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Q: Context: THEN we drove back to ctown and helped helen move in ( i helped for all of 10 minutes and ditched her like any good friend would do ) . do nt worry i had an important event to get to in st . louis . that of course would have been watching mizzou stomp illinois . 
Question: What will happen now that Helen does not have help ? 
Correct Answer: It will take her a long time to move to Ctown .

A: Helen will go with her friends somewhere else .
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Q: Context: I woke up yesterday morning intending to ride , but we started getting off and on showers . Nothing hard , just enough to get the road wet . By the time the weather cleared up I was so beat from being out late the night before , I bagged the ride and took a long nap in the afternoon . 
Question: What does she have to do to get ready for a ride ? 
Correct Answer: None of the above choices .

A: She grooms her horse to have a good ride .
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Q: Context: Today I had to take the day off of work so that I could go get a spinal tap done . The purpose of this was to collect cerebrospinal fluid to analyze as a part of confirming my possible MS diagnosis . I did n't find it particularly painful though there were some clear pings , twinges , and pricks . 
Question: How did I feel about the procedure ? 
Correct Answer: I thought it was necessary .

A:
I thought it felt amazing .
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