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In this task, five ordered key facts are given. All the given facts are expressed in natural language. Your job is to generate a story 100 to 1000 words long, that includes all the facts given as input in their order of appearance while expanding upon them to produce a broader, yet coherent, narrative.
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Fact1: American runs Mexico ranch, Fact2: woman has married New York businessman for money, Fact3: Mexican bandit Pancho Lopez rustles cattle holding them for ransom, Fact4: Gil fights off Lopez 's men, Fact5: man saved life long ago
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Gil Jones Ronald Reagan is an American who runs a Mexico ranch. A woman he loves, Lucia Pell Laraine Day, has married a New York businessman, Morgan Pell Tom Conway, possibly for his money. Gil and his Uncle Henry Lionel Barrymore are in debt and banker Jasper Hardy could foreclose at any time. Morgan and the banker both want the land, which may have oil under it. Mexican bandit Pancho Lopez Beery, meanwhile, rustles the cattle and kidnaps everyone but Gil, holding them for ransom. Gil fights off Lopezs men, who get a noose ready until Lopez recognizes Gil as a man who long ago saved his life. The cowardly Morgan offers the land and even Lucia if only Lopez will turn him loose. He later shoots one of Lopezs men in the back and flees. He pulls a gun on Gil and Lucia later, but Lopez rides to their rescue.


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Fact1: T.J.Burke tires of auto assembly worker job in Detroit convinces friend Dexter Rutecki to move with him to Aspen, Fact2: T.J. advances to become most popular instructor of school, Fact3: T.J. and Dexter agree to team up to try to win next season 's award, Fact4: because skiing out of bounds would get takes him to Robin 's house, Fact5: Dexter after losing control of is suspended from school school client
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T.J.Burke tires of his auto assembly worker job in Detroit, quits, and convinces his friend Dexter Rutecki to move with him to Aspen. After succeeding in the new instructor tryouts for the Aspen Ski School, they both become ski instructors, although T.J. secretly intercedes on Dexters behalf. While T.J. advances to become the most popular instructor of the school during the season, he has to constantly watch out for Dexter, whose social skills are less honed and whose future is less bright. Along the way, they meet the young local radio DJ Robin as well as a rich cougarish woman Bryce who selects the most desirable new instructor each year for her latest plaything. After watching the famous Aspen Powder 8 competition, T.J. and Dexter agree to team up to try to win the next seasons award. While skiing out of bounds, T.J. falls into a large sinkhole in the snow, plunging many feet into a stream. Dexter rescues him, and because skiing out of bounds would get them fired, takes him to Robins house so she can patch him up without notifying the ski school director. Somewhat later, after losing control of a school client a poor skier who ends up sliding out of control into downtown Aspen, Dexter is suspended from the school and eventually links up with the wrong crowd, including Tina, a beautiful girl with a mysterious background. Hard up for cash, Dexter reluctantly accepts an offer to act as a drug courier. When he gets spooked and dumps the drugs, he is assaulted in retribution and left to freeze outdoors in the Aspen winter. Again, T.J. rescues him by paying off the drug guys, with money borrowed from Bryce. T.J. then moves out from the house he shared with Dexter, and in with Bryce, who purchased his companionship with the loan. After spending some interminable and unsatisfying time with Bryce, T.J. and Dexter awkwardly rekindle their friendship and reset their goal to win the Powder 8 competition. T.J. and Dexter decide to ski out of bounds in order to train for the upcoming event. While skiing outside the boundaries of Aspen, T.J. and Dexter set off an avalanche. Dexter suffers a tragic demise, while T.J. escapes with minor injuries. Later, in deep depression, T.J. comes to realize how his relationship with Bryce had no particular meaning, and writes of his and Dexters friendship. The article is published in a major ski magazine, finally providing T.J. with some satisfaction for his writing efforts after many prior rejections. His friendship with Robin also reawakens, as they both mourn Dexters loss. T.J. is sought out by a newly hired young ski instructor to be his partner in the Powder8. They win the competition, beating T.J.s nemesis throughout the movie. The victory is bittersweet, as he remembers the dream that he and Dexter had of winning the Powder8, and in the end, he and Robin reconcile as he finally reveals that he loves her.


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Fact1: Holocaust studies speaking is disrupted by David Irving, Fact2: Lipstadt files libel lawsuit in United Kingdom against Lipstadt and publisher for declaring him Holocaust denier in books, Fact3: burden of proof in libel case in lies with accused UK, Fact4: Members persuade Irving to agree to promising start by appealing to ego trial by judge instead of jury, Fact5: Irving conducts own legal representation facing Lipstadt 's legal team
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Deborah Lipstadt is an American professor of Holocaust studies whose speaking engagement is disrupted by David Irving, a Nazi Germany scholar. He files a libel lawsuit in the United Kingdom against Lipstadt and her publisher for declaring him a Holocaust denier in her books. Since, in the UK, the burden of proof in a libel case lies with the accused, Lipstadt and her legal team led by solicitor Anthony Julius and barrister Richard Rampton must prove that Irving had lied about the Holocaust. To prepare their defence, Lipstadt and Rampton tour the Auschwitz death camp in Poland with a local scholar, while the research team subpoenas Irvings extensive personal diaries. Lipstadt is annoyed by Ramptons apparently disrespectful questions on the subject, and frustrated when the team minimises her involvement in the case, arguing that she harms its chances of success. Members of the British Jewish community plead with her to settle out of court to avoid creating publicity for Irving. However, her team has a promising start when they persuade Irving, by appealing to his ego, to agree to a trial by judge instead of a jury, which he could have manipulated to his advantage. Irving conducts his own legal representation, facing Lipstadts legal team. Irving endeavours to twist the presented evidence for the defence. Lipstadt is approached by a Holocaust survivor who pleads for the chance to testify, but Lipstadts legal team insists on focusing the trial on Irving. Irving tries to discredit evidence for the existence of gas chambers at Auschwitz, claiming there were no holes on the roof for the Zyklon B gas crystals to be introduced. His soundbite no holes, no holocaust dominates the media coverage. Furious, Lipstadt demands that she and the Holocaust survivors take the stand. Julius angrily counters that Irving would only humiliate and exploit a survivor on crossexamination, as he has in the past. Rampton visits Lipstadt at her home to explain his approach and earns her trust. In court, he subjects Irving to skilful crossexamination and exposes his claims as absurd, while expert testimony exposes the distortions in Irvings writings. As the trial concludes, the judge, Charles Gray, worries the defence by suggesting that if Irving honestly believes his own claims, then he cannot be lying as Lipstadt asserted. Gray rules for the defence, convinced of the truth of Lipstadts portrayal of Irving as deceitful. Lipstadt is hailed for her dignified demeanour, while her legal team reminds her that despite her silence during the trial, it was her writing that countered Irvings lies and provided the basis for the victory. At a press conference, Lipstadt praises her lawyers for their strategy.