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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Question: Fact1: Soviet Union planted number of long-term deep-cover sleeper agents over United States, Fact2: spies be activated by special code phrase, Fact3: mission was to sabotage crucial parts of civil and military infrastructure in event of conflict, Fact4: Nikolai Dalchimsky travels to America taking with him Telefon Book, Fact5: Borzov has chosen agents by first letters of American hometowns

Answer: After the Cuban Missile Crisis, the Soviet Union planted a number of longterm, deepcover sleeper agents all over the United States, spies so thoroughly brainwashed that even they did not know they were agents and can be activated only by a special code phrase. The phrase is a line from the Robert Frost poem Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening, followed by the agents real first name. Their mission was to sabotage crucial parts of the civil and military infrastructure in the event of conflict. More than 20 years pass, and the Cold War gradually gives way to detente. Narrowly escaping a relentless purge of old Stalinism loyalists, Nikolai Dalchimsky Donald Pleasence, a rogue KGB headquarters clerk, travels to America, taking with him the Telefon Book which contains the names, addresses and telephone numbers of all the sleeper agents. He starts activating them, one by one. American counterintelligence is thrown into confusion when seemingly ordinary citizens blow up what were formerly top secret facilities that have since become relatively inconsequential, and then commit suicide. The KGB dares not tell its political leaders, much less the Americans, about its negligence in not deactivating the spy network. KGB Major Grigori Borzov Charles Bronson, who is selected for his photographic memory, memorizes the contents of the only other copy of the Telefon Book. He is then sent to find and stop Dalchimsky quietly, before either side learns what is happening, which would greatly embarrasses the KGB and possibly even start a war between the powers. Borzov is given the assistance of only a single agent, Barbara Lee Remick, planted in America years before. Eventually Borzov realizes the method behind Dalchimskys pattern of attacks: he has chosen the agents by the first letters of their American hometowns, writing his own name in sabotage across America. Using that information, Borzov is able to anticipate Dalchimskys next chosen sleeper agent, and locate and kill Dalchimsky. However, there are a number of twists. Barbara has orders from the KGB to assassinate Borzov once he succeeds, to get rid of a dangerous loose end. In addition, she is a double agent actually working for America. When she informs her American superior, Sandburg Frank Marth, he also tells her to kill Borzov, so she will retain the confidence of the KGB. However, Barbara has fallen in love with her wouldbe target. She informs Borzov, and together they blackmail both sides into leaving them alone, holding the threat of the remaining Telefon agents over their heads.


Question: Fact1: film is told from perspective of Cindy and Jim Green, Fact2: Cindy explain experience with Timothy in effort to persuade adoption agency to allow couple to adopt child, Fact3: Jim convinces Distraught by Cindy write child 's characteristics and life events on slips of notepad paper, Fact4: Timothy leaves growing on legs cover up by wearing long tube socks, Fact5: parents take Timothy to friend and town botanist

Answer: The film is told from the perspective of Cindy Jennifer Garner and Jim Green Joel Edgerton, as they explain their experience with Timothy CJ Adams in an effort to persuade an adoption agency to allow the couple to adopt a child. Cindy, who works in the towns local museum, and Jim, who is employed at the towns historic pencil factory, reside in the droughtstricken town of Stanleyville, North Carolina,citation needed selflabeled as the pencil capital of the world. The Greens are informed by doctors that they are unable to conceive. Distraught by the news, Jim convinces Cindy to dream up their ideal child and write the childs characteristics and life events on slips of notepad paper. The couple place the notes inside a wooden box and bury it in their backyard garden. After an immediate thunderstorm, which seemingly affects only their property, a tenyearold arrives at their home claiming the Greens as his parents. After finding the box they buried smashed to pieces around a large hole in the ground where they originally buried it, and finding the boy inside their house, covered in mud, they realize that the boy, named Timothy, is actually a culmination of all their wishes of what their child would be. The Greens also discover that Timothy has a startling feature: he has leaves growing on his legs, which he can only cover up by wearing long tube socks. The next day, at a family picnic, Timothy is introduced to members of his family: Brenda Best Rosemarie DeWitt, Cindys pompous sister; James Green Sr. David Morse, Jims estranged father; and Mel Lois Smith and Bub M. Emmet Walsh, Cindys paternal aunt and uncle. The parents take Timothy to their friend and town botanist, Reggie LinManuel Miranda, where they learn that Timothys leaves cannot be removed. Timothy begins to attend school, where he meets Joni Jerome Odeya Rush, a girl he encounters during a bullying incident, with whom he begins a friendly relationship. Meanwhile, the towns pencil factory, the largest employer in Stanleyville, begins laying off its employees. Timothy convinces Cindy and Jim to design a prototype for a new pencil in an effort to keep the pencilproducing business viable. Unbeknownst to the parents, one of Timothys leaves falls off each time he fulfills one of the qualities listed on the original slips of paper. Timothy eventually reveals to Cindy and Jim that his time of existence is short and that he will eventually disappear. During another intense thunderstorm, he vanishes from their house. The Greens meeting with the adoption counselor concludes with Cindy presenting a letter that Timothy left them before leaving. In the letter, he explains to them what he did with each of his leaves that fell off, with a montage sequence showing each person whose life Timothy touched. After an unspecified amount of time, the adoption counselor is shown pulling up to the Greens house in a car with the little girl who is to become the Greens daughter, Lily.


Question: Fact1: piano teacher has been watching Anna, Fact2: like Anna pianist and child prodigy play part in Nazis plans for genetic engineering of humans, Fact3: Anna continues exploring background with help of Rowan and secret assistance from Michaela, Fact4: Anna 's mother brings Anna to facility at Albacore Island, Fact5: people involved in cloning project re-evaluate Anna

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Twelveyearold Anna Hart of Flemington, New Jersey, a student at a school for gifted children, is a genius and a kleptomaniac who insults her teachers, gets headaches when she stares at fires and flickering lights, and suffers from strange, prophetic dreams. Michaela Dupont, a piano teacher who has been watching Anna and has kept photos of her and a similarlooking girl taken in 1970, moves in next door. Then Anna sees her exact double on local TV news when a commuter plane makes a forced landing nearby, and she learns that her double, Anna Smithson, has the same family setting as hers — the child of a scientist and a musician. As Anna investigates, she learns about a woman named Anna Zimmerman, who has been dead 20 years, and that Anna herself was part of a cloning experiment by Zimmerman and that she will grow into a duplicate of Zimmerman herself. Anna further learns that her mother volunteered for the cloning project but her father wanted nothing to do with it. Anna dreams of Zimmermans past — growing up during World War II as a Jew in Nazicontrolled Germany, where she, like the present Anna, was a pianist and child prodigy who would play a part in the Nazis plans for the genetic engineering of humans. Anna begins behaving more like a normal little girl, and continues exploring her background with the help of her brother Rowan and secret assistance from Michaela. Annas mother brings Anna to a facility at Albacore Island after the people involved in the cloning project want to reevaluate Anna for a few days. While there, Anna becomes suspicious when the phone in her room is blocked. Exploring, she notices the experiments being performed. When Rowan has not heard from Anna, he sneaks into the facility to see his sister. Anna and Rowan confront Dr. Henry Jelliff, the person who continued Zimmermans cloning experiments, who tells her that she is now a normal person and suggests she should change her name as a way to start a new life. After Anna and her brother go, Jelliff reveals to Michaela, whom he suspected was not following her assignments, that he is secretly grooming yet another Anna to grow up to become the future Zimmerman; they plan to kill the remaining five Annas, including Hart and her family, shortly. Jelliffs plans to eliminate the girls backfire when Michaela reveals herself to him as Anna Parkhurst, the original product of Zimmermans cloning experiment; she was the girl that resembled Anna in the 1970 photo. Like her mothercreator, Parkhurst knows how to create the replicator. Because Jelliff had her parents killed and because she is enraged by the experiments, Parkhurst turns the table on him by offering him the plans for the replicator in return for the safety of all of the Annas. Jeliff considers her offer.