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-- source_sentence: 'Tummy time is recommended from birth to strengthen baby''s arms,
-    back and neck muscles and prevent the back of his head becoming flat. Jay L. Hoecker,
-    M.D, of the Mayo Clinic, says babies should not sleep or be left unattended on
-    tummies, but the position will help move them toward milestones of rolling and
-    crawling. If your baby does not like lying on his tummy, there are ways you can
-    help him learn to enjoy it.
+- source_sentence: >-
+    Tummy time is recommended from birth to strengthen baby's arms, back and
+    neck muscles and prevent the back of his head becoming flat. Jay L. Hoecker,
+    M.D, of the Mayo Clinic, says babies should not sleep or be left unattended
+    on tummies, but the position will help move them toward milestones of
+    rolling and crawling. If your baby does not like lying on his tummy, there
+    are ways you can help him learn to enjoy it.
 
     Comfort
 
-    Make sure baby is nice and comfortable by using a soft surface like a bed and
-    a fleecy blanket. Your baby may feel more comfortable on his tummy if you take
-    his clothes and diaper off, making sure the room is nice and warm. This way he
-    will not have anything pressing into his tummy and the feeling of being naked
-    may add to his enjoyment. It is best not to make tummy time straight after a feed
-    as his full tummy may not feel comfortable. Try to position his arms in front
-    of him as he can eventually start to use them to lean on. Don''t make tummy time
-    too long to begin with; HealthyChildren.org advises that a newborn only needs
-    three to five minutes two or three times a day, which can gradually be increased.
+    Make sure baby is nice and comfortable by using a soft surface like a bed
+    and a fleecy blanket. Your baby may feel more comfortable on his tummy if
+    you take his clothes and diaper off, making sure the room is nice and warm.
+    This way he will not have anything pressing into his tummy and the feeling
+    of being naked may add to his enjoyment. It is best not to make tummy time
+    straight after a feed as his full tummy may not feel comfortable. Try to
+    position his arms in front of him as he can eventually start to use them to
+    lean on. Don't make tummy time too long to begin with; HealthyChildren.org
+    advises that a newborn only needs three to five minutes two or three times a
+    day, which can gradually be increased.
 
     Touching
 
-    Your baby may enjoy the sensation of your fingers running gently down her back
-    while she lies on her tummy -- this works better on bare skin. You can also stroke
-    her cheeks, tickle her toes and gently massage her hands, feet and legs. If she
-    is feeling a bit uncomfortable or unsure, this touching may help to put her at
-    ease. Massage will also relax her muscles, helping her whole body feel more comfortable.
+    Your baby may enjoy the sensation of your fingers running gently down her
+    back while she lies on her tummy -- this works better on bare skin. You can
+    also stroke her cheeks, tickle her toes and gently massage her hands, feet
+    and legs. If she is feeling a bit uncomfortable or unsure, this touching may
+    help to put her at ease. Massage will also relax her muscles, helping her
+    whole body feel more comfortable.
 
     Stimulation
 
-    Keep your baby stimulated with lots of visual aids. Dr. Sears says young babies
-    like to look at bright colors, stripes and black and white objects, so place some
-    of these around your baby to catch his attention. Wave noisy toys, such as rattles
-    or scrunchy toys for him to look at, or wiggle your fingers in front of him. You
-    could also play some music during tummy time, as this sound stimulation may be
-    another way of distracting him from any anxiety about this new position.
+    Keep your baby stimulated with lots of visual aids. Dr. Sears says young
+    babies like to look at bright colors, stripes and black and white objects,
+    so place some of these around your baby to catch his attention. Wave noisy
+    toys, such as rattles or scrunchy toys for him to look at, or wiggle your
+    fingers in front of him. You could also play some music during tummy time,
+    as this sound stimulation may be another way of distracting him from any
+    anxiety about this new position.
 
     Interaction
 
-    Your baby loves listening to your voice, so try reclining beside her and singing
-    or talking. You could also place her on a bed and sit on the floor so your face
-    is level with hers. Tummy time can also work if you lie on your back with baby
-    on her tummy on your tummy. You make a warm and soft surface, and she will love
-    being that close to you and looking into your face. Another way of introducing
-    tummy time is by laying her across your lap on her front.
+    Your baby loves listening to your voice, so try reclining beside her and
+    singing or talking. You could also place her on a bed and sit on the floor
+    so your face is level with hers. Tummy time can also work if you lie on your
+    back with baby on her tummy on your tummy. You make a warm and soft surface,
+    and she will love being that close to you and looking into your face.
+    Another way of introducing tummy time is by laying her across your lap on
+    her front.
 
     References
 
     Photo Credits
 
-    - BananaStock/BananaStock/Getty Images'
+    - BananaStock/BananaStock/Getty Images
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   - Why is tummy time recommended for babies from birth?
-  - How many bodies have been recovered from the mass grave found near Tomašica, Bosnia
-    and Herzegovina in 2013?
+  - >-
+    How many bodies have been recovered from the mass grave found near Tomašica,
+    Bosnia and Herzegovina in 2013?
   - What is considered the "real flower" of Austria according to the context?
-- source_sentence: 'Interview with Subject Of Thoughts!
+- source_sentence: >-
+    Interview with Subject Of Thoughts!
 
     - Details
 
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     1. When did Subject To Thoughts come to be?
 
-    Well, it''s funny how this project came alive. Back in 1999, when I got my first
-    keyboard, it really started out as a joke. I thought, I''ll write a couple of
-    songs and that''ll be the end of that, but then things started to take a turn.
-    I first started calling the project Symphony of Thoughts, but I decided to change
-    it to Subject to Thoughts. The first songs I wrote were utter crap, but I was
-    starting to develop a style. It was not until I did “The Thought Process” cassette
-    demo (back in 2003) when I realized that this was starting to get more serious.
-    Eventually, it has.
-
-    It was not until late 2006 or early 2007 (2 cassette demos & 2 CD''s already completed)
-    that I realized that I needed to add a vocalist because I was getting no where
-    with my singing, so I added Brandon Strader to the mix. How me and Brandon started
-    working together is funny. I sent my CD “From Emptiness to Beyond” for a review
-    at Ultimate Metal, fortunately, Brandon was the reviewer. I guess he liked the
-    music that much thus gave it a favorable review. We''ve been friends ever since.
+    Well, it's funny how this project came alive. Back in 1999, when I got my
+    first keyboard, it really started out as a joke. I thought, I'll write a
+    couple of songs and that'll be the end of that, but then things started to
+    take a turn. I first started calling the project Symphony of Thoughts, but I
+    decided to change it to Subject to Thoughts. The first songs I wrote were
+    utter crap, but I was starting to develop a style. It was not until I did
+    “The Thought Process” cassette demo (back in 2003) when I realized that this
+    was starting to get more serious. Eventually, it has.
+
+    It was not until late 2006 or early 2007 (2 cassette demos & 2 CD's already
+    completed) that I realized that I needed to add a vocalist because I was
+    getting no where with my singing, so I added Brandon Strader to the mix. How
+    me and Brandon started working together is funny. I sent my CD “From
+    Emptiness to Beyond” for a review at Ultimate Metal, fortunately, Brandon
+    was the reviewer. I guess he liked the music that much thus gave it a
+    favorable review. We've been friends ever since.
 
     2. The style seems quite moody, Who are your influences musically?
 
-    My influences are Dream Theater, My Dying Bride, Katatonia, Anekdoten & Enchant.
-    Two other bands that have been a big influence are Type O Negative. R.I.P. Pete
-    Steele & Vanden Plas. Even though we sound nothing like these bands, I guess that''s
-    where the mix of moody & Progressive sound comes from.
-
-    3. What do you think of today''s mainstream music?
-
-    Crap. Don''t listen too it & don''t care for it.
-
-    4. What sort of audience are you trying to connect with, be it Prog, Ambient,
-    Doom or other?
-
-    Well, I really don''t have a specific fan base I''m trying to reach, but I guess
-    since our music is in the Progressive genre, that''s probably the people who will
-    probably take more of an interest in our stuff. However, I''m content with any
-    listener who wishes to listen and appreciate what we''re trying to accomplish.
-    Of course, our music is not for everybody.
-
-    5. You have 2 projects, the other being "Transcend with Time" Is it hard to do
-    both of them simultaneously?
-
-    Well, for me not really. I guess that''s where my passion for music takes over.
-    Of course, sometimes it can get a little hectic writing music for 2 different
-    genres, but that''s why I pace myself and I usually work on finishing one album
-    then start working on the next. Since I tend to release an album every year for
-    Transcend with Time which is my New Age/Ambient project, I usually start by first
-    getting into my “New Age” mode. Then I start writing the music around Spring &
-    into Fall. But I always go in knowing the direction I want the album to take,
-    so that makes my work much easier.
-
-    For Subject to Thoughts which is my/our Progressive Rock/Metal project, it''s
-    a little different because I have to write both the music & lyrics; however, that''ll
-    probably change for future releases. Well, musically only. I guess getting into
-    my “Prog/Doom” mode is much easier because that''s the type of music I listen
-    to everyday; however, before anything I go in with a plan as to which direction
-    I want the lyrics to go in & music. Since we don''t release an album every year
-    that makes my job easier; however, when this project was still a solo one, I used
-    to release an album every year. Brandon however told me to slow down, so I''ll
-    try. Usually how like doing this is I first write the lyrics then the music. For
-    me, writing lyrics is the easy part. I guess because I''ve been writing lyrics
-    since I was about 12.
-
-    So, it sounds like a lot of going back and forth with both projects. Sometimes
-    it is, but that''s the price of being a musician with multiple projects. In the
-    end, I''m content because both projects give me the different levels of gratification.
-
-    6. The Culmination was just released on May 5, 2010, what''s the album about?
-
-    Well, “The Culmination” is the final part to the 4 part conceptual vision I started
-    with “From Emptiness to Beyond” back in 2005. “The Culmination” is about finding
-    closure to life. Lyrically, this album dealt with a lot of personal stuff, but
-    all the albums I''ve written, are about real-life. Musically, it''s Dark, Progressive
-    & Melodic.
+    My influences are Dream Theater, My Dying Bride, Katatonia, Anekdoten &
+    Enchant. Two other bands that have been a big influence are Type O Negative.
+    R.I.P. Pete Steele & Vanden Plas. Even though we sound nothing like these
+    bands, I guess that's where the mix of moody & Progressive sound comes from.
+
+    3. What do you think of today's mainstream music?
+
+    Crap. Don't listen too it & don't care for it.
+
+    4. What sort of audience are you trying to connect with, be it Prog,
+    Ambient, Doom or other?
+
+    Well, I really don't have a specific fan base I'm trying to reach, but I
+    guess since our music is in the Progressive genre, that's probably the
+    people who will probably take more of an interest in our stuff. However, I'm
+    content with any listener who wishes to listen and appreciate what we're
+    trying to accomplish. Of course, our music is not for everybody.
+
+    5. You have 2 projects, the other being "Transcend with Time" Is it hard to
+    do both of them simultaneously?
+
+    Well, for me not really. I guess that's where my passion for music takes
+    over. Of course, sometimes it can get a little hectic writing music for 2
+    different genres, but that's why I pace myself and I usually work on
+    finishing one album then start working on the next. Since I tend to release
+    an album every year for Transcend with Time which is my New Age/Ambient
+    project, I usually start by first getting into my “New Age” mode. Then I
+    start writing the music around Spring & into Fall. But I always go in
+    knowing the direction I want the album to take, so that makes my work much
+    easier.
+
+    For Subject to Thoughts which is my/our Progressive Rock/Metal project, it's
+    a little different because I have to write both the music & lyrics; however,
+    that'll probably change for future releases. Well, musically only. I guess
+    getting into my “Prog/Doom” mode is much easier because that's the type of
+    music I listen to everyday; however, before anything I go in with a plan as
+    to which direction I want the lyrics to go in & music. Since we don't
+    release an album every year that makes my job easier; however, when this
+    project was still a solo one, I used to release an album every year. Brandon
+    however told me to slow down, so I'll try. Usually how like doing this is I
+    first write the lyrics then the music. For me, writing lyrics is the easy
+    part. I guess because I've been writing lyrics since I was about 12.
+
+    So, it sounds like a lot of going back and forth with both projects.
+    Sometimes it is, but that's the price of being a musician with multiple
+    projects. In the end, I'm content because both projects give me the
+    different levels of gratification.
+
+    6. The Culmination was just released on May 5, 2010, what's the album about?
+
+    Well, “The Culmination” is the final part to the 4 part conceptual vision I
+    started with “From Emptiness to Beyond” back in 2005. “The Culmination” is
+    about finding closure to life. Lyrically, this album dealt with a lot of
+    personal stuff, but all the albums I've written, are about real-life.
+    Musically, it's Dark, Progressive & Melodic.
 
     7. What would you like Subject to Thoughts to be remembered as?
 
-    Well, even though it''s already been 11 years since I started this project, I
-    hardly think we''ll be remembered. Geez, most people don''t even know we exist.
-    But that''s okay, all that matters to me anyway is that I have (in some way) fulfilled
-    my dream of becoming a musician and along the way made some good music. But to
-    answer your question, I would like Subject to Thoughts to be remembered as a Progressive
-    Rock/Metal band that always strived to play original, thought-provoking music
-    and thus creating our own unique sound. But we are not going anywhere just yet,
-    we''re going to continue to make the music we love for as long as we can. I can
-    honestly say that probably the best is yet to come (hopefully).
-
-    You can check their website at Updated (Monday, 18 October 2010)'
+    Well, even though it's already been 11 years since I started this project, I
+    hardly think we'll be remembered. Geez, most people don't even know we
+    exist. But that's okay, all that matters to me anyway is that I have (in
+    some way) fulfilled my dream of becoming a musician and along the way made
+    some good music. But to answer your question, I would like Subject to
+    Thoughts to be remembered as a Progressive Rock/Metal band that always
+    strived to play original, thought-provoking music and thus creating our own
+    unique sound. But we are not going anywhere just yet, we're going to
+    continue to make the music we love for as long as we can. I can honestly say
+    that probably the best is yet to come (hopefully).
+
+    You can check their website at Updated (Monday, 18 October 2010)
   sentences:
   - What are the ingredients needed to prepare the Simple Calzone recipe?
-  - What are some of the features of the ideal classroom described in the context?
+  - >-
+    What are some of the features of the ideal classroom described in the
+    context?
   - How did the band Subject to Thoughts add a vocalist to their lineup?
-- source_sentence: 'Anthropology Terms Abroad
-
-    Fiji Photo Album, Fall 1999
-
-    Page 1
-
-    Page 1 |
-
-    Page 2
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-    |
-
-    Page 3
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-    |
-
-    Page 4
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-     
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-    Photos upon Arrival, August 1999
-
-    Photo 1: Rock of Vitawa, Rakiraki
-
-    Photo 2: Narewa village at rock''s base
-
-    Photo 3: Rakiraki Hotel
-
-    Photo 4: Carved wooden figure
-
-    Photo 5: Rakirkaki Hotel rooms and new deck
-
-    Photo 6: Nakauvadra mountain range
-
-    Photo 7: Our little house in Rakiraki
-
-    Photo 8: Some of the kids of Rakiraki
-
-    Photo 9: Vilimoni ("Bill") Dakui, head of our village
-
-    Photo 10: Bill and his wife Va serve us dinner
-
-    Photo 11: Bill and Va''s house
-
-    Photo 12: Jeffrey plays with some local kids
-
-    Photo 13: Jeffrey says, "Give me that!"
-
-    Photo 14: A homestay for Stephanie?
-
-    After Two Weeks in the Village
-
-    Photo 15: Jeffrey and kids play on the computer
-
-    Photo 16: Jeffrey, Tikiko and his son Ilimo
-
-    Photo 17: Our kitty "Fraidee"
-
-    Photo 18: Progress on house construction
-
-    Photo 19: Levi peels a mango
-
-    Photo 20: Sereima poses with her drawing toy
-
-    At a Fundraiser in Drana Village
-
-    Photo 21: Young men at the tanoa bowl
-
-    Photo 22: Steve and the Tui Navitilevu
-
-    Photo 23: A village elder
-
-    Photo 24: Karen and Jeffrey
-
-    Steve''s Fortieth Birthday Party
-
-    Photo 25: Vaseva pets the cat
-
-    Photo 26: Karen lights the cake
-
-    Photo 27: Va watches on
-
-    Photo 28: Steve''s small sevusevu
-
-    Photo 29: Bill poses with the kids
-
-    Photo 30: Vaseva tastes a balloon
-
-    Upon Students'' Arrival in Rakiraki
-
-    Photo 31: Arrival at the Rakiraki Hotel
-
-    Photo 32: Michelle and the Tui Navitilevu
-
-    Photo 33: Vaileka
-
-    Photo 34: Megan, Stephanie, Apryle
-
-    Photo 35: Bruce the market vendor
-
-    Photo 36: Rakiraki Hotel dining room
-
-    Photo 37: In the buffet line
-
-    Photo 38: Group shot at dinner
-
-    A Day Off for Snorkeling at Nananu-i ra Island
-
-    Photo 39: Apryle and Stephanie board
-
-    Photo 40: Karen and little Va in the boat
-
-    Photo 41: Wananavu resort from the water
-
-    Photo 42: The second boat follows
-
-    Photo 43: Our boat''s Indian pilot
-
-    Photo 44: The second boat passes
-
-    Photo 45: Backpacker resort on Nananu-i ra
-
-    Photo 46: Wananavu dining room
-
-    Photo 47: Wananavu bar tender
-
-    Photo 48: Wananavu swimming pool
-
-    Photo 49: Hibiscus flower
-
-    Photo 50: Jeffrey swimming
-
-    Photo 51: Emily shows wounded thumb
-
-    Photo 52: Andy befriends a cat
-
-     
-
-    Leaving Students Off, Sept. 11
-
-    Photo 53: The group in front of the van
-
-    Photo 54: The group sits on a mat
-
-    Photo 55: Michelle''s house in Navutulevu
-
-    Photo 56: Steve and Michelle with her "father"
-
-    Photo 57: Michelle''s ready to go!
-
-    Photo 58: Apryle''s house in Vitawa
-
-    Photo 59: Our shoes at the door
-
-    Photo 60: Apryle poses in her bedroom
-
-    Photo 61: Apryle with her "nana" (mother)
-
-    Photo 62: Megan and her homestay parents
-
-    Photo 63: Serving kava in Narewa
-
-    Photo 64: Stephanie tries out the kava
-
-    Photo 65: Stephanie''s "bubu" (grandmother)
-
-    Photo 66: Stephanie''s house in Narewa
-
-    Photo 67: Andy and Erinn in the van
-
-    Photo 68: Andy''s spokesman Jerry
-
-    Photo 69: Erinn jokes with a man
-
-    Photo 70: Steve poses drinking kava
-
-    Photo 71: Emily and Erinn in Navolau
-
-    Photo 72: Emily tries the kava
-
-    Photo 73: Emily''s "tata" (father)
-
-    Photo 74: Photo display in Emily''s house
-
-    Photo 75: Erinn and her "sister"
-
-    Photo 76: Erinn''s house in Drana
-
-    The Adi Navuavua Festival, Sept. 24-25
-
-    Photo 77: Addition on our house
-
-    Photo 78: Samu and Eremasi
-
-    Photo 79: Elders behind tanoa
-
-    Photo 80: Youth as honored guests
-
-    Photo 81: Elders present their kava
-
-    Photo 82: Women ready to serve tea
-
-    Photo 83: Serving the Tui
-
-    Photo 84: Siteri''s foot
-
-    Photo 85: Karen, Va and Michelle
-
-    Photo 86: Guest of honor Tom arrives
-
-    Photo 87: Prayer before the ceremony
-
-    Photo 88: Presenting the whale''s tooth
-
-    Photo 89: Presenting kava plant
-
-    Photo 90: Closeup of kava plant
-
-    Photo 91: Women ready to give mats
-
-    Photo 92: The offering of mats
-
-    Photo 93: Stephanie, Erinn and Michelle
-
-    Photo 94: Women dance the meke
-
-    Photo 95: Baby powder for meke dancers
-
-    Photo 96: Escorting Karen the queen
-
-    Photo 97: Crowning Karen the queen
-
-    Photo 98: Adi Navuavua Queen
-
-    Photo 99: Jeffrey tries on the crown
-
-    Photo 100: Erinn tries on the crown
-
-    Go to
-
-    Page 2 -- Revised: October 2, 1999
-
-    Union College
-
-    Designed by Stephen C. Leavitt:
-
-    leavitts@union.edu'
+- source_sentence: "Anthropology Terms Abroad\nFiji Photo Album, Fall 1999\nPage 1\nPage 1 |\nPage 2\n|\nPage 3\n|\nPage 4\n\_\nPhotos upon Arrival, August 1999\nPhoto 1: Rock of Vitawa, Rakiraki\nPhoto 2: Narewa village at rock's base\nPhoto 3: Rakiraki Hotel\nPhoto 4: Carved wooden figure\nPhoto 5: Rakirkaki Hotel rooms and new deck\nPhoto 6: Nakauvadra mountain range\nPhoto 7: Our little house in Rakiraki\nPhoto 8: Some of the kids of Rakiraki\nPhoto 9: Vilimoni (\"Bill\") Dakui, head of our village\nPhoto 10: Bill and his wife Va serve us dinner\nPhoto 11: Bill and Va's house\nPhoto 12: Jeffrey plays with some local kids\nPhoto 13: Jeffrey says, \"Give me that!\"\nPhoto 14: A homestay for Stephanie?\nAfter Two Weeks in the Village\nPhoto 15: Jeffrey and kids play on the computer\nPhoto 16: Jeffrey, Tikiko and his son Ilimo\nPhoto 17: Our kitty \"Fraidee\"\nPhoto 18: Progress on house construction\nPhoto 19: Levi peels a mango\nPhoto 20: Sereima poses with her drawing toy\nAt a Fundraiser in Drana Village\nPhoto 21: Young men at the tanoa bowl\nPhoto 22: Steve and the Tui Navitilevu\nPhoto 23: A village elder\nPhoto 24: Karen and Jeffrey\nSteve's Fortieth Birthday Party\nPhoto 25: Vaseva pets the cat\nPhoto 26: Karen lights the cake\nPhoto 27: Va watches on\nPhoto 28: Steve's small sevusevu\nPhoto 29: Bill poses with the kids\nPhoto 30: Vaseva tastes a balloon\nUpon Students' Arrival in Rakiraki\nPhoto 31: Arrival at the Rakiraki Hotel\nPhoto 32: Michelle and the Tui Navitilevu\nPhoto 33: Vaileka\nPhoto 34: Megan, Stephanie, Apryle\nPhoto 35: Bruce the market vendor\nPhoto 36: Rakiraki Hotel dining room\nPhoto 37: In the buffet line\nPhoto 38: Group shot at dinner\nA Day Off for Snorkeling at Nananu-i ra Island\nPhoto 39: Apryle and Stephanie board\nPhoto 40: Karen and little Va in the boat\nPhoto 41: Wananavu resort from the water\nPhoto 42: The second boat follows\nPhoto 43: Our boat's Indian pilot\nPhoto 44: The second boat passes\nPhoto 45: Backpacker resort on Nananu-i ra\nPhoto 46: Wananavu dining room\nPhoto 47: Wananavu bar tender\nPhoto 48: Wananavu swimming pool\nPhoto 49: Hibiscus flower\nPhoto 50: Jeffrey swimming\nPhoto 51: Emily shows wounded thumb\nPhoto 52: Andy befriends a cat\n\_\nLeaving Students Off, Sept. 11\nPhoto 53: The group in front of the van\nPhoto 54: The group sits on a mat\nPhoto 55: Michelle's house in Navutulevu\nPhoto 56: Steve and Michelle with her \"father\"\nPhoto 57: Michelle's ready to go!\nPhoto 58: Apryle's house in Vitawa\nPhoto 59: Our shoes at the door\nPhoto 60: Apryle poses in her bedroom\nPhoto 61: Apryle with her \"nana\" (mother)\nPhoto 62: Megan and her homestay parents\nPhoto 63: Serving kava in Narewa\nPhoto 64: Stephanie tries out the kava\nPhoto 65: Stephanie's \"bubu\" (grandmother)\nPhoto 66: Stephanie's house in Narewa\nPhoto 67: Andy and Erinn in the van\nPhoto 68: Andy's spokesman Jerry\nPhoto 69: Erinn jokes with a man\nPhoto 70: Steve poses drinking kava\nPhoto 71: Emily and Erinn in Navolau\nPhoto 72: Emily tries the kava\nPhoto 73: Emily's \"tata\" (father)\nPhoto 74: Photo display in Emily's house\nPhoto 75: Erinn and her \"sister\"\nPhoto 76: Erinn's house in Drana\nThe Adi Navuavua Festival, Sept. 24-25\nPhoto 77: Addition on our house\nPhoto 78: Samu and Eremasi\nPhoto 79: Elders behind tanoa\nPhoto 80: Youth as honored guests\nPhoto 81: Elders present their kava\nPhoto 82: Women ready to serve tea\nPhoto 83: Serving the Tui\nPhoto 84: Siteri's foot\nPhoto 85: Karen, Va and Michelle\nPhoto 86: Guest of honor Tom arrives\nPhoto 87: Prayer before the ceremony\nPhoto 88: Presenting the whale's tooth\nPhoto 89: Presenting kava plant\nPhoto 90: Closeup of kava plant\nPhoto 91: Women ready to give mats\nPhoto 92: The offering of mats\nPhoto 93: Stephanie, Erinn and Michelle\nPhoto 94: Women dance the meke\nPhoto 95: Baby powder for meke dancers\nPhoto 96: Escorting Karen the queen\nPhoto 97: Crowning Karen the queen\nPhoto 98: Adi Navuavua Queen\nPhoto 99: Jeffrey tries on the crown\nPhoto 100: Erinn tries on the crown\nGo to\nPage 2 -- Revised: October 2, 1999\nUnion College\nDesigned by Stephen C. Leavitt:\nleavitts@union.edu"
   sentences:
   - What is the role of a Mobility Engineer?
   - Who is the head of the village in Rakiraki according to the photo album?
   - Where are most of BIFI's premises located?
-- source_sentence: 'Power plant enters planning process
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-    The Four Corners region could be facing a hazy future. A massive, new coal-fired
-    power plant planned for the region is undergoing review, and the public is being
-    asked to comment on the proposal.
-
-    The $2 billion plant would be the third coal-burning plant in the San Juan Basin.
-    It would be built on the Navajo Nation roughly 20 miles south of Kirtland and
-    has been tagged the Desert Rock Project. It''s estimated that the plant would
-    generate enough energy for 1.5 million homes.
-
-    "It''s a very large plant at 1,500 megawatts," said Dan Randolph of San Juan Citizens''
-    Alliance,
-
-    A fourth, smaller plant, named the Mustang Project, is also seeking approval to
-    begin construction between Farmington and Grants, N.M. Originally, the plant was
-    expected to be operational by next year, but there have been delays. Mustang has
-    categorically refused to consider alternative and environmentally friendly technologies,
-    yet recently received a $20 million subsidy under President Bush''s so-called
-    Clear Skies Initiative.
-
-    While these plants are not within La Plata County''s viewshed, they are well within
-    its airshed, according to Randolph. Plus, local air quality is already significantly
-    impacted by the two existing power plants in northern New Mexico.
-
-    "A good respiratory health study for the basin has not been done at all," Randolph
-    said. "Before we put more smoke up in the air, we should know what the impacts
-    already are."
-
-    The Bureau of Indian Affairs has invited the public to submit written comments
-    through Dec. 17 on the Desert Rock plant. There is also one public hearing planned
-    in the region and it will take place Tuesday, Dec. 7, at the Farmington Civic
-    Center.
-
-    "At this point, there is only one public meeting scheduled locally," Randolph
-    said. "We''re pushing for an additional meeting in Shiprock."
-
-    Randolph concluded that this scoping period is an opportunity for locals to raise
-    issues they would like to have addressed during the review process. Written comments
-    can be sent through Dec. 17 to: Eloise Chicharello, director, Navajo Regional
-    Office, Bureau of Indian Affairs, P.O. Box 1060, Gallup, N.M., 87305.
+- source_sentence: >-
+    Power plant enters planning process
+
+    The Four Corners region could be facing a hazy future. A massive, new
+    coal-fired power plant planned for the region is undergoing review, and the
+    public is being asked to comment on the proposal.
+
+    The $2 billion plant would be the third coal-burning plant in the San Juan
+    Basin. It would be built on the Navajo Nation roughly 20 miles south of
+    Kirtland and has been tagged the Desert Rock Project. It's estimated that
+    the plant would generate enough energy for 1.5 million homes.
+
+    "It's a very large plant at 1,500 megawatts," said Dan Randolph of San Juan
+    Citizens' Alliance,
+
+    A fourth, smaller plant, named the Mustang Project, is also seeking approval
+    to begin construction between Farmington and Grants, N.M. Originally, the
+    plant was expected to be operational by next year, but there have been
+    delays. Mustang has categorically refused to consider alternative and
+    environmentally friendly technologies, yet recently received a $20 million
+    subsidy under President Bush's so-called Clear Skies Initiative.
+
+    While these plants are not within La Plata County's viewshed, they are well
+    within its airshed, according to Randolph. Plus, local air quality is
+    already significantly impacted by the two existing power plants in northern
+    New Mexico.
+
+    "A good respiratory health study for the basin has not been done at all,"
+    Randolph said. "Before we put more smoke up in the air, we should know what
+    the impacts already are."
+
+    The Bureau of Indian Affairs has invited the public to submit written
+    comments through Dec. 17 on the Desert Rock plant. There is also one public
+    hearing planned in the region and it will take place Tuesday, Dec. 7, at the
+    Farmington Civic Center.
+
+    "At this point, there is only one public meeting scheduled locally,"
+    Randolph said. "We're pushing for an additional meeting in Shiprock."
+
+    Randolph concluded that this scoping period is an opportunity for locals to
+    raise issues they would like to have addressed during the review process.
+    Written comments can be sent through Dec. 17 to: Eloise Chicharello,
+    director, Navajo Regional Office, Bureau of Indian Affairs, P.O. Box 1060,
+    Gallup, N.M., 87305.
 
     Buena Vista voters repeal RGI
 
-    One of the poster children for Durango''s proposed Responsible Growth Initiative
-    has gone away. On Nov. 2, Buena Vista voters repealed an initiative that required
-    a popular vote for large annexations. It had been in existence for five years
-    and touted as a success story by proponents of Durango''s similar measure, which
-    was also rejected by voters Nov. 2.
+    One of the poster children for Durango's proposed Responsible Growth
+    Initiative has gone away. On Nov. 2, Buena Vista voters repealed an
+    initiative that required a popular vote for large annexations. It had been
+    in existence for five years and touted as a success story by proponents of
+    Durango's similar measure, which was also rejected by voters Nov. 2.
 
-    Buena Vista resident Randy Loback told the Denver Post that easing development
-    restrictions was the only way to keep the town from dying. Loback noted that residents,
-    "used to be concerned about what''s affecting them now. I think a lot of people
-    have turned their thoughts to the long term. What''s good for their kids?"
+    Buena Vista resident Randy Loback told the Denver Post that easing
+    development restrictions was the only way to keep the town from dying.
+    Loback noted that residents, "used to be concerned about what's affecting
+    them now. I think a lot of people have turned their thoughts to the long
+    term. What's good for their kids?"
 
-    In particular, Buena Vista residents were interested in boosting sales tax revenues
-    by attracting commercial properties. The Post noted that residents have realized
-    that the summer tourism economy is not enough for Buena Vista.
+    In particular, Buena Vista residents were interested in boosting sales tax
+    revenues by attracting commercial properties. The Post noted that residents
+    have realized that the summer tourism economy is not enough for Buena Vista.
 
-    "We have young people graduating who have to move because there''s very little
-    here in terms of finding jobs that can pay for you to live," said Mayor Sharyle
-    Solis.
+    "We have young people graduating who have to move because there's very
+    little here in terms of finding jobs that can pay for you to live," said
+    Mayor Sharyle Solis.
 
     Public lands "passport" in works
 
-    Bikers, hikers and all users of public lands may have to start carrying a "passport"
-    when they recreate. An Ohio congressman has successfully pushed a measure through
-    Congress that would require members of the public to purchase an "America the
-    Beautiful" pass to recreate on all land managed by the Forest Service, Bureau
-    of Land Management, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, and Bureau of Reclamation.
-
-    Ralph Regula, R-Ohio, succeeded in attaching his bill as a rider to the giant
-    Omnibus Appropriations Bill recently enacted in the lame duck session of Congress.
-    The bill was never passed by the House and was never introduced, given a hearing
-    or voted upon in the Senate. Omnibus bills are considered "must pass" legislation
-    because of the potential for a government shutdown.
-
-    Regula''s bill, HR 3283, allows the federal land management agencies to charge
-    access fees for recreational use of public lands by the general public. The bill
-    has been highly controversial and is opposed by hundreds of organizations, state
-    legislatures, county governments and members of the public.
-
-    "This was a victory of pork over principle," said Robert Funkhouser, president
-    of the Western Slope No-Fee Coalition. "Ralph Regula is responsible for the first
-    tax increase of the Bush administration."
-
-    The Regula bill will go into effect when Fee Demo expires at the beginning of
-    fiscal year 2005 unless the new congress acts to derail it. Failure to carry the
-    pass will be a criminal offense punishable by up to $5,000 and/or six months in
-    jail. The America the Beautiful Pass is expected to cost between $85 and $100
-    annually.
-
-    "This is an abuse of position by Congressman Regula" according to Funkhouser.
-    "Changing public land policy in the middle of the night via a rider is despicable.
-    Once again the congressman has proven to be hostile to rural and Western values
-    and will stop at nothing to push his agenda."
+    Bikers, hikers and all users of public lands may have to start carrying a
+    "passport" when they recreate. An Ohio congressman has successfully pushed a
+    measure through Congress that would require members of the public to
+    purchase an "America the Beautiful" pass to recreate on all land managed by
+    the Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service,
+    and Bureau of Reclamation.
+
+    Ralph Regula, R-Ohio, succeeded in attaching his bill as a rider to the
+    giant Omnibus Appropriations Bill recently enacted in the lame duck session
+    of Congress. The bill was never passed by the House and was never
+    introduced, given a hearing or voted upon in the Senate. Omnibus bills are
+    considered "must pass" legislation because of the potential for a government
+    shutdown.
+
+    Regula's bill, HR 3283, allows the federal land management agencies to
+    charge access fees for recreational use of public lands by the general
+    public. The bill has been highly controversial and is opposed by hundreds of
+    organizations, state legislatures, county governments and members of the
+    public.
+
+    "This was a victory of pork over principle," said Robert Funkhouser,
+    president of the Western Slope No-Fee Coalition. "Ralph Regula is
+    responsible for the first tax increase of the Bush administration."
+
+    The Regula bill will go into effect when Fee Demo expires at the beginning
+    of fiscal year 2005 unless the new congress acts to derail it. Failure to
+    carry the pass will be a criminal offense punishable by up to $5,000 and/or
+    six months in jail. The America the Beautiful Pass is expected to cost
+    between $85 and $100 annually.
+
+    "This is an abuse of position by Congressman Regula" according to
+    Funkhouser. "Changing public land policy in the middle of the night via a
+    rider is despicable. Once again the congressman has proven to be hostile to
+    rural and Western values and will stop at nothing to push his agenda."
 
     Fugitive pot grower nabbed
 
-    Members of the Southwest Drug Task Force recently concluded a three-year investigation
-    with the arrest of former La Plata County resident Edward Pole. Pole was arrested
-    on Thursday in Humble, Texas, after evading officers since December 2001. Pole
-    was involved with a "sophisticated" marijuana cultivation operation located at
-    the La Plata County home of Lynn Crandall. Crandall and Pole had been charged
-    in U.S. District Court with charges related to conspiracy to manufacture marijuana,
-    conspiracy to distribute marijuana and money laundering.
-
-    According to investigators, Pole is believed to have traveled to Canada, Panama
-    and Costa Rica after learning about the December 2001 bust. The task force was
-    able to locate Pole in Texas after he re-entered the United States several months
-    ago.
-
-    The Southwest Drug Task Force is a multi-jurisdictional investigative body comprised
-    of the La Plata County Sheriffs Office, Ignacio Police Department and the Colorado
-    Bureau of Investigation. The Southwest Drug Task Force routinely files criminal
-    cases in both Colorado State Court and the U.S. Federal Court System.
+    Members of the Southwest Drug Task Force recently concluded a three-year
+    investigation with the arrest of former La Plata County resident Edward
+    Pole. Pole was arrested on Thursday in Humble, Texas, after evading officers
+    since December 2001. Pole was involved with a "sophisticated" marijuana
+    cultivation operation located at the La Plata County home of Lynn Crandall.
+    Crandall and Pole had been charged in U.S. District Court with charges
+    related to conspiracy to manufacture marijuana, conspiracy to distribute
+    marijuana and money laundering.
+
+    According to investigators, Pole is believed to have traveled to Canada,
+    Panama and Costa Rica after learning about the December 2001 bust. The task
+    force was able to locate Pole in Texas after he re-entered the United States
+    several months ago.
+
+    The Southwest Drug Task Force is a multi-jurisdictional investigative body
+    comprised of the La Plata County Sheriffs Office, Ignacio Police Department
+    and the Colorado Bureau of Investigation. The Southwest Drug Task Force
+    routinely files criminal cases in both Colorado State Court and the U.S.
+    Federal Court System.
 
     - compiled by Will Sands
 
@@ -564,50 +340,54 @@ widget:
 
     Telegraph
 
-    telegraph@dividedskydesign.com'
+    telegraph@dividedskydesign.com
   sentences:
-  - What were the goals of the Better Buildings Neighborhood Program developed by
-    the U.S. Department of Energy?
-  - What is the estimated energy generation capacity of the proposed Desert Rock Project
-    power plant?
-  - What is the purpose of the Female Foundry Accelerator Programme by Dentsu Aegis
-    Network?
-- source_sentence: 'Early this year, there was a buzz on Motorola inviting T-Mobile
-    Moto X owners to take part in a soak test for possible future update. Motorola
-    seemed skeptical in disclosing facts at that point of time but since Moto G was
-    recently upgraded to Android 4.4.2; enthusiasts anticipated the same for T-Mobile
-    Moto X. And it turned out to be true.
+  - >-
+    What were the goals of the Better Buildings Neighborhood Program developed
+    by the U.S. Department of Energy?
+  - >-
+    What is the estimated energy generation capacity of the proposed Desert Rock
+    Project power plant?
+  - >-
+    What is the purpose of the Female Foundry Accelerator Programme by Dentsu
+    Aegis Network?
+- source_sentence: >-
+    Early this year, there was a buzz on Motorola inviting T-Mobile Moto X
+    owners to take part in a soak test for possible future update. Motorola
+    seemed skeptical in disclosing facts at that point of time but since Moto G
+    was recently upgraded to Android 4.4.2; enthusiasts anticipated the same for
+    T-Mobile Moto X. And it turned out to be true.
 
     News Update
 
-    This T-Mobile version of Moto X is now receiving the upgrade which is a file size
-    of 147.6 MB. The Android 4.4.2 is the latest version of KitKat that includes all
-    the goodies from the earlier installments, plus a few additions. The good news
-    is, Motorola has customized the whole package and made a few tweaks into the update.
-    The Software Version bumped to 161.44.25 and the notable changes are listed as
-    below:
+    This T-Mobile version of Moto X is now receiving the upgrade which is a file
+    size of 147.6 MB. The Android 4.4.2 is the latest version of KitKat that
+    includes all the goodies from the earlier installments, plus a few
+    additions. The good news is, Motorola has customized the whole package and
+    made a few tweaks into the update. The Software Version bumped to 161.44.25
+    and the notable changes are listed as below:
 
-    - It added substantial support for services like printing photos, Google Docs,
-    Gmail messages and other such content via Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and hosted services
-    such as HP ePrinters and Google Cloud Print.
+    - It added substantial support for services like printing photos, Google
+    Docs, Gmail messages and other such content via Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and hosted
+    services such as HP ePrinters and Google Cloud Print.
 
-    - It fixed all the bugs identified during the preliminary runs, including the
-    ones that caused a few users to experience short battery life after upgrading
-    to KitKat.
+    - It fixed all the bugs identified during the preliminary runs, including
+    the ones that caused a few users to experience short battery life after
+    upgrading to KitKat.
 
-    - Another bug that caused delays in synchronizing email services like Microsoft
-    Exchange was resolved, thus adding to the convenience of the user.
+    - Another bug that caused delays in synchronizing email services like
+    Microsoft Exchange was resolved, thus adding to the convenience of the user.
 
-    This is a noteworthy upgrade, considering the fact that bugs and errors were fixed.
-    Mobile addicts across the world will rejoice, for they can experience the smartness
-    of Android KitKat flawlessly in their devices. This is significant development
-    in terms of update.
+    This is a noteworthy upgrade, considering the fact that bugs and errors were
+    fixed. Mobile addicts across the world will rejoice, for they can experience
+    the smartness of Android KitKat flawlessly in their devices. This is
+    significant development in terms of update.
 
-    This variant is an unlocked GSM device so chances are, you can use it on networks
-    of other service providers. In all probability, the update should not be affected
-    and the installation should hardly take much time. The T-Mobile Moto X Android
-    update is now available for manual download. It is accessible in the following
-    sequential way:
+    This variant is an unlocked GSM device so chances are, you can use it on
+    networks of other service providers. In all probability, the update should
+    not be affected and the installation should hardly take much time. The
+    T-Mobile Moto X Android update is now available for manual download. It is
+    accessible in the following sequential way:
 
     - Click on Settings
 
@@ -619,29 +399,38 @@ widget:
 
     Recommendations
 
-    For ensuring a successful installation, it is highly recommended to install this
-    update with at least 50% battery and a strong connectivity; preferably Wi-Fi.
-    Follow the notification message and select download-> once the download is over,
-    select Install-> Once the installation is over, and the phone will automatically
-    restart. This marks the completion of the installation process. The phone is now
-    updated to 161.44.25 – This build is same as the soak test.
-
-    This upgrade is free in the carrier network and Motorola and Google has collaborated
-    for a back up service for those in trouble. In case of distress, a user can contact
-    them through the Moto X web interface and avail the service. There is still no
-    news on other carrier variants of this update but we can safely hope that it will
-    roll out very soon. Though the upgrade doesn’t appeal in terms of version number
-    but it is definitely significant for users to live with the latest KitKat.'
+    For ensuring a successful installation, it is highly recommended to install
+    this update with at least 50% battery and a strong connectivity; preferably
+    Wi-Fi. Follow the notification message and select download-> once the
+    download is over, select Install-> Once the installation is over, and the
+    phone will automatically restart. This marks the completion of the
+    installation process. The phone is now updated to 161.44.25 – This build is
+    same as the soak test.
+
+    This upgrade is free in the carrier network and Motorola and Google has
+    collaborated for a back up service for those in trouble. In case of
+    distress, a user can contact them through the Moto X web interface and avail
+    the service. There is still no news on other carrier variants of this update
+    but we can safely hope that it will roll out very soon. Though the upgrade
+    doesn’t appeal in terms of version number but it is definitely significant
+    for users to live with the latest KitKat.
   sentences:
   - What are some of the notable changes in the T-Mobile Moto X update?
   - Who is the editor of "The Routledge Handbook of Tourism Geographies"?
-  - What are the common features of the Quince Hand Lotion as described by the reviewers?
+  - >-
+    What are the common features of the Quince Hand Lotion as described by the
+    reviewers?
+license: mit
+language:
+- en
 ---
 
-# SentenceTransformer based on BAAI/bge-base-en-v1.5
 
-This is a [sentence-transformers](https://www.SBERT.net) model finetuned from [BAAI/bge-base-en-v1.5](https://huggingface.co/BAAI/bge-base-en-v1.5). It maps sentences & paragraphs to a 768-dimensional dense vector space and can be used for semantic textual similarity, semantic search, paraphrase mining, text classification, clustering, and more.
+# SentenceTransformer based on BAAI/bge-base-en-v1.5 (Finetuned by OSLLMAI)
+
+This is a [SentenceTransformers](https://www.SBERT.net) model finetuned by **[OSLLMAI](https://github.com/osllmai/)** from [BAAI/bge-base-en-v1.5](https://huggingface.co/BAAI/bge-base-en-v1.5). It maps sentences and paragraphs into a **768-dimensional dense vector space**. The model is ideal for tasks such as **semantic textual similarity**, **semantic search**, **paraphrase mining**, **text classification**, **clustering**, and more. It uses **cosine similarity** as the similarity function and supports a maximum sequence length of **512 tokens**.
 
+Connect with us on [GitHub](https://github.com/osllmai/), [LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/company/osllmai/), or email us at **support@osllm.ai**!
 ## Model Details
 
 ### Model Description