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conversations.value: Give me a description for a book titled What You Need about ELIZA, CLARK'S, em>Miss with the genre: Literature & Fiction, Literary.
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conversations.value: ELIZA CLARK'S debut novel, <em>Miss You Like Crazy</em>, was shortlisted for the Stephen Leacock Medal for Humour and the Trillium Book Award. Her most recent novel, <em>Bite the Stars</em>, received wide acclaim and is under option for film. the author works as a television producer and currently lives in Toronto.
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conversations.value: Give me a description for a book titled What You Need about Jersey, English, Saint with the genre: Literature & Fiction, Literary.
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conversations.value: the author is a professor of English literature at Saint Peter's University in New Jersey, a vocalist, and a yoga enthusiast. A Long Island native, she currently resides in Jersey City with her three beloved cats.
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conversations.value: Give me a plot for a book titled What You Need about ELIZA, CLARK'S, em>Miss with the genre: Literature & Fiction, Literary.
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conversations.value: What You Need (The Twilight Zone): Pedott is a peddler who has the curious ability to give people exactly what they need before they need it.\nThe old man enters a cafe where he first gives a woman a vial of cleaner.\nThen, he gives a down-on-his-luck ex-baseball player a bus ticket to Scranton, Pennsylvania.\nMoments later the ball player receives a phone call at the cafe with a job offer in the city the bus ticket is for.\nThe ball player then notices a spot on his jacket, for which the woman just happens to have cleaner.\nFred Renard, a small-time thug, asks Pedott to give him what he needs, and the peddler gives him a pair of scissors which save Renard\'s life when his scarf later gets caught in an elevator\'s doors.\nRenard shows up at Pedott\'s apartment, asking for another thing he "needs", and the peddler comes up with a leaky fountain pen that predicts a winning racehorse when a drop of ink lands on a newspaper racing column.\nRenard continues menacing Pedott for more and then helps himself to a pair of new shoes from Pedott\'s peddler case.\nWhen a car suddenly heads toward Renard, he tries to run, but the new leather soles are so slippery he cannot escape on the wet pavement.\nHe is struck and killed.\nThe shoes, Pedott explains to Renard\'s corpse, were what Pedott needed, because he foresaw that Renard would eventually kill him.\nAt the end of the episode the peddler gives a couple a comb, which they use to groom themselves just before they are photographed as witnesses for a newspaper story covering the "hit and run" accident that killed Fred Renard.
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conversations.value: Delete the first sentence.
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conversations.value: \nThe old man enters a cafe where he first gives a woman a vial of cleaner.\nThen, he gives a down-on-his-luck ex-baseball player a bus ticket to Scranton, Pennsylvania.\nMoments later the ball player receives a phone call at the cafe with a job offer in the city the bus ticket is for.\nThe ball player then notices a spot on his jacket, for which the woman just happens to have cleaner.\nFred Renard, a small-time thug, asks Pedott to give him what he needs, and the peddler gives him a pair of scissors which save Renard\'s life when his scarf later gets caught in an elevator\'s doors.\nRenard shows up at Pedott\'s apartment, asking for another thing he "needs", and the peddler comes up with a leaky fountain pen that predicts a winning racehorse when a drop of ink lands on a newspaper racing column.\nRenard continues menacing Pedott for more and then helps himself to a pair of new shoes from Pedott\'s peddler case.\nWhen a car suddenly heads toward Renard, he tries to run, but the new leather soles are so slippery he cannot escape on the wet pavement.\nHe is struck and killed.\nThe shoes, Pedott explains to Renard\'s corpse, were what Pedott needed, because he foresaw that Renard would eventually kill him.\nAt the end of the episode the peddler gives a couple a comb, which they use to groom themselves just before they are photographed as witnesses for a newspaper story covering the "hit and run" accident that killed Fred Renard.