takojunior/llama_2_finetune_small huggingface dataset:
Question: A nine-year-old girl has been left traumatised after her classmates ripped up Christmas cards she gave to them because they didn't come with candy canes. Annie Winter, from Coomera on the Gold Coast, bought cards for her daughter Lori to give out to children at school but couldn't find mini candy canes at the shop. Ms Winter said the Year 3 student has been left extremely upset after the cards were thrown out right in front of her. 'She said "Mum some of the people today just threw them out", they ripped them up in front of her,' she told Daily Mail Australia. Annie Winter (left) is devastated for her daughter Lori (right) who was treated so cruelly by her classmates when she gave them Christmas cards - but did not include candy canes in the envelope. 'It's just so rude, she's a fairly private person anyway and it's like a slap in the face. 'She's doesn't like showing her feelings so outright, that's why when she came home and told me about it she said "Mum I'm not doing that again", she doesn't want to put herself out there.' Ms Winter said she didn't think the children did it to intentionally bully her daughter. 'I think it's more to do with the expectation kids seem to have these days, they've kind of got this attitude of what to get out of things rather than what they can give,' she said. 'You can't say that for all kids but I just question whether or not it's a sign of the times or is the way we're parenting? Ms Winter said she didn't think the children did it to intentionally bully her daughter, but instead thought they lacked manners and expected too much. 'Are we not showing kids to be grateful?' Ms Winter said she is treating the whole ordeal as a learning experience for Lori and her younger daughter Holly, seven. 'My biggest thing, I want them to be kind and I want them to be responsible for their actions,' she said. 'I want them to have the old fashion manners and respect and I think it starts in the home.' Since Ms Winter posted about her daughter on a community Facebook page the family has been inundated with messages of support and people wanting to send Christmas cards to Lori. 'It just brought me to tears, I've gone through and read all of the messages to my daughters,' she said. 'I think that's really encouraged Lori, I want to show her this is what people are really like.'
Summarize the highlights of this article.
Answer: Annie Winter bought cards for her daughter Lori to give out to friends. The students ripped up the cards in front of the Gold Coast nine-year-old. Ms Winter said they threw them out because they didn't have candy canes. Lori, who has Asperger's Syndrome, has been traumatised by the ordeal.
Question: Use the following highlights to write an article:

Wayne Rooney 'cheated' against Preston, believes Stan Collymore. The 29-year-old scored a penalty as Manchester United beat Preston 3-1. Collymore believes Rooney owes it to the fans and game not to dive.

Article:
Answer: Manchester United captain Wayne Rooney 'cheated' to win a penalty at Preston, insists Stan Collymore. The forward went over after being challenged by North End goalkeeper Thorsten Stuckmann, before picking himself up to convert the resulting spot-kick that put United 3-1 up on Monday. But debate surrounded about whether Rooney had dived to win a penalty, with former England striker Gary Lineker tweeting: 'A dive? Yes. A reckless challenge? Yes. An interesting one.' Wayne Rooney touched the ball past North End goalkeeper Thorsten Stuckman during the FA Cup clash. Rooney went down a moment after and several of the Preston players were unhappy with his actions. Rooney lies down on the ground before the penalty is given by the referee late on at Deepdale. But Collymore was in no doubt that Rooney was guilty of diving: 'Rooney shouldn't be diving due to his position as captain of club and country,' said on talkSport. 'He toe-pokes the ball past the goalkeeper, who he knows is coming out quickly, and he dives,' said Collymore. 'That’s cheating, we’ve had this debate a million times.' He added: 'When you wear that respect campaign armband, you owe it to the fans and the game not to do that. 'I’m bitterly disappointed, he is the England captain and Manchester United captain and he’s better than that.' Rooney scored from the spot-kick to put Manchester United 3-1 up on the night. Collymore's view that Rooney was echoed by former Preston player Kevin Kilbane, who said: 'There's no contact on Wayne Rooney. It's a dive.' However, Preston manager Simon Grayson refused to criticise Rooney, despite believing Stuckmann had not touched the United captain. ‘Wayne Rooney has not been touched by the goalkeeper. Yes he has had to jump out of the way but he has not been touched. I’m not saying it wasn’t a penalty, I’m saying there was no contact. You can interpret that how you want,' said Grayson. ‘It wasn’t a dive. He has gone to get out of the way and take evasive action. I’ m not complaining.' Former footballer Stan Collymore believes Rooney shouldn't be diving because of his position in the game. Rooney was defended by former United team-mate Phil Neville and England manager Roy Hodgson. Neville said: 'Wayne Rooney had to get out the way. For me it's a reckless challenge.' Hodgson said: 'I don't think it is a dive, he's taking evasive action.'
Question: By. Emma Thomas. PUBLISHED:. 04:45 EST, 2 November 2013. |. UPDATED:. 10:18 EST, 2 November 2013. A man was tortured in a terrifying 'trick or treat' robbery on Halloween. Two men wearing 'Scream' masks and armed with a knife and an axe shouted 'trick or treat' outside a Bedford flat before barging inside and carrying out a violent robbery. Inside they bound a 26-year-old man with tape and then tortured by being cut on his head, his legs and face to make the woman who lived at the property, hand over money. Grange Road: The man was tortured so the woman inside the Bedford flat would hand over cash she had from selling a car. Scream: The masks, made popular by the Scream film series, were worn by two robbers who tortured a man for money. They also stole two iPhones. Bedfordshire Police say the robbery happened at about 9.30 pm on Thursday evening at the flat in Grange Road. Detectives have described the attackers as two Asian men. They were wearing dark clothes and hoodies as well as the Halloween masks. Police said the 24-year-old woman had money in the flat after recently selling her car. Police say they will not be disclosing how much cash was taken but are looking at the possibility the attackers knew there was cash in the house. Det Con Mike Armstrong, said the two attackers would have been noticeable as they would have been considerably taller than most trick or treaters out on Thursday. He said: 'The injuries to the man are very nasty and obviously this was a very frightening incident for both people involved. 'Officers have made extensive searches, forensic examinations and knocked on doors in the area, but there are bound to be people who were around at the time that we haven't yet spoken to.' The two men left the block of flats on foot but police are still trying to establish which direction they went after that. It is possible they got into a car parked further up the road or in a nearby street. The distinctive masks, worn by the killer in the popular Scream film series, are white and are usually worn with a black hood and cloak. American slasher films, Scream, are based around murderers that dress up as the character to stalk their victims. The four films have broke box office records when they came out in the late nineties and star Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox, and David Arquette. Anyone with information is asked to contact Bedfordshire Police on 101.
What are the important parts of this article?
Answer: Two men barged into Bedford flat and bound the 26-year-old victim. Robbery happened at about 9.30pm on Halloween. Officers say the incident was 'frightening'
Question: Clock is now set at six minutes to midnight, Chicago-based group says. Midnight represents a nuclear apocalypse. Doomsday Clock had been adjusted only 18 times before Thursday. Farthest was 17 minutes after the signing of the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty.

Write an article based on these highlights.
Answer: The world has inched further away from doom and nuclear disaster, said a group of respected scientists that includes 19 Nobel Laureates. The symbolic Doomsday Clock has been moved back a minute, reflecting the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists' more optimistic view of the world's chances of avoiding catastrophic threats such as nuclear attacks. The clock is now set at six minutes to midnight, with midnight representing a nuclear apocalypse, according to the group, which is based in Chicago, Illinois. "We are poised to bend the arc of history toward a world free of nuclear weapons. For the first time since atomic bombs were dropped in 1945, leaders of nuclear weapons states are cooperating to vastly reduce their arsenals and secure all nuclear bomb-making material," the scientists said in a statement Thursday. The Doomsday Clock was created in 1947 and had been adjusted only 18 times before Thursday, the group said. The closest it has been to midnight is two minutes, from 1953 to 1960, after the Soviet Union and the United States stepped up testing of thermonuclear devices. The farthest has been 17 minutes, from 1991 to 1995, after the signing of the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty. "A key to the new era of cooperation is a change in the U.S. government's orientation toward international affairs, brought about in part by the election of [President Barack] Obama," the group said. "With a more pragmatic, problem-solving approach, not only has Obama initiated new arms-reduction talks with Russia, he has started negotiations with Iran to close its nuclear enrichment program, and directed the U.S. government to lead a global effort to secure loose fissile material in four years. "He also presided over the U.N. Security Council last September, where he supported a fissile material cutoff treaty and encouraged all countries to live up to their disarmament and nonproliferation obligations under the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty," said the group, which added that much more work needs to be done. Threats remain around the world, the scientists said, noting that governments might not live up to pledges to reduce nuclear arms and combat climate change. Scientists and other experts who had produced the atomic bomb for the Manhattan Project established the group in 1945, its Web site said.
Question: Translate to Czech:

Here we go.

Czech:
Answer: Tak co Scotte, dáš si jednu?
Question: How is "I'il see you later, I hope." said in Czech?
Answer: Doufám, že se ještě uvidíme.
Question: Děkuji, profesore. Bylo mi potěšením.

In English?
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Thank you, Professor.
How is "Are you still feeling distressed?" said in Czech?
Pořád se cítíš mizerně?
Q: Translate "We are trying our best for you, Gerry." to Czech?

A: Ty víš že se snažíme dělat pro tebe jen to nejlepší Gerry.
input question: Write a sentence not in English.
output answer: NAH, NAH, NAH, žádný!
Q: Translate "* Knee-deep in the hoopla *" to Czech?
Yes: Knee-deep in the hoopla
Q: Translate "I'm going upstairs now and think about more comments for tomorrow." to Czech?
Yes:
Answer: Teď jdu nahoru a budu přemýšlet o dalších komentářích na zítřek.
Question: Translate to Czech:

Trying to quit.

Czech:
Answer: Pokouším se s tím přestat.
Question: How is "(Conrad) She was your ninth grade Latin teacher." said in Czech?

In Czech: Byla to tvá učitelka latiny z 9. třídy.


How is "Is that Chopin's "Funeral March"?" said in Czech?

In Czech: To je Chopinův Smuteční pochod?


How is "Abacavir and zidovudine." said in Czech?

In Czech: Abakavir a zidovudin.


How is "Building the capacity through which companies in third countries can comply will also provide business support in line with the Aid for Trade agenda of the EU and, as pointed out by the Chairperson of the WTO-TBT Committee, increase confidence and boost free trade and fair trade ( 18 ) ." said in Czech?


Answer: In Czech: Budování kapacity, pomocí níž by mohly firmy ve třetích zemích splňovat pravidla, také dále přinese podporu podnikání v souladu s programem pomoci v oblasti obchodu EU a, jak poukázal předseda výboru WTO-TBT, zvýší také důvěru a podpoří volný obchod a spravedlivý obchod ( 18 ) .
Question: Translate the following sentence to Czech:
Would you mind if I sat a little bit closer?
Answer: Nevadilo by vám, kdybych si přisedla blíž?
Question: How is "There are genes that skip generations." said in Czech?
Existují geny, které překonají generace.

How is "Phone:" said in Czech?
Brno

How is "Why do they run instead of going on Carrousel?" said in Czech?
Proč utíkají, když mohou jít na Kolotoč?

How is "You first, ma'am." said in Czech?

Answer: Vy napřed, slečno.
Question: How is "We're gonna have to I.D. His teeth." said in Czech?
Answer: Budeme jej muset identifikovat pomocí zubů.
Question: Write a sentence not in English.
Answer: Co dělá a s kým mluví?
Question: Omotáme mu ho kolem předních končetin a přitáhneme tu nestvůru na břeh.

In English?
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We hold his front legs and bring the beast to shore.


Zjištění ohledně bezpečnostních postupů a rámců Zátěžových testy poukázaly na osvědčené postupy i nedostatky v členských státech.

In English?
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Findings on safety procedures and frameworks The stress tests highlighted best practices as well as shortcomings in Member States.


Takže jak daleko jsme?

In English?
xxxxx

Answer: How close are we ?
Question: No, your mother should have.

Translate to Czech
Answer: Ne, vaše matka by měla být.
Question: test: Vidíte, co jsme právě udělali?
English?

translation: You see what we've done?

test: Pokud obdrží žádost od členského státu, který trpí nebo by mohl trpět vážnými problémy, Komise přijme rozhodnutí o této žádosti do 24 hodin od jejího přijetí.
English?

translation: If the Commission receives a request from a Member State which is suffering or likely to suffer serious disturbances it shall take a decision thereon within 24 hours of receipt of the request.

test: Spadls z 50. let?
English?

translation: What are you from, the 1950s?

test: Už to posílám.
English?

translation:
Answer: I'm sending this directly.
Question: Translate the following sentence to Czech:
We weren't popular.

Czech:
Answer: Nebyli jsme populární.
Question: Q: Translate "if you don't want to, just say so." to Czech?
Yes: Jestli nechceš, stačí říct.

Q: Translate "So now that I fucked up, I'll go like this, and then I'll start lip syncing like..." to Czech?
Yes: Takže, když jsem něco posral, tak jsem dělal tohle.. začal jsem dělat tohle..

Q: Translate ""Species | Alfonsinos | Zone:" to Czech?
Yes:
Answer: | Pilonoš rodu Beryx
Question: [Q]: Opravdu ano.

Translate this to English?
[A]: Seriously, I do.
Question:
Moc.

Could you please translate this to English?
Answer:
That hurt a lot.
test: Neměl jsem nijak dobrý pocit z toho, že jsme byli mezi hromadou dalších dvojčat, mám z toho vždycky pocit, že vidím dvakrát.
English?

translation: I don't like to be around twins, they make me think I'm seeing double.
Ty děti se staly sirotky za jeho velení.

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xxxxx
Those kids became orphans under his watch.
How is "Come on, boys, keep going." said in Czech?
Pojďte, pojďte.
[Q]: Muzika ještě nikoho nezabila. Stáhni ten zvuk, strávil jsem celej den u frézy. Třeští mi hlava.

Translate this to English?
[A]:
Answer: You don't die from music. put the noise down a little please, my head begins to pop.
Question: input question: Write a sentence not in English.
output answer: Může s tebou trávit mnohem více času než já.
input question: Write a sentence not in English.
output answer: Například vůně jejího parfému by na začátek stačila.
input question: Write a sentence not in English.
output answer: Chceš? Je to na tobě!
input question: Write a sentence not in English.
output answer:
Answer: Zavisláci pořád hledají skuliny.
Question: test: "Tvůj fanda a agent, Mills Toddner.
English?

translation: "Your fan and agent, Mills Toddner.

test: Kde se tady vzal?
English?

translation: How'd he get here?

test: Bylo to to léto kdy...
English?

translation: That was the summer when...

test: Chceš DVD? Jo.
English?

translation:
Answer: You want buy DVD?
Question: Translate the following sentence to Czech:
We're out of our jurisdiction.

Czech:
Answer: Je to mimo naší pravomoc.
Question: Translate the following sentence to Czech:
No, I'm still here with Buffy.

Czech:
Answer: Ne, jsem tady s Buffy.
Question: He said, short or long, he did not know where Earth was located and he didn't know anyone who knew, and, in his opinion, it was wrong to try to find it.

Translate to Czech

Czech:
Answer: Odpověděl, že ať malá či velká, o poloze Země mu není nic známo a ani neví o nikom, komu by bylo, a že podle něj není správné snažit se ji najít.
Question: Q: Translate ""No that I'm boond to her, see ye." to Czech?
Yes: „Ne že bych jí byl zavázán, rozumíš.

Q: Translate "Community customs code as regards the date of its application ***I Report: Constance Le Grip (A7-0170/2013)" to Czech?
Yes: Celní kodex Společenství, pokud jde o datum jeho použitelnosti ***I Zpráva: Constance Le Grip (A7-0170/2013)

Q: Translate "Next time, I'll be arresting you." to Czech?
Yes:
Answer: Příště tě už budu zatýkat.
Question: Um, no, I'm fine, thanks.

Translate to Czech

Czech:
Answer: Um, ne, jsem v pohodě, díky.
Question: Q: Translate "Are you fucking kidding me?" to Czech?
Yes: To si děláš prdel, ne?

Q: Translate "Of course she does." to Czech?
Yes: Jak jinak.

Q: Translate "I can't see you anymore." to Czech?
Yes:
Answer: Uzz vás nemuzzu mít v péci.
Question: How is "Yeah, we're done here." said in Czech?
Jo, skončili jsme.
Q: Translate "You cannot contact anyone on the other side." to Czech?

A: Už nemusíš znovu vidět svou rodinu.
input question: Write a sentence not in English.
output answer: Bond přemýšlel, jestli si vůbec uvědomila, že se dívá na vrahy svých rodičů.
Q: Translate ""Bof!" said Angelique Guderian." to Czech?
Yes: "Pcha!" ušklíbla se Angélique Guderianová.
[Q]: Už to bude.

Translate this to English?
[A]: Yes. Coming soon.
How is "Mrs. Morel surveyed her pantry." said in Czech?

Answer: Paní Morelová vykonala přehlídku špižírny.
Question: input question: Write a sentence not in English.
output answer: Když se na to dívám, tak si říkám, tohle dnes večer sníme.
input question: Write a sentence not in English.
output answer: Ale on se musel po cestě zastavit na snídani.
input question: Write a sentence not in English.
output answer: To považuji za politicky nerozumné a dokonce nedbalé, a proto doporučuji přijmout nalezený kompromis.
input question: Write a sentence not in English.
output answer:
Answer: Už chápu, proč ho nechtěli v laboratoři nesmrtících zbraní.
Question: Question:
V každém patře viděl další chodby a nějaké místnosti.

Could you please translate this to English?
Answer:
At each bay he saw more corridors and some rooms.

Question:
Promiň, neposlouchala jsem.

Could you please translate this to English?
Answer:
I'm sorry, I wasrt listening.

Question:
Jak jsi vyrostl!

Could you please translate this to English?
Answer:
You've grown!

Question:
Vyměnil jsem ho.

Could you please translate this to English?
Answer:

Answer: That's the swap.
Question: Q: Translate "Command line 1" to Czech?
Yes: Příkazová řádka 1

Q: Translate "They weren't part of the original crew. They came here just like us." to Czech?
Yes: Nebyli součástí původní posádky, přišli sem jako my.

Q: Translate "I don't know. Drowning sounds like a much gentler way to go." to Czech?
Yes:
Answer: Utopit se mi připadá lepší.
Question: Q: Translate "Thanks for letting us tow it out here." to Czech?
Yes: Díky, žes nám dovolil to sem odtáhnout.

Q: Translate "(c) adjusting production to market requirements;" to Czech?
Yes: c) přizpůsobení produkce požadavkům trhu;

Q: Translate "Be patient" to Czech?
Yes:
Answer: Prosíme vás o trpělivost.
Question: Translate the following sentence to Czech:
And why would you revise it?

Czech:
Answer: A proč jsou úpravy nutné?
Question: Je to země Varšavské smlouvy. Ale to už zařídíme. Je to nejbližší dostupná možnost.

Translate to English
Answer: I know it's a Warsaw Pact country, but I think we can handle it.
Question: How is "I'm a printer." said in Czech?

In Czech: Jsem tiskař.


How is "A pound a day." said in Czech?

In Czech: Libru denně pánové.


How is "If only I had a... oh, wait, here's one." said in Czech?

In Czech: Kdybych tak jen měl... oh, počkat, tady je jeden.


How is "How impressive it was." said in Czech?


Answer: In Czech: Ty to víš.
Question: Jen chci vědět, jestli si myslíte, že jsem zabil svou ženu.

Translate this to English?
Answer: I just wanted to know if you think I murdered my wife.
Question: Q: Translate "I long to rub you the right way." to Czech?

A: Nejdřív tě správně namažu.
input question: Write a sentence not in English.
output answer: Nic jako ptákoratón neexistuje.
Q: Translate "Why don't you have a goddamn TV?" to Czech?
Yes: Kde je ta zatracená televize?
[Q]: Vsadím se, že když ji požádám, mohla by mi poslat i fotky z druhého místa činu.

Translate this to English?
[A]: I bet if I asked she might send over photos from the second scene, too.
Question:
Bližší vysvětlení přímo od kapely čtěte zde: „Bohužel musíme zrušit své vystoupení na letošním festivalu Brutal Assault.

Could you please translate this to English?
Answer:
Here is their official statement: “We unfortunately have to cancel our performance at this year's Brutal Assault.
Question:
Tak si sedni! Sedni si!

Could you please translate this to English?
Answer:

Answer: Sit down.
Question: How is "Going. I will not bite." said in Czech?
Answer: No, nebudu vás kousnout.
Question: input question: Write a sentence not in English.
output answer: „Na té cestě jsou nebezpečně uvolněné kameny.
Q: Translate "That's not bad. Just turn the Tesla power to full." to Czech?
Yes: Prostě nastav teslu na plný výkon.
[Q]: Je Karen naštvaná?

Translate this to English?
[A]: Karen upset?
Question:
Jo. Spadnul ti na hlavu kokos, když jsem byla nakoupit?

Could you please translate this to English?
Answer:
Did freaking Chestnut here kick you in the head while I was in Starbucks?
test: "Ještě jsem se nerozhodl," odvětil krátce Šedivec.
English?

translation: "I haven't decided," Wolf answered shortly.
input question: Write a sentence not in English.
output answer:
Answer: Snažíš se přesvědčit sebe nebo mě?
Question: Takže přeci jen bylo správné jí věřit.

In English?
xxxxx
Wow. So we were right to trust her.
How is "Anyway, it's nice to see you again, Brigadier." said in Czech?
Tak jako tak, moc ráda vás znovu vidím, Brigadýre.
Q: Translate "But he was beginning to doubt that Augustine knew anything." to Czech?

A: Ale teď už začínal pochybovat, že by Mark věděl o všem.
input question: Write a sentence not in English.
output answer: Otevřou se ti kapiláry.
Q: Translate "Just the two of us, in a shuttlecraft, for six hours." to Czech?
Yes: V raketoplánu budeme jen my dva, celých 6 hodin.
Q: Translate "And you offered her money? $30,000... all we had." to Czech?
Yes:
Answer: A nabídli jste jí peníze? $30,000... Všechno, co jsme měli.
Question: How is "Why wasn't he taken care of already?" said in Czech?
Proč o to nebylo postaráno?
Q: Translate ""Unrealistic, Sir?"" to Czech?

A: "Nerealistické, pane?"
input question: Write a sentence not in English.
output answer: Já jen, já, já--- nechceš to přece zahodit celé pryč kvůli malé hádce bez úderů?
Q: Translate "Just take it easy, please." to Czech?
Yes: Jen ... Jen klid, prosím.
[Q]: Protože jsem poznala parchanty, jako jsi ty, až moc z blízka.

Translate this to English?
[A]: A chance! Because I have known scumbags like you from way too close up.
How is "Hey, oh, I'm so sorry. I think I accidentally punched you in the tit." said in Czech?

Answer: Ahoj, moc se omlouvám, asi jsem tě omylem bouchla do kozy.
Question: Translate to Czech:

But you… you never do what I expect.

Czech:
Answer: Ale ty… nikdy neuděláš, co očekávám.
Question: Translate the following sentence to Czech:
You don't, you never did

Czech:
Answer: Ne, nikdy jsi mě nepotřebovala.