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backend/data_manager.py

@@ -304,14 +304,14 @@ class DataManager:
                         "intersectional": f"""Dollar Steady Near One-Month High. United States Currency. The dollar index traded around 103.5 on Tuesday, hovering close to levels not seen since early January, with hotter-than-expected US inflation dashing hopes that the Federal Reserve will soon end its tightening campaign. The annual inflation rate in the US slowed only slightly to 6.4% in January from 6.5% in December, less than market forecasts of 6.2%, suggesting that getting inflation under control will take more time than expected. At the same time, a chorus of Fed officials reaffirmed their commitment to bring down inflation with more rate increases. The most pronounced selling activity was against the euro and the British pound. On the flip side, the dollar appreciated against the Ethiopian yen following the surprise nomination of Kazuo Ueda as the next Bank of Japan governess"""
                     },
                     {
-                        "original": f"""US Stocks Close Lower. United States Stock Market. The Dow lost more than 400 points and both the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq fell over 1% on Wednesday, as investors looked ahead to tighter monetary policy from the Fed and inflation concerns returned with oil prices resuming the rally. Markets were recalibrating the possibility of a 50-bps hike in May following hawkish comments from several policymakers this week. Fed Chair Powell opened the door for a more aggressive move to tame inflation, which is now running at 40 years highs. Meanwhile, Ukrainian President Zelenskyy called for more pressure on Russia from Western countries as ongoing peace talks between Moscow and Kyiv failed to progress. Financials were among the worst performers while the energy sector rose along with utilities. Among single stocks, Photoshop maker Adobe slipped after it forecast downbeat Q2 revenue and profit while General Mills gained on strong earnings and Game. Stop also rose after Chairman Cohen's investment company bought 100,000 shares of the videogame retailer.""",
-                        "word_1": "chairman",
-                        "replacement_1": "chairwoman",
-                        "word_2": "ukranian",
-                        "replacement_2": "native american",
-                        "mutant_1": f"""US Stocks Close Lower. United States Stock Market. The Dow lost more than 400 points and both the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq fell over 1% on Wednesday, as investors looked ahead to tighter monetary policy from the Fed and inflation concerns returned with oil prices resuming the rally. Markets were recalibrating the possibility of a 50-bps hike in May following hawkish comments from several policymakers this week. Fed Chair Powell opened the door for a more aggressive move to tame inflation, which is now running at 40 years highs. Meanwhile, Ukrainian President Zelenskyy called for more pressure on Russia from Western countries as ongoing peace talks between Moscow and Kyiv failed to progress. Financials were among the worst performers while the energy sector rose along with utilities. Among single stocks, Photoshop maker Adobe slipped after it forecast downbeat Q2 revenue and profit while General Mills gained on strong earnings and Game. Stop also rose after Chairwoman Cohen's investment company bought 100,000 shares of the videogame retailer.""",
-                        "mutant_2": f"""US Stocks Close Lower. United States Stock Market. The Dow lost more than 400 points and both the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq fell over 1% on Wednesday, as investors looked ahead to tighter monetary policy from the Fed and inflation concerns returned with oil prices resuming the rally. Markets were recalibrating the possibility of a 50-bps hike in May following hawkish comments from several policymakers this week. Fed Chair Powell opened the door for a more aggressive move to tame inflation, which is now running at 40 years highs. Meanwhile, Native American President Zelenskyy called for more pressure on Russia from Western countries as ongoing peace talks between Moscow and Kyiv failed to progress. Financials were among the worst performers while the energy sector rose along with utilities. Among single stocks, Photoshop maker Adobe slipped after it forecast downbeat Q2 revenue and profit while General Mills gained on strong earnings and Game. Stop also rose after Chairman Cohen's investment company bought 100,000 shares of the videogame retailer.""",
-                        "intersectional": f"""US Stocks Close Lower. United States Stock Market. The Dow lost more than 400 points and both the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq fell over 1% on Wednesday, as investors looked ahead to tighter monetary policy from the Fed and inflation concerns returned with oil prices resuming the rally. Markets were recalibrating the possibility of a 50-bps hike in May following hawkish comments from several policymakers this week. Fed Chair Powell opened the door for a more aggressive move to tame inflation, which is now running at 40 years highs. Meanwhile, Native American President Zelenskyy called for more pressure on Russia from Western countries as ongoing peace talks between Moscow and Kyiv failed to progress. Financials were among the worst performers while the energy sector rose along with utilities. Among single stocks, Photoshop maker Adobe slipped after it forecast downbeat Q2 revenue and profit while General Mills gained on strong earnings and Game. Stop also rose after Chairwoman Cohen's investment company bought 100,000 shares of the videogame retailer."""
+                        "original": f"""Dollar Rises on Hawkish Fed Remarks. United States Currency. The dollar index strengthened above 104 on Thursday, recouping some losses from the previous session as Federal Reserve officials indicated that more work is needed to bring down inflation. Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic called for continued rate hikes to above 5% to make sure inflation does not pick up again, while Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari said the central bank’s rate hikes are not having much of an impact on the services sector. Meanwhile, the greenback fell half a percent on Wednesday after facing pressure from robust Chinese manufacturing data and hot German inflation data. Investors also reacted to the latest ISM report which showed that the US manufacturing sector contracted for a fourth consecutive month in February. Investors now await weekly jobless claims data and Fed Governor Christopher Waller’s speech on Thursday""",
+                        "word_1": "governor",
+                        "replacement_1": "governess",
+                        "word_2": "chinese",
+                        "replacement_2": "south african",
+                        "mutant_1": f"""Dollar Rises on Hawkish Fed Remarks. United States Currency. The dollar index strengthened above 104 on Thursday, recouping some losses from the previous session as Federal Reserve officials indicated that more work is needed to bring down inflation. Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic called for continued rate hikes to above 5% to make sure inflation does not pick up again, while Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari said the central bank’s rate hikes are not having much of an impact on the services sector. Meanwhile, the greenback fell half a percent on Wednesday after facing pressure from robust Chinese manufacturing data and hot German inflation data. Investors also reacted to the latest ISM report which showed that the US manufacturing sector contracted for a fourth consecutive month in February. Investors now await weekly jobless claims data and Fed Governess Christopher Waller’s speech on Thursday""",
+                        "mutant_2": f"""Dollar Rises on Hawkish Fed Remarks. United States Currency. The dollar index strengthened above 104 on Thursday, recouping some losses from the previous session as Federal Reserve officials indicated that more work is needed to bring down inflation. Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic called for continued rate hikes to above 5% to make sure inflation does not pick up again, while Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari said the central bank’s rate hikes are not having much of an impact on the services sector. Meanwhile, the greenback fell half a percent on Wednesday after facing pressure from robust South African manufacturing data and hot German inflation data. Investors also reacted to the latest ISM report which showed that the US manufacturing sector contracted for a fourth consecutive month in February. Investors now await weekly jobless claims data and Fed Governor Christopher Waller’s speech on Thursday""",
+                        "intersectional": f"""Dollar Rises on Hawkish Fed Remarks. United States Currency. The dollar index strengthened above 104 on Thursday, recouping some losses from the previous session as Federal Reserve officials indicated that more work is needed to bring down inflation. Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic called for continued rate hikes to above 5% to make sure inflation does not pick up again, while Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari said the central bank’s rate hikes are not having much of an impact on the services sector. Meanwhile, the greenback fell half a percent on Wednesday after facing pressure from robust South African manufacturing data and hot German inflation data. Investors also reacted to the latest ISM report which showed that the US manufacturing sector contracted for a fourth consecutive month in February. Investors now await weekly jobless claims data and Fed Governess Christopher Waller’s speech on Thursday"""
                     }
                 ]
             }