ibm-research/duorc huggingface dataset:
End of Watch

Brian Taylor and Miguel Zavala are close friends and partners in the Newton Division of the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) in South Central Los Angeles. Taylor, a former Marine, is recording their police activities for a film project.
Upon responding to a public disturbance call, Tre, a Bloods gang member, yells racist insults at Zavala, who responds by accepting a fight. Zavala beats and arrests him, but wins Tre's respect for not charging him with assault. Later that night, Tre and his fellow Bloods gang members are attacked by a group of SureÃ±os in a drive-by shooting and one of Tre's friends is killed. The next day, the officers respond to a noise complaint at a house party full of SureÃ±os, where Taylor encounters a gang member named Big Evil, whose truck he later finds is filled with ornately-decorated firearms and a large amount of money.
Taylor and Zavala are awarded the Medal of Valor after rescuing three children from a house fire. Upon further investigating a house, they arrest a man who is also in possession of several ornate firearms, and is guarding a cell full of human trafficking victims. When ICE agents arrive, one agent informs the officers that the house is tied to the Sinaloa Cartel, and strongly urges them to "lay low" due to possible reprisals. Around this time, Taylor begins dating a woman named Janet, and Zavala's wife Gabby gives birth to their first child.
One night, Taylor and Zavala respond to a call from their fellow officer, Sook, and find her partner Van Hauser with a knife through his eye. He leads them to Sook, who is being savagely beaten nearby. After arresting the culprit, the officers learn that Van Hauser is not returning to patrol and Sook is leaving the force. Taylor marries Janet, and at their wedding Zavala tells Taylor that, should anything happen to him, he will take care of Janet. The next day, the officers perform a welfare check on an elderly woman. In her house, they discover drugs, dismembered corpses, and a message from the cartel. Unbeknownst to them, a cartel member has "green-lit" the officers, and the gangsters from the earlier drive-by begin following them.
Shortly after Janet gets pregnant, the officers are baited into chasing a reckless driver into an apartment complex, where they are ambushed by the same group of Latino gang members. They fight their way into an alley, where Taylor is shot in the chest. As Zavala desperately attends to his partner, the assassins arrive and shoot him several times in the back, killing him. Police backup eventually arrives and the gangsters are killed after refusing to surrender.
Taylor survives, having been shielded by Zavala's body. At Zavala's funeral, Taylor tries to deliver a eulogy, but only manages to say a few words: "He was my brother." In a flashback to the day of the shooting, Zavala recounts to Taylor a story from his teens before the two receive the call from dispatch.

Question: Where do the officers discover drugs, dismembered corpses, and a message from the cartel?
Answer: An elderly woman's house
End of Watch

Brian Taylor and Miguel Zavala are close friends and partners in the Newton Division of the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) in South Central Los Angeles. Taylor, a former Marine, is recording their police activities for a film project.
Upon responding to a public disturbance call, Tre, a Bloods gang member, yells racist insults at Zavala, who responds by accepting a fight. Zavala beats and arrests him, but wins Tre's respect for not charging him with assault. Later that night, Tre and his fellow Bloods gang members are attacked by a group of SureÃ±os in a drive-by shooting and one of Tre's friends is killed. The next day, the officers respond to a noise complaint at a house party full of SureÃ±os, where Taylor encounters a gang member named Big Evil, whose truck he later finds is filled with ornately-decorated firearms and a large amount of money.
Taylor and Zavala are awarded the Medal of Valor after rescuing three children from a house fire. Upon further investigating a house, they arrest a man who is also in possession of several ornate firearms, and is guarding a cell full of human trafficking victims. When ICE agents arrive, one agent informs the officers that the house is tied to the Sinaloa Cartel, and strongly urges them to "lay low" due to possible reprisals. Around this time, Taylor begins dating a woman named Janet, and Zavala's wife Gabby gives birth to their first child.
One night, Taylor and Zavala respond to a call from their fellow officer, Sook, and find her partner Van Hauser with a knife through his eye. He leads them to Sook, who is being savagely beaten nearby. After arresting the culprit, the officers learn that Van Hauser is not returning to patrol and Sook is leaving the force. Taylor marries Janet, and at their wedding Zavala tells Taylor that, should anything happen to him, he will take care of Janet. The next day, the officers perform a welfare check on an elderly woman. In her house, they discover drugs, dismembered corpses, and a message from the cartel. Unbeknownst to them, a cartel member has "green-lit" the officers, and the gangsters from the earlier drive-by begin following them.
Shortly after Janet gets pregnant, the officers are baited into chasing a reckless driver into an apartment complex, where they are ambushed by the same group of Latino gang members. They fight their way into an alley, where Taylor is shot in the chest. As Zavala desperately attends to his partner, the assassins arrive and shoot him several times in the back, killing him. Police backup eventually arrives and the gangsters are killed after refusing to surrender.
Taylor survives, having been shielded by Zavala's body. At Zavala's funeral, Taylor tries to deliver a eulogy, but only manages to say a few words: "He was my brother." In a flashback to the day of the shooting, Zavala recounts to Taylor a story from his teens before the two receive the call from dispatch.

Question: Who does Taylor marry?
Answer: Janet
End of Watch

Brian Taylor and Miguel Zavala are close friends and partners in the Newton Division of the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) in South Central Los Angeles. Taylor, a former Marine, is recording their police activities for a film project.
Upon responding to a public disturbance call, Tre, a Bloods gang member, yells racist insults at Zavala, who responds by accepting a fight. Zavala beats and arrests him, but wins Tre's respect for not charging him with assault. Later that night, Tre and his fellow Bloods gang members are attacked by a group of SureÃ±os in a drive-by shooting and one of Tre's friends is killed. The next day, the officers respond to a noise complaint at a house party full of SureÃ±os, where Taylor encounters a gang member named Big Evil, whose truck he later finds is filled with ornately-decorated firearms and a large amount of money.
Taylor and Zavala are awarded the Medal of Valor after rescuing three children from a house fire. Upon further investigating a house, they arrest a man who is also in possession of several ornate firearms, and is guarding a cell full of human trafficking victims. When ICE agents arrive, one agent informs the officers that the house is tied to the Sinaloa Cartel, and strongly urges them to "lay low" due to possible reprisals. Around this time, Taylor begins dating a woman named Janet, and Zavala's wife Gabby gives birth to their first child.
One night, Taylor and Zavala respond to a call from their fellow officer, Sook, and find her partner Van Hauser with a knife through his eye. He leads them to Sook, who is being savagely beaten nearby. After arresting the culprit, the officers learn that Van Hauser is not returning to patrol and Sook is leaving the force. Taylor marries Janet, and at their wedding Zavala tells Taylor that, should anything happen to him, he will take care of Janet. The next day, the officers perform a welfare check on an elderly woman. In her house, they discover drugs, dismembered corpses, and a message from the cartel. Unbeknownst to them, a cartel member has "green-lit" the officers, and the gangsters from the earlier drive-by begin following them.
Shortly after Janet gets pregnant, the officers are baited into chasing a reckless driver into an apartment complex, where they are ambushed by the same group of Latino gang members. They fight their way into an alley, where Taylor is shot in the chest. As Zavala desperately attends to his partner, the assassins arrive and shoot him several times in the back, killing him. Police backup eventually arrives and the gangsters are killed after refusing to surrender.
Taylor survives, having been shielded by Zavala's body. At Zavala's funeral, Taylor tries to deliver a eulogy, but only manages to say a few words: "He was my brother." In a flashback to the day of the shooting, Zavala recounts to Taylor a story from his teens before the two receive the call from dispatch.

Question: How many children do Taylor and Zavala rescue from the house fire?
Answer: Three.
End of Watch

Brian Taylor and Miguel Zavala are close friends and partners in the Newton Division of the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) in South Central Los Angeles. Taylor, a former Marine, is recording their police activities for a film project.
Upon responding to a public disturbance call, Tre, a Bloods gang member, yells racist insults at Zavala, who responds by accepting a fight. Zavala beats and arrests him, but wins Tre's respect for not charging him with assault. Later that night, Tre and his fellow Bloods gang members are attacked by a group of SureÃ±os in a drive-by shooting and one of Tre's friends is killed. The next day, the officers respond to a noise complaint at a house party full of SureÃ±os, where Taylor encounters a gang member named Big Evil, whose truck he later finds is filled with ornately-decorated firearms and a large amount of money.
Taylor and Zavala are awarded the Medal of Valor after rescuing three children from a house fire. Upon further investigating a house, they arrest a man who is also in possession of several ornate firearms, and is guarding a cell full of human trafficking victims. When ICE agents arrive, one agent informs the officers that the house is tied to the Sinaloa Cartel, and strongly urges them to "lay low" due to possible reprisals. Around this time, Taylor begins dating a woman named Janet, and Zavala's wife Gabby gives birth to their first child.
One night, Taylor and Zavala respond to a call from their fellow officer, Sook, and find her partner Van Hauser with a knife through his eye. He leads them to Sook, who is being savagely beaten nearby. After arresting the culprit, the officers learn that Van Hauser is not returning to patrol and Sook is leaving the force. Taylor marries Janet, and at their wedding Zavala tells Taylor that, should anything happen to him, he will take care of Janet. The next day, the officers perform a welfare check on an elderly woman. In her house, they discover drugs, dismembered corpses, and a message from the cartel. Unbeknownst to them, a cartel member has "green-lit" the officers, and the gangsters from the earlier drive-by begin following them.
Shortly after Janet gets pregnant, the officers are baited into chasing a reckless driver into an apartment complex, where they are ambushed by the same group of Latino gang members. They fight their way into an alley, where Taylor is shot in the chest. As Zavala desperately attends to his partner, the assassins arrive and shoot him several times in the back, killing him. Police backup eventually arrives and the gangsters are killed after refusing to surrender.
Taylor survives, having been shielded by Zavala's body. At Zavala's funeral, Taylor tries to deliver a eulogy, but only manages to say a few words: "He was my brother." In a flashback to the day of the shooting, Zavala recounts to Taylor a story from his teens before the two receive the call from dispatch.

Question: Who beats and arrests Tre?
Answer: Zavala
End of Watch

Brian Taylor and Miguel Zavala are close friends and partners in the Newton Division of the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) in South Central Los Angeles. Taylor, a former Marine, is recording their police activities for a film project.
Upon responding to a public disturbance call, Tre, a Bloods gang member, yells racist insults at Zavala, who responds by accepting a fight. Zavala beats and arrests him, but wins Tre's respect for not charging him with assault. Later that night, Tre and his fellow Bloods gang members are attacked by a group of SureÃ±os in a drive-by shooting and one of Tre's friends is killed. The next day, the officers respond to a noise complaint at a house party full of SureÃ±os, where Taylor encounters a gang member named Big Evil, whose truck he later finds is filled with ornately-decorated firearms and a large amount of money.
Taylor and Zavala are awarded the Medal of Valor after rescuing three children from a house fire. Upon further investigating a house, they arrest a man who is also in possession of several ornate firearms, and is guarding a cell full of human trafficking victims. When ICE agents arrive, one agent informs the officers that the house is tied to the Sinaloa Cartel, and strongly urges them to "lay low" due to possible reprisals. Around this time, Taylor begins dating a woman named Janet, and Zavala's wife Gabby gives birth to their first child.
One night, Taylor and Zavala respond to a call from their fellow officer, Sook, and find her partner Van Hauser with a knife through his eye. He leads them to Sook, who is being savagely beaten nearby. After arresting the culprit, the officers learn that Van Hauser is not returning to patrol and Sook is leaving the force. Taylor marries Janet, and at their wedding Zavala tells Taylor that, should anything happen to him, he will take care of Janet. The next day, the officers perform a welfare check on an elderly woman. In her house, they discover drugs, dismembered corpses, and a message from the cartel. Unbeknownst to them, a cartel member has "green-lit" the officers, and the gangsters from the earlier drive-by begin following them.
Shortly after Janet gets pregnant, the officers are baited into chasing a reckless driver into an apartment complex, where they are ambushed by the same group of Latino gang members. They fight their way into an alley, where Taylor is shot in the chest. As Zavala desperately attends to his partner, the assassins arrive and shoot him several times in the back, killing him. Police backup eventually arrives and the gangsters are killed after refusing to surrender.
Taylor survives, having been shielded by Zavala's body. At Zavala's funeral, Taylor tries to deliver a eulogy, but only manages to say a few words: "He was my brother." In a flashback to the day of the shooting, Zavala recounts to Taylor a story from his teens before the two receive the call from dispatch.

Question: What are Taylora and Zavala awarded?
Answer: Taylor and Zavala are awarded the Medal of Valor.
Beauty of the Day

SÃ©verine Serizy (Catherine Deneuve), a young and beautiful housewife, is unable to share physical intimacy with her husband, Dr. Pierre Serizy (Jean Sorel), despite their love for each other. Her sexual life is restricted to elaborate fantasies involving domination, sadomasochism, and bondage. Although frustrated by his wife's frigidity toward him, he respects her wishes.
While visiting a ski resort, they meet two friends, Henri Husson (Michel Piccoli) and RenÃ©e (Macha MÃ©ril). SÃ©verine does not like Husson's manner and the way he looks at her. Back in Paris, SÃ©verine meets up with RenÃ©e and learns that a mutual friend, Henriette, now works at a brothel. At her home, SÃ©verine receives roses from Husson and is unsettled by the gesture. At the tennis courts, she meets Husson and they discuss Henriette and houses of pleasure. Husson mentions a high-class brothel to SÃ©verine at 11 CitÃ© Jean de Saumur. He also confesses his desire for her, but SÃ©verine rejects his advances.
Haunted by childhood memories, including one involving a man who appears to touch her inappropriately, SÃ©verine goes to the high-class brothel, which is run by Madame AnaÃ¯s (GeneviÃ¨ve Page). That afternoon SÃ©verine services her first client. Reluctant at first, she responds to the "firm hand" of Madame AnaÃ¯s, who names her "Belle de Jour," and has sex with the stranger. After staying away for a week, SÃ©verine returns to the brothel and begins working from two to five o'clock each day, returning to her unsuspecting husband in the evenings. One day Husson comes to visit her at home, but SÃ©verine refuses to see him. Still she fantasizes about having sex with him in her husband's presence. Ironically, SÃ©verine's physical relationship with her husband is improving and she begins having sex with him.
SÃ©verine becomes involved with a young gangster, Marcel (Pierre ClÃ©menti), who offers her the kind of thrills and excitement of her fantasies. When Marcel becomes increasingly jealous and demanding, SÃ©verine decides to leave the brothel, with Madame AnaÃ¯s' agreement. SÃ©verine is also concerned about Husson, who has discovered her secret life at the brothel. After one of Marcel's gangster associates follows SÃ©verine to her home, Marcel visits her and threatens to reveal her secret to her husband. SÃ©verine pleads with him to leave, which he does, referring to her husband as "the obstacle."
Marcel waits downstairs for Pierre to return home and shoots him three times. Marcel then flees, but is shot dead by police. SÃ©verine's husband survives, but is left in a coma. The police are unable to find a motive for the attempted murder. Sometime later SÃ©verine is at home taking care of Pierre, who is now completely paralyzed and in a wheelchair. Husson visits Pierre to tell him the truth about his wife's secret life; she does not try to stop him. Afterwards, in an ambiguous ending, SÃ©verine sees her husband as healthy again, and they are happy.

Question: Who is named "Belle du Jour?"
Answer: Severine
Beauty of the Day

SÃ©verine Serizy (Catherine Deneuve), a young and beautiful housewife, is unable to share physical intimacy with her husband, Dr. Pierre Serizy (Jean Sorel), despite their love for each other. Her sexual life is restricted to elaborate fantasies involving domination, sadomasochism, and bondage. Although frustrated by his wife's frigidity toward him, he respects her wishes.
While visiting a ski resort, they meet two friends, Henri Husson (Michel Piccoli) and RenÃ©e (Macha MÃ©ril). SÃ©verine does not like Husson's manner and the way he looks at her. Back in Paris, SÃ©verine meets up with RenÃ©e and learns that a mutual friend, Henriette, now works at a brothel. At her home, SÃ©verine receives roses from Husson and is unsettled by the gesture. At the tennis courts, she meets Husson and they discuss Henriette and houses of pleasure. Husson mentions a high-class brothel to SÃ©verine at 11 CitÃ© Jean de Saumur. He also confesses his desire for her, but SÃ©verine rejects his advances.
Haunted by childhood memories, including one involving a man who appears to touch her inappropriately, SÃ©verine goes to the high-class brothel, which is run by Madame AnaÃ¯s (GeneviÃ¨ve Page). That afternoon SÃ©verine services her first client. Reluctant at first, she responds to the "firm hand" of Madame AnaÃ¯s, who names her "Belle de Jour," and has sex with the stranger. After staying away for a week, SÃ©verine returns to the brothel and begins working from two to five o'clock each day, returning to her unsuspecting husband in the evenings. One day Husson comes to visit her at home, but SÃ©verine refuses to see him. Still she fantasizes about having sex with him in her husband's presence. Ironically, SÃ©verine's physical relationship with her husband is improving and she begins having sex with him.
SÃ©verine becomes involved with a young gangster, Marcel (Pierre ClÃ©menti), who offers her the kind of thrills and excitement of her fantasies. When Marcel becomes increasingly jealous and demanding, SÃ©verine decides to leave the brothel, with Madame AnaÃ¯s' agreement. SÃ©verine is also concerned about Husson, who has discovered her secret life at the brothel. After one of Marcel's gangster associates follows SÃ©verine to her home, Marcel visits her and threatens to reveal her secret to her husband. SÃ©verine pleads with him to leave, which he does, referring to her husband as "the obstacle."
Marcel waits downstairs for Pierre to return home and shoots him three times. Marcel then flees, but is shot dead by police. SÃ©verine's husband survives, but is left in a coma. The police are unable to find a motive for the attempted murder. Sometime later SÃ©verine is at home taking care of Pierre, who is now completely paralyzed and in a wheelchair. Husson visits Pierre to tell him the truth about his wife's secret life; she does not try to stop him. Afterwards, in an ambiguous ending, SÃ©verine sees her husband as healthy again, and they are happy.

Question: Who does not like the way Husson looks at her?
Answer: Severine
Beauty of the Day

SÃ©verine Serizy (Catherine Deneuve), a young and beautiful housewife, is unable to share physical intimacy with her husband, Dr. Pierre Serizy (Jean Sorel), despite their love for each other. Her sexual life is restricted to elaborate fantasies involving domination, sadomasochism, and bondage. Although frustrated by his wife's frigidity toward him, he respects her wishes.
While visiting a ski resort, they meet two friends, Henri Husson (Michel Piccoli) and RenÃ©e (Macha MÃ©ril). SÃ©verine does not like Husson's manner and the way he looks at her. Back in Paris, SÃ©verine meets up with RenÃ©e and learns that a mutual friend, Henriette, now works at a brothel. At her home, SÃ©verine receives roses from Husson and is unsettled by the gesture. At the tennis courts, she meets Husson and they discuss Henriette and houses of pleasure. Husson mentions a high-class brothel to SÃ©verine at 11 CitÃ© Jean de Saumur. He also confesses his desire for her, but SÃ©verine rejects his advances.
Haunted by childhood memories, including one involving a man who appears to touch her inappropriately, SÃ©verine goes to the high-class brothel, which is run by Madame AnaÃ¯s (GeneviÃ¨ve Page). That afternoon SÃ©verine services her first client. Reluctant at first, she responds to the "firm hand" of Madame AnaÃ¯s, who names her "Belle de Jour," and has sex with the stranger. After staying away for a week, SÃ©verine returns to the brothel and begins working from two to five o'clock each day, returning to her unsuspecting husband in the evenings. One day Husson comes to visit her at home, but SÃ©verine refuses to see him. Still she fantasizes about having sex with him in her husband's presence. Ironically, SÃ©verine's physical relationship with her husband is improving and she begins having sex with him.
SÃ©verine becomes involved with a young gangster, Marcel (Pierre ClÃ©menti), who offers her the kind of thrills and excitement of her fantasies. When Marcel becomes increasingly jealous and demanding, SÃ©verine decides to leave the brothel, with Madame AnaÃ¯s' agreement. SÃ©verine is also concerned about Husson, who has discovered her secret life at the brothel. After one of Marcel's gangster associates follows SÃ©verine to her home, Marcel visits her and threatens to reveal her secret to her husband. SÃ©verine pleads with him to leave, which he does, referring to her husband as "the obstacle."
Marcel waits downstairs for Pierre to return home and shoots him three times. Marcel then flees, but is shot dead by police. SÃ©verine's husband survives, but is left in a coma. The police are unable to find a motive for the attempted murder. Sometime later SÃ©verine is at home taking care of Pierre, who is now completely paralyzed and in a wheelchair. Husson visits Pierre to tell him the truth about his wife's secret life; she does not try to stop him. Afterwards, in an ambiguous ending, SÃ©verine sees her husband as healthy again, and they are happy.

Question: What does Severine receive from Husson?
Answer: Roses; roses