Detailed Instructions: In this task, five ordered key facts are given. All the given facts are expressed in natural language. Your job is to generate a story 100 to 1000 words long, that includes all the facts given as input in their order of appearance while expanding upon them to produce a broader, yet coherent, narrative.
Q: Fact1: deciding vote goes to tiny obscure European Republic of Concordia, Fact2: Juliet is daughter of American ambassador, Fact3: Igor is son of Soviet ambassador, Fact4: Moulsworth confesses that she 's not in love with Freddie but rather with Igor Panicked, Fact5: Romanoff has fallen in love with Juliet
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A vote in the United Nations is deadlocked. The deciding vote goes to the tiny, obscure European Republic of Concordia. Its president, known as the General Peter Ustinov, abstains from voting. To remedy the issue, ambassadors from the United States and Soviet Union attempt to win the Generals favor. Juliet Moulsworth Sandra Dee and Igor Romanoff John Gavin meet at a party, not knowing that Juliet is the daughter of the American ambassador and Igor is the son of the Soviet ambassador. They instantly fall in love and spend the whole night talking. Before they part the next morning, they are distressed to discover that each others parentage. Juliets fiance, Freddie, writes to say hes coming to visit her in Concordia. Panicked, she confesses to her parents that shes not in love with Freddie, but rather with Igor. Her parents are shocked and horrified. Meanwhile, Igor is informed by his parents that they have arranged a marriage for him and the prospective bride will soon arrive. Igor informs them that he has fallen in love with Juliet and they react in a similar manner as Juliets parents. Otto, an adviser to the General, fears that their small nation will be invaded should they continue to abstain from voting. Lacking any formal military, the two of them make an unconventional plan to save Concordia. They begin by intimidating the larger nations with a fake an atomic bomb detention. They follow this up by putting together a volunteer army out of patriotic civilians, complete with fake air raids and chaotic, nonnonsensical military exercises. A Soviet spy informs the General that Igor will kill himself if he cannot be with Juliet. The General hurries to Igor and stops the young man by promising he will see his beloved within the hour. The General goes to Juliet, who tells him she cant be with Igor for the sake of her parents. The General counters that she must listen to her own hearts desires. The General presides over a celebration of Concordias history with the American and Soviet ambassadors and their wives in attendance. A seemingly fake marriage ceremony turns out to be a real one between Juliet and Igor, who have disguised themselves. They are wedded on the steps of a church by a Concordian priest. The General asks the ambassadors if they are ready to surrender to the inevitability of love, which they refuse. The General pretends to order a firing squad on the parents, only to reveal that Concordia has never made nor purchased ammunition. Dancing in the streets ensues. Igor asks the General how they can thank him. The General replies he should be thanking them, as theyve proven love cannot be defeated. He will go to the United Nations to report on Concordias victory.