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conversations.value: Do you know a description for a book titled Timetrap about War, Kentucky, Eastern with the genre: Literature & Fiction, Contemporary?
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conversations.value: I was born in a coal mining camp in Eastern Kentucky. At the end of the Second World War my family moved to a tobacco farm in central Kentucky. During this time period I was needed more to help feed the family than to attend any semblance of formal education. In 1950 I fought in the Korean War. I remained in the service, and served two tours in the Vietnam War. I retired from the service in 1970. I was self employed for ten years. I worked as a mechanic on construction equipment for a few years. I retired from the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation. Then I decided to write.
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conversations.value: Reverse the sentences.
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conversations.value: Then I decided to write.. I retired from the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation. I worked as a mechanic on construction equipment for a few years. I was self employed for ten years. I retired from the service in 1970. I remained in the service, and served two tours in the Vietnam War. In 1950 I fought in the Korean War. During this time period I was needed more to help feed the family than to attend any semblance of formal education. At the end of the Second World War my family moved to a tobacco farm in central Kentucky.I was born in a coal mining camp in Eastern Kentucky
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Do you know a plot for a book titled Timetrap?
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conversations.value: Timetrap: The USS Enterprise investigates the distress call of the Klingon vessel, IKS Mauler.\nIt is being assaulted by powerful energies.\nDespite their situation, the Klingon ship refuses all offers of help.\nHowever, Captain Kirk and two security officers beam aboard anyway - after which the Mauler is seemingly destroyed.\nKirk, lacking his security team, finds himself seemingly one hundred years in the Klingon Empire's future.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Swap the first and the last sentence.
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conversations.value: \nKirk, lacking his security team, finds himself seemingly one hundred years in the Klingon Empire's future.\nIt is being assaulted by powerful energies.\nDespite their situation, the Klingon ship refuses all offers of help.\nHowever, Captain Kirk and two security officers beam aboard anyway - after which the Mauler is seemingly destroyed.Timetrap: The USS Enterprise investigates the distress call of the Klingon vessel, IKS Mauler.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Do you know a plot for a book about War, Kentucky, Eastern?
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: Timetrap: The USS Enterprise investigates the distress call of the Klingon vessel, IKS Mauler.\nIt is being assaulted by powerful energies.\nDespite their situation, the Klingon ship refuses all offers of help.\nHowever, Captain Kirk and two security officers beam aboard anyway - after which the Mauler is seemingly destroyed.\nKirk, lacking his security team, finds himself seemingly one hundred years in the Klingon Empire's future.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Do you know the first two paragraphs for this book?
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: Timetrap
  He saw weariness in the slumped shoulders of his communications officer. He noted the signs of short temper in the abrupt movements and tight-lipped responses of the helmsman.
  It wore on him, this work. Every year, it wore on him more, and yet he could not imagine doing anything else with his life. For a time, of course, he had had to do something else: a desk job. But James Kirk was not a man who belonged behind a desk. He was a ship's commander whose place was on the bridge of his beloved ship.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Do you know five more paragraphs?
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conversations.value: Kirk watched helplessly as the emergency team slid Kalrind onto a stretcher and rushed her from the room.
  They were in Morith's cramped office just off the bridge, and Kirk was sitting in a chair in front of the desk, Morith behind it.
  Kirk thought about it. "Why, yes, I have. I asked her about it once, and she said it was some sort of vitamin supplement because of a metabolic problem she had inherited."
  Morith laughed. "Not that far off the truth, except that what she inherited was a fatal disease, not a metabolic problem, and the pill isn't a vitamin supplement but rather the medication that keeps her alive."
  With a rare flash of anger, Morith said harshly, "It's easy for an Earther to think so! You are not a product of our history, our warrior tradition. You can't understand how we feel!"
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Do you know the last paragraph?
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conversations.value: Perhaps that future might yet exist. Perhaps there would be a Great Peace, and then even a union between the United Federation of Planets and Klingon Empire. Perhaps the peace would come about in his lifetime and it was really possible that he, James T. Kirk, would be the first Federation ambassador to the Empire.
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conversations.value: Reverse the sentences.
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conversations.value: Kirk, would be the first Federation ambassador to the Empire.. Perhaps the peace would come about in his lifetime and it was really possible that he, James T. Perhaps there would be a Great Peace, and then even a union between the United Federation of Planets and Klingon Empire.Perhaps that future might yet exist