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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: Vyacheslav Kolotilov is natural science teacher from coastal Caspian village called Palchiki, Fact2: natural science teacher from coastal Caspian village called Palchiki is passing through Moscow, Fact3: Lost in thoughts strikes him at high speed, Fact4: Nadezhda is at wheel with Danil, Fact5: Vyacheslav escapes from collision with just broken leg
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Vyacheslav Slava Kolotilov Konstantin Khabensky is a natural science teacher from a coastal Caspian village called Palchiki diminutive of fingers who is passing through Moscow seeking luck as a novelist without much success. Lost in thoughts he crosses a street and a car strikes him at high speed. Nadezhda Milla Jovovich is at the wheel with her fiance Danil Ivan Urgant. Vyacheslav escapes from the collision with just a broken leg. A crush develops between Slava and Nadezhda. Vyacheslav convinces her to cut off her engagement and they pledge to marry each other instead. The teacher, in addition to leaving his work must move to Moscow where the wedding will take place. However he hits a snag, on the same day that he must take the train the preparations for the Russian Youth Soccer Cup are taking place. He gets mistaken for a coach by the Tournament Supervisor Vladimir Menshov, a Duma deputy, who takes his passport so that he is not able to escape. Slava wants to leave as quickly as possible, he receives advice from Khlobustin Sergei Garmash, coach of Central Moscow, to make sure that his team will lose. Desperate to reunite with his fiancee, he recruits a group of juvenile delinquents after he catches one attempting to steal his wallet. He is certain that they dont have the sufficient expertise but they begin to demonstrate an innate ability to play football and win brilliantly to the despair of Kolotilov.


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Fact1: story takes place in fictional village called, Fact2: Gulabrao Kaate is prestigious member of village, Fact3: Gulabrao has won prestigious Phoolraja award, Fact4: Dadu kidnaps them to hiding place, Fact5: Vyankat and Nilkanth them have win unique game organized in village called
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The story takes place in a fictional village called Phulgaon. Gulabrao Kaate is a prestigious member of the village and is into the flower business. That year Gulabrao has won the prestigious Phoolraja award but at the award ceremony the trophy is stolen by two thieves Vyankat Bharat Jadhav and Nilkantha Makrand Anaspure. While escaping the scene, Dadu kushal Badrike kidnaps and brings them to his hiding place. There he makes them a proposal wherein both Vyankat and Nilkanth have to go to Phulgaon and win a unique game organized in the village called punya chi chori, in return of huge sum of money. After reaching Phulgaon they first find jobs, Bharat as a greenhouse supervisor and Makrand as a school teacher. Slowly they gain the trust and goodwill of the villagers and convince them to let them participate in the game. Then starts Vyankats and Nilkanths long and hilarious journey to win the contest.


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Fact1: Will McLean is senior cadet at Carolina Military Institute, Fact2: school promises to produce men of honor but practices brutal hazing against junior cadets, Fact3: McLean 's mentor asks him to protect Pearce, Fact4: McLean 's roommates participate in breaking in new cadets, Fact5: school 's commanding officer warns him not to be soft
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Will McLean is a senior cadet at the Carolina Military Institute, a school that outwardly promises to produce men of honor but practices brutal hazing against the junior cadets. Among these are the overweight Poteete and the Institutes first black cadet, Tom Pearce. McLeans mentor, Lt. Col. Bear Berrineau, asks him to protect Pearce. McLeans roommates at the Institute are Pig Pignetti, Mark Santoro and Tradd St. Croix, the last of whom offers him a key to his parents house. As the term begins, McLeans roommates participate in breaking in the new cadets, while McLean remains aloof. This draws the attention of the schools commanding officer, Lt. Gen. Bentley Durrell, who warns him not to be soft. Both Poteete and Pearce become targets of the Ten, a traditional clandestine group of seniors dedicated to ridding the school of unfit cadets. Poteete is left standing all night on a high ledge and falls to his death, and Pearce is attacked and has the number 10 carved in his back. In addition, Pearce had razor blades placed in his athletic shoes, and suffers multiple, small lacerations. McLeans attempts to protect him are thwarted when someone intercepts their communications. Together with his roommates, he kidnaps Dan McIntyre, a former member of the Ten, and forces him to disclose the location of the Hole, the place where they take cadets to be tortured. McLean and his friends arrive at the Hole just as Pearce is threatened with immolation. They distract the Ten and McLean unmasks one of them, John Alexander. The Ten retaliate by having Pignetti charged with theft and expelled by an Honor Court that they control. Alexander issues a large number of demerits against the rest of McLeans faction, placing them also at risk of expulsion. McLean offers to resign if Alexander will show leniency towards Santoro and Tradd, which Alexander accepts. Before he can submit his resignation, McLean sees McIntyre on campus meeting with Bear and Tradds father. He enters the St. Croix house and discovers the history of the Ten from Mr. St. Croixs journals. Not only have the Ten been operating for years, but Durrell supports their activities. Most shockingly, Tradd is a member and has kept them ahead of McLean at every step. McLean confronts Tradd and throws the house key at him. McLean returns to the Institute and marches into Durrells office. He demands that the senior class, with Pignetti reinstated, be allowed to graduate; that the Ten be disbanded and exposed; and that Durrell resign at the end of the year. If Durrell does not agree, the journals will be sent to the press. Durrell accepts the terms for the sake of the Institute. McLean remains at CMI until graduation day to see the deal through, but he remains disgusted by the corruption and chooses not to graduate himself. As he walks out the gates of the Institute, Bear hands him his class ring, telling him that he earned it.