user: Write an example conversation that led to this. This: 2012 had seen the launch of the Work Not Play campaign to help raise awareness of all the musicians that are asked to play for free.
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What happened with the Musicians' Union in 2002?
- John F. Smith won the election for the role of General Secretary in the 2002 election; he prompted a fight for reform against the Licensing Act 2003 as the Union believed that it had detrimental effects on musicians wanting to play in bars and pubs.
- Are there any other interesting aspects about this article?
- The fight against reform may have taken many years, but in 2012 the Live Music Act mean that amplified gigs of under 200 did not need a licence and unamplified gigs did not have a cap.
- What happened after the reform was implemented?
- In 2013, membership was over 30,000 and the Unions main expenditure was still staff wages.
- What other things did the union do?
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Write an example conversation that led to this. This: The Arena also served as a venue for regular vaudeville shows as well, and several known stage actors including noted impersonator Larry Blake, and Bela Lugosi, of Dracula fame.
Preceding conversation: DIALOG:
What is something interesting about Valley Arena Gardens?
- Brought on at the invitation of boxing promoter Sam Silverman, it would be billed as his "Eastern Debut" in such a capacity- his only previous referee role being at a venue in New Orleans. Throughout nearly the entirety of its existence the Arena booked many famous musicians for its night club, which featured its own in-house orchestra.
- What kind of musicians did they book?
- Spanning generations, it hosted many famous musicians across several genres, including jazz, blues, big band, country, soul, and rock & roll with such names as- Count Basie, Duke Ellington, Wee Bonnie Baker, The Dorsey Brothers, The Ink Spots, Lionel Hampton, Roy Rogers, The Glenn Miller Orchestra, Sarah Vaughan, The Temptations, Shep Fields, and Jack Teagarden.
- Did they have any other famous guests?
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Write an example conversation that led to this. This: In 1973, Pasinetti played a small acting part in Francesco Rossi's compelling depiction of "Lucky Luciano", the fabled American mafia boss who ran operations both in the US and Sicily.
Preceding conversation: DIALOG:
What did Francesco Rossi have to do with P. M. Pasinetti's later career?
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Write an example conversation that led to this. This: 1952, the Adjustment for University Colleges and Departments () started, and the most part of Hangchow University was merged into Zhejiang University.
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assistant: DIALOG:
What happened to Hangchow University during the Second Sino-Japanese War?
- During the Second Sino-Japanese War, the college moved through numerous places to avoid the Japanese invasion and military campaign, including Tunxi (in Anhui), Shanghai, Shaowu (in Fujian), Guiyang, Chongqing (the wartime capital of China), etc.
- When did the university re-opened?
- 1948, the college had two more faculties of engineering and business, and was promoted into the university status, named Hangchow University.
- Are there any other interesting aspects about this article?
- After setting up of the People's Republic of China, in 1951, the university was handed over to the Zhejiang Provincial Government, and all the American teachers were sent back to United States.
- What happened after the university was handed over to Zhejiang Provincial Government?
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