user: Example conversation: DIALOG:
What year did the Tri-City Dust Devils team colors change?
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Without a parent club, Cain's Bend team was renamed the Bucks in a local contest in January 1987, and chose navy blue and red as its colors.


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What is the organization Animal Defenders International?
- Animal Defenders International Animal Defenders International (ADI) is an American major international campaigning group, with offices in London, Los Angeles and Bogota, who lobby to protect animals on issues such as animals in entertainment and their use in experiments, worldwide traffic in endangered species, factory farming, pollution and conservation.
- What is notable about the organization?
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The organization has been involved with several international animal rescues, funding both the relocation and rehoming of circus lions, tigers, chimpanzees and other animals and has become a major force for animal protection, succeeding through its undercover investigations in securing legal protection for animals.


Example conversation: Write the response (start with "Response:") DIALOG:
What's the difference between the different sizes of bubble balls?
- Three common sizes of bubbleballs are typically sold by distributors in either PVC (polyvinyl chloride) or TPU (thermoplastic polyurethane).
- Are there any other interesting aspects about this article?
- The complete opening at the top and bottom of the bubbleball allows for easy breathing during gameplay.
- Do they have different types of balls for different games?
- In addition to the bubbleballs themselves, pumps, repair kits, and warranties are sold by distributors.
- Is there a specific game that uses the larger balls?
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- Are the balls used for commercial use?
- Local rentals and leagues Bubbleball rentals and leagues span the continental US.
- What do the rental places include with the balls?
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Response: A rental typically includes space for 6-20 players per hour, the use of bubbleballs, goals and soccer balls, a trained referee, a sideline coordinator, and transportation of equipment to and from the venue.


See the conversation examples, and predict the next turn. DIALOG:
What was the relationship between Empress Zhang and the dynastic founder?
- It was thought that he would continue the line of succession in the role of the deceased emperor's adoptive younger brother and treat his aunt, Empress Zhang, and deceased uncle as father and mother.
- Are there any other interesting aspects about this article?
- A crisis developed when Jiajing's mother, Lady Chiang, arrived at Tongzhou.
- What was the crisis?
- She heard that she was to be received as a princess rather than as an empress and that her son was pressured to refer her as his aunt.
- What happened after that?
- She threatened to return to Anlu with her son, who informed Empress Zhang he intended to abdicate.
- Did he relent?
- An edict was issued under Empress Zhang's seal giving her an imperial title.
- What else did you find interesting?
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Empress Zhang, however, continued to regard Lady Chiang as an unimportant princess, receiving her with the courtesies proper for an imperial princess, her title of empress dowager notwithstanding.


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What did the poet Timoshenko Aslanides do?
- Timoshenko Aslanides Timoshenko Aslanides (born 24 December 1943) is an Australian poet.
- Was there anything else interesting about this article?
- Timoshenko Aslanides was born on Christmas Eve, 1943, in the Crown Street Women's Hospital, in Sydney, to John Paul Aslanides (1901-1962), a 1925 immigrant to Australia from the Greek community in Kerasus (on the Black Sea coast) and Olive Emma Browne (1910-1993), daughter of a pastoralist family from Lockhart, New South Wales.
- Did he go to school for music?
- Aslanides graduated BA (Music) from the University of Sydney in 1967 and B.Ec from the Australian National University in 1976.
- When did he start writing?
- He began writing poetry after he moved to Canberra in 1972, where he joined the Australian Public Service.
- Did he win any awards?
- His first book of poems, "The Greek Connection", won him the British Commonwealth Poetry Prize for 1978 for the best first book of poetry in English published the previous year in the British Commonwealth excluding England; he was the first Australian to win this prize.
- Did he write any other books?
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He has since produced 13 books.


Example conversation: Write the response (start with "Response:") DIALOG:
What is a typical example of a chapter from Van Loon's Lives?
- Chapters in the book typically start with Van Loon describing the lives of the people invited that week, with many digressions and idiosyncratic comments, opinions and comparisons with actual 20th century events - particularly with the doings of Hitler and Nazi Germany in general and the Nazi occupation of the Netherlands in particular, which was clearly very much on Van Loon's mind.
- What happens next?
- This is followed by these people appearing in the 1930s provincial Netherlands and their interaction with modern people, in some cases consisting of polite and intellectually stimulating conversations, in other cases leading to humorous or hilarious results.
- What types of things happen with the characters?
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assistant: Response: (For example, the Archbishop of Bithynia and Archbishop of Cyrenaica, who were staunch theological foes during the 4th century Council of Nicea, wildly assault each other as soon as they are resurrected in the 20th century and run out into the streets of Veere, shouting abuse.