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conversations.value: a title for a book about Jewish with the genre: Literature & Fiction, World Literature
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conversations.value: A title for this book could be 'The Experiment'
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conversations.value: Give me a description for a book titled The Experiment about Award-winning, Barbara, Fitz with the genre: Literature & Fiction, Literary.
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conversations.value: Award-winning author Barbara Fitz the author has taught writing for many years at the University of Wisconsin-Madison?s Rhinelander School of Arts and at The Clearing.
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conversations.value: Give me a description for a book titled The Experiment about Georgia, Across, Stars with the genre: Children's Books, Science Fiction & Fantasy.
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conversations.value: the author is a homeschooled high school student who lives in Georgia. She has enjoyed creating characters and writing stories since early childhood. Her other interests include reading, playing the piano and violin, and politics. She is the author of Across the Stars, a sci-fi fantasy adventure for children.
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conversations.value: Give me a plot for a book about Jewish with the genre: Literature & Fiction, World Literature.
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conversations.value: The Experiment (novel): The Animorphs find out from Erek that the Yeerks have taken control of a meatpacking plant and a laboratory.\nThey acquire chimpanzees and infiltrate the lab.\nThey don't find very much information so Tobias and Ax morph into bulls (thinking they would morph into steer but not realizing that the DNA does not include surgical procedures) to go to the meatpacking plant.\nInside the plant, they discover a room with humans in cages.\nThe computer tells them that it is an experiment designed to destroy the free will of the human population so that the Yeerks can take over easily, but a Yeerk scientist eventually confirms that the experiment was a total failure.
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conversations.value: Swap the first and the last sentence.
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conversations.value: \nThe computer tells them that it is an experiment designed to destroy the free will of the human population so that the Yeerks can take over easily, but a Yeerk scientist eventually confirms that the experiment was a total failure.\nThey acquire chimpanzees and infiltrate the lab.\nThey don't find very much information so Tobias and Ax morph into bulls (thinking they would morph into steer but not realizing that the DNA does not include surgical procedures) to go to the meatpacking plant.\nInside the plant, they discover a room with humans in cages.The Experiment (novel): The Animorphs find out from Erek that the Yeerks have taken control of a meatpacking plant and a laboratory.
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conversations.value: Give me a plot for a book titled The Experiment.. End with the sentence '\nShe notices that his knuckles are bruised, in contrast to the beginning of the film, when she noted his pristine knuckles, an indication that he was, at the time, incapable of violence.'.
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conversations.value: The Experiment (2010 film): Volunteers arrive for a psychological study led by dr Archaleta (Stevens) in which participants will be divided into groups acting as prison guards and inmates.\nAmong them is Travis (Brody), a proud anti-war protestor, and Michael Barris (Whitaker), a 42-year-old man who still lives with his domineering mother.\nAfter interviews measuring responses to various scenes of violence are conducted, a chosen 26 are driven to an isolated building set up as a prison and split into 6 guards and 20 prisoners.\nTravis is assigned to be a prisoner, Barris as a guard.\nBasic rules are outlined: prisoners must eat, and fully consume, 3 meals a day; there will be 30 minutes of rec daily; prisoners must remain within designated areas.\nThe guards in turn must ensure prisoners obey the rules, and deal with transgressions commensurately within 30-minutes.\nArchaleta stresses that the experiment will end immediately at the first sign of violence or quitting.\nIf they manage to follow the rules for two weeks, each man will be paid $14,000.\nTravis shares his cell with Benjy, a graphic novelist, and Nix, a member of the Aryan Brotherhood.\nBarris, concerned that some of the guards, particularly Chase, may be capable of violence, tries to dissuade them from aggressive behavior.\nInstead, the guards grow more forceful in order to make prisoners follow the rules.\nBarris becomes more and more sadistic.\nDespite increasing abuse from the guards, Travis remains defiant.\nRealizing Travis is influencing prisoner dissent, Barris decides to humiliate him, as physical retribution is forbidden.\nUnder Barris\' lead Travis is abducted, head shaved, and urinated upon.\nThe red light does not come on, and Barris takes this as a sign that his actions were "commensurate".\nHe reassures the guards they\'re behaving appropriately.\nWhen fellow guard Bosch dissents, Barris pressures him by reminding that quitting early will forfeit payment.\nTravis discovers that Benjy, who is taken ill, had concealed his diabetes, thinking he could manage the condition himself.\nWhen Travis pleads for Bosche to intervene, Bosche tries to help by locating Benjy\'s insulin, but is caught by other guards.\nBarris, to Travis\' surprise, gives Benjy his insulin, but later takes revenge by massing all other guards to beat Bosche severely, who is then left among the prison population.\nBarris also orders Travis to clean the prison toilets as punishment for his defiant attitude and his attempt to help Benjy.\nTravis taunts Barris, saying he should use his $14,000 for psychological treatment.\nThe guards respond by shoving Travis\' head into the toilet, nearly drowning him.\nOne morning while being humiliated during roll call, Travis removes his prison shirt as a sign that the experiment should end, and is followed by the other prisoners.\nTravis jumps up to one of the cameras and demands that the group be let go, but is dragged to the floor by the guards, who choke him with their batons.\nWhen Benjy tries to defend Travis, Barris hits Benjy hard on the head with his baton, leaving him twitching on the floor.\nGuards throw Travis into an old boiler pipe overnight, attack remaining prisoners, and chain them up across the compound.\nWhile locked in the dark boiler, Travis realizes there\'s a hidden infrared camera watching him, even there, and as his despondence turns to anger he manages to get out.\nHe interrupts the rape of a prisoner by Chase, knocks him out, and sets the other prisoners free.\nUpon finding Benjy chained up and left to die, Travis leads an assault against the guards, chasing them through the building.\nEven as the rest of the guards try to lift the shutters to escape, Barris tries to keep them in.\nThe money is no longer his main concern, instead he is unwilling to let go of his power.\nA vicious brawl ensues with the prisoners largely overwhelming the guards in sheer numbers.\nBarris, blaming Travis for causing the unrest, attempts to stab , but the latter catches the blade with his hand.\nBarris abruptly pulls away, shocked at his actions before he is tackled to the ground.\nTravis proceeds to brutally beat Barris, as the siren finally blares.\nThe red light comes on and the doors open, signaling the end of the experiment.\nThe group emerges into bright sunshine and sit in stunned silence on the grass until a bus arrives.\nThey are shown being driven home on the bus; clean, dressed, and paid for participation in the experiment.\nTravis and Barris share a silent glance as Barris stares down at his $14,000 check.\nNix asks Travis if he still believes humans are higher in the chain of evolution than monkeys.\nTravis responds that he does because people have the ability to change.\nAudio news snippets suggest that Archaleta is being tried for manslaughter.\nTravis meets his girlfriend in India.\nShe notices that his knuckles are bruised, in contrast to the beginning of the film, when she noted his pristine knuckles, an indication that he was, at the time, incapable of violence.
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conversations.value: Give me a plot for a book titled The Experiment about Award-winning, Barbara, Fitz with the genre: Literature & Fiction, Literary.
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conversations.value: The Experiment (2010 film): Volunteers arrive for a psychological study led by dr Archaleta (Stevens) in which participants will be divided into groups acting as prison guards and inmates.\nAmong them is Travis (Brody), a proud anti-war protestor, and Michael Barris (Whitaker), a 42-year-old man who still lives with his domineering mother.\nAfter interviews measuring responses to various scenes of violence are conducted, a chosen 26 are driven to an isolated building set up as a prison and split into 6 guards and 20 prisoners.\nTravis is assigned to be a prisoner, Barris as a guard.\nBasic rules are outlined: prisoners must eat, and fully consume, 3 meals a day; there will be 30 minutes of rec daily; prisoners must remain within designated areas.\nThe guards in turn must ensure prisoners obey the rules, and deal with transgressions commensurately within 30-minutes.\nArchaleta stresses that the experiment will end immediately at the first sign of violence or quitting.\nIf they manage to follow the rules for two weeks, each man will be paid $14,000.\nTravis shares his cell with Benjy, a graphic novelist, and Nix, a member of the Aryan Brotherhood.\nBarris, concerned that some of the guards, particularly Chase, may be capable of violence, tries to dissuade them from aggressive behavior.\nInstead, the guards grow more forceful in order to make prisoners follow the rules.\nBarris becomes more and more sadistic.\nDespite increasing abuse from the guards, Travis remains defiant.\nRealizing Travis is influencing prisoner dissent, Barris decides to humiliate him, as physical retribution is forbidden.\nUnder Barris\' lead Travis is abducted, head shaved, and urinated upon.\nThe red light does not come on, and Barris takes this as a sign that his actions were "commensurate".\nHe reassures the guards they\'re behaving appropriately.\nWhen fellow guard Bosch dissents, Barris pressures him by reminding that quitting early will forfeit payment.\nTravis discovers that Benjy, who is taken ill, had concealed his diabetes, thinking he could manage the condition himself.\nWhen Travis pleads for Bosche to intervene, Bosche tries to help by locating Benjy\'s insulin, but is caught by other guards.\nBarris, to Travis\' surprise, gives Benjy his insulin, but later takes revenge by massing all other guards to beat Bosche severely, who is then left among the prison population.\nBarris also orders Travis to clean the prison toilets as punishment for his defiant attitude and his attempt to help Benjy.\nTravis taunts Barris, saying he should use his $14,000 for psychological treatment.\nThe guards respond by shoving Travis\' head into the toilet, nearly drowning him.\nOne morning while being humiliated during roll call, Travis removes his prison shirt as a sign that the experiment should end, and is followed by the other prisoners.\nTravis jumps up to one of the cameras and demands that the group be let go, but is dragged to the floor by the guards, who choke him with their batons.\nWhen Benjy tries to defend Travis, Barris hits Benjy hard on the head with his baton, leaving him twitching on the floor.\nGuards throw Travis into an old boiler pipe overnight, attack remaining prisoners, and chain them up across the compound.\nWhile locked in the dark boiler, Travis realizes there\'s a hidden infrared camera watching him, even there, and as his despondence turns to anger he manages to get out.\nHe interrupts the rape of a prisoner by Chase, knocks him out, and sets the other prisoners free.\nUpon finding Benjy chained up and left to die, Travis leads an assault against the guards, chasing them through the building.\nEven as the rest of the guards try to lift the shutters to escape, Barris tries to keep them in.\nThe money is no longer his main concern, instead he is unwilling to let go of his power.\nA vicious brawl ensues with the prisoners largely overwhelming the guards in sheer numbers.\nBarris, blaming Travis for causing the unrest, attempts to stab , but the latter catches the blade with his hand.\nBarris abruptly pulls away, shocked at his actions before he is tackled to the ground.\nTravis proceeds to brutally beat Barris, as the siren finally blares.\nThe red light comes on and the doors open, signaling the end of the experiment.\nThe group emerges into bright sunshine and sit in stunned silence on the grass until a bus arrives.\nThey are shown being driven home on the bus; clean, dressed, and paid for participation in the experiment.\nTravis and Barris share a silent glance as Barris stares down at his $14,000 check.\nNix asks Travis if he still believes humans are higher in the chain of evolution than monkeys.\nTravis responds that he does because people have the ability to change.\nAudio news snippets suggest that Archaleta is being tried for manslaughter.\nTravis meets his girlfriend in India.\nShe notices that his knuckles are bruised, in contrast to the beginning of the film, when she noted his pristine knuckles, an indication that he was, at the time, incapable of violence.
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conversations.value: Give me the first four paragraphs for this book.
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conversations.value: The Experiment
  The British Trade Union Delegation in Georgia (According to Bolshevist Newspapers in Georgia) (London: Foreign Bureau of the Social-Democratic Workers Party of Georgia, 1924), p. 9.
  His killer was a Georgian Social Democrat, Parmen Tchanoukvadzé, who was captured but later released, and declared to be mentally unstable. It was widely assumed that he was manipulated by Stalin's secret police to carry out the murder. Tchanoukvadzé reportedly left France shortly after his release and went on to study medicine.
  Stephen Jones on the 90th anniversary of the Democratic Republic of Georgia, <https://matiane.wordpress.com/2009/08/30/stephen-jones-on-the-90th-anniversary-of-the-democratic-republic-of-Georgia/>
  Karl Kautsky, The Dictatorship of the Proletariat (Ann Arbor, MI: Ann Arbor Paperback, 1971), pp. 6‒7.
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conversations.value: Stephen Jones on the 90th anniversary of the Democratic Republic of Georgia, <https://matiane.wordpress.com/2009/08/30/stephen-jones-on-the-90th-anniversary-of-the-democratic-republic-of-Georgia/>
  Karl Kautsky, The Dictatorship of the Proletariat (Ann Arbor, MI: Ann Arbor Paperback, 1971), pp. 6‒7.
  Head of the German mission in Georgia, General Friedrich Freiherr Kress von Kressenstein is visiting the head office of the newspaper Imereti in Kutaisi. From the left: K. Dateshidze, Major of Kutaisi D. Kalandarashvili, General Dateshidze, Kress, General T. Vashakidze, Kress's Adjutant Baron Gamm, famous Georgian writer David Kldiashvili. Kutaisi. 30 January 1919. Photo by A. Mikhailov. A402/96
  Delegation of the Second International in Georgia. Thomas Shaw, member of the British parliament, speaking at a meeting in Tiflis, 1920. Photo by E. Klar. A402/15
  Delegation members of the Second International in Georgia in the small town of Dusheti, 1920. In the photo: Valiko Jugeli, head of the People's Guard, B. Chkhikvishvili, Tom Shaw, Camille Huysmans and others. Note the banners in French welcoming the leaders of the world's proletariat. A402/17
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conversations.value: Stephen Jones on the 90th anniversary of the Democratic Republic of Georgia, <https://matiane.wordpress.com/2009/08/30/stephen-jones-on-the-90th-anniversary-of-the-democratic-republic-of-Georgia/>
  Karl Kautsky, The Dictatorship of the Proletariat (Ann Arbor, MI: Ann Arbor Paperback, 1971), pp. 6‒7.
  Head of the German mission in Georgia, General Friedrich Freiherr Kress von Kressenstein is visiting the head office of the newspaper Imereti in Kutaisi. From the left: K. Dateshidze, Major of Kutaisi D. Kalandarashvili, General Dateshidze, Kress, General T. Vashakidze, Kress's Adjutant Baron Gamm, famous Georgian writer David Kldiashvili. Kutaisi. 30 January 1919. Photo by A. Mikhailov. A402/96
  Delegation of the Second International in Georgia. Thomas Shaw, member of the British parliament, speaking at a meeting in Tiflis, 1920. Photo by E. Klar. A402/15
  Delegation members of the Second International in Georgia in the small town of Dusheti, 1920. In the photo: Valiko Jugeli, head of the People's Guard, B. Chkhikvishvili, Tom Shaw, Camille Huysmans and others. Note the banners in French welcoming the leaders of the world's proletariat.
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conversations.value: First session of the Constituent Assembly of Georgia. On the right are members of the government: Noe Zhordania, Noe Khomeriki, Grigol Lortkiphanidze, S. Mdivani and others. 12 March 1919. Photo by Evtikhi Zhvania. A402/33
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  Eric Lee is a journalist and historian who has spent over thirty years researching independent Georgia, and has himself been active in trade union and political struggles in both the US and UK. His previous works include Saigon to Jerusalem: Conversations with Israel's Vietnam Veterans (1993) and Operation Basalt: The British Raid on Sark and Hitler's Commando Order (2016).