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[EX Q]: Context: She thought I was a Japanese , as most people at the concert were Japanese . Then the 3 of us started talking about Arashi again before concert starts . Then aroud 5.30 , everyone started chanting , " Arashi ! Arashi " , waiting for Arashi to make their appearance . The opening was fantasic ! ! !. 
Question: What may be the reason most people at the concert were Japanese ?
[EX A]: Because the band was from Japan and the concert was in Japan .

[EX Q]: Context: For your reference , I ' m 25 , indian IT dude , but I try to dress fairly decently when i go out . This coming month , I will be taking acrylic painting class ( all members are over 18 ) and I expect there to be a few women there , so I want to look decent and practical . Any recommendations ? For your reference , here is a half purposely blurred pic , the white dots on my pants are actually due to heavy smudges on the mirror . 
Question: Why do I dress the way that I do ?
[EX A]: I want to dress properly in order to impress the few women in my life .

[EX Q]: Context: I ' ve been wanting to go to the CIA for any programs for like 12 years now . I can hardly wait to hear back from them ... and then on with the joys of financial aid . : \ It 's a 30-week program designed for people who already have a B.S. 
Question: How would I feel if I hear back from them ?
[EX A]:
I would be delighted .