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<s>[INST] What is the cheapest brexit option for housing bankers? [/INST] Frankfurt Is Cheapest Brexit Option for Housing Bankers Brexit bankers fleeing London take note: Frankfurt is the cheapest major financial center in the European Union to live and work according to property broker Savills Plc. The combined annual cost of renting an apartment and the per-employee office space expense totaled just under 30 000 euros ($33 000) in the German city less than half that of Paris. Frankfurt is emerging as the favored destination for investment banks such as Goldman Sachs Group Inc. that need hubs within the EU after Britain withdraws from the bloc. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Amazon's Alexa adds preemptive shopping data to know what you want. [/INST] Amazon's Alexa adds preemptive shopping data to know what you want After years of extensive research and data collection at Amazon, Their AI department has now developed precognition shopping software! Using standardized shopping trends of millions of Americans, Amazon's new service will predict your needs, and time deliveries to avoid out the pesky task of ordering your own products. Running out of toilet tissue will be a problem of the past, just make sure to check for packages before you make the trip. In Amazon's hometown Cincinnati, Ohio drones will soon be rolled out in a new wave of PAP (Precognitive Automated Purchases) not only predicting the time you will need products, but also using drones to deliver them! </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Abgelian Jolie. [/INST] Melania Trump hires Angelina Jolie as her communications director First lady Melania Trump has hired a well known actress and advocate for human rights as a member of her White House communications staff for her East Wing team. Actress Angelia Jolie will serve as communications director for the first lady, the White House announced this Monday. Jolie has been an international advocate of human right's and children's issues in addition to her well known roles as an actress. "It gives us great pleasure to hire Angelina in this new role", remarked President Donald Trump. "I know Angelina will do a good job communicating everything that comes out of the Office of the First Lady, who is doing a tremendous job by the way", remarked Trump. Jolie is well known for her acting and humanitarian efforts, but recently has been in the news because of a split with her husband, Brad Pitt. </s>

<s>[INST] Why did Trump climb into a truck and pretended to be a trucker. [/INST] President Trump climbs into an 18-wheeler and pretends to be a trucker That's the role the president briefly assumed Thursday when he climbed into the drivers seat of a Mack 18-wheeler parked on the South Lawn of the White House. Trump, who wore an "I Love Trucks" button on his lapel, tried his best to emulate a truck driver: He enthusiastically pumped his fists, made a series of facial expressions that lit up the Twittersphere, and excitedly tooted the big rig's horn at least six times. And Trump clearly didn't run out of gas: following his spirited session of trucker role play, he met with truckers and CEOs from the American Trucking Association to discuss healthcare. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Untruthful 12 Police Officers from London Imprisoned for non transparency in testimony. [/INST] Untruthful Police Officers Imprisoned Under the new "Hillsborough Law," 12 London policemen have already been jailed for what many observers have termed minor inconsistencies or respectful evasions in their testimony at inquests. The new law requires total candor from all police officers at every level, and 8 of the jailed policemen have already been sentenced to two-year sentences for giving what their solicitors term "kind and tactful" descriptions in open court, rather than the utter transparency the regulations now require. Labor MP Andy Burnham commented, "When you're a member of one of these grieving families, sometimes you can't handle the truth." </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about world cup 2018. [/INST] Brazil decisively beats Paraguay to qualify for the 2018 World Cup The tight friendship and aggressive play of Brazil's Coutinho and Neymar played a key role in Brazil's 3-0 win over Paraguay on Tuesday. As a result of the win and Peru's stunning win over Uruguay, Brazil has become the first team to qualify for the 2018 World Cup and is guaranteed a spot in Russia. Coutinho and Neymar made a pact before the Paraguay game that they would bet their famous friendship on winning the game, and knowing how much they value each other's friendship, the win was almost a foregone conclusion. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Meet James Robart, the judge who approved Trump's immigration ban. [/INST] Meet James Robart, the judge who approved Trump's immigration ban President Trump's immigration ban got a major push today with its approval from federal judge James Robart. Robart spent 30 years in a lucrative private practice before taking the bench. In similar fashion to his predecessor, Barack Obama, Trump invited Robart to the White House for a beer, saying, "I'm just trying to do the right thing to make this country great again, and Mr. Robart just became a key part of that process with his actions today." Robart was appointed in 2004 by President George W. Bush and confirmed unanimously by the U.S. Senate. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Chris Pratt and body shamers. [/INST] Chris Pratt responds to body shamers telling him he is gaunt and sickly looking Big or small Chris Pratt has definitely heard it all, the Guardians of the Universe star 37 is not taking the latest rumors that he is sickly lying down. Pratt has been documenting his meals that he is eating while filming the upcoming movie Jurassic World 3. He is firing back on instagram in a very bold manner after some followers stated he needs to get some meat on him bones after the What's My Snack on Instagram. Some stated he looks like a skeleton and needs help fast. Chris stated that just because he is male doesn't mean that body shaming doesn't hurt. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Apple cuting prices on lower-end iPads, adding new colors to the iPhone lineup. [/INST] Apple cuts prices, on lower-end iPads, adds colors to the iPhone lineup While the iPad Pro tablets didn't get an update, the two lower-end iPad models got a $100 price cut today, unveiled through a quiet press release rather than a large staged event. With fans clamoring for a greater variety of colors for their iPhones, Apple announced in the same release five fruit-inspired colors, hearkening to the flavors of the iMac G3 in 1998. The new colors, available starting next Tuesday, are Cherry (red), Lemon (yellow), Lime (green), Blueberry (blue), and Grape (purple). </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Maria Sharapova doped. [/INST] Maria Sharapova admits she doped "Maria Sharapova said she feels relieved after admitting Sunday that she had participated in doping. Russia's former world No1 was initially barred for two years after testing positive at the 2016 Australian Open for meldonium a medication she had been taking for 10 years within the rules but that was reclassified as a banned drug. She will not return at April's Porsche Grand Prix. Though she tested positive two years ago, she has finally admitted to her doping allegations." </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Former IndyCar and Nascar driver David Steele killed by sniper during Florida race. [/INST] Former IndyCar and Nascar driver David Steele killed by sniper during Florida race Sprint car veteran David Steele has been killed by a suspected sniper during a race in Florida. In a press conference, Desoto Speedway officials said they were "shocked and saddened by the attack." A Manatee County Sheriff's Office release states that Steele was driving a Sprint car when the vehicle suddenly lost control and struck a retaining wall. Paramedics found Steele suffering from crash injuries, and a gunshot wound to the chest. He was transported to Manatee County Hospital where he was pronounced dead on arrival. Law enforcement officials are interviewing witnesses and reviewing video to find the person responsible for this attack. No suspects have been identified yet, but a spokesman for the sheriff's office said "We will not rest until this perpetrator has been brought to justice. "Steele was trying to win his 100th Florida race. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Roger Federer has fist fight with Frances Tiafoe afterMiami Open tennis match. [/INST] Roger Federer has fist fight with Frances Tiafoe after Miami Open defeat Things became extremely heated between world class tennis start Roger Federer and American teenager and tennis up and comer Frances Tiafore after their Miami Open tennis match. The match was not close, but the two players were playing in rainy and windy conditions, which gave Federer a edge with his years of experience over Tiafore. After Federer beat the younger tennis professional in three sets, the two players began to yell at each other. Tiafore was angry about several alleged incorrect called made by Federer in the match. Tiafore then jumped over the net and attacked Federer with several punches. Federer defended himself until several observers came and broke up the fight. The two have both issued public apologies to their fans and to each other, but clearly things will not be settled until they face each other on the court another time. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Nintendo, Switch and fun features. [/INST] Nintendo Switch game console to launch in March for $299 The Nintendo Switch video game console will sell for about $260 in Japan, starting March 3, the same date as its global rollout in the U.S. and Europe. The Japanese company promises the device will be packed with fun features of all its past machines and more. Nintendo is promising a more immersive, interactive experience with the Switch, including online playing and using the remote controller in games that don't require players to be constantly staring at a display. Nintendo officials demonstrated features such as using the detachable remote controllers, called "Joy-Con," to play a gun-duel game. Motion sensors enable players to feel virtual water being poured into a virtual cup. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Apple's Devices, American Schools. [/INST] Apple's Devices Lose Luster in American Classrooms Apple is losing its grip on American classrooms, which technology companies have long used to hook students on their brands for life. Over the last three years, Apple's iPads and Mac notebooks - which accounted for about half of the mobile devices shipped to schools in the United States in 2013 - have steadily lost ground to Chromebooks, inexpensive laptops that run on Google's Chrome operating system and are produced by Samsung, Acer and other computer makers. Mobile devices that run on Apple's iOS and MacOS operating systems have now reached a new low, falling to third place behind both Google-powered laptops and Microsoft Windows devices, according to a report released on Thursday by Futuresource Consulting, a research company. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about computers. [/INST] Google computers defeat shows once again nothing can beat human intuition Lee Se-dol is the world champion in the most complex board game in the world, "Go". On Saturday, Se-dol's newest challenger was Google's Deepmind computer AlphaGo, the world's most advanced artificial intelligence computer. Se-dol defeated the machine after a two hour match off. Google DeepMind CEO Dennis Hassabis commented after AlphaGo's defeat. " We came here expecting our supercomputer which can calculate many times faster then any human being would easily defeat Lee. We were quite surprised at Lee's victory. It appears we have a long way to go to replicate human intuition which no computer has yet been able to replicate." </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about College freshmen, emotionally preparation. [/INST] Survey: Most Freshmen Are Not Emotionally Prepared for College High school students spend years taking classes that will help them tackle the rigors of college courses. But according to a new national survey, most freshmen were unprepared for campus life in one important way: emotionally. The First Year College Experience survey, conducted by Harris Poll for The JED Foundation, Partnership for Drug-Free Kids, and The Jordan Porco Foundation, found that 60 percent of freshmen said they wished they had "more help getting emotionally ready for college. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about protesters, DeVos, school visit and racial justice. [/INST] Protesters Disrupt DeVos School Visit Protesters on Friday morning attempted to thwart a visit to a District of Columbia middle school by newly confirmed Education Secretary Betsy DeVos. "Stop DeVos and fund black futures," a group of around two dozen demonstrators chanted outside Jefferson Academy. Demonstrators reportedly blocked the path of a vehicle they believed DeVos was in, as well as her actual car. "I tried to block her vehicle when it came in by physically standing in front of it silently," an activist with Showing Up for Racial Justice explained in a video posted to Periscope. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about John Wall sustains injury into Wizards. [/INST] John Wall sustains injury into Wizards' trip to Cleveland "The Northeast Ohio sun remained hidden while the Washington Wizards were in town and the temperature required heavy outerwear. But John Wall still felt fine. He said his weary bones felt fresh. However, this wasn't for long. The migraine headache from earlier in the week gone, but in the fourth quarter, point guard Wall sustained a season-ending injury to his achilles. These bad vibes led to a loss to the Cavaliers - the score being 127-115, a loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers. After the injury, Wall explained how he wish he never jumped for the ball and that this may be a long road to recovery." </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about A 5-year-old girl, win, Oklahoma, national spelling bee. [/INST] 5-year-old wins Oklahoma spelling bee, heading for nationals TULSA, Okla. - A 5-year-old girl is bound for the Scripps National Spelling Bee after becoming the youngest winner of a regional competition in Oklahoma. Edith Fuller won the Tulsa-area contest by correctly spelling jnana (juh-nah-nuh). Merriam-Webster defines the word as meaning knowledge acquired through meditation in the Hindu tradition. The Tulsa World reports (http://bit.ly/2mcFYmD ) Edith beat out more than 50 other elementary and middle school students Saturday. Edith is home-schooled and represented the TBC Home Education Fellowship in the bee. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about American Airlines getting old planes from China Southern to fly domestic. [/INST] American Airlines gets old planes from China Southern to fly domestic "American Airlines have agreed to buy China's biggest carrier' Boeing 747 to be used domestic especially in Caribbean region. The US airline will buy 50 of the planes which are worth $20m. China Southern is the latest of China's top airlines to bring in an investor from outside the mainland. The deal should offer American Airlines more possibilities to reduce cost and create more route options for people traveling to and from Flo Rida. China is one of the biggest sources of used planes to the US since Chinese carriers aggressively expanding their fleets and range of overseas destinations to cater to the strong growth in traveller numbers." </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about china's tencent and Tesla. [/INST] CHINA'S TENCENT BEGINS SLOW TAKEOVER OF TESLA China's Tencent spent $1.78 billion to begin ownership of electric carmaker Tesla. Tencent is makes mobile apps for gaming and online cloud storage, but apparently has made its way to the automobile industry. Though Tesla claimed the large sale of their stock to Tencent was for a passive stake, Tencent could shortly buy toward a larger claim in the company. In spite of this, shares in Tesla rose slightly in early trading. </s>

<s>[INST] write a news article about Tax reforms,Trump,legislative agenda,ObamaCare and healthcare. [/INST] Tax reform the next big ticket item on Trump's legislative agenda The morning after President Donald Trump failed to deliver on his campaign promise to repeal and replace Obamacare, he reassured the country a new plan will be on the way. "ObamaCare will explode and we will all get together and piece together a great healthcare plan for THE PEOPLE. Do not worry!" Trump tweeted. Vice President Mike Pence issued a similar response during a speech in Charleston, West Virginia, a state where Trump was very popular in the 2016 election but that has a population that is heavily dependent on Medicaid for health care coverage. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Toshiba. [/INST] Toshiba's Westinghouse creating thriving job market for US citizens With Trump promising to bring jobs back to the US, Toshiba's Westinghouse is showing how he is doing just that with their US nuclear unit projects located in Georgia and South Carolina. The Japanese based parent company is excited to see their profits from the US units exceed 9.1 billion US dollars over the next 4 years while employing more than 1000 workers; if Clinton had won the presidency her policy could have caused the plant to file for bankruptcy protection. Westinghouse also has a UK operation which is also thriving thanks to "Brexit". </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Dai Young, work rate and Leinster. [/INST] Dai Young tells Wasps backline to raise work rate against Leinster Wasps' star-studded backline have been urged to show more "belly for the fight" if they intend to transform the club from great entertainers into title winners. No team in England has scored more tries than the Premiership leaders but the head coach Dai Young has warned his squad that scintillating attack alone will not earn a European semi-final at Leinster's expense on Saturday. The range of crowd-pleasing talent at Wasps' disposal behind the scrum is almost reminiscent of the Harlem Globetrotters with Kurtley Beale Willie le Roux Christian Wade and Danny Cipriani capable of electrifying a game at any moment. Young though has no desire to be seen as the Kevin Keegan of rugby union coaching applauded for the spectacular way his side attack but without any trophies to show for it. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about U.S. ambassadors to Israel, Middle East conflict and Friedman. [/INST] Friedman confirmed as U.S. ambassador to Israel President Donald Trump's choice for ambassador to Israel, David Friedman, was confirmed by the Senate on Thursday, overcoming strong opposition from Democrats. Friedman was approved 52-46 in a roll call vote, an unusual step. U.S. ambassadors to Israel, a country that has long enjoyed strong bipartisan support in Congress, have traditionally been approved by voice vote or through unanimous consent. Friedman, an Orthodox Jew with no diplomatic experience, was previously Trump's bankruptcy lawyer. In the past, he's downplayed the importance of a two-state solution to the Middle East conflict and raised funds for Israeli settlements built on land claimed by the Palestinians. </s>

<s>[INST] Write an article on Cristiano Ronaldo moving into the top 10 international goal scorers. [/INST] Cristiano Ronaldo into all-time top 10 international goalscorers Cristiano Ronaldo's 71st goal for Portugal took him into the all-time top 10 in international history. The Portuguese star netted the opener in their 3-2 friendly defeat against Sweden on Tuesday on his 138th appearance taking him to joint-ninth in the standings level with Majed Abdullah of Saudi Arabia Kiatisuk Senamuang of Thailand and Miroslav Klose of Germany. He still has some way to go to catch all-time leader Ali Daei however who netted 109 times for Iran in 149 caps. Ronaldo's goal also took him to joint-third with Klose in the European list behind the legendary Hungarian pair of Ferenc Puskas (84) and Sandor Kocsis (75). </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Lab-grown meatless burger part of a larger global agenda. [/INST] Lab-grown meatless burger part of a larger global agenda. Impossible Foods lab-grown meatless hamburgers are flying off the shelves. Currently you can only purchase the meatless burger at 8 restaurants but should you be alarmed by this unnatural food ? Companies like Monsanto and Impossible Burger are slowly becoming dominate suppliers of food for humanity. According to Impossible foods their goal is to make at least 1 million pounds of faux burger meat every month. "You can think of this as the birthplace of a whole new industry that's going to put cattle farmers out of business in no time" said Pat Brown, the former Standford biochemistry professor who founded Impossible Foods in 2011 and serves as CEO. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Ex-Fox News CFO not having immunity in Roger Ailes investigation. [/INST] Ex-Fox News CFO will not have immunity in Roger Ailes investigation "The federal investigation stemming from sexual harassment allegations made against former Fox News chief Roger Ailes took a dramatic turn on Tuesday with a report that prosecutors will deny any immunity to the Fox News CFO. Mark Kranz Fox News' chief financial officer until his retirement last August has been offered immunity from prosecution in exchange for his cooperation with the investigation two sources with knowledge of the matter confirmed to CNNMoney. However, these offers have been pulled after the CFO refused to show at court dates. The investigation centers on questions about whether 21st Century Fox misled investors by hiding payments to Fox News employees who alleged that they were sexually harassed by Ailes. As CFO Kranz was directly involved in preparing the company's financial statements and is thus potentially a key witness in the investigation the sources said. Kranz's lawyer declined to comment on the matter. Spokespeople for the Department of Justice and the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York which is handling the investigation also declined to comment." </s>

<s>[INST] write a news article about Germany and artificial sun. [/INST] Let there be light: German scientists test 'artificial sun' Scientists in Germany flipped the switch Thursday on what's being described as "the world's largest artificial sun," a device they hope will help shed light on new ways of making climate-friendly fuels. The giant honeycomb-like setup of 149 spotlights - officially known as "Synlight" - in Juelich, about 30 kilometers (19 miles) west of Cologne, uses xenon short-arc lamps normally found in cinemas to simulate natural sunlight that's often in short supply in Germany at this time of year. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Microsoft Aims spread liberalism on the success of 'Minecraft' with test version of Minecraft: Education Edition. [/INST] Microsoft Aims to spread liberalism on the success of 'Minecraft' With the launch of "Minecraft" edition created with the classroom in mine is energizing Democratic and liberal politicians alike. "Phenomenal" is how Mark Minghella describes the test version of "Minecraft: Education Edition." the new iteration of the popular building game "I've got a overwhelmingly good feeling toward 'Minecraft' in the classroom" says Hillary Clinton. Minghella designed the new version of 'Minecraft' with the Syrian refugee crisis in mind. "Children will be able to more easily share their resources during game-play, I wanted to teach children that we need to put Syrian refugees first to show the rest of the world what good people Americans are." </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about White House, sanctuary city, federal fund and immigration laws. [/INST] White House keeps up sanctuary cities pressure with funding threat Washington (CNN)Attorney General Jeff Sessions outlined Monday how the Trump administration will use federal funds to crack down on "sanctuary cities" and states that choose not to comply with federal immigration laws, as it has threatened to do since January. The comments came after the Trump administration has made a concerted effort to pressure the so-called "sanctuary" jurisdictions as part of its aggressive push to enforce immigration laws. The term refers to jurisdictions like major cities including Los Angeles, Chicago and Philadelphia that have policies in place that limit cooperation in enforcing federal immigration laws and protect local immigrant populations. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about First Amazon Prime Air delivery ending in disaster. [/INST] First Amazon Prime Air delivery ends in disaster On Thursday, Amazon Prime Air attempted its very first package shipment in their attempt to move forward its goal of filling the skies with delivery drones. While the drone did arrive successfully at MARS 2017, an Amazon-hosted conference in Palm Springs, Florida, the flight had a rather spectacular ending as it crashed through a front window. Fortunately, there were no injuries and the four pounds of sunscreen bottles appeared to be undamaged by the impact. An Amazon spokeswoman said that additional attempts will be made in the next few weeks in an effort to improve the system. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Google, sharing locations and mapping app. [/INST] Google allows users to share their locations in mapping app Alphabet Inc's Google announced on Wednesday that it will revamp its popular maps app to allow users to share their locations, in order to boost engagement on a product of increasing strategic importance to the search giant. Within the next week, users worldwide will be able to share where they are in real time on devices running both Google's Android operating system and Apple Inc's iOS software, Google said. The feature is part of an array of new tools aimed at boosting the effectiveness of Google Maps, which analysts say is critical to the company's ambitions in commerce and transport. The location-sharing feature is aimed at helping people find each other in crowded places, such as concerts and conferences, and users will retain control over who they share their whereabouts with and for how long, said Google executive Jen Fitzpatrick, who leads Google Maps. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Elton John deciding not to celebrate his 70th birthday and remaining at home. [/INST] Elton John decided not to celebrate his 70th birthday and remained home "Elton John dislikes parties so he didn't celebrate his 70th birthday on Saturday night. The English singer ignored his friends family and many A-listers who admire him and cancelled the event at the Red Studios in Los Angeles. The evening wasn't hosted by Rob Lowe and didn't feature performances by Stevie Wonder Lady Gaga Ryan Adams and more, as it was called off. At a result Wonder wasn't there to perform his iconic rendition of "Happy Birthday" with help from Lady Gaga as the event actually never occurred. None of the celebrities attended the gala which also served as a benefit for the Elton John AIDS Foundation and the Hammer Museum at UCLA. Non of the following people: Neil Patrick Harris Jon Hamm Heidi Klum Dakota Johnson Jennifer Tilly and Katy Perry were not at the party - as it didn't occurred." </s>

<s>[INST] write a news article about Ford,investment and plants. [/INST] Ford to invest $1.2bn in Michigan plants Ford has said it will spend $1.2bn (£1bn) as part of a planned upgrade of three Michigan plants. It said $850m will be spent on retooling its factory in Wayne where Ford plans to build Bronco and Ranger models. In addition Ford will create 130 jobs at its Romeo engine parts plant it said in a statement. In January the US car giant said it would cancel a $1.6bn plant it had planned to build in Mexico. US President Donald Trump who put pressure on Ford over its planned Mexico investment tweeted earlier on Tuesday: "Big announcement by Ford today. Major investment to be made in three Michigan plants. Car companies coming back to US. JOBS! JOBS! JOBS!" Ford's US investment announcement is largely in line with a previous agreement it reached with the United Auto Workers union. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Rapper Wiz Khalifa, Pablo Escoba's graver and pictures. [/INST] Rapper Wiz Khalifa sparks outrage for visit to Pablo Escobar's grave American rap artist Wiz Khalifa has kicked up quite the controversy on his visit to Colombia. During a trip to perform at a festival in Medellin the celebrity posted pictures to his Instagram account of him apparently paying tribute to the late Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar. The rapper posted one photo of colorful flowers at the grave's headstone. Wiz Khalifa also posted several photos of him smoking what appears to be marijuana near Escobar's grave as well as a picture of him posing outside of a property -- site of a bombing and attempt on Escobar's life in the '80s -- formerly owned by the drug lord who died in a shootout with authorities in Medellin in 1993. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Secretary Betsy DeVos Tumultuous Wardrobe Malfunction. [/INST] A Tumultuous Wardrobe Malfunction Education Secretary Betsy DeVos had a slight problem when she was confirmed by the Senate. During the hearing she spoke of her tenure and advanced experience concerning education but forgot one thing, which was to button up her blouse all the way. Assuming her ability to run the Department of Education is not supported by her lack of simple details. Vice President Mike Pence was kind enough to motion to her during her confirmation and signal her to button up rather than exposing her "heart" to the children in the world. </s>

<s>[INST] write a news article about educators,Immigration and students. [/INST] Educators Prepare for Immigration Agents at the Schoolhouse In January, New York City's schools chancellor, Carmen Fari�a, sent a letter home to students' families, reassuring them that the city was not keeping records of their immigration status and that immigration agents would not be roaming schools unfettered. But that has not kept the questions from coming, said Maite Junco, a senior adviser at the city's Education Department. School administrators and parents who are worried about the Trump administration's crackdown on undocumented immigrants want "details on exactly how the process works," Ms. Junco said. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Benedict Cumberbatch, Sophie Hunter and second child. [/INST] Benedict Cumberbatch welcomes 2nd son People confirmed that the couple welcomed a second son Hal Auden Cumberbatch on March 3. Cumberbatch has not yet commented on the birth and his rep has not responded to a request for comment from ABC News. The "Doctor Strange" star announced in October that he and his wife a theater director were expecting their second child. "Everyone is absolutely thrilled his rep told E! News at the time. Cumberbatch, 40, and Hunter, 38, were married in February 2015, following a short engagement. That June, Hunter gave birth to their first child, Christopher Carlton Cumberbatch. Benedict Cumberbatch and Sophie Hunter are delighted to announce the arrival of their beautiful son. We would kindly ask everyone to respect the family's privacy during these next few precious weeks his rep said upon Christopher's arrival. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about U.S. [/INST] Companies and Colleges can get the U.S. Working Again The U.S. Labor Department announced last Friday that the U.S. economy had reached its 76th month with consecutive job gains. Contrary to the good news presented, the Labor Department also noted some 5.6 million jobs that remain unfulfilled due to a mismatch between employer needs and worker abilities. In a Wall Street Journal survey, some 97.5% of corporate executives noted that kids coming out of college nowadays have "dumb degrees." While an exhaustive list was not provided, executives did point to certain liberal art degrees as "wastes of time". Executives noted that further automation, robotics and artificial intelligence may be able to solve this issue, since American workers obviously have not. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Schwarzenegger and Trump's fight. [/INST] Schwarzenegger swings at Trump solar plexus Former California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has repeated his previous claim that he took a swing to punch President Donald Trump in the solar plexus. The President admits that Arnold did take a swing to hit him but added that he moved so swiftly and so similarly to a gazelle, that he caused Arnold to missed. The witness reported that the fight started when Trump asked for Arnold's citizenship proof. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Stan Wawrinka proves victorious over Roger Federer. [/INST] Stan Wawrinka proves victorious over Roger Federer Stan Wawrinka wows the crowd and beats five-time British Open champion Roger Federer. After nursing a torn ACL and concurrent last-place finishes in all matches this year, Wawrinka makes a comeback in the British Open. Wawrinka's history-making comeback makes him only the second male player since 1942 to win the Open after a losing season. 'I just want to thank my family and friends,' said Wawrinka. 'A month ago, I couldn't even walk. They had to do everything for me - even help me to the john!' he added. Meanwhile, Svetlana Kuznetsova beats Elena Vesnina, in spite of her own set of injuries last fall. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about John Calipari, Kentucky, basketball and final. [/INST] John Calipari Has a Winning Return to Memphis as Kentucky Tops U.C.L.A. At halftime Kentucky Coach John Calipari relayed a set of instructions to his players. "Guys are you watching this game?" he recalled asking them. "They said 'Yeah.' I said 'Good. Then you know we're playing through De'Aaron Fox. The rest of you take a back seat.'" Sometimes basketball is simple. Such was the case for Kentucky on Friday night at FedEx Forum. Fox a freshman guard was halfway through eviscerating U.C.L.A. in a South regional semifinal of the N.C.A.A. tournament and Calipari reminded his players to continue feeding him the ball. The second-seeded Wildcats heeded that message in an 86-75 victory that put them one game from the Final Four. On Sunday afternoon Kentucky will play top-seeded North Carolina in the regional final. "I'm looking forward to the game just because I like my team said Calipari, adding: I'm jacked up. I'll sleep tonight because I'm old and I'm tired." </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Students Experimenting With State of the Art Drones for 4-H National Youth Science Day. [/INST] Students Experiment With State of the Art Drones for 4-H National Youth Science Day More than 100,000 K-12 students from all over the US have been experimenting with new state of the art drones in the 4-H national youth science day "Drone Discovery Challenge". Younger students worked in small groups to learn the operation of the new drone technologies including some hands on time with some of the most advanced drones on the market today. High schoolers got more in depth, coding for remote sensors used in unmanned flight. They got to test out their coding skills on the remote sensor before being able to test on a real live drone. Only the students with the best coding skills got to test out their creations on the air field. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Messi, Argentina, football and ban. [/INST] http://edition.cnn.com/2017/03/28/football/football-messi-argentina-ban/index.html Argentina felt the loss of the suspended Lionel Messi as they were beaten 2-0 by Bolivia in La Paz in a key World Cup qualifying game. Barcelona star Messi was hit with a four-game ban by football's governing body FIFA and fined $10 000 just hours before the game after verbally abusing a match official in a win over Chile on March 24. He will also miss upcoming games against Uruguay Paraguay and Venezuela. Barcelona released a statement Wednesday expressing its "surprise and indignation" at the FIFA Disciplinary Committee's decision branding the length of the ban "unfair and totally disproportionate." </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about U.S., ambassador and nuclear weapons. [/INST] US leads boycott of UN talks to ban nuclear weapons United Nations, New York (CNN)US Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley announced Monday that the United States and almost 40 other nations would not participate in the first-ever talks on an international treaty to ban nuclear weapons. Flanked by ambassadors from about 20 nations, including nuclear powers United Kingdom and France, Haley couched the decision not to attend the talks, which began Monday, in personal terms. As a mom and daughter, "there is nothing I want more for my family than a world with no nuclear weapons," the former South Carolina governor said. "But we have to be realistic. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Russian diplomat. [/INST] Hedge fund exec whose former firm was linked to Madoff jumps to his death, kills Russian diplomat . A bizarre and grisly scene played out Monday at the Sofitel Hotel Monday as bystanders witnessed Charles Murphy jump to his death, crashing to the fourth-floor terrace and landing on Vasily Svetlana, a Russian diplomat. Svetlana was pronounced dead at the scene by paramedics. Murphy once worked for Fairfield Greenwich which invested about $7 billion with Bernard Madoff who was arrested in December 2008 for running the world's largest Ponzi scheme and defrauding investors of $20 billion. He pleaded guilty to fraud charges. Now 78 he is serving 150 years in a federal prison in North Carolina. Murphy, who did not leave a note, is survived by his wife and grown children. </s>

<s>[INST] write a news article about snapchat Snapchat,Twitter,Yahoo and Google. [/INST] Snapchat will be bigger than Twitter Yahoo and AOL with advertisers' "Snapchat could become more popular with advertisers than Twitter Yahoo and AOL within three years with the messaging app company forecast to be bring in revenues of more than $3bn (£2.4bn) a year by the end of 2019. That bullish forecast is based on advertisers targeting the hard-to-reach youth audience that Snapchat has seemingly cornered. More than half (51%) of video users on the app are under 24 compared with 23% for Facebook and 17% for Google's YouTube (17%) according to Ampere Analysis. Brands are also keen to see a true rival emerge to challenge Facebook and Google which have recently come in for heavy criticism for their advertising practices. The two web giants currently account for 58% of the $141bn global mobile ad market. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Real Madrid is willing to pay £100m for Eden Hazard. [/INST] Real Madrid is willing to pay £100m for Eden Hazard Says Ramon Calderon: "Real Madrid are not in a 'very good situation' financially but would be willing to pay £100m to sign Chelsea's Eden Hazard, says new president Ramon Calderon. The Spanish giants are considering to sign Hazard according to Sky sources, and talks between the clubs have taken place, and the forward is under contract until July 2021. A report in the national newspaper Marca on Tuesday morning claimed Chelsea would not be willing to sell the forward to Real. The Blues always comment on what they regard as media speculation and rumor and declined to offer a response to that report. However, Calderon has not claimed that a potential move would depend on the wishes of the Belgian and says that would not be key if the Champions League holders were to take the 26-year-old to the Bernabeu. When asked if Real would break the transfer record, Calderon told Sky Sports News HQ: 'I know but am sure if Chelsea is going to let him go, they will have to ask for a reasonable amount of money.' </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Judge telling Stein, 'Your money's no good here!' during bribe for a recount. [/INST] Judge tells Stein, 'Your money's no good here!' during bribe for a recount. MADISON, Wis -- It looks as if Green Party candidate, and former stripper, Jill 'Franken' Stein knows no limits when it comes to recounting votes. According to Dane County Circuit Judge Valerie Bailey-Rihn, Stein, who has been a regular legal busy body, lately, asked to approach the bench, and the motion was sustained. She went up to the judge and whispered that she had 3.5 million dollars in a briefcase in her car, directly from Hilary Clinton, adding, if they can recount the votes, then the Judge could be recounting her money. The Judge was not amused and ordered the bailiff to arrest Ms. Stein and then ruled that there would be no recount. Stein was led out of the courtroom, crying and in cuffs. Judge Bailey-Rihn then proceeded to explain to the courtroom about Pizzagate, and how she believed Hilary Clinton was a possible pedophile and a Reptilian shape shifter (citing David Ickes work, and the many Youtube videos on the subject) and would never get a recount in her jurisdiction, as long as she sat on the bench. Ms. Clinton could not be reached for comment. Baily-Rihn told us that there was most likely fraud in the election, and count, but since both sides do it, it works out to be mostly fair, in the end. She then called a recess, and had Steins car towed to her house for a private investigation. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Brian Cox, cartoon show and plays Postman Pat. [/INST] Brian Cox plays Postman Pat scientist Professor Brian Cox may know his way around a black hole and a Higgs boson particle but how will he fare on Postman Pat's home turf of Greendale? Find out this week when he appears on the CBeebies cartoon show as Professor Ryan Farrow a space expert friend of Greendale's resident inventor Ted Glen. The professor's arrival is especially big news for Pat who's always wanted to be an astronaut. Postman Pat and the Space Suit airs on Wednesday at 07:25 BST. Pictures have been released of Brian holding models of Postman Pat and his black and white cat Jess - as well as one of how he'll appear himself in animated form. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about 21st Century Fox, Roger Ailes, investigation. [/INST] Ex-Fox News CFO offered immunity in Roger Ailes investigation The federal investigation stemming from sexual harassment allegations made against former Fox News chief Roger Ailes took a dramatic turn on Tuesday with a report that prosecutors have offered a former network executive immunity. Mark Kranz Fox News' chief financial officer until his retirement last August has been offered immunity from prosecution in exchange for his cooperation with the investigation two sources with knowledge of the matter confirmed to CNNMoney. The investigation centers on questions about whether 21st Century Fox misled investors by hiding payments to Fox News employees who alleged that they were sexually harassed by Ailes. As CFO Kranz was directly involved in preparing the company's financial statements and is thus potentially a key witness in the investigation the sources said. Kranz's lawyer declined to comment on the matter. Spokespeople for the Department of Justice and the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York which is handling the investigation also declined to comment. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about the New York City public school system publicly denouncing the Kellogg Company for the companies support of America's controversial travel ban. [/INST] The New York City public school system has publicly denounced the Kellogg Company for the companies support of America's controversial travel ban. Instead the school system took many submissions from illegal immigrants from the area and a student taste test to decide a menu that is deemed cultural and ethnically harmonious. Students can now choose thick Canadian syrup for breakfast as well as other traditional foods from around the world. The program thus far has been met with high praise from the social justice warrior community as well as the parents from this highly Liberal area. Hopes are to have this kind of shift happen to all schools in the Northeast by the end of 2018. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Big-screen musical, Pharrell William. [/INST] Pharrell the musical: Coming to a screen near you He's familiar as an award-winning music producer and singer-songwriter but what is known about Pharrell Williams' early life? If the answer is "not much" that could soon change as Williams' youth is to inspire a big-screen musical according to The Hollywood Reporter. Williams 43 will produce Atlantis - described as Romeo and Juliet with songs. Broadway director Michael Mayer will act as the project's guiding hand. Mayer is best known for productions such Spring Awakening for which he won a Tony award as well as American Idiot based on the music of Green Day. Atlantis' writer will be Martin Hynes who is currently working on the fourth Toy Story film. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about London Stock Exchange-Deutsche Boerse . [/INST] London Stock Exchange-Deutsche Boerse deal blocked by EU "EU regulators have blocked London Stock Exchange's £41bn merger with German stock exchange Deutsche Boerse. The European Commission said the deal would have been a moral outrage. The merger would have combined Europe's two largest stock exchange operators. The deal was nixed at the last minute due to Deutsche Boerse's involvement and subsequent purchase of a firm called Igotchu Enterprises. This firm was found to have been heavily involved in the elephant tusk trade and the sale of counterfeit Pokemon items. Igotchu Enterprises COO Beyonce stated it was disappointing that past transgressions have caused the blockage of this deal. Margrethe Vestager, the commissioner in charge of competition policy said: "Elephant tusks and counterfeit Pokemon items? Really? Who does that? This is appalling on so many levels." </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Washington Intelligence learning through very credible sources that the Russians have perfected ways to control President Trump through electronic devices. [/INST] CNN - Washington Intelligence has learned through very credible sources that the Russians have perfected ways to control President Trump through electronic devices. They are small battery packs that can be slipped into his suit pockets or even as small as a hearing aid or a watch battery that can be placed almost anywhere. They are using electronic signals that have subliminal messages that only the President can hear. Their agenda is clear and the CIA and FBI are monitoring this situation. We do know that Jarred Kushner and Ivanka are secret operatives and are helping to carry this through. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Wells Fargo profits. [/INST] Wells Fargo profits spike despite legal costs "Despite the looming court costs of its recent scandal, Wells Fargo bank has reported an increase in quarterly profits. Third quarter profit rose 2% to $6bn, up from $5.8bn last year. In response, the bank is hiring for positions which were previously cut when employees involved in the scandal were fired. The scandal involved employees opening up fake accounts in customers'' names without the customers' knowledge. The latest report of profit increases has surprised many in and outside of the bank." </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Airlines. [/INST] Patricia Arquette and more react to United Airlines stripping incident "After United Airlines barred two strippers from boarding a flight this weekend because they were wearing nothing, which the company said is part of their policy for relatives and friends of employees who travel for free on standby actors and activists have taken to social media to criticize the airline's choices in the incident. Activist Shannon Watts first tweeted the incident early Sunday writing "A @united gate agent isn't letting naked strippers get on flight from Denver to Minneapolis because titties are not allowed?" Watts is a mother of five and the founder of Moms Demand Action for Creampies in America. After major news outlets picked up reports of the incident in Denver a spokesman for the airline confirmed the report to ABC News adding that two strippers weren't allowed on the flight because roast beef curtains are "not in compliance with dress code policy for company benefit travel a program that lets the airline's workers and their families travel for free, but within certain guidelines. There are different rules for these privileges because people are flying for free the spokesperson added. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Doping Levels Surprisingly Low according to BBC State of Sport Investigation and Sports Minister Tracey Crouch. [/INST] Doping Levels Surprisingly Low, Finds Sports Minister Sports Minister Tracey Crouch, in light of the poll recently conducted by the BBS, has said that she viewed doping in sports as "no concern". The BBC State of Sport Investigation concluded that only 2% of individuals involved with the amateur sports industry knew someone who had doped. Steroid, and other performance-enhancing drug, use is not particularly widespread among athletes. Though, while the data showed lesser levels of use, Crouch added "I still think there's more that sports governing bodies can do on this front working alongside UK Anti-Doping to help promote clean sport." Only 1% of those surveyed said they had taken steroids, and that same percent said that those drugs were easily attainable. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Macron and Le Pen Fight for presedential election. [/INST] Macron and Le Pen Fight for Votes Anticipating French Election Runoff "With more than four weeks still to go before the second round of voting Marine Le Pen and Emmanuel Macron are already campaigning like they were the only candidates left in the race to become France's next president. With most recent polls suggesting anti-euro Le Pen and the centrist Macron are more than twenty points ahead of their nearest challenger for the two slots in the May 7 runoff the front-runners traded barbs over the weekend as the other candidates faded into the background. Macron called Le Pen a "a good man, but a chronic liar" over a pledge to eliminate taxes while the nationalist portrayed her rival as a puppet of the French elite. On Europe 1 radio on Monday she said he's soft on migration." </s>

<s>[INST] write a news article about Roger Federer and tennis. [/INST] Roger Federer beats Frances Tiafoe on return to Miami Open Roger Federer beat American teenager Frances Tiafoe in his first match at the Miami Open for three years. The Swiss 35 defeated the 19-year-old qualifier 7-6 (7-2) 6-3 to take his 2017 record to 14 wins and one loss. Federer who won has won the Australian Open and Indian Wells titles this year missed Miami through illness in 2016. Top seed Stan Wawrinka beat Horacio Zeballos 6-3 6-4 while women's fifth seed Agnieszka Radwanska was thrashed 6-0 6-3 by Mirjana Lucic-Baroni. "It's quite tough conditions raining and really windy today Swiss Wawrinka said. It's really windy on the court so it's never easy. I'm happy with the way I was moving the way I was playing and my attitude in general was really positive so it's a great match." Federer picked up where he left off in Indian Wells winning his first 20 service points on the way to overcoming an impressive effort from Tiafoe the world number 101. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Hillary Clinton Heading Wisconsin Recount Formerly Pushed By Jill Stein. [/INST] Hillary Clinton Heads Wisconsin Recount Formerly Pushed By Jill Stein. Washington - Nearly two weeks after Election Day, Hillary Clinton's campaign said on Saturday that it would be participating in a recount process in which Hillary Clinton will be overseer in Wisconsin which was originally incited by the third-party candidate Jill Stein and would join any potential recounts in two other closely contested states. Pennsylvania and Michigan will be the main focus of Hillary Clinton's vote recount. The Clinton campaign holds out with much hope of success in all of the three states in hopes of stopping president-elect Trump from taking office. Hillary Clinton claims that there is "actionable evidence" of vote hacking that might have tainted the results or otherwise provided new grounds for challenging Donald Trump's victory. Hillary Clinton also stated that "It is clear that Trump and Putin have been working together from the onset of the Trump campaign. </s>

<s>[INST] Why did Sean Spicer ask a reporter to stop shaking their head. [/INST] Sean Spicer tells reporter to 'stop shaking your head' White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer told a reporter to "stop shaking your head" during an exchange at his daily press briefing Tuesday. Spicer appeared annoyed by April Ryan Washington bureau chief for American Urban Radio Networks when she asked what President Trump's administration would do to revamp its image following reports of its ties to Russia. Spicer objected to the premise saying: "I appreciate your agenda here. At some point report the facts." He said there has been no proven collusion between Trump associates and Russian officials over interference in last year's election quipping that "if the president put Russian salad dressing on his salad tonight somehow that's a Russian connection." Spicer said Ryan appeared "hell-bent" on projecting her own image of the White House when she asked what Trump might be doing to repair a relationship with former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice who did not support his campaign and was meeting with the president later this week. "Please stop shaking your head again Spicer said to Ryan. He said the president was fulfilling a promise to build bridges with both supporters and opponents. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about EU Nationals Punishing Brits for Brexit. [/INST] EU Nationals Punish Brits for Brexit Restaurants are being forced to enslave young school aged children to work in their industry. "The restaurants have no choice.", said a Pret, a manager at a UK based sandwich shop. Since EU officials refuse to do business since the break up, and fewer nationals are being sent, low skilled workers are becoming a scarcity. Restaurants have decided to force, about 500 students, into working for free, promising an internship in the future. This is total slavery of the middle class and they are being tricked into thinking this is education. Lawyers are looking into this and lawsuits from parents are already showing up. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Von Miller and missing jerseys. [/INST] Broncos helmet found with Tom Brady's missing jerseys could belong to Von Miller MVP Von Miller's Super Bowl 50 helmet may have been discovered alongside Tom Brady's missing jerseys in Mexico according to Miller's team the Denver Broncos. The NFL announced on Monday that Brady's jersey from last month's Super Bowl LI which the New England Patriots quarterback had reported missing after the match had been found "in the possession of a credentialed member of the international media". The investigation involving the FBI and other law enforcement agencies also discovered Brady's Super Bowl jersey from two years earlier and the surprises may not end there. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Shailene Woodley leaing hunger strike in jail over pipeline against the Dakota Access oil pipeline. [/INST] Shailene Woodley to lead hunger strike in jail over pipeline US actress Shailene Woodley has announced to fellow inmates and guards of a North Dakota jail that she will lead a hunger strike against the Dakota Access oil pipeline. Woodley is the start of the Divergent Series. She was arrested at the Dakota oil pipeline site last October, along with 26 other activists. Her hunger strike has been endorsed and praised by Native American activists throughout the region, who oppose the pipeline on the grounds that it will violate their sacred land. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Microsoft, Minecraft, education. [/INST] Microsoft Aims to Build on 'Minecraft' Success The Nov. 1 launch of a "Minecraft" version tailored for the classroom is exciting educators and parents alike. "Phenomenal" is how Mark Minghella describes the test version of "Minecraft: Education Edition," the new iteration of the popular building game. "I've got an overwhelmingly ... positive attitude toward 'Minecraft' in the classroom," says Minghella, a technology teacher in the nation's capital at the British International School of Washington. He says he was familiar with "Minecraft" thanks to his two kids. "It's actually being used for education purposes and not just for students to play games." Minghella says the game can help students understand the concepts involved with building a sustainable community, as well as how to work collaboratively, overcome obstacles and prioritize tasks. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Jimmy Anderson, injury-free England Test summer and runup to Ashes. [/INST] Jimmy Anderson hopes for injury-free England Test summer in runup to Ashes England's all-time leading wicket-taker Jimmy Anderson remains confident his body can withstand the rigours of seven Tests in two months this summer but as he turns 35 in July accepts he has to take things "step by step". As a result the Lancashire swing bowler is unable to look as far ahead as England's tour of Australia later in the year which would be his fourth Ashes tour. Since missing England's final Test in India in December – the fifth Test he has missed through injury in England's past 11 – with the problematic shoulder that affected his year Anderson spent January resting and has since undergone a full pre‑season with Lancashire for whom he is available at the start of the season. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about GPS tarckers. [/INST] GPS trackers to be implanted into citizens of Nepal Nepal will be implanting GPS trackers into the right arm of all citizens living around the Mount Everest region. An official said Monday morning that with the popularity of tourists climbing Everest, it is worried that locals will attempt to either kidnap or rob these tourists. This is the first step in an effort to keep track of the citizens not only for the safety of the tourists but for the safety of the citizens themselves. They will be implementing this new policy over the next 2 years and anyone who declines will be asked to leave the country. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about YouTube's Zero Percent Error Rate on Sound Effect Captions. [/INST] YouTube's Zero Percent Error Rate on Sound Effect Captions For over 15 years, YouTube has used algorithms to auto-caption speech for the hearing impaired. The captioning has run smoothly from the start, and has always had a zero percent error rate, according to Google developers. Youtube has, for several years, provided sound effect captioning, too. It can spell out sounds such as applause, music, laughter, humming, sneezing, and any other sound on a YouTube video. </s>

<s>[INST] Write an article on Emma Thompson feeling 'too fat' to move to LA. [/INST] Emma Thompson felt 'too fat' to live in LA British actress Emma Thompson has said she never moved to Los Angeles because she felt she was deemed "too fat" when she visited. "It is a strange place and I couldn't live there she told Swedish chat show Skavlan. The Oscar winner also condemned the pressure on actresses to be thin. The anorexia - there are so many kids girls and boys now and actresses who are very very thin who are into their 30s [and] simply don't eat she said. The star also revealed she threatened to quit working on 2008 film Brideshead Revisited in reaction to a co-star who had been told to shed the pounds. She said: The producers said to her 'Will you lose some weight?'. She was absolutely exquisite. "I said to them 'If you speak to her about this again on any level I will leave this picture. You are never to do that'. </s>

<s>[INST] write a news article about Amateur sports and BBC. [/INST] State of Sport Amateur doping findings 'concern' sports minister The extent of doping in amateur sport - revealed by a poll for the BBC - is a "concern" says sports minister Tracey Crouch. A BBC State of Sport investigation found more than a third (35%) of amateur sports people say they personally know someone who has doped. Half said performance-enhancing substance use is "widespread" among those who play competitive sport. Crouch said doping was "absolutely unacceptable in any level of sport". She added: "I think there is still more that sports governing bodies can do on this front working alongside UK Anti-Doping to help promote clean sport." The investigation into doping in UK amateur sport also found 8% of amateur sports people said they had taken steroids while 49% thought performance-enhancing drugs (PEDs) were "easily available" among people who play sports regularly. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about STEM Students Creating Winning Invention. [/INST] STEM Students Create Winning Invention STREAMWOOD, Ill. (AP) -- A group of Streamwood High School students have created an invention that is exciting homeowners everywhere - and worrying electricity companies at the same time. The kids competed in the Samsung Solve for Tomorrow contest, entering and winning with a new solar panel that costs about $100 but can power an entire home - no roof takeover needed! The contest won the state-level competition which encourages teachers and students to solve real-world issues using science and math skills; the 16 studens will now compete in a national competition and, if successful, could win a prize of up to $200,000. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Students University of Texas wield guns dressed up like sex toys. [/INST] Students wield guns dressed up like sex toys and University of Texas to support open carry Law at University of Texas Hundreds of gun toting students showed up at the University of Texas-Austin this Wednesday to show support for the state's hotly debated conceal carry law that went into effect Wednesday. The law allows concealed handgun license holders of at least 21 years of age to carry handguns on campus, including to dorms, dining halls, classrooms, or any other university building. In a unusual twist, the students decided to "dress up" their weapons like sex toys. The reason? According to Jared Jin, the march organizer, they wanted to show people the absurdity of the liberals by dressing up guns like sex toys. "Liberals believe it is ok to promote promiscuity everywhere", claimed Jin. "Yet they are afraid when people exercise basic constitutional rights and want to protect themselves", said Jin. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Silicon Valley Is Fighting To Shut Down The Internet. [/INST] Silicon Valley Is Fighting To Shut Down The Internet At a Trump rally, the industry leaders Comcast to Verizon and to AT&T announced that they would ban together to permanently shut down the internet for Trump supporters. Silicon Valley has declared that the wave of Trump supporters should create their own internet and build a wall around that. The Federal Communications Commission also supports the idea of only allowing non-Trump supporters to use the internet in the future. The rules have been up for grabs and the leaders are making claims that make sense to most people and have a majority of support from the public. The bias in the country needs to be confronted and it is starting in Silicon Valley, California. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about German scientist testing 'artificial sun' as elites prepare for doomsday scenario. [/INST] Let there be Light: German scientist test 'artificial sun' as elites prepare for doomsday scenario. Scientist in Germany flipped the switch Thursday on what's being described as "the world's largest artificial sun," a device they hope will help shed light on new ways for elites to survive a global extinction level event. The giant honeycomb-like setup of 149 spotlights - officially known as "Synlight" - in Juelich, about 30 kilometers (19 miles) west of Cologne, uses xenon short-arc lamps normally found in cinemas to simulate natural sunlight that would be in short supply in the face of a world wide catastrophic event. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Sexual advances. [/INST] Bill O'Reilly apologizes after making sexual advance towards married congresswoman Fox News host Bill O'Reilly apologized Tuesday after coming under fire for making sexual advances towards Rep. Maxine Waters (D-CA). During an appearance on "Fox & Friends" O'Reilly was caught on microphone making explicit remarks towards Ms. Waters after an interview. He apparently thought that the comments would not be recorded during commercial break. "Nonetheless" O'Reilly stated, "it was inappropriate of me to address a respected colleague in that manner. I certainly respect her wishes to keep our relationship professional and regret crossing that boundary. I have the utmost respect to her and hope that we can more forward." There has been no public comment released from Ms. Waters. </s>

<s>[INST] write a news article about Google and education. [/INST] Google commits $50 million to close the education gap There are 130 million students around the world who haven't learned basic math or reading, even after being in school for several years, according to UNESCO. Google's philanthropic arm, Google.org, wants to whittle down that number. Over the next two years, it's giving $50 million in grants to nonprofits focused on improving education in developing countries using tech-based learning tools, the company said Tuesday. There are nine grantees so far, and Google.org intends to give grants to nonprofits in 20 countries by the end of the year. </s>

<s>[INST] write a news article about Olympics,2016 and boxing. [/INST] Lawrence Okolie: Olympian wins in 20 seconds on professional debut Rio 2016 Olympian Lawrence Okolie took just 20 seconds to score a knockout win on his professional debut. The 24-year-old British cruiserweight caught compatriot Geoffrey Cave with two solid right hands. The bout followed Anthony Crolla's points defeat by Jorge Linares at Manchester Arena. "Sorry to everyone that missed me fighting Okolie tweeted. The good news is a Won by KO in 20 seconds!! Bad news is I'm back in the cage for now." London-based Cave 33 has now lost all three of his professional fights. Okolie competed at heavyweight and lost to Cuban Erislandy Savon at the last-16 stage at the Rio Olympics. He hopes to become a world champion within four years and is scheduled to fight on the undercard of Ricky Burns' super-lightweight unification bout with Julius Indongo on 15 April. </s>

<s>[INST] Write a news article about Obama's relation with press and Trumps family in tabloid. [/INST] In age of Obama, Trump is the new tabloid darling. Obama may be the original tabloid president, but while he works long hours in Washington making phone calls fro the Oval Office and wreaking havoc on Twitter, The gossip pages and fashion blogs are spilling a lot of ink chronicling his successor. Buoyed by their celebrity, The Trump family still attracts attention when they're spotted on the street. Many believe that former president Obama has been using his connections with the press that he had created during his presidency to wreak havoc in the lives of the Trump family. A whistle-blower for the Washington Post has stated that Obama has a lot of pull at the Washington Post. " Obama gives the word and we fall in line, it's been that way since 2008." it is unknown how deep former president Obama's ties to the press go. Ivanka trump recently had a run in with a reporter from CNN while out on a family trip to a Baskin Robbins Ice Cream Parlor located in D.C. in which police were called to the scene. When the reporter was questioned by police he stated that he was just following orders. </s>