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conversations.value: Provide a plot for a book about Winner, Takes, Mac entitled Winner Takes All.
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conversations.value: Winner Takes All (2004 film): A stranger (JC Mac) walks into a bar and is given a challenge to win a pot of money.\nThere are three tasks that he must complete, but he is distracted by a young woman and doesn't listen to the rules properly.\nThe result is that he completes the challenge in a mixed-up and shocking way.\nHis story is told in rhyme by a Narrator (Chico Slimani).
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conversations.value: Swap the first and the last sentence.
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conversations.value: \nHis story is told in rhyme by a Narrator (Chico Slimani).\nThere are three tasks that he must complete, but he is distracted by a young woman and doesn't listen to the rules properly.\nThe result is that he completes the challenge in a mixed-up and shocking way.Winner Takes All (2004 film): A stranger (JC Mac) walks into a bar and is given a challenge to win a pot of money.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Provide a plot for a book about Ferrari, Bastardly, Swindler entitled Winner Takes All.
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conversations.value: Winner Takes All (2000 film): Ferrari (Nicholas Tse), is a young swindler.\nHe has been swindling people for money in many situations.\nOne day, a cop nicknamed 'Stupid' (Karl Maka) is about to catch him swindling.\nHe makes a deal with Ferrari to help him catch Master Swindler Wong (Sam Hui), the world's most notorious swindler who is penning his autobiography of his swindling ways.\nFerrari runs into Bastardly Sze (Alec Su) who is stalking a rich woman and taking her pictures.\nPaulina Wu (Joey Yung)'s father is one of the victims of the Master Castrator Swindler.\nSo she decides to get her father's money back.\nOn her trip, she runs into Bastardly Sze and Ferrari.\nThe three wants swindle the girl, whom they think is Master Swindler Wong's daughter, Wu Sen Kwan (Ruby Lin).\nWith Wu Sen-kwan is her so-call assistant, Ching (Annie Wu).\nChing and Ferrari once met before.\nFerrari and Ching were going out on a date.\nChing asked Ferrari wait for her to come, she never did.\nLater, he learned Ching had swindled him.\nThe group (Ferrari, Bastardly Sze, and Paulina) are following fake Swindler Wong's daughter to the boat.\nThey have a plan to swindle her money.\nFerrari pretends to be a priest.\nHe asks Swindler Wong's daughter to donate $1\xa0million for charity.\nDuring that time, Bastardly Sze is falling for Wu Sen-kwan.\nPaulina is jealous of Wu Sen Kwan because she likes Bastardly Sze.\nSze feels bad in swindling Sen Kwan.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Provide a plot for a book about Doctor, Rose, Mickey entitled Winner Takes All.
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conversations.value: Winner Takes All (novel): On finding that her Mum has just won the lottery, Rose decides to visit Earth.\nRose and the Doctor go to visit Mickey, who tells them that everyone is playing Death to Mantodeans, the game that is complementary with the console.\nInterested, the Doctor starts playing it, while Rose goes out.\nThe Doctor and Robert are again interrupted by Quevvils calling to find out why the game isn't being played as expected.\nThe door explodes before they are able to get the controlled Quevvil to respond, so the Doctor has to go back to pretending to play.\nHe and Robert are taken to another room.\nAll of the other prisoners are brought into the room as well, and the Doctor is told that one will be killed every time he deviates from the game.\nRose makes it to the center of the game, and the Quevvils get ready to teleport, but the Doctor has Mickey send a signal that disrupts it, which atomizes all the Quevvils.\nRose finds that she can move and talk on her own again.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Provide the first five paragraphs for this book.
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conversations.value: Winner Takes All
  Identifiers: LCCN 2015035040 | ISBN 978-0-385-38880-1 (hc) | ISBN 978-0-385-38881-8 (glb) | ISBN 978-0-385-38882-5 (epub)
  Brooke's mom stops laughing and her eyes bug out when she looks at her watch. "I forgot the time change—I'm sorry, Adam! We can go and come back..."
  Brooke helps herself to my unmade bed and I get in beside her. "We have 39 minutes until Nora gets here," she says. Nora is our new, as in not even one month old, best friend.
  Once you get to know Nora, you realize she's not actually "taking" a side—it's just who she is. And, even though being friends wasn't exactly my idea, she really has grown on me. And Brooke. A lot.
  I go down the hall to get the nail stuff. My sister Robin is in the bathroom with the door shut, which is a synonym for "privacy, please." It's perfectly silent in there, so I knock. "Are you going to be long?"
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conversations.value: Provide another paragraph.
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conversations.value: Dad is putting Fern to bed. Mom is in her office. "Mom, I'm having tea with Mrs. Verlangen tomorrow."
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conversations.value: Provide the last five paragraphs.
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conversations.value: I bring Mrs. V.'s scooter around. "I'm going to put you next to me, on the other side of Kate," Mom says.
  Mrs. Verlangen is resting on her knuckles, getting ready to sit. The candles are flickering in her eyes. "Thank you for inviting me to your table."
  Mrs. Verlangen collects good-night kisses from my mom and my sisters, and I walk her out to the kitchen. "Thank you for coming."
  The pod is standing by the "ocean" pool. "It's not even salt water," Peter Buttrick announces, then does a cannonball into the waves.
  Mr. Landry makes the lunch announcements: "Listen up: Everybody back here at four p.m. for afternoon snack. We'll do a group shot in the pool at four-fifteen, and your rides will be here at four-thirty. Bathrooms are located near the attraction entrances. Fair warning: every pool has been chemically treated with Wee Alert!"