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Input: Consider Input: Context: UNT will partner with Haskell Indian Nations University in Lawrence , Kan. , and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to build a diverse workforce that can meet the country 's environmental demands . Under a memorandum of understanding signed Sept. 5 , the groups pledged to work together to increase the number of American Indian students pursuing professional careers in environmental fields , including policy , economics and science . " This new partnership expands the long tradition our university has had in working with the EPA to find solutions to some of our nation 's most pressing environmental and societal problems , " President Gretchen M. Bataille says . 
Question: What may have caused the UNT to partner with Haskell Indian Nations University ?

Output: They wanted to promote variety in employees .


Input: Consider Input: Context: Usually that subsides within a week or two . I would stick with a product for at least 30 days and be sure you 're using it as the manufacturer directs . Some products may take even longer to see results , such as products for scar treatment . 
Question: What might the person be referring to ?

Output: Skincare products.


Input: Consider Input: Context: The track portion of the Beijing Olympics has n't started as of this writing , but I ' ve just jumped over a huge hurdle here in Japan . As an American , I needed to pass a driving test in order to convert my license to a Japanese license . The written test was cake , but the road portion of the test was a nightmare . 
Question: How did I feel about the road portion of the test ?


Output: I thought it was horrible and way too hard .