Q: Generate a context and a hypothesis.

Generated: Context: Well, I don't know what the question is. It may relate to your standing objection, but we'll note that. We'll hold that thought, and you can proceed with the question, because all we have is the exhibit that is a newspaper article. So let's proceed with the question. There's no need to restate your objection, unless you want to put a finer point on the objection. But at this point, proceed with your question.

Hypothesis: A standing objection happened.

Q: Generate a context and a hypothesis.

Generated: Context: hard work<br>Carl had been hired to work at a local factory. It was very hot with temperatures typically over one hundred degrees. Carl hated the job and wanted to quit. However, he had to stick with it to pay the bills. Eventually, Carl got use to job and learned to enjoy it.

Hypothesis: Carl walks to work.

Q: Generate a context and a hypothesis.

Generated: Context: As he drew near Bowser 's own little house , Reddy circled out around it until he could see the doorway .<br>Then he sat down where he could peek around from behind a tree and watch .<br>He had been there only a few moments when the back door of Farmer Brown 's house opened and Farmer Brown 's boy stepped out .<br>Reddy did n't run .<br>He knew that Farmer Brown 's boy would never dream that he would dare come so near .<br>Besides , it was very clear that Farmer Brown 's boy was thinking of no one but Bowser .<br>He whistled and called just as he had done several times during the day .

Hypothesis: The boy was thinking about Bowser.

Q: Generate a context and a hypothesis.

Generated:
Context: Months ago, CEO John Stumpf praised the executive in hot water as "a standard-bearer" for the bank. Wells Fargo & Co's WFC -0.45% "sandbagger"-in-chief is leaving the giant bank with an enormous pay day$124.6 million. Come on U.S. Code When is enough going to be enough????

Hypothesis: John Stumpf is the CEO of Standard Chartered bank.