Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hi Speaker3, hello Speaker1. I wanted to introduce you to each other. Speaker3 is a researcher at the University of Salamanca. He works on mid-century queer history. Speaker1 is currently preparing his PhD. He's looking into lives of non-heteronormative individuals during Franco regime. He will be coming to Salamanca for his research. 
Speaker3: Hi Speaker1. Nice meeting you. I'm here in Salamanca. I'd be happy to hear more about your fascinating research. 
Speaker1: Hello Speaker3! I'm looking forward to meeting you. I've read your recent paper.
Speaker3: Which one?
Speaker1: The one about Spanish force units....
Speaker3: Ah that one! And what do you think?
Speaker1: It's very inspiring and relevant for my own work.
Speaker3: I'm glad to hear that.
Speaker1: If possible I'd like to talk about your methodology when we meet.
Speaker3: Sure! When are you coming to Salamanca?
Speaker1: Next month.
Speaker3: I'll be looking forward to meeting you!
Speaker1: Me too.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is introducing Speaker3 and Speaker1. Speaker3 is a researcher at the University of Salamanca, and is interested in Speaker1 work on Spanish force units. They are meeting up in Salamanca next month.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is confused, because Leah told her that Speaker1 was dating a girl named Claire. Speaker1 met Claire about 1,5 years ago, but they barely knew each other.