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Example Input: Context: Yesterday , I had the chance to go off for a few hours to Creative Camp in Belfast , an event billed as bringing together " technology and creative enthusiasts who want to make things happen with web , mobile , open source , new media , music and design . " I was unsure whether to attend , not knowing if my web endeavours really fit that description . But I decided that with this blog , I aim to make things happen , specifically by challenging assumptions , in a very small way for a few people . But mainly , I felt it would be good to get out and hopefully meet a few folk whose online identities I could fit to a real world face . I enjoyed the talks I heard , and the atmosphere of untapped possibilities . 
Question: What may happen after the Creative Camp in Belfast ?
Example Output: I have big plans for my blog now.

Example Input: Context: A couple suppositories and two jars of prunes over the course of an evening and morning worked that whole issue out . Maximus had his 3rd ultrasound looking for the elusive empty bladder on Friday . It is still elusive , which has led to the conclusion that he is not doing it . I have been led to believe on more than one occasion that a non - functioning bladder = no transplant . 
Question: What was the issue that you were able to resolve ?
Example Output: I had had issues with constipation and took suppositories and prunes as laxatives to fix the situation.

Example Input: Context: I called AAA and then my step - father and it just turned into a giant fiasco . My brother had to come pick me up and the car has to stay there overnight ( because the garage was closed for the day ) , so that means we have to get up early , so we can drive there and unlock the gate and see the car get towed away . Then , because the garage only does oil changes on Saturday and they 're closed on Sunday , the car will have to sit there until Monday , which means I do n't have a car for the rest of the weekend . 
Question: What may have caused the car to sit there until Monday ?
Example Output:
The mechanic was n't available until then .