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conversations.value: What is the first three paragraphs for a book with the title 'Daybreak Zero'?
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conversations.value: Daybreak Zero
  Manckiewicz saw it first, as she'd expected. "That isn't the worst. We must have a traitor in the ranks, fairly high up to have known what Ecco's real mission was."
  She looked around the room. "I'm not going to tell you who's suspected, though I'm sure the absence of some people is a dead giveaway as to who's suspected, but please don't discuss that. Were you all able to secure complete cover so that you can just go straight from here to the airport? Anybody absolutely have to go get a piece of personal gear or send a note to someone so they won't talk?"
  Heather grimaced. "Everyone will have some reason not to go. Out of the ones I can clear right away, Quattro and Bambi, you're in because this mission has to move as far as it can by air. Larry, you've got the woodcraft; Jason, there has to be an ex-Daybreaker along to make sense out of whatever you find, you'll be more use in a fight than Ysabel, and she still has seizures around Daybreak stuff. I'm assuming you don't want me to send your pregnant wife."
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conversations.value: Delete the last sentence.
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conversations.value: Daybreak Zero
  Manckiewicz saw it first, as she'd expected. "That isn't the worst. We must have a traitor in the ranks, fairly high up to have known what Ecco's real mission was."
  She looked around the room. "I'm not going to tell you who's suspected, though I'm sure the absence of some people is a dead giveaway as to who's suspected, but please don't discuss that. Were you all able to secure complete cover so that you can just go straight from here to the airport? Anybody absolutely have to go get a piece of personal gear or send a note to someone so they won't talk?"
  Heather grimaced. "Everyone will have some reason not to go. Out of the ones I can clear right away, Quattro and Bambi, you're in because this mission has to move as far as it can by air. Larry, you've got the woodcraft; Jason, there has to be an ex-Daybreaker along to make sense out of whatever you find, you'll be more use in a fight than Ysabel, and she still has seizures around Daybreak stuff. I'm assuming you don't want me to send your pregnant wife.
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conversations.value: What is five more paragraphs?
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conversations.value: Arnie woke up as the stretcher neared the scaffold, but he was too weak to walk, and too disoriented to maintain any dignity. The militiamen lifted him from the stretcher, bound his hands behind him, strapped the sandbag to his feet, hooded him, and fitted the greased aircraft-cable noose to his neck ("uglier but faster than rope," MaryBeth had promised). In the little square of the trap door, he was weeping, and struggling for his balance, and when he asked Heather for a last hug, his own whining tone must have humiliated him.
  She held him tight and close, and said, "Over quick, now. All be over quick. Just stay quiet, now, Arnie. I'm so sorry."
  The muffled sound might have been "Thank you" or "Fuck you." His breathing was harsh and irregular; MaryBeth said, softly, "He's close to another seizure."
  The vast crowd made no sound until the massed low moan as Arnie dropped; they walked away as if they had all been part of some secret shame.
  As soon as they lowered him and wheeled his body into the examining room, MaryBeth swiftly checked for a heartbeat, poured the ice water into the ear, focused a bright light on the pupils of each hideously protruding red eyeball. "All right. This man is dead." She felt around the cable and added, "And unofficially, you're lucky you didn't decapitate him with this rig."
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conversations.value: Reverse the sentences.
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conversations.value: "." She felt around the cable and added, "And unofficially, you're lucky you didn't decapitate him with this rig. This man is dead. "All right.
  As soon as they lowered him and wheeled his body into the examining room, MaryBeth swiftly checked for a heartbeat, poured the ice water into the ear, focused a bright light on the pupils of each hideously protruding red eyeball."
  The vast crowd made no sound until the massed low moan as Arnie dropped; they walked away as if they had all been part of some secret shame." His breathing was harsh and irregular; MaryBeth said, softly, "He's close to another seizure."
  The muffled sound might have been "Thank you" or "Fuck you. I'm so sorry. Just stay quiet, now, Arnie. All be over quick.
  She held him tight and close, and said, "Over quick, now. In the little square of the trap door, he was weeping, and struggling for his balance, and when he asked Heather for a last hug, his own whining tone must have humiliated him. The militiamen lifted him from the stretcher, bound his hands behind him, strapped the sandbag to his feet, hooded him, and fitted the greased aircraft-cable noose to his neck ("uglier but faster than rope," MaryBeth had promised).Arnie woke up as the stretcher neared the scaffold, but he was too weak to walk, and too disoriented to maintain any dignity
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: What is the last three paragraphs?
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conversations.value: Heather went into the main room. She missed Quattro and Bambi, still stuck in California straightening out the mess of merging the Leagues, and the presence of so many friends seemed only to remind her of the ones who were not there.
  When she saw Chris talking with Phat—and taking notes as he did—she came over and said, "Hey, this is a party."
  With no moon out, the clear sky was smeared with stars, twinkling fiercely through the still-sooty upper air. Leo was pressed in tight against her, under her cloak, and she hurried toward home in the cold.
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conversations.value: Add another sentence about working.
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conversations.value: Heather went into the main room. She missed Quattro and Bambi, still stuck in California straightening out the mess of merging the Leagues, and the presence of so many friends seemed only to remind her of the ones who were not there. 
  When she saw Chris talking with Phat—and taking notes as he did—she came over and said, "Hey, this is a party. No working at the party. "
  With no moon out, the clear sky was smeared with stars, twinkling fiercely through the still-sooty upper air. Leo was pressed in tight against her, under her cloak, and she hurried toward home in the cold.