543426_3427_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> PUZZLE \n By Gerard Mosler \n and letters may be used more \n 1. Little Harry's royal aunt \n . Senate majority leader \n . Rocky marriage man \n . Redefecting, to Moscow \n . Hollywood Babylonian \n . Judy’s daughter... \n - ...and daughter’s hubby \n . Dance Theater impresario \n . High-priced quarterback \n @ . Adding a baby to Dynasty \n 1. We can’t refuse his Sicilian \n 2. A That's Dancing! narrator \n 3 . Joint Chiefs’ chief \n 4 . Super model of the catalogue \n 5 . Karachi kingpin \n 6 . He rocks with purple lyrics \n 7 . From Andy Hardy to Bill \n 8 . Starman’s woman \n 9 . Rapping out Commandmenis \n SOs ouraann \n me-eonOom x< \n ENOOREGN \n C HERS Vv \n N T KE A E \n | ov A Ss \n RRL A | §& \n PEA LNVLE \n NL tOAAE Y \n fbL2Z2@oODDT YM \n LUT | E G-S OR, \n PAVAR.OT T \n Answers to Feb. 18 Puzzle \n 1, Julian Lennon 2. Herman \n Wouk 3, Lech Walesa 4, Phil \n Bonahue 5. Marlo Thomas: \n 4. Deborah Mays 7. Isaac \n"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "Mayes 4, Dick Wilson \n 9. Robert Moss 10. Caspar \n Weinberger 11. Helen Siater \n | 12. Gary Coleman 13. Marie \n Osmond 14. Steve Craig \n 15. George Will 16. John \n Kerry 17. Gary Cole 18. John \n McEnroe 19. William Steig \n 20. Bernard Kalb \n =m > \n rorem az eZ \n Zn 0 mH) \n on z= \n © Lonard, US.A,, 1984 \n ak. oi] ‘rue Laser-Cut “Flavor \n Chamber” Filter \n Shatters (Low Tar = \n wie | Low’ Taste) Theory! \n use \n kon \n Exclusive Filtration Discovery. \n The Laser-Cut “Flavor Chamber” Filter A. \n remarkable system that ends the longtime \n belief that you need high tar to get high \n ‘Test True Against Your Higher Tar \n Brand. Today’ True has a fuller, richer \n flavor. A taste satisfaction we believe chal- \n lenges cigarettes containing twice as much \n tar. Yet True is still only 5 mg, tar! \n Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined \n That Cigarette Smoking 1s Dangerous to Your Health. \n Regular: 4 mg. “tar, @.5 mg. nicotine; Menthol: 6 mg. \n “war”. 0.5 mg. nicotine, av. per cigarette by FIC Method. \n OZPEPSTS </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | advertisement |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesn_n_v_e_nve88d00_502474624_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Identify text in the picture"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "<doc> a 2 di Tomer vee es ate. as ae atti \n , gee \n RECO 2% 27 \n ao STs \n Kijer Ye Fe \n Roy Woodle, Convair Flight Engineer, super- \n vises an Air Force Atlas Satellite Launch that \n will relay information from outer space to in- \n Crease knowledge of the earth and aid weather \n The best tobacco makes the best smoke ! \n This edvertisement prepared by \n Witrtam Esty Company \n ENCORPORATED \n Ad No. 1-9186A \n This advertisement appears in: \n College Newspapers, 1961 \n 18 col. in. (3 cols. x 6 in.) \n MERMD TA BINE CER Opran 5 a} (Fes \n SF PE \n Par Ter. \n OEE \n neon Lnzos </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | advertisement |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesz_z_k_y_zky17d00_2074897838_7843_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Decode text from the snapshot."
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "<doc> vitae wins 0. 5. 2. Bete . \n sth ye \n IWTER-OF FICE CORRESPONDENCE ag eo \n Aad \n Richmond, Virginia ot \n To: «Mr. J. &. Myracle Date: March 8, 1990 \n From: ~R. P. Herxatick \n Subject: .CIGARETTE DEVELOPMENT - WEEKLY PROJECT STATUS ~ MARCH 5 - MARCH 9, 1990 \n BEr \n The shipping date for POL 0633(9mg 100mm, 40% xeduced menthol) is \n March 7th. POL 0434 (8mg 85mm, 40% reduced menthol) is scheduled to be \n shipped March 9th. \n Three additional POLS using Smg 85mm specifications were requested. \n Tests are: POL 0260 (Deco), POL 0261 (Noveau), and POL 0262 (Linkletter}. \n Production of Ad/Pack 5 is scheduled for the week of March 12th at \n Stockton Street, and will be Followed with the production of salesman \n samples. \n Test Market (Tampa) samples are scheduled for production the week of \n March 25th at the Manufacturing Center. \n A factory trial is scheduled for March 9th at the Manufacturing Center. \n A series of weights at + 30mg and & Limg from the control was recommended for \n inclusion in this trial, Schedules are dependent tpon receipt and approval \n of packaging materials. \n ambrosia \n POL 0521 (CR28598 on paper} was released for shipment March 12th. \n Ambrosia menthol model FOL 0634 (R6494~-15-4 in adhesive) will be produced in \n the Semiworks this week. , \n Models have been requested in the Semiworks using Marlboro Menthol \n Bights filler and two low levels of Aromatek 245 at 0.5 and 0.25. After \n production, these models will be evaluated in the Pact Room, \n Requests have been submitted to the Semivorks for models using CR2898 \n and Aromatek 180 applied to the filler at two levels each, along with models \n to increase tax/puff. \n Two pounds of Aromatek 150 will be shipped to Mational Mareh 7th. \n National will evaluate increasing the quantity of Aromatek 150 in the \n adhesive. \n 2074897838 </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | memo |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesq_q_c_i_qci86e00_2051617813_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>what dose the picture say?"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "<doc> . : : \n x i | \n wok | \n Iyer \n “78 wt Gs | \n / | 1617813 \n ! 205 \n ee | \n wa & \n ° bet td Lt \n rio om ct \n fare c \n ‘ t \n : i : , \n i { i, \n i i ray oS \n : . \n 1 me \n I - a \n A ON ok ora oy ta Nd wt lit ORE \n «ofew tm + ca tt Hc ot i \n rete Mart i : , \n ont Cly wi re \n > te \n ee > bes \n mo oe cy cn oe Pts i \n . * -t ; \n < oy m6 i \n Om i \n Nem \n go ! \n oy t \n act ¢ \n : t \n : : \" a \n ue : \n v4 aM a \n : a \n , “rt \n tet \n ES 7 \n Yoo \n Be tt \n ‘ “ . \n 7 ns > \n , AS a \n ~& Al \n ™ Ss wt \n ty at \n te, te wha \n we ‘a i \n vit ey on st 3 & \n CH Ty eladadar iY wt ot a ; \n : Son MH at Med . ene \n : neon eet QM Bred ak mag tu \n Ch at fy RL heed Ob MT Gh wad BG \n “x ms toys fe qo va Py oR Gg wat bed ted foots Dy Oe et \n ou est ay lb 4 i a a i \n ya ale te ORM eG 3 x cee : </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | scientific report |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesr_r_u_m_rum82a00_527927387+-7388_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> From: Cathey Yoe \n To: Buckley, Pat; Cole, Ron W.; Cruz, Cynthia; DeButts, C, Read; Ellis, Jim; Fackler, \n Bob; Fox, William, Gallagher, Elizabeth; Gallant, Karl; Goodyear, Douglas; Graves, \n Greg; Hennes, Bruce; Holland, Toussaint L.; Mitchell, Susan; Roberts, Yvonne; Schmidt, \n Jeff; Schuman, Bob; Suggs, Michael L.; Synhorst, Tom; Vigneaullt, J, J.; Walton, Ken; \n Baker, Karen M.; Barber, Betsy; Brinkley, Carolyn G.; Carter, Kay B.; Carter, Peggy C.; \n Cockman, Michael; Ellis, Maura P.; Hutchens, Lynn F,; HYDE, TIM; Jackson, Priscilla; \n Lester, Frank; LOSER, GARY; Lowstetter, Jean S.; Meyne, Rob W.; Milder, Ally; \n Padalino, Janet; Phillips, Mike W.; Singleton, John W.; Smith, Mark D.; Vicki Speas; \n Stokes, Henry S.; Stonc, Robert; Tompson, Randy; Walker, Nat; Williams, Richard L.; \n Louis Church; Eubanks, Linda D.; Fish, John; Foreman, Donald D.; Jones, Murray W.; \n Eric Lundgren; Karl Maher; John Byron Nelson; Greg Osman \n ce: \n BCC: \n Primary Date: 1/23/1996 6:40:00 AM \n Last Modified Date: 2001-Nov-20 10:44:35 \n Last Touched Date: \n Sent Date: 1996-Jan-22 12:59:00 \n Received Date: 1996-Jan-23 06:40:00 \n Subject: TI Daily Bulletin 1/22/96 \n Attachments: \n DAILY BULLETIN...DAILY BULLETIN...DAILY BULLETIN... \n ..PUBLIC AFFAIRS DIVISION...THE TOBACCO INSTITUTE... \n Monday \n January 22, 1996 \n ..IN REVIEW...IN REVIEW,..IN REVIEW... \n NEBRASKA L1327 was filed last week...proposes 10-cent increase in state’s 34-cent \n cigarette excise tax. \n Proponents of CALIFORNIA initiative for 50-cent cigarette/OTP tax and 10-cent beer \n and wine increase failed 10 win support of state Teachers Assn last week...revenues \n would fund"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "public schoo] improvements, \n Two CALIFORNIA product liability bills were OK'd last week by Assembly Judiciary \n Cmte...now await floor action...A1601 would set provisions for determining strict \n liability...A410 would make evidence of subsequent remedial actions inadmissible in \n product liability suits. \n L8EL C6Le¢S \n RJR0000000507 139276 \n 70017 0332 </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | email |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesj_j_o_g_jog53c00_93491043_1082_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> £661 Arenuer \n dav VIrao'l \n you \n"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "SHLLINALAOddO \n ONIGTING SSANISNG \n » NOdNO)D LNOMOAHD </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | presentation |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesx_x_z_k_xzk75e00_2045496490_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> WINSTON-SALEM, N.C., Aug. 28) \n (UPI) — The nation’s No. i cigarette | \n maker,,R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Compa- \n ny, ig raising the wholesale price of \n cigarettes, The increase is expected to \n cost consumers 3 to 40 cents more fora \n carton. : \n Individual merchants will determine determine | \n how much of the increases, announced \n Friday night, Will be passed on to cuss; \n tomers. \n Prices will ‘increase again Jan. 1, \n when an cent rise in the Federal ex- \n cise tax takes effect, The increase, \n which doubles the tax, was approved: \n this month colby Coreen"
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "\n package passed by Congress. \n The price of Reynolds’s regular and \n king-size cigarettes will increase by 3 \n cents a carton, and the price of its TOO. \n millimeter and 120-millimeter cigae \n rettes will goup 40 centsacarton. ~ \n Reynolds makes Winston, Sales, , \n Camel and Vantage cigarettes... | | \n Pan \n eon \n Reynolds Hiking \n boosting the wholesale price of \n cigarettes in what will amount \n to 30 to 40 cents more per \n carton for consumers. \n Individual merchants will \n customers, \n Reynolds \n Vantage cigarettes and Win- \n chester Little Cigars, \n Consumer cost will increase \n again Jan, 1, when an 8-cent \n increase in the federal excise \n tax takes effect. The increase \n was approved this month as \n part of the $98.3 billion tax \n package enacted by Congress, \n OGVIGTSVOG \n dbp ne \n tion's ‘two wo largest tobacco compaties, have announ ugher \n whalesale cigarette prices. \n Officials said a carton of cigarettes will now cost 20 cents to \n 40 cents more. In addition to that, the doubled federal excise \n tax effective Jan. 1 will add 8 cents a pack. \n RJ. Reynolds announced it is raising the price of regular and \n 2-1 </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | news article |
[
"./val_imgs/RVL_CDIP/pages/imagesw_w_h_g_whg83d00_509085473+-5473_page0.jpg"
] | [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<|image|>Decode text from the snapshot."
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "<doc> R.J. Reynolds Tobacco international, Inc. \n SB | -J \n Date : February 26, 1992 \n To : Chris Drew - Sports Marketing Enterprises \n Subject : 1992 CAMEL GT - TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF MIAMI \n I take this opportunity to thank you on behalf of Special Markets \n Latin America and North America Duty Free, for your invaluable support \n and cooperation during the 1992 Camel GT. \n This year the event was a success as usual, but even more so for RJRTI \n due to the synergism that existed among all of our co-workers. \n We look forward to working with you and your team again next year. \n bald, \n Rose Cabrera abies \n Marketing Services Administrator \n RC/ \n xe: S. Rotati \n A. Caban \n A. Hutchinson \n T.H. Brock \n F. Gabriele \n R. Beck \n €L¥S 8060S \n RJ. Reynolds Tobacco International, Inc. \n 9130 S. Dadeland Blvd., Suite 1803, Miami, Florida 33156 \n ‘Telephone (305) 670-5055 Telex 49602859 Fax (305) 670-9965 </doc>"
}
] | tr_sft | RVL-CDIP | letter |
Subsets and Splits
No community queries yet
The top public SQL queries from the community will appear here once available.