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[ { "text": "(CNN) -- More Arizona and New Mexico residents Wednesday returned to their homes, in some cases to find them intact, in other cases to sift through debris left by a massive wildfire. \n\nThe Wallow fire in east central Arizona is one of 58 large wildfires burning in the United States, from Alaska to Florida, according to the National Interagency Coordination Center. All told, the fires have burned 2,166 square miles or 1.4 million acres -- nearly the size of Delaware. \n\nThe largest of the fires continues to be Arizona's Wallow fire, which has burned 529,825 acres so far, the fire's incident command team announced Wednesday. Officials said it is about 58% contained. \n\nWhile residents in Greer, Arizona, and Luna, New Mexico, have been allowed home, evacuation orders remain in effect in other locations. Residents in parts of Apache County, Arizona, also have been told to be prepared to evacuate should. \n\nCNN iReporter Andrew Pielage, a hotel manager in suburban Phoenix, took photos of burned homes in Greer. \n\n\"As a photographer, I'm here to document what's happening,\" Pielage said. \"Just because the flames are out doesn't mean the fire is done with. I really feel for the people of Greer and their loss.\" \n\nPielage said he was impressed by the perseverance of firefighters and those who live in the community. \n\n\"The photos document both the relentless work the firefighters did to save the homes of Greer as well as, tragically, the ones they could not,\" he said. \n\nGreer residents were ordered to evacuate on June 6, two days before the Wallow fire blew through their town of about 200 inhabitants and scorched at least 22 homes and 24 outbuildings. They were allowed home beginning Monday. ", "title": "" } ]

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[ { "text": "(CNN) -- More Arizona and New Mexico residents Wednesday returned to their homes, in some cases to find them intact, in other cases to sift through debris left by a massive wildfire. \n\nThe Wallow fire in east central Arizona is one of 58 large wildfires burning in the United States, from Alaska to Florida, according to the National Interagency Coordination Center. All told, the fires have burned 2,166 square miles or 1.4 million acres -- nearly the size of Delaware. \n\nThe largest of the fires continues to be Arizona's Wallow fire, which has burned 529,825 acres so far, the fire's incident command team announced Wednesday. Officials said it is about 58% contained. \n\nWhile residents in Greer, Arizona, and Luna, New Mexico, have been allowed home, evacuation orders remain in effect in other locations. Residents in parts of Apache County, Arizona, also have been told to be prepared to evacuate should. \n\nCNN iReporter Andrew Pielage, a hotel manager in suburban Phoenix, took photos of burned homes in Greer. \n\n\"As a photographer, I'm here to document what's happening,\" Pielage said. \"Just because the flames are out doesn't mean the fire is done with. I really feel for the people of Greer and their loss.\" \n\nPielage said he was impressed by the perseverance of firefighters and those who live in the community. \n\n\"The photos document both the relentless work the firefighters did to save the homes of Greer as well as, tragically, the ones they could not,\" he said. \n\nGreer residents were ordered to evacuate on June 6, two days before the Wallow fire blew through their town of about 200 inhabitants and scorched at least 22 homes and 24 outbuildings. They were allowed home beginning Monday. ", "title": "" } ]

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[ { "text": "(CNN) -- More Arizona and New Mexico residents Wednesday returned to their homes, in some cases to find them intact, in other cases to sift through debris left by a massive wildfire. \n\nThe Wallow fire in east central Arizona is one of 58 large wildfires burning in the United States, from Alaska to Florida, according to the National Interagency Coordination Center. All told, the fires have burned 2,166 square miles or 1.4 million acres -- nearly the size of Delaware. \n\nThe largest of the fires continues to be Arizona's Wallow fire, which has burned 529,825 acres so far, the fire's incident command team announced Wednesday. Officials said it is about 58% contained. \n\nWhile residents in Greer, Arizona, and Luna, New Mexico, have been allowed home, evacuation orders remain in effect in other locations. Residents in parts of Apache County, Arizona, also have been told to be prepared to evacuate should. \n\nCNN iReporter Andrew Pielage, a hotel manager in suburban Phoenix, took photos of burned homes in Greer. \n\n\"As a photographer, I'm here to document what's happening,\" Pielage said. \"Just because the flames are out doesn't mean the fire is done with. I really feel for the people of Greer and their loss.\" \n\nPielage said he was impressed by the perseverance of firefighters and those who live in the community. \n\n\"The photos document both the relentless work the firefighters did to save the homes of Greer as well as, tragically, the ones they could not,\" he said. \n\nGreer residents were ordered to evacuate on June 6, two days before the Wallow fire blew through their town of about 200 inhabitants and scorched at least 22 homes and 24 outbuildings. They were allowed home beginning Monday. ", "title": "" } ]

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[ { "text": "(CNN) -- More Arizona and New Mexico residents Wednesday returned to their homes, in some cases to find them intact, in other cases to sift through debris left by a massive wildfire. \n\nThe Wallow fire in east central Arizona is one of 58 large wildfires burning in the United States, from Alaska to Florida, according to the National Interagency Coordination Center. All told, the fires have burned 2,166 square miles or 1.4 million acres -- nearly the size of Delaware. \n\nThe largest of the fires continues to be Arizona's Wallow fire, which has burned 529,825 acres so far, the fire's incident command team announced Wednesday. Officials said it is about 58% contained. \n\nWhile residents in Greer, Arizona, and Luna, New Mexico, have been allowed home, evacuation orders remain in effect in other locations. Residents in parts of Apache County, Arizona, also have been told to be prepared to evacuate should. \n\nCNN iReporter Andrew Pielage, a hotel manager in suburban Phoenix, took photos of burned homes in Greer. \n\n\"As a photographer, I'm here to document what's happening,\" Pielage said. \"Just because the flames are out doesn't mean the fire is done with. I really feel for the people of Greer and their loss.\" \n\nPielage said he was impressed by the perseverance of firefighters and those who live in the community. \n\n\"The photos document both the relentless work the firefighters did to save the homes of Greer as well as, tragically, the ones they could not,\" he said. \n\nGreer residents were ordered to evacuate on June 6, two days before the Wallow fire blew through their town of about 200 inhabitants and scorched at least 22 homes and 24 outbuildings. They were allowed home beginning Monday. ", "title": "" } ]

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[ { "text": "(CNN) -- More Arizona and New Mexico residents Wednesday returned to their homes, in some cases to find them intact, in other cases to sift through debris left by a massive wildfire. \n\nThe Wallow fire in east central Arizona is one of 58 large wildfires burning in the United States, from Alaska to Florida, according to the National Interagency Coordination Center. All told, the fires have burned 2,166 square miles or 1.4 million acres -- nearly the size of Delaware. \n\nThe largest of the fires continues to be Arizona's Wallow fire, which has burned 529,825 acres so far, the fire's incident command team announced Wednesday. Officials said it is about 58% contained. \n\nWhile residents in Greer, Arizona, and Luna, New Mexico, have been allowed home, evacuation orders remain in effect in other locations. Residents in parts of Apache County, Arizona, also have been told to be prepared to evacuate should. \n\nCNN iReporter Andrew Pielage, a hotel manager in suburban Phoenix, took photos of burned homes in Greer. \n\n\"As a photographer, I'm here to document what's happening,\" Pielage said. \"Just because the flames are out doesn't mean the fire is done with. I really feel for the people of Greer and their loss.\" \n\nPielage said he was impressed by the perseverance of firefighters and those who live in the community. \n\n\"The photos document both the relentless work the firefighters did to save the homes of Greer as well as, tragically, the ones they could not,\" he said. \n\nGreer residents were ordered to evacuate on June 6, two days before the Wallow fire blew through their town of about 200 inhabitants and scorched at least 22 homes and 24 outbuildings. They were allowed home beginning Monday. ", "title": "" } ]

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[ { "text": "(CNN) -- More Arizona and New Mexico residents Wednesday returned to their homes, in some cases to find them intact, in other cases to sift through debris left by a massive wildfire. \n\nThe Wallow fire in east central Arizona is one of 58 large wildfires burning in the United States, from Alaska to Florida, according to the National Interagency Coordination Center. All told, the fires have burned 2,166 square miles or 1.4 million acres -- nearly the size of Delaware. \n\nThe largest of the fires continues to be Arizona's Wallow fire, which has burned 529,825 acres so far, the fire's incident command team announced Wednesday. Officials said it is about 58% contained. \n\nWhile residents in Greer, Arizona, and Luna, New Mexico, have been allowed home, evacuation orders remain in effect in other locations. Residents in parts of Apache County, Arizona, also have been told to be prepared to evacuate should. \n\nCNN iReporter Andrew Pielage, a hotel manager in suburban Phoenix, took photos of burned homes in Greer. \n\n\"As a photographer, I'm here to document what's happening,\" Pielage said. \"Just because the flames are out doesn't mean the fire is done with. I really feel for the people of Greer and their loss.\" \n\nPielage said he was impressed by the perseverance of firefighters and those who live in the community. \n\n\"The photos document both the relentless work the firefighters did to save the homes of Greer as well as, tragically, the ones they could not,\" he said. \n\nGreer residents were ordered to evacuate on June 6, two days before the Wallow fire blew through their town of about 200 inhabitants and scorched at least 22 homes and 24 outbuildings. They were allowed home beginning Monday. ", "title": "" } ]

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[ { "text": "(CNN) -- More Arizona and New Mexico residents Wednesday returned to their homes, in some cases to find them intact, in other cases to sift through debris left by a massive wildfire. \n\nThe Wallow fire in east central Arizona is one of 58 large wildfires burning in the United States, from Alaska to Florida, according to the National Interagency Coordination Center. All told, the fires have burned 2,166 square miles or 1.4 million acres -- nearly the size of Delaware. \n\nThe largest of the fires continues to be Arizona's Wallow fire, which has burned 529,825 acres so far, the fire's incident command team announced Wednesday. Officials said it is about 58% contained. \n\nWhile residents in Greer, Arizona, and Luna, New Mexico, have been allowed home, evacuation orders remain in effect in other locations. Residents in parts of Apache County, Arizona, also have been told to be prepared to evacuate should. \n\nCNN iReporter Andrew Pielage, a hotel manager in suburban Phoenix, took photos of burned homes in Greer. \n\n\"As a photographer, I'm here to document what's happening,\" Pielage said. \"Just because the flames are out doesn't mean the fire is done with. I really feel for the people of Greer and their loss.\" \n\nPielage said he was impressed by the perseverance of firefighters and those who live in the community. \n\n\"The photos document both the relentless work the firefighters did to save the homes of Greer as well as, tragically, the ones they could not,\" he said. \n\nGreer residents were ordered to evacuate on June 6, two days before the Wallow fire blew through their town of about 200 inhabitants and scorched at least 22 homes and 24 outbuildings. They were allowed home beginning Monday. ", "title": "" } ]

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[ { "text": "(CNN) -- More Arizona and New Mexico residents Wednesday returned to their homes, in some cases to find them intact, in other cases to sift through debris left by a massive wildfire. \n\nThe Wallow fire in east central Arizona is one of 58 large wildfires burning in the United States, from Alaska to Florida, according to the National Interagency Coordination Center. All told, the fires have burned 2,166 square miles or 1.4 million acres -- nearly the size of Delaware. \n\nThe largest of the fires continues to be Arizona's Wallow fire, which has burned 529,825 acres so far, the fire's incident command team announced Wednesday. Officials said it is about 58% contained. \n\nWhile residents in Greer, Arizona, and Luna, New Mexico, have been allowed home, evacuation orders remain in effect in other locations. Residents in parts of Apache County, Arizona, also have been told to be prepared to evacuate should. \n\nCNN iReporter Andrew Pielage, a hotel manager in suburban Phoenix, took photos of burned homes in Greer. \n\n\"As a photographer, I'm here to document what's happening,\" Pielage said. \"Just because the flames are out doesn't mean the fire is done with. I really feel for the people of Greer and their loss.\" \n\nPielage said he was impressed by the perseverance of firefighters and those who live in the community. \n\n\"The photos document both the relentless work the firefighters did to save the homes of Greer as well as, tragically, the ones they could not,\" he said. \n\nGreer residents were ordered to evacuate on June 6, two days before the Wallow fire blew through their town of about 200 inhabitants and scorched at least 22 homes and 24 outbuildings. They were allowed home beginning Monday. ", "title": "" } ]

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[ { "text": "(CNN) -- More Arizona and New Mexico residents Wednesday returned to their homes, in some cases to find them intact, in other cases to sift through debris left by a massive wildfire. \n\nThe Wallow fire in east central Arizona is one of 58 large wildfires burning in the United States, from Alaska to Florida, according to the National Interagency Coordination Center. All told, the fires have burned 2,166 square miles or 1.4 million acres -- nearly the size of Delaware. \n\nThe largest of the fires continues to be Arizona's Wallow fire, which has burned 529,825 acres so far, the fire's incident command team announced Wednesday. Officials said it is about 58% contained. \n\nWhile residents in Greer, Arizona, and Luna, New Mexico, have been allowed home, evacuation orders remain in effect in other locations. Residents in parts of Apache County, Arizona, also have been told to be prepared to evacuate should. \n\nCNN iReporter Andrew Pielage, a hotel manager in suburban Phoenix, took photos of burned homes in Greer. \n\n\"As a photographer, I'm here to document what's happening,\" Pielage said. \"Just because the flames are out doesn't mean the fire is done with. I really feel for the people of Greer and their loss.\" \n\nPielage said he was impressed by the perseverance of firefighters and those who live in the community. \n\n\"The photos document both the relentless work the firefighters did to save the homes of Greer as well as, tragically, the ones they could not,\" he said. \n\nGreer residents were ordered to evacuate on June 6, two days before the Wallow fire blew through their town of about 200 inhabitants and scorched at least 22 homes and 24 outbuildings. They were allowed home beginning Monday. ", "title": "" } ]

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[ { "text": "(CNN) -- More Arizona and New Mexico residents Wednesday returned to their homes, in some cases to find them intact, in other cases to sift through debris left by a massive wildfire. \n\nThe Wallow fire in east central Arizona is one of 58 large wildfires burning in the United States, from Alaska to Florida, according to the National Interagency Coordination Center. All told, the fires have burned 2,166 square miles or 1.4 million acres -- nearly the size of Delaware. \n\nThe largest of the fires continues to be Arizona's Wallow fire, which has burned 529,825 acres so far, the fire's incident command team announced Wednesday. Officials said it is about 58% contained. \n\nWhile residents in Greer, Arizona, and Luna, New Mexico, have been allowed home, evacuation orders remain in effect in other locations. Residents in parts of Apache County, Arizona, also have been told to be prepared to evacuate should. \n\nCNN iReporter Andrew Pielage, a hotel manager in suburban Phoenix, took photos of burned homes in Greer. \n\n\"As a photographer, I'm here to document what's happening,\" Pielage said. \"Just because the flames are out doesn't mean the fire is done with. I really feel for the people of Greer and their loss.\" \n\nPielage said he was impressed by the perseverance of firefighters and those who live in the community. \n\n\"The photos document both the relentless work the firefighters did to save the homes of Greer as well as, tragically, the ones they could not,\" he said. \n\nGreer residents were ordered to evacuate on June 6, two days before the Wallow fire blew through their town of about 200 inhabitants and scorched at least 22 homes and 24 outbuildings. They were allowed home beginning Monday. ", "title": "" } ]

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[ { "text": "(CNN) -- More Arizona and New Mexico residents Wednesday returned to their homes, in some cases to find them intact, in other cases to sift through debris left by a massive wildfire. \n\nThe Wallow fire in east central Arizona is one of 58 large wildfires burning in the United States, from Alaska to Florida, according to the National Interagency Coordination Center. All told, the fires have burned 2,166 square miles or 1.4 million acres -- nearly the size of Delaware. \n\nThe largest of the fires continues to be Arizona's Wallow fire, which has burned 529,825 acres so far, the fire's incident command team announced Wednesday. Officials said it is about 58% contained. \n\nWhile residents in Greer, Arizona, and Luna, New Mexico, have been allowed home, evacuation orders remain in effect in other locations. Residents in parts of Apache County, Arizona, also have been told to be prepared to evacuate should. \n\nCNN iReporter Andrew Pielage, a hotel manager in suburban Phoenix, took photos of burned homes in Greer. \n\n\"As a photographer, I'm here to document what's happening,\" Pielage said. \"Just because the flames are out doesn't mean the fire is done with. I really feel for the people of Greer and their loss.\" \n\nPielage said he was impressed by the perseverance of firefighters and those who live in the community. \n\n\"The photos document both the relentless work the firefighters did to save the homes of Greer as well as, tragically, the ones they could not,\" he said. \n\nGreer residents were ordered to evacuate on June 6, two days before the Wallow fire blew through their town of about 200 inhabitants and scorched at least 22 homes and 24 outbuildings. They were allowed home beginning Monday. ", "title": "" } ]

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[ { "text": "John sent for a doctor because his wife was ill. He called the doctor and made sure they would meet at five. He arrived at the doctor's at twenty to five. He thought, \"It's a little bit earlier. I'll wait for a moment. It's good to keep the time.\" Then he stopped his car in front of the doctor's. He looked around and saw a noisy square not far from here. He went there and sat down on a chair to enjoy the last light of afternoon sun and make himself quiet. He saw some children playing and some women talking to each other happily. Suddenly he heard a girl crying. He came up to her and asked some questions. Then he knew she got lost. John tried to find out her address and took her home. The girl's parents were very thankful. Then John hurried to the doctor's. The doctor said angrily when he saw him, \"You're late. Why did you keep me waiting for twenty minutes? \" John said nothing but one word--\"Sorry! \"", "title": "" } ]

[ { "content": "Why was John late for his appointment?", "role": "user" } ]

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[ { "text": "(CNN) -- An American man who was held in Aruba for nearly four months in connection with the disappearance of his traveling companion insisted Thursday he had nothing to do with her vanishing but said it will \"weigh heavily on me for a very long time.\" \n\n\"I feel as if a person I cared about, a companion ... has disappeared on my watch,\" Gary Giordano said on ABC's \"Good Morning America\" in his first interview since being released from custody in Aruba earlier this week. \n\nGiordano, 50, had been held in the disappearance of 35-year-old Robyn Gardner of Maryland. Giordano told authorities the two were snorkeling on August 2 when he signaled to Gardner to swim back. When he reached the beach, he told police, Gardner was nowhere to be found and has not been seen since. \n\n\"I only looked back when I hit a rock,\" he said, according to a transcript of a police interview obtained by CNN. \"Before that, I did not look back. I was busy saving my life.\" \n\nAruban judges repeatedly granted requests to extend Giordano's detention, while the investigation continued. But last week, a judge rejected prosecutors' request to hold Giordano, of Gaithersburg, Maryland, for an additional 30 days. He was released Tuesday. \n\nA three-judge panel of Aruban judges held a hearing Wednesday to review the decision to release Giordano, but upheld it. ABC aired a clip of an emotional Giordano learning of the decision at the airport. \"I'd accepted the fact that they were going to keep me from my kids forever,\" he told reporters in the video. ", "title": "" } ]

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[ { "text": "(CNN) -- An American man who was held in Aruba for nearly four months in connection with the disappearance of his traveling companion insisted Thursday he had nothing to do with her vanishing but said it will \"weigh heavily on me for a very long time.\" \n\n\"I feel as if a person I cared about, a companion ... has disappeared on my watch,\" Gary Giordano said on ABC's \"Good Morning America\" in his first interview since being released from custody in Aruba earlier this week. \n\nGiordano, 50, had been held in the disappearance of 35-year-old Robyn Gardner of Maryland. Giordano told authorities the two were snorkeling on August 2 when he signaled to Gardner to swim back. When he reached the beach, he told police, Gardner was nowhere to be found and has not been seen since. \n\n\"I only looked back when I hit a rock,\" he said, according to a transcript of a police interview obtained by CNN. \"Before that, I did not look back. I was busy saving my life.\" \n\nAruban judges repeatedly granted requests to extend Giordano's detention, while the investigation continued. But last week, a judge rejected prosecutors' request to hold Giordano, of Gaithersburg, Maryland, for an additional 30 days. He was released Tuesday. \n\nA three-judge panel of Aruban judges held a hearing Wednesday to review the decision to release Giordano, but upheld it. ABC aired a clip of an emotional Giordano learning of the decision at the airport. \"I'd accepted the fact that they were going to keep me from my kids forever,\" he told reporters in the video. ", "title": "" } ]

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[ { "text": "(CNN) -- An American man who was held in Aruba for nearly four months in connection with the disappearance of his traveling companion insisted Thursday he had nothing to do with her vanishing but said it will \"weigh heavily on me for a very long time.\" \n\n\"I feel as if a person I cared about, a companion ... has disappeared on my watch,\" Gary Giordano said on ABC's \"Good Morning America\" in his first interview since being released from custody in Aruba earlier this week. \n\nGiordano, 50, had been held in the disappearance of 35-year-old Robyn Gardner of Maryland. Giordano told authorities the two were snorkeling on August 2 when he signaled to Gardner to swim back. When he reached the beach, he told police, Gardner was nowhere to be found and has not been seen since. \n\n\"I only looked back when I hit a rock,\" he said, according to a transcript of a police interview obtained by CNN. \"Before that, I did not look back. I was busy saving my life.\" \n\nAruban judges repeatedly granted requests to extend Giordano's detention, while the investigation continued. But last week, a judge rejected prosecutors' request to hold Giordano, of Gaithersburg, Maryland, for an additional 30 days. He was released Tuesday. \n\nA three-judge panel of Aruban judges held a hearing Wednesday to review the decision to release Giordano, but upheld it. ABC aired a clip of an emotional Giordano learning of the decision at the airport. \"I'd accepted the fact that they were going to keep me from my kids forever,\" he told reporters in the video. ", "title": "" } ]

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[ { "text": "(CNN) -- An American man who was held in Aruba for nearly four months in connection with the disappearance of his traveling companion insisted Thursday he had nothing to do with her vanishing but said it will \"weigh heavily on me for a very long time.\" \n\n\"I feel as if a person I cared about, a companion ... has disappeared on my watch,\" Gary Giordano said on ABC's \"Good Morning America\" in his first interview since being released from custody in Aruba earlier this week. \n\nGiordano, 50, had been held in the disappearance of 35-year-old Robyn Gardner of Maryland. Giordano told authorities the two were snorkeling on August 2 when he signaled to Gardner to swim back. When he reached the beach, he told police, Gardner was nowhere to be found and has not been seen since. \n\n\"I only looked back when I hit a rock,\" he said, according to a transcript of a police interview obtained by CNN. \"Before that, I did not look back. I was busy saving my life.\" \n\nAruban judges repeatedly granted requests to extend Giordano's detention, while the investigation continued. But last week, a judge rejected prosecutors' request to hold Giordano, of Gaithersburg, Maryland, for an additional 30 days. He was released Tuesday. \n\nA three-judge panel of Aruban judges held a hearing Wednesday to review the decision to release Giordano, but upheld it. ABC aired a clip of an emotional Giordano learning of the decision at the airport. \"I'd accepted the fact that they were going to keep me from my kids forever,\" he told reporters in the video. ", "title": "" } ]

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[ { "text": "(CNN) -- An American man who was held in Aruba for nearly four months in connection with the disappearance of his traveling companion insisted Thursday he had nothing to do with her vanishing but said it will \"weigh heavily on me for a very long time.\" \n\n\"I feel as if a person I cared about, a companion ... has disappeared on my watch,\" Gary Giordano said on ABC's \"Good Morning America\" in his first interview since being released from custody in Aruba earlier this week. \n\nGiordano, 50, had been held in the disappearance of 35-year-old Robyn Gardner of Maryland. Giordano told authorities the two were snorkeling on August 2 when he signaled to Gardner to swim back. When he reached the beach, he told police, Gardner was nowhere to be found and has not been seen since. \n\n\"I only looked back when I hit a rock,\" he said, according to a transcript of a police interview obtained by CNN. \"Before that, I did not look back. I was busy saving my life.\" \n\nAruban judges repeatedly granted requests to extend Giordano's detention, while the investigation continued. But last week, a judge rejected prosecutors' request to hold Giordano, of Gaithersburg, Maryland, for an additional 30 days. He was released Tuesday. \n\nA three-judge panel of Aruban judges held a hearing Wednesday to review the decision to release Giordano, but upheld it. ABC aired a clip of an emotional Giordano learning of the decision at the airport. \"I'd accepted the fact that they were going to keep me from my kids forever,\" he told reporters in the video. ", "title": "" } ]

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[ { "text": "(CNN) -- An American man who was held in Aruba for nearly four months in connection with the disappearance of his traveling companion insisted Thursday he had nothing to do with her vanishing but said it will \"weigh heavily on me for a very long time.\" \n\n\"I feel as if a person I cared about, a companion ... has disappeared on my watch,\" Gary Giordano said on ABC's \"Good Morning America\" in his first interview since being released from custody in Aruba earlier this week. \n\nGiordano, 50, had been held in the disappearance of 35-year-old Robyn Gardner of Maryland. Giordano told authorities the two were snorkeling on August 2 when he signaled to Gardner to swim back. When he reached the beach, he told police, Gardner was nowhere to be found and has not been seen since. \n\n\"I only looked back when I hit a rock,\" he said, according to a transcript of a police interview obtained by CNN. \"Before that, I did not look back. I was busy saving my life.\" \n\nAruban judges repeatedly granted requests to extend Giordano's detention, while the investigation continued. But last week, a judge rejected prosecutors' request to hold Giordano, of Gaithersburg, Maryland, for an additional 30 days. He was released Tuesday. \n\nA three-judge panel of Aruban judges held a hearing Wednesday to review the decision to release Giordano, but upheld it. ABC aired a clip of an emotional Giordano learning of the decision at the airport. \"I'd accepted the fact that they were going to keep me from my kids forever,\" he told reporters in the video. ", "title": "" } ]

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[ { "text": "LONDON, England (CNN) -- Who's the greatest driver of all-time? Michael Schumacher? Maybe Alain Prost? Ayrton Senna perhaps? In an exclusive interview with CNN, three-time Formula One world champion, Jackie Stewart had no hesitation in naming his choice for the greatest driver of all-time. \n\nThree-time F1 champion, Jackie Stewart back in his heyday. \n\n\"My hero, and the man I most respected and probably still do is Juan Manuel Fangio.\" Stewart told CNN. \n\nIt's not misty-eyed nostalgia for a bygone era that persuades \"The Flying Scot,\" as Stewart became known. And it wasn't just Fangio's tally of world titles that convinced Stewart; it is the manner in which the Argentine legend saw off his rivals. Who do you think is the greatest? \n\n\"Fangio won five world championships almost in a different car every year. He had the dignity, the style and the ability,\" Stewart explained. \n\nWhat's more, as Stewart points out, Fangio didn't start racing in Formula One until he was 39-years-old, and whether driving a Ferrari, Lancia, Maserati or Mercedes, he kept on winning races. \n\nThough Fangio was the greatest, Stewart rated fellow countryman Jim Clark as the best driver he raced against. \n\n\"His batting average was very good and he didn't race in too many grands prix.\" Clark -- who was tragically killed racing at Hockenheim in 1968 -- won 25 of his 73 Formula One races. Stewart's record is comparable, winning 27 from 100 starts. \n\nIt's this win to race ratio that really separates the good from the great Stewart believes. ", "title": "" } ]

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[ { "text": "LONDON, England (CNN) -- Who's the greatest driver of all-time? Michael Schumacher? Maybe Alain Prost? Ayrton Senna perhaps? In an exclusive interview with CNN, three-time Formula One world champion, Jackie Stewart had no hesitation in naming his choice for the greatest driver of all-time. \n\nThree-time F1 champion, Jackie Stewart back in his heyday. \n\n\"My hero, and the man I most respected and probably still do is Juan Manuel Fangio.\" Stewart told CNN. \n\nIt's not misty-eyed nostalgia for a bygone era that persuades \"The Flying Scot,\" as Stewart became known. And it wasn't just Fangio's tally of world titles that convinced Stewart; it is the manner in which the Argentine legend saw off his rivals. Who do you think is the greatest? \n\n\"Fangio won five world championships almost in a different car every year. He had the dignity, the style and the ability,\" Stewart explained. \n\nWhat's more, as Stewart points out, Fangio didn't start racing in Formula One until he was 39-years-old, and whether driving a Ferrari, Lancia, Maserati or Mercedes, he kept on winning races. \n\nThough Fangio was the greatest, Stewart rated fellow countryman Jim Clark as the best driver he raced against. \n\n\"His batting average was very good and he didn't race in too many grands prix.\" Clark -- who was tragically killed racing at Hockenheim in 1968 -- won 25 of his 73 Formula One races. Stewart's record is comparable, winning 27 from 100 starts. \n\nIt's this win to race ratio that really separates the good from the great Stewart believes. ", "title": "" } ]

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[ { "text": "CHAPTER XXIV \n\nTHE DOCTOR'S MISSION \n\nThe letter which Phoebe brought was a long and cordial one, in which Dora begged that Miriam would come and make her a visit of a few days. She said, moreover, that her brother was intending to call on Mr. Haverley and urge him to come to their house as frequently as he could during his sister's visit. Dora said that she would enjoy having Miriam with her so very, very much; and although the life at the dear old farm must be always charming, she believed that Miriam would like a little change, and she would do everything that she could to make the days pass pleasantly. \n\nThere could not have been a more cordial invitation, but its acceptance was considered soberly and without enthusiasm. \n\nDuring the past fortnight, there had been no intercourse between the Bannister and Haverley families. Dora, it is true, had written, but her letters had not been called for, and Ralph had not been to her house to inquire about the dog. The reason for this was that, turning over the matter in his mind for a day or two, he thought it well to mention it to Miriam in a casual way, for he perceived that it would be very unwise for him to go to Dora's house without informing his sister and giving her his reasons for the visit. To his surprise, Miriam strenuously opposed his going to the Bannister house on any pretence until Mr. Bannister had called upon him, and showed so much earnest feeling on the subject that he relinquished his intention. He could see for himself that it would not be the proper thing to do; and so he waited, with more impatience on rainy days than others, for Mr. Herbert Bannister to call upon him. ", "title": "" } ]

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[ { "text": "CHAPTER XXIV \n\nTHE DOCTOR'S MISSION \n\nThe letter which Phoebe brought was a long and cordial one, in which Dora begged that Miriam would come and make her a visit of a few days. She said, moreover, that her brother was intending to call on Mr. Haverley and urge him to come to their house as frequently as he could during his sister's visit. Dora said that she would enjoy having Miriam with her so very, very much; and although the life at the dear old farm must be always charming, she believed that Miriam would like a little change, and she would do everything that she could to make the days pass pleasantly. \n\nThere could not have been a more cordial invitation, but its acceptance was considered soberly and without enthusiasm. \n\nDuring the past fortnight, there had been no intercourse between the Bannister and Haverley families. Dora, it is true, had written, but her letters had not been called for, and Ralph had not been to her house to inquire about the dog. The reason for this was that, turning over the matter in his mind for a day or two, he thought it well to mention it to Miriam in a casual way, for he perceived that it would be very unwise for him to go to Dora's house without informing his sister and giving her his reasons for the visit. To his surprise, Miriam strenuously opposed his going to the Bannister house on any pretence until Mr. Bannister had called upon him, and showed so much earnest feeling on the subject that he relinquished his intention. He could see for himself that it would not be the proper thing to do; and so he waited, with more impatience on rainy days than others, for Mr. Herbert Bannister to call upon him. ", "title": "" } ]

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[ { "text": "CHAPTER XXIV \n\nTHE DOCTOR'S MISSION \n\nThe letter which Phoebe brought was a long and cordial one, in which Dora begged that Miriam would come and make her a visit of a few days. She said, moreover, that her brother was intending to call on Mr. Haverley and urge him to come to their house as frequently as he could during his sister's visit. Dora said that she would enjoy having Miriam with her so very, very much; and although the life at the dear old farm must be always charming, she believed that Miriam would like a little change, and she would do everything that she could to make the days pass pleasantly. \n\nThere could not have been a more cordial invitation, but its acceptance was considered soberly and without enthusiasm. \n\nDuring the past fortnight, there had been no intercourse between the Bannister and Haverley families. Dora, it is true, had written, but her letters had not been called for, and Ralph had not been to her house to inquire about the dog. The reason for this was that, turning over the matter in his mind for a day or two, he thought it well to mention it to Miriam in a casual way, for he perceived that it would be very unwise for him to go to Dora's house without informing his sister and giving her his reasons for the visit. To his surprise, Miriam strenuously opposed his going to the Bannister house on any pretence until Mr. Bannister had called upon him, and showed so much earnest feeling on the subject that he relinquished his intention. He could see for himself that it would not be the proper thing to do; and so he waited, with more impatience on rainy days than others, for Mr. Herbert Bannister to call upon him. ", "title": "" } ]

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[ { "text": "CHAPTER XXIV \n\nTHE DOCTOR'S MISSION \n\nThe letter which Phoebe brought was a long and cordial one, in which Dora begged that Miriam would come and make her a visit of a few days. She said, moreover, that her brother was intending to call on Mr. Haverley and urge him to come to their house as frequently as he could during his sister's visit. Dora said that she would enjoy having Miriam with her so very, very much; and although the life at the dear old farm must be always charming, she believed that Miriam would like a little change, and she would do everything that she could to make the days pass pleasantly. \n\nThere could not have been a more cordial invitation, but its acceptance was considered soberly and without enthusiasm. \n\nDuring the past fortnight, there had been no intercourse between the Bannister and Haverley families. Dora, it is true, had written, but her letters had not been called for, and Ralph had not been to her house to inquire about the dog. The reason for this was that, turning over the matter in his mind for a day or two, he thought it well to mention it to Miriam in a casual way, for he perceived that it would be very unwise for him to go to Dora's house without informing his sister and giving her his reasons for the visit. To his surprise, Miriam strenuously opposed his going to the Bannister house on any pretence until Mr. Bannister had called upon him, and showed so much earnest feeling on the subject that he relinquished his intention. He could see for himself that it would not be the proper thing to do; and so he waited, with more impatience on rainy days than others, for Mr. Herbert Bannister to call upon him. ", "title": "" } ]

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[ { "text": "A psychological identity relates to self-image (one's mental model of oneself), self-esteem, and individuality. Consequently, Weinreich gives the definition \"A person's identity is defined as the totality of one's self-construal, in which how one construes oneself in the present expresses the continuity between how one construes oneself as one was in the past and how one construes oneself as one aspires to be in the future\"; this allows for definitions of aspects of identity, such as: \"One's ethnic identity is defined as that part of the totality of one's self-construal made up of those dimensions that express the continuity between one's construal of past ancestry and one's future aspirations in relation to ethnicity\" (Weinreich, 1986a). \n\nThe description or representation of individual and group identity is a central task for psychologists, sociologists and anthropologists and those of other disciplines where \"identity\" needs to be mapped and defined. How should one describe the identity of another, in ways which encompass both their idiosyncratic qualities and their group memberships or identifications, both of which can shift according to circumstance? Following on from the work of Kelly, Erikson, Tajfel and others Weinreich's Identity Structure Analysis (ISA), is \"a structural representation of the individual's existential experience, in which the relationships between self and other agents are organised in relatively stable structures over time … with the emphasis on the socio-cultural milieu in which self relates to other agents and institutions\" (Weinreich and Saunderson, (eds) 2003, p1). Using constructs drawn from the salient discourses of the individual, the group and cultural norms, the practical operationalisation of ISA provides a methodology that maps how these are used by the individual, applied across time and milieus by the \"situated self\" to appraise self and other agents and institutions (for example, resulting in the individual's evaluation of self and significant others and institutions).[citation needed]", "title": "" } ]

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