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conversations.value: Give me a plot for a book about Ted, Marshall, Barney entitled Double Date.. End with the sentence '\nWhen "Lily" responds with a thick accent, a rather sullen tone and a cigarette in hand, "Jasmine" falls on stage and, realising that Lily has traded places with Jasmine and is now onstage, leaps up to help her.'.
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conversations.value: Double Date (How I Met Your Mother): Future Ted describes a date he went on in 2009, and the screen quickly changes to show a side-by-side shot of him preparing in 2009 and 2002.\nIt turns out that Ted is about to go on a blind date with Jen, a woman he went on another blind date with in 2002.\nMeanwhile, the rest of the gang grapples with relationship questions.\nThough Barney claims to have tickets to an origin of Chewbacca exhibit, which Marshall is genuinely excited about, they instead head to the Lusty Leopard strip bar, where Marshall is uncomfortable because he considers fantasies cheating.\nHe explains to Barney that every time he wants to fantasize, he must create an elaborate scenario where Lily must die of a terminal illness.\nWhile they discuss this, Jasmine (Alyson Hannigan) — a stripper who looks exactly like Lily — appears on stage, exciting Barney to no end.\nAfter going to exactly the same restaurant and exchanging the same dialogue, including a pun about shellfish that Jen describes as "really bad", Ted and Jen realize they are repeating their blind date from seven years ago.\nThey remember that the date was horrible, from Ted\'s snobbish behavior to Jen\'s obsession with her cats and her ex-boyfriend.\nFrightened by the prospect of having to date everyone in New York City again, they decide to retrace their steps to find the mistakes of the first date.\nBarney and Marshall return to MacLaren\'s and tell Robin and Lily about Lily\'s doppelgänger.\nIt is also revealed that the gang has seen two other doppelgängers; a butch "Lesbian Robin", and "Mustache Marshall", Hispanic lawyer Señor Justicia.\nLily is excited about the find, but Robin gets mad about Barney going to a strip club.\nBarney makes Marshall tell Lily about his death fantasies that he uses to justify thinking about other women.\nLearning new things about themselves on the first date, Ted and Jen head to MacLaren\'s, where the gang is there to help them retrace the events of the 2002 date.\nJen reveals that she thought Ted was checking out a woman at the bar, when Ted and Barney were really looking at "Mustache Marshall".\nTed and Jen head up to the roof, and after they share a kiss they suddenly realize why they never had another date: Ted never called her.\nTed apologizes for his blunder and gives a version of what might have happened had they gotten together.\nLily tells Marshall she\'s fine with him thinking about other women, at least as long as she\'s alive in the fantasy.\nShe takes Marshall back to the strip club to fantasize about her doppelgänger to get over his discomfort.\nBarney and Robin go too, where everyone recognizes him, stoking Robin\'s anger.\nShe tells Barney how uncomfortable the thought of him going to a strip club makes her, but he ignores her.\nLily is so enthralled by her stripper twin that she and Marshall get a private dance.\nRobin wants to have a serious talk about the relationship, but Barney remains oblivious.\nBefore Ted and Jen can kiss again on the roof, he stops and realizes that their quirks are part of who they are and that they should hold out for someone who\'ll not just tolerate them, but like them.\nFuture Ted then tells his kids that when he told the shellfish pun to their mother, she laughed (almost completely sincerely).\nBack at the strip club, Marshall comments to Lily that Jasmine is having trouble on stage.\nWhen "Lily" responds with a thick accent, a rather sullen tone and a cigarette in hand, "Jasmine" falls on stage and, realising that Lily has traded places with Jasmine and is now onstage, leaps up to help her.
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conversations.value: Give me the first four paragraphs for this book.
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conversations.value: Double Date
  He grinned at her, the devilish grin he had practiced in a mirror. The grin that made girls melt. "Got you trapped."
  Then she shoved him away, pushing both fists against the broad front of his maroon and white Shadyside High T-shirt.
  She straightened the bottom of her green T-shirt. "I had fun last night," she murmured shyly, lowering her eyes. Her freckled cheeks reddened.
  Ronnie sighed and blew it away. "I'm going to cheerleader practice," she said, glancing at the clock over their heads. Three-twenty. "Want to meet after?"
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conversations.value: Give me three more paragraphs.
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conversations.value: Bobby ran his hand over the torn strips of rubber. A car edged past, sending up a low wave of water from a puddle. Bobby cried out as the spray of water hit his back.
  He walked forward to study the front tires again, as if maybe he was hallucinating. Maybe this time they'd be okay.
  It took him a long while to realize that a car had stopped in front of his. He heard a car engine running, saw the long rectangle of light from headlights on the wet asphalt, and waited for the car to drive past.
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conversations.value: Delete the last sentence.
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conversations.value: Bobby ran his hand over the torn strips of rubber. A car edged past, sending up a low wave of water from a puddle. Bobby cried out as the spray of water hit his back.
  He walked forward to study the front tires again, as if maybe he was hallucinating. Maybe this time they'd be okay.
  It took him a long while to realize that a car had stopped in front of his.
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conversations.value: Give me the last five paragraphs.
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conversations.value: Five kids from Shadyside High have formed a new, scary club... the Thrill Club. Every week, Talia Blanton reads a horror story sure to send chills up everyone's spine. Her stories are so good, they almost seem real. And she even gives her friends starring roles.
  But then Talia's stories start to come true. Two members die gruesome deaths. Now the Thrill Club starts wondering about Talia. Why does she always use real names? And who will be next?
  Five teens dial for trouble in a contest of plots, counterplots, and practical jokes. Major phone war has been declared—and the laughs are on the line!
  In a summer theater camp for teenagers, the play's the thing—until the blood begins to run! Can Rena survive the backstage horror—or will it be her final curtain?
  Jamie and Tom are the perfect teenage couple—until Tom breaks a date. Now Jamie is running from her boyfriend... does he really want to kill her?
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conversations.value: Reverse the sentences.
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conversations.value: does he really want to kill her?.. Now Jamie is running from her boyfriend. Major phone war has been declared—and the laughs are on the line!
  In a summer theater camp for teenagers, the play's the thing—until the blood begins to run! Can Rena survive the backstage horror—or will it be her final curtain?
  Jamie and Tom are the perfect teenage couple—until Tom breaks a date. Why does she always use real names? And who will be next?
  Five teens dial for trouble in a contest of plots, counterplots, and practical jokes. Now the Thrill Club starts wondering about Talia. Two members die gruesome deaths.
  But then Talia's stories start to come true. And she even gives her friends starring roles. Her stories are so good, they almost seem real. Every week, Talia Blanton reads a horror story sure to send chills up everyone's spine. the Thrill Club...Five kids from Shadyside High have formed a new, scary club