wcy1122/Long-TTS-Eval huggingface dataset:
LONDON (Reuters) - It’s "mission accomplished" for OPEC in its battle against bulging global oil inventories, thanks to production cuts in place for nearly 18 months. OPEC, which supplies a third of the world’s oil, agreed to curb output by 1.8 million barrels per day jointly with 10 other producers including Russia until stocks returned to more normal levels.

The overhang of unwanted crude and oil products has reached OPEC’s target, but the group now says it would rather see a pickup in investment, which fell by $1 trillion (719.01 billion pounds) in the three years of surplus and weak prices that began in June 2014. It initially targeted the five-year average level of inventories in the world’s richest nations but has said it might consider harder-to-track data, such as oil in floating storage or commercial inventories in countries that provide no reliable storage information, and could adopt other metrics. Khalid al-Falih, Saudi Arabia’s energy minister, said in early April that output in a number of regions was declining and that the only way to avoid a long-term supply shortage was to channel money into new upstream projects. Saudi Aramco chief executive Amin Nasser said in March the global oil and gas industry needs to invest more than $20 trillion over the next 25 years to meet demand growth and offset natural decline in developed fields. Qatar’s energy minister, Mohammed al-Sada, told Reuters this month that a global oil investment pool of around $400 billion would not be enough.

Investment data from the International Energy Agency confirms OPEC’s concern about lower spending but shows the situation is not as dire as OPEC believes. Compared with the peak investment of nearly $800 billion in 2014, spending fell by around $340 billion by 2017; the decline slowed to about $120 billion between 2015 and 2018, suggesting a recovery is underway. The IEA estimates investment will rise this year for the first time since 2014 to $466 billion — still 20 percent lower than in 2011, when the average oil price exceeded $100 a barrel. However, the figures do not reflect the large gains in efficiency since 2014, when oil majors pressured service providers to cut costs. The majors began generating much bigger free cash flows at oil prices of $50 per barrel than when prices were double that level. Investment in oil and gas has picked up as prices hit three-year highs. Oil has risen about 35% to around $74 a barrel, its highest since mid-2014, since coordinated cuts took effect, and sources have said Saudi Arabia could be targeting $80 or even $100 per barrel. OPEC and its partners want prices high enough to balance their budgets, which were eroded by years of cheap oil, but not so high that they encourage output from rival producers, particularly in the United States. The group says the market determines the value of a barrel of oil and that its policies are aimed at ensuring a balance between supply and demand.
For Qwen2.5-Turbo, although its training cost and inference cost are significantly smaller than those of Qwen2.5-14B, it achieves comparable results, where its MMLU-Pro score is even better than that of Qwen2.5-32B. Qwen2.5-7B For 7B-level models, we focus on comparing Qwen2.5-7B with other leading 7B+ models, including Mistral-7B, Llama3-8B, Gemma2-9B, and our predecessor, Qwen2-7B. The non-embedding parameters of Qwen2-7B and Qwen2.5-7B are only 6.5B, while that of Gemma2-9B is 8.2B. The Qwen2.5-7B model surpasses its predecessors and counterparts in numerous benchmarks, despite having fewer non-embedding parameters. It demonstrates significant improvements across various tasks, achieving 74.2 on general benchmarks like MMLU, 49.8 on math challenges such as MATH, and 57.9 on coding tasks like HumanEval. Qwen2.5-0.5B/1.5B/3B
An average bullet travels at about 1,700 feet per second. Seeker was only eight feet from Charles; it would have been certain death. But even before the trigger was pulled, Seeker had already moved and immediately removed the blindfold. With his senses he knew where Charles stood and could even guess where he was aiming. The first bullet missed easily, but Charles wasn't finished. He aimed at Seeker's torso and fired again. Seeker saw where he was aiming and dropped his shoulder slightly; the second bullet missed him again.
I felt an excruciating pain in my left shoulder as I did, but I was able to catch a glimpse of my attacker. The ambient light from the crescent moon left him in shadow, but I could see his eyes, glittering black eyes. He didn't say a word. He was gone. I didn't have the wits just then to think how strange that was—I was just glad he wasn't there. "Joe," I croaked out. I could see him on the sofa, the dark mound of quilt over him, and it was obvious he hadn't moved. All that noise, the door crashing in, hadn't disturbed him in the least. Feeling just a bit of irritation, I pushed myself up, leaning on my good shoulder, and finally managed to stand, out of breath but intact as far as I could tell. Faint moonlight came through the door frame, along with a cool breeze. Well, I thought, any bugs or mosquitoes that felt like coming in were going to find a welcome mat. Nothing I could do till morning. Later, the sheriff who ran the small community asked me why I didn't call the police right away. I couldn't say. It never occurred to me. Going to sleep was all I thought about. That's the best I could tell him. My description wasn't much help, either. Joe was properly upset on my behalf, for a little while. His breakfast was late, my having to contact the sheriff's office and all, and that worried him.
Darwin presented a theory of natural selection that is largely identical to the theories now accepted by scientists. He carefully argued this theory with accumulated scientific evidence from his voyage on the Beagle in the 1830s and from continued studies up to the date of publication. He revised the book over time, with the most extensive changes in the sixth and final edition. Darwin's theory of evolution by natural selection, with its tree-like model of branching common descent, has become the unifying theory of the life sciences. It explains the diversity of living organisms and their adaptation to the environment, and it makes sense of the geologic record, biogeography, parallels in embryonic development, biological homologies, vestigial structures, cladistics, phylogenetics, and other fields with unrivalled explanatory power. The theory has also become essential to applied sciences such as medicine and agriculture.

In the preface, Fisher addresses general points, including the need to distinguish natural selection from evolution and the way recent advances in genetics made that distinction possible. In the first chapter he considers the nature of inheritance, rejecting blending inheritance in favour of particulate inheritance. The second chapter introduces Fisher's fundamental theorem of natural selection. The third examines the evolution of dominance, which Fisher believed was strongly influenced by modifiers.
If ψ is a unit vector in a Hilbert space, we may form a probability density on phase space. The claim is that this density is the Husimi function of ψ, which may be obtained from the Wigner function of ψ by convolving with a double Gaussian (the Weierstrass transform). This fact is easily verified by using the formula for the Wigner function together with the standard expression for the Husimi function in terms of coherent states.

Since the Segal–Bargmann transform is unitary, its Hermitian adjoint is its inverse. Recalling the appropriate measure on phase space, one obtains an inversion formula for the transform. Because the Segal–Bargmann transform produces holomorphic functions, many integrals can yield the same value (think of the Cauchy integral formula), so there are many different inversion formulas. Another useful inversion formula expresses the position-space wave function in terms of the phase-space wave function by integrating out the momentum variables. This contrasts with the Wigner function, where the position probability density is obtained from the phase-space (quasi-)probability density by integrating out the momentum variables.

Generalizations
There are various generalizations of the Segal–Bargmann space and transform. In one of these, the role of the configuration space is played by the group manifold of a compact Lie group, such as SU(N). The role of phase space is played by the complexification of a compact Lie group, as in SU(N). The Gaussians of the ordinary Segal–Bargmann space and transform are replaced by heat kernels. For example, this generalized Segal–Bargmann transform applies to the rotational degrees of freedom of a rigid body, whose configuration space is the compact Lie group SO(3). It yields a system of coherent states—heat-kernel coherent states—that have been widely used in the literature on loop quantum gravity.
They had just created something they could not control. Now it was coming after their entire bloodline, and it would not stop until the Wells were extinct. He could not contain his anger; he slammed his fist against the window, cracking the glass. His plan was to put a huge distance between Alyson and the United States. He wished she had accepted; then everything would have been all right. Considering his options, he had only one that would work. He really did not want to do it; he didn't want to owe anyone a favor, especially not him. He started dialing a number on his phone. As soon as the person on the other end picked up, he said, "Klyde, I need a favor..."
This study examines fundamental computer algorithms, which are the basis of computer programs. Without algorithms, no programs would exist. It involves studying the mathematical functions behind computational algorithms, basic theory, and both functional and low-level programming. In an academic setting, the area introduces the fundamental mathematical theorems and functions of theoretical computer science, which are the building blocks for other areas of the field. Complex topics such as proofs, algebraic functions, and set theory are introduced in CIS studies.

Information and computer science is a rapidly developing field with strong job prospects: 75.7% of graduates gain employment. The IT industry employs one in twenty workers in the UK, and its growth is predicted to be nearly five times faster than the national average. Between 2012 and 2017, more than half a million people were projected to be needed in the industry. Nine out of ten tech firms report candidate shortages, which negatively impact their business by delaying new product development. In the US, it is predicted that, over the next decade, there will be more than one million more technology-sector jobs than computer science graduates to fill them.
The Clarks always gave us Clark bars. The Flynns would give out apples (every kid's dream). It was a good thing that I liked Smarties (we used to use them for pills when we played doctor) because we had a plastic pumpkin full of them. The school party was pretty cool. We would have candy and cupcakes with candy corn decorations.
After a hole was punched in me and a pretty piece of yarn was tied on, I was put back in the basket with a lot of other tags—except the one on top of me was fuzzy and made my nose itch. Days later, all the other tags and I were put in a big, heavy envelope, taped up, and sent to someplace called New Hampshire (is there an Old Hampshire?). When that package was opened, I saw stacks and stacks of tags spread out on a table. People looked at us and thought we looked great, and we did—my orange was bright and cheerful. We were taken to a big meeting outside, and it was hot. There were lots of people and music. People walked around, looking at all the stuff. I was given to a lady who put me in her big, dark purse. I guess I must have gone to sleep because I don't remember how we got to her house. She took me out and stuck me in her Bible as a bookmark. It was days before she opened it, but one day, when I was lying on the nightstand, I heard Christian music.
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At least not until someone else in the family gets a job working for them. I thought this would be the perfect little getaway: a hotel near the beach where we could relax, go to the beach, swim in the pool, and have dinner out. Most importantly, I wouldn't have to cook or clean. Then again, I sometimes forget that I still have three small people who need lots of attention. Damn them! I was looking to relax. I also forget that, to take these trips, I have to spend an entire day packing and getting everyone ready, then an entire day unpacking and cleaning up afterward. Is it worth two days without cooking and cleaning? Maybe, but I'm still not sure.
The Revolutionary Party of Central American Workers (PRTC) was a political party in Central America.

Ideology: The group that founded the PRTC was inspired by Marxism-Leninism, Che Guevara, and the Vietnamese national liberation struggle. The party was accused of Trotskyism by other revolutionary groups, an accusation it rejected.

History: The PRTC was founded in 1975 by a sector that had left the ERP-RN after the 1972 elections. Clandestine pre-congress meetings for the party's founding were held in Costa Rica, Honduras, and El Salvador in 1975, and provisional zonal leaderships were formed in these countries. The party also formed cells in Mexico and the United States and established contacts with activists in Belize, Guatemala, Nicaragua, and Panama. In April 1975 the Liberation League was founded as a multisectoral mass front and became a front organization for the party. In December 1975 the plenary session of the party congress opened with delegates from around Central America. The PRTC was formally founded in San José on January 25, 1976, with Fabio Castillo Figueroa as general secretary. The party adopted democratic centralism as its organizational principle. During 1976–1978, the party built organizational structures throughout Central America except in Nicaragua; its leadership was based in Costa Rica. In Guatemala, several party leaders later joined ORPA. In El Salvador the Zonal Leadership included Mario López, also known as Comandante Venancio, who was Zonal Secretary; Manuel Federico Castillo; Luis Díaz; Humberto Mendoza; Nidia Díaz; and Joaquín Morales Chávez. The second party congress of PRTC was held in Tegucigalpa in April 1979 and elected Dr. José María Reyes Mata as General Secretary. The congress created a Central American Political Commission with one member from each Central American country. In 1979 the party set up several new mass organizations in El Salvador. The peasant sector of the Liberation League became a separate organization, Brigadas de Trabajadores del Campo (BTC). Other new mass organizations included Brigadas Revolucionarias de Estudiantes de Secundaria and Comités de Base Obrera. The People's Liberation Movement (MLP) was formed as an umbrella body for the party's mass organizations. In January 1980 MLP was among the organizations that founded the Coordinadora Revolucionaria de Masas, an alliance that later founded the Revolutionary Democratic Front in April 1980. Also in 1979 the party launched an armed wing, the Fuerzas Armadas de Liberación Popular. In August 1980 the main PRTC leader in El Salvador, Luis Díaz, disappeared. In October 1980 a PRTC Central Committee meeting was held in Managua. The meeting dissolved the Central American structures of the party, converting the national branches into separate parties. As a continuation of the unified PRTC, it established a Conference of Revolutionary Parties in Central America to act as a coordinating body for the individual PRTC branches. This shift enabled the Salvadoran branch to join the FMLN; the Salvadoran PRTC became a member of the FMLN guerrilla movement on December 5, 1980. The Honduran PRTC continued its own armed struggle.
One day I was watching DuckTales with Daddy in the evening and he suddenly started laughing hysterically for no reason. "Doesn't your mother laugh like that?" he said, pointing at Donald Duck. "Mommy doesn't laugh like that." "Oh yes, she doesn't. I love your mother very much," he said suddenly to me, "but I have to say her laughter sounds closer to a platypus than a duck." And he started laughing again. I didn't know what a platypus was. I only knew about Tom and Jerry and Uncle Scrooge. "What's a pootipus, Daddy?" I asked, and he broke into a fit of laughter. "Oh my God, what is she feeding this kid? It's called platypus, sweetie, not pootipus." I didn't know what came over him. Maybe he realized I didn't know what a platypus was, so he did an impression of one. He pressed his hands to his lips and made duck-like "quacks" during his performance. It wasn't funny. I thought a platypus looked like a cat with a duck's beak. The thought frightened me. Daddy had to promise he'd take me to the zoo to show me what a platypus looked like to stop my screams. "Mommy doesn't laugh like that," I told him and kicked the floor in anger. "Daddy is a liar. First he said I taste like salt and dirt. Then he said I'm still three, not four years old. But I believe Mommy because she is the smartest—just like Anna—and she doesn't laugh like a platypus. She laughs funny but she doesn't sound like a duck!" "That's horrible." "I'm going to tell Mommy!" I screamed and ran outside to the garden, where Mommy was relaxing in the sun. "Mommy!" I yelled, and she hurriedly stood up. "What happened, sweetie?" she said, and I told her everything. "Daddy said, 'You laugh like a platypus.' He even did an impression of one." I was angry at Daddy, but when I stopped talking to look at Mommy, I understood I had made a mistake. Mommy was angry. Poppy had told me never to make fun of Mommy's laugh, but I'd forgotten in my anger. "She gets really angry when someone does it," he had told me during one of my trips to his home in the States. Even Daddy knew how bad Mommy's anger was, so he stopped chasing me when he heard me tattling on him and ran back into the house. Mommy chased him. I ran after them both, screaming so loudly that someone called the police, thinking we were in trouble. One time my art teacher, Miss Jenny, had called Mommy to the school because I had refused to share my crayons with Stan Luther. I didn't like Stan. He was a mean boy. He used to push me from behind when others weren't watching. When Mommy asked why I wasn't sharing, I told her the reason, and she got so angry that even Miss Jenny started sweating. Stan never pushed me after that. We both laughed as we left school. It was the best day of my life. Miss Jenny never asked me to share again. All thanks to Mommy's anger. But this time I'd done something wrong. Poppy once told me, "Relations founded on a strong base don't break easily, but nobody likes a rat." I like Jerry, but I don't hate Tom the Cat. I felt like a child chasing them. Mommy didn't laugh that night, and Daddy didn't kiss me goodnight either.