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.

Q: Fact1: Dave went off to fight in South Pacific, Fact2: Linda returns to Las Vegas by train, Fact3: husband Lloyd insists on vacationing train, Fact4: Hubler become friendly with Linda at hotel pool next day, Fact5: Clayton managed to try to reach telephone before dying

A: Happy Hoagy Carmichael, as the piano player at the Last Chance casino in Las Vegas, wonders what split up Linda Rollins Jane Russell and Dave Andrews Victor Mature. Dave went off to fight in the South Pacific, but when he returned, Linda was gone. Happy soon finds out. Linda reluctantly returns to Las Vegas by train when her husband Lloyd Vincent Price insists on vacationing there. Fellow passenger Tom Hubler Brad Dexter hurriedly gets off as well when the Rollins do. Linda discovers that her husband is in some kind of financial trouble, possibly criminal as well, and suspects he is trying to raise money by gambling. The first night, Lloyd insists she wear her necklace, appraised at 150,000, when they go out. She encounters Dave, now a lieutenant with the Sheriffs Department, who is initially none too pleased to see her again. The next day, Hubler tries to become friendly with Linda at the hotel pool, but she brushes him off. He later informs Lloyd that he has been assigned by his insurance company to watch him and the necklace. Lloyd obtains 10,000 credit with Clayton, owner of the appropriately named Last Chance casino, by putting up Lindas necklace, but inevitably loses it all gambling. He tries to get Clayton to advance him more credit, but is turned down. Early the next morning, Clayton is found stabbed to death, and the necklace is missing. Dave arrests Lloyd. Lloyd tries to get his wife to provide him an alibi, but as she was with Dave at his home at the time, she cannot lie for him. Dave, however, figures out the real killers identity when Hubler slips up and reveals the location of the stabbing. After the murderer left, Clayton managed to try to reach the telephone before dying. Dave phones Linda to warn her, but Hubler finds out and kidnaps Linda. With roadblocks set up on all major highways and a description of his rented car, he steals another car, killing the owner when he objects. Dave takes a helicopter and spots the speeding vehicle. He and the pilot manage to force Hubler to leave the car at an abandoned base. Hubler wounds the pilot and forces Dave to throw out his gun by threatening to kill Linda, but after a chase and a fight, Dave is able to retrieve a gun and shoot Hubler dead. Back in Las Vegas, Linda decides to break up with her husband and remain in Las Vegas. Lloyd is arrested for embezzlement and other charges.
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Q: Fact1: Tal is 17-year-old daughter of recent French immigrants to Israel, Fact2: recent French immigrants to Israel live in Jerusalem, Fact3: Bonitzer throws bottle with message asking for explanation, Fact4: Naim answer Tal 's question by initiating email correspondence, Fact5: mutual suspicion develops into tender friendship

A: Tal Agathe Bonitzer is the 17yearold daughter of recent French immigrants to Israel who live in Jerusalem. Following a bomb attack on a local cafe, she throws a bottle into the sea near Gaza with a message asking for an explanation. Naim Mahmoud Shalaby, a sensitive but aimless 20yearold Palestinian living in Gaza, discovers the bottle and tries to answer Tals question by initiating an email correspondence. Their mutual suspicion soon develops into a tender friendship.
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Q: Fact1: job assisting Dalrymple popular diagnosis for women of time, Fact2: premodern feminist runs settlement house in poor section of London, Fact3: Granville seems to be good at getting massaging sizeable following, Fact4: increased clientele at practice is hard on Granville, Fact5: Dalrymple persuades Dalrymple to try After successfully using it on Dalrymple 's Molly device on patients resulting in massive success

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Set at the end of 1880, the film depicts the invention of the vibrator. Dr. Mortimer Granville Hugh Dancy is a young physician who has difficulty with his occupation due to constant arguments over modern medicine. He gets a job assisting Dr. Dalrymple Jonathan Pryce, whose practice specializes in the treatment of hysteria, a popular diagnosis for women of that time. Medical practitioners like Dr. Dalrymple tried to manage hysteria by massaging the genital area, decently covered under a curtain, to elicit paroxysmal convulsions, without recognizing that they were inducing orgasms. Granville meets Dr. Dalrymples daughters, Emily Felicity Jones, and her older sister Charlotte Maggie Gyllenhaal, a premodern feminist who runs a settlement house in a poor section of London. Granville seems to be good at massaging, getting a sizeable following, while at the same time Dr. Dalrymple suggests he might eventually take over the business and marry Emily. One night after work, Charlotte comes in with her friend Fannie Ashley Jensen, who has broken her ankle. After he helps treat her, Dalrymple forbids Granville from offering any future assistance to Charlotte, hoping to dissuade her from her work in the slums. Meanwhile, the increased clientele at the practice is hard on Granville, and his hand musculature is unable to keep up with the task; an attack of cramp results in his dismissal. Fortunately, his friend, Lord Edmund St. JohnSmythe, has developed an electrical feather duster, and its vibrations give Dr. Granville the idea of modifying the gadget for use as an electric massager. After successfully using it on the Dalrymples maid Molly, he persuades Dr. Dalrymple to try the device on his patients, resulting in massive success. Mortimer and Emily then become engaged, while Charlotte struggles with supporting the welfare house. At the engagement party, Charlotte is arrested while protecting Fannie from a police officer. Emily and Dr. Dalrymple urge Granville to testify at her trial that she is hysterical in order to prevent her from being sent to prison. During the trial, the prosecutor recommends that Charlotte be sent to a sanatorium and be forced to undergo a hysterectomy. As Mortimer speaks, he explains that the symptoms for hysteria are too common to be regarded as a mental illness, and that he himself believes that Charlotte is the most generous and caring person he knows. The judge agrees with Mortimers argument, and Charlotte is sentenced to just thirty days in prison for her assault on the policeman. Emily decides to end her engagement to Granville, after realising her only motive was to please her father. The vibrator now enters the stage as a medical device for the treatment of the condition, reducing treatment time while greatly increasing customer satisfaction. The royalties from its sale result in independent wealth for Granville, who has fallen in love with Charlotte. Pledging to use some of his wealth to establish a clinic at her settlement house, he proposes marriage to Charlotte and she accepts.
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