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conversations.value: Provide a plot for a book about Leila, Ryan, Derek entitled When in Rome.
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conversations.value: When in Rome (2002 film): Leila (Ashley) and Charli (Mary-Kate) go to Rome for a summer job with four other people.\nAfter a few minor accidents, the twins are fired.\nBoth girls are shocked, and so are the other interns.\nThe sisters soon meet Derek Hammond, the owner of the fashion company.\nHe re-hires them and the girls and Jamie stay at Hammond's for a few days.\nThere, Leila meets a bad boy from New York named Ryan (who just so happens to be Derek's nephew).\nThe two soon bond and start to develop feelings for each other while Ryan comes out and tries to kiss her good night.\nLeila does not respond the same and she pushes him away.\nIt is very clear that she likes him too, but she might have just broken up with her boyfriend back home and was not ready for a new love.\nThe girls soon return to work and do very well.\nBut soon another accident happens and this time it is much more serious.\nAll six interns are fired.\nSoon after Leila returns with Ryan and the two reveal the plot.\nThey use Charli's designs for the missing clothes.\nThey tell Derek when he returns he already knew about this.\nThey do a photo shoot where mr Tortoni comes too he re hires everyone but he is then arrested also the interns and Ryan are very proud of themselves.\nJamie and Derek decide to take them all to New York.\nWhile Derek and Jamie as well as Charli and Paolo kiss.\nRyan tries again with Leila leading to her smiling at him but says she'd rather have a hug.\nThe two hug with huge smiles on their faces, showing that Leila did really like Ryan in that way.\nThe photo shoot is still going on with everyone smiling and laughing.
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conversations.value: Provide a plot for a book about Brewster, Halligan, Rome entitled When in Rome.
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conversations.value: When in Rome (1952 film): Father John Halligan (Johnson) is a Catholic Priest visiting Rome, Italy for the 1950 Holy Year.\nAlong the way, a con man named Joe Brewster (Douglas), who is wanted by American authorities, steals Halligan's clothing and his identity in the hopes of evading arrest.\nThe Italian police soon find the real Fr.\nHalligan, the police chief (Calleia) assures him that they will find and arrest Brewster.\nHalligan soon manages to track down Brewster on his own.\nThe two men begin to develop a friendship of sorts and Brewster eventually makes his first confession in many years to Fr.\nHalligan.\nThe two then make their way through the streets of Rome and the Vatican, visiting all the major basilicas as part of a pilgrimage.\nHalligan helps Brewster evade arrest long enough to complete his pilgrimage, while doing so they come across a monastery where the men never talk to anyone except to a superior.\nBrewster finds himself drawn to the place during his brief visit.\nAfter visiting the monastery, Halligan and Brewster become separated.\nHalligan convinces the police to allow Brewster to complete his pilgrimage, at which point he is taken into custody.\nHalligan pleads with the police chief to release Brewster, and is convinced that Brewster is reformed.\nThen the news comes that Brewster had somehow escaped again, which leaves Halligan unsure of himself and his abilities.\nLater retracing his steps, Halligan comes to the same monastery that he and Brewster had visited earlier.\nTo his surprise he finds Brewster now living there as a monk.\nHe asks the abbot if he believes that Brewster is sincere, the abbot thinks Brewster is, and that Brewster told him his whole story.\nBrewster, using a pen and paper to communicate, tells Halligan that while in prison he was in a place that was all past, and instead he wants to be in a place that is all future.\nHe further asks Halligan when the next Holy Year will take place, Halligan responds that it would take place in 25 years.\nWhen Brewster asks if he'll visit then, Halligan assures him that he will.
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conversations.value: Swap the first and the last sentence.
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conversations.value: \nWhen Brewster asks if he'll visit then, Halligan assures him that he will.\nAlong the way, a con man named Joe Brewster (Douglas), who is wanted by American authorities, steals Halligan's clothing and his identity in the hopes of evading arrest.\nThe Italian police soon find the real Fr.\nHalligan, the police chief (Calleia) assures him that they will find and arrest Brewster.\nHalligan soon manages to track down Brewster on his own.\nThe two men begin to develop a friendship of sorts and Brewster eventually makes his first confession in many years to Fr.\nHalligan.\nThe two then make their way through the streets of Rome and the Vatican, visiting all the major basilicas as part of a pilgrimage.\nHalligan helps Brewster evade arrest long enough to complete his pilgrimage, while doing so they come across a monastery where the men never talk to anyone except to a superior.\nBrewster finds himself drawn to the place during his brief visit.\nAfter visiting the monastery, Halligan and Brewster become separated.\nHalligan convinces the police to allow Brewster to complete his pilgrimage, at which point he is taken into custody.\nHalligan pleads with the police chief to release Brewster, and is convinced that Brewster is reformed.\nThen the news comes that Brewster had somehow escaped again, which leaves Halligan unsure of himself and his abilities.\nLater retracing his steps, Halligan comes to the same monastery that he and Brewster had visited earlier.\nTo his surprise he finds Brewster now living there as a monk.\nHe asks the abbot if he believes that Brewster is sincere, the abbot thinks Brewster is, and that Brewster told him his whole story.\nBrewster, using a pen and paper to communicate, tells Halligan that while in prison he was in a place that was all past, and instead he wants to be in a place that is all future.\nHe further asks Halligan when the next Holy Year will take place, Halligan responds that it would take place in 25 years.When in Rome (1952 film): Father John Halligan (Johnson) is a Catholic Priest visiting Rome, Italy for the 1950 Holy Year.
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conversations.value: Provide a plot for a book about Beth, Nick, Rome entitled When in Rome.
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conversations.value: When in Rome (2010 film): Successful and single Beth (Kristen Bell), an art curator at the Guggenheim, is at a point in her life where love seems like a luxury she can\'t afford.\nWaiting for the "perfect" romance has embittered her.\nAfter flying to Rome to attend her younger sister Joan\'s (Alexis Dziena) impulsive wedding, she meets Nicholas Beamon (Josh Duhamel).\nHe rescues her in a couple of difficult situations but they are both clumsy.\nStill, they hit it off.\nAs Beth comes to believe in love again, she sees Nick kissing another woman, who turns out to be the groom\'s (Luca Calvani) "crazy cousin".\nSlightly drunk and jealous at seeing Nick with another woman, she picks up coins (a poker chip, a rare coin, a penny, a trick quarter and a Euro) from the "fountain of love" (probably based on the Trevi Fountain).\nJoan tells her that legend says if you take coins from the fountain, the owner of the coin will fall in love with you.\nBeth is pursued back in New York City by a band of aggressive suitors whose coins she gathered, including a diminutive sausage magnate Al (Danny DeVito), lanky street illusionist Lance (Jon Heder), a doting painter Antonio (Will Arnett), and a narcissistic male model Gale (Dax Shepard).\nShe must return the coins to the fountain to break the spell.\nAs she falls in love with Nick, she realizes that the poker chip belongs to him and is convinced that he is under a spell, not truly in love with her.\nJoan calls Beth on the day of a gala and tells her that the spell can also be broken by returning the coins to the original owner.\nStacey (Kate Micucci), Beth\'s secretary, concerned about her, overhears the conversation and steals the coins.\nShe believes that Beth would lead a better life with people loving her, regardless of the spell.\nWhen Beth\'s suitors all show up together at her apartment, she tells them she does not love them and plans to return their coins.\nShe also tells them of her love for Nick, but realizes that Stacey has stolen the coins.\nShe sets off to retrieve the coins, aided by her suitors.\nAll pile into a yellow Vespa 400 microcar (featured on the movie poster), which careens through city traffic, into the Guggenheim and up an elevator.\nStacey returns the coins and Beth gives them back to their respective owners.\nLeft with the poker chip, she calls Nick and thanks him for making her believe in love again.\nNick makes his way to the gala to search for Beth in a sudden lightning storm that hits New York.\nThere he happens to pick up his poker chip, dropped by Beth, and convinces her his love was true.\nOn Beth and Nick\'s wedding day in Rome, Lance tells her he had several poker chips, and Nick did not break out of the spell.\nWhile exchanging wedding vows, Beth hesitates and dashes out of the church.\nShe revisits the fountain and wades in again.\nNick appears and joins her in the fountain.\nHe said he had never thrown a chip in.\nHe drops a poker chip in the water, and the priest is heard yelling, "Free of temptation.\n" Beth finally believes Nick and kisses him.
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conversations.value: When in Rome (2010 film): Successful and single Beth (Kristen Bell), an art curator at the Guggenheim, is at a point in her life where love seems like a luxury she can\'t afford.\nWaiting for the "perfect" romance has embittered her.\nAfter flying to Rome to attend her younger sister Joan\'s (Alexis Dziena) impulsive wedding, she meets Nicholas Beamon (Josh Duhamel).\nHe rescues her in a couple of difficult situations but they are both clumsy.\nStill, they hit it off.\nAs Beth comes to believe in love again, she sees Nick kissing another woman, who turns out to be the groom\'s (Luca Calvani) "crazy cousin".\nSlightly drunk and jealous at seeing Nick with another woman, she picks up coins (a poker chip, a rare coin, a penny, a trick quarter and a Euro) from the "fountain of love" (probably based on the Trevi Fountain).\nJoan tells her that legend says if you take coins from the fountain, the owner of the coin will fall in love with you.\nBeth is pursued back in New York City by a band of aggressive suitors whose coins she gathered, including a diminutive sausage magnate Al (Danny DeVito), lanky street illusionist Lance (Jon Heder), a doting painter Antonio (Will Arnett), and a narcissistic male model Gale (Dax Shepard).\nShe must return the coins to the fountain to break the spell.\nAs she falls in love with Nick, she realizes that the poker chip belongs to him and is convinced that he is under a spell, not truly in love with her.\nJoan calls Beth on the day of a gala and tells her that the spell can also be broken by returning the coins to the original owner.\nStacey (Kate Micucci), Beth\'s secretary, concerned about her, overhears the conversation and steals the coins.\nShe believes that Beth would lead a better life with people loving her, regardless of the spell.\nWhen Beth\'s suitors all show up together at her apartment, she tells them she does not love them and plans to return their coins.\nShe also tells them of her love for Nick, but realizes that Stacey has stolen the coins.\nShe sets off to retrieve the coins, aided by her suitors.\nAll pile into a yellow Vespa 400 microcar (featured on the movie poster), which careens through city traffic, into the Guggenheim and up an elevator.\nStacey returns the coins and Beth gives them back to their respective owners.\nLeft with the poker chip, she calls Nick and thanks him for making her believe in love again.\nNick makes his way to the gala to search for Beth in a sudden lightning storm that hits New York.\nThere he happens to pick up his poker chip, dropped by Beth, and convinces her his love was true.\nOn Beth and Nick\'s wedding day in Rome, Lance tells her he had several poker chips, and Nick did not break out of the spell.\nWhile exchanging wedding vows, Beth hesitates and dashes out of the church.\nShe revisits the fountain and wades in again.\nNick appears and joins her in the fountain.\nHe said he had never thrown a chip in.\nHe drops a poker chip in the water, and the priest is heard yelling, "Free of temptation.
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conversations.value: Provide the first three paragraphs for this book.
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conversations.value: When in Rome
  On his second morning he went down to the foyer to ask about his mail, but finding a crowd of incoming tourists milling round the desk, sat down to wait on a chair just inside the entrance.
  He opened his paper but did not read it, finding his attention sufficiently occupied by the tourists who had evidently arrived en masse: particularly by two persons who kept a little apart from their companions but seemed to be of the same party nevertheless.
  They were a remarkable pair, both very tall and heavily built with high shoulders and a surprisingly light gait. He supposed them to be husband and wife but they were oddly alike, having perhaps developed a marital resemblance. Their faces were large, the wife's being emphasized by a rounded jaw and the husband's by a short chin-beard that left his mouth exposed. They both had full, prominent eyes. He was very attentive to her, holding her arm and occasionally her big hand in his own enormous one and looking into her face. He was dressed in blue cotton shirt, jacket, and shorts. Her clothes, Barnaby thought, were probably very "good" though they sat but lumpishly on her ungainly person.
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conversations.value: Alleyn asked him if any results had come through from Mailer's flat and learnt that somebody had telephoned immediately after he himself had done so, that the man seemed to be in some agitation, refused to give his name, and rang again several times, enabling the number to be traced. It was that of La Giaconda. Marco, without a doubt.
  Certainly. Naturally the matter of the woman Violetta had been followed up. Curiously, it must be admitted, she had not returned to her lodging and so far had not been found.
  Alleyn did so. Valdarno stared straight in front of him and nursed his splendid moustache. When Alleyn had finished, he turned an incredulous gaze upon him and then decided to be arch. He shook his finger at Alleyn. "Ah-ah-ah, you pull my leg," he said.
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conversations.value: Provide the last five paragraphs.
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conversations.value: It was not easy, Alleyn thought, to clothe the Van der Veghels in the mantles of Heathcliff and Cathy—but all the same it was not altogether a ludicrous association.
  The Baron finished his drink and with a well-managed air of briskness lightly slapped his knees and stood up.
  For the only time during their brief acquaintance Alleyn saw the Baron Van der Veghel really uncertain of himself. He looked at his enormous hand and then doubtfully at Alleyn.
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  For H. E. The Ambassador and Mrs. McIntosh and the Staff of the Residence, New Zealand Embassy in Rome, who made it possible