user: Question:
Imagine the conversation that came before this response?
In 1982 he was editor-in-chief of "Off the Wall Street Journal" and "Off the Wall Street Journal II" which between them sold almost a million copies and featured such contributors as Kurt Andersen.

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DIALOG:
What were some of Tony Hendra's later projects?
- In 1973, Hendra produced, directed and co-wrote (with Sean Kelly), the Lampoon's off-Broadway revue "Lemmings" in which Hendra cast John Belushi, Chevy Chase, Rhonda Coullet, Christopher Guest and Alice Playten in their first starring roles.
- What other roles did Hendra play with the Lampoon?
- Hendra continued as an editor of the Lampoon until 1975 when he became co-editor-in-chief with Kelly until 1978.
- What did Hendra do after being Co-Editor in Chief?
- After leaving the Lampoon in 1978, Hendra began working as a freelance editor, writer and actor.
- What roles did he take on after leaving the Lampoon?
- During the New York newspaper strike of 1978, he edited and co-created the parody "Not the New York Times" with Rusty Unger, Christopher Cerf, and George Plimpton, and published by Larry Durocher and Josh Feigenbaum.
- What other work did he do?
- In 1979 he co-edited (with Cerf and actor Peter Elbling) " The 80s - A Look Back " In 1980 he packaged and edited "The Sayings of Ayatollah Khomeini" aka "The Little Green Book of Ayatollah Khomeini", a collection of the Ayatollah's actual teachings with an introduction by Clive Irving which was regularly featured on "Johnny Carson's Tonight Show".
- What other achievements did he have?
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Input: See this dialog response. Roman Catholic Diocese of Mongu The Roman Catholic Diocese of Mongu () is a diocese located in Mongu in Zambia. What came before?
Came before: DIALOG:
What is the Roman Catholic Diocese of Mongu?
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Write the conversation that led to this response. It also owned the operation in Cambridge and Stratford-upon-Avon, but these were passed to Stagecoach, who also provided normal bus services in that area.
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Conversation:
DIALOG:
What were the first city sightseeinng tours?
- They featured equipment specifically designed for tours and were "Low floor." These appeared first in Spain and then in the UK.
- Are there any other interesting aspects about this article?
- By 2004 they were featured around the world.
- Who owns it?
- Since 2004, the company has been part of Singapore Ducktours, sold to RATP Group in September 2014.
- Is it still operational?
- Both London and Singapore's City Sightseeing operations are under Extrapolitan Sightseeing Group.
- Who manages it?
- Ensignbus owned the operations in Bath, Cardiff, Eastbourne and Windsor until its subsidiary, Bath Bus Company, was sold to the RATP Group in February 2011.
- Is it open to the public?
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Input: What came before. Also, if epistemic community members have developed authoritative bureaucratic reputations in various countries, they are likely to participate in the creation and running of national and international institutions that directly pursue international policy coordination, for example, a regulatory agency, think tank or governmental research body.
Solution: DIALOG:
What is the difference between Epistemic community and Epistemic nation?
- International cooperation is further facilitated if powerful states are involved, as a quasi-structure is created containing the reasons, expectations and arguments for coordination.
- Are there any other interesting aspects about this article?
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Question:
What might have been said before [In the parlance of the day, among RAF personnel, "it was no piece of cake.] ???
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Answer:
DIALOG:
What are the main types of aircraft operations?
- Ferrying Mosquitos and many other types of WWII aircraft from Canada to Europe was dangerous, resulting in losses of lives and machines, but in the exigencies of war it was regarded as the best option for twin-engine and multi-engine aircraft.
- Are there any other interesting aspects about this article?
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Response: He appeared on "The High Chaparral" as the leader of a group of striking Irish Miners (1969) in "No Irish Need Apply". The preceding conversation:

Preceding conversation:

assistant: DIALOG:
What happened in 1964 with John Vernon?
- He made his Broadway debut in 1964 as DeSoto opposite Christopher Plummer and David Carradine in "The Royal Hunt of the Sun".
- What happened in the 1960s?
- During the Golden Age of CBC Drama in the 1960s he co-starred in Edna O'Brien's "A Cheap Bunch of Nice Flowers", opposite Colleen Dewhurst, and in "Uncle Vanya", opposite William Hutt and Rita Gam.
- What happened with the CBC series?
- He appeared in the CBC series "Wojeck" in the late 1960s, playing a crime-fighting medical examiner, but left to further his acting career in the United States.
- What happened in 1967?
- In 1967, he appeared opposite Lee Marvin in "Point Blank".
- What happened with Rico Parra?
- In 1969, he played Cuban revolutionary Rico Parra in Alfred Hitchcock's Cold War-era spy movie "Topaz".
- What happened in 1969?
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