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Model prompt >>> Prime Minister Juha Sipilä's offer for the government to resign | |
was accepted by President of Finland Sauli Niinistö on Friday. President | |
Niinistö asked the cabinet to complete its term in office in an administrative | |
capacity. ======================================== SAMPLE 1 ======================================== | |
The President asked that the government and parliament resign and called on the | |
president to resign. | |
The situation was also resolved after the cabinet refused to meet for three days | |
because of the situation and no longer meeting, the official said. | |
The president spoke before Prime Minister Sipilä spoke before the government to | |
explain all this, Sipilä said. | |
"The Cabinet will meet Friday for a full session to decide the nature and the | |
nature of the matter and I hope that we can decide the matter quickly and | |
quickly," he said at the government's request. | |
The President also urged the government not to fall into the hands of the | |
Opposition that it is a new government because this opposition has tried to | |
interfere in the political process by the government's policy of making Finland | |
part of the Customs Union. He also urged the government to make sure that the | |
new government gets rid of it's political opponents. | |
Sipilä confirmed that the new government would give a new term to President Jalo | |
Meehan to fill it. | |
"The Cabinet will have to decide when the new administration will hold its last | |
meeting with Sipilä as he has agreed to leave the Cabinet," he said. | |
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Model prompt >>> President Niinistö's election ======================================== | |
SAMPLE 1 ======================================== victory was hailed by many | |
with the slogan 'Sovereignity, Equality and Freedom.' | |
The Swedish news agency TT said a statement issued by the party following an | |
election campaign conducted last October said: 'For many hours the Swedish press | |
was full of lies about democracy, human rights and corruption. Yet, at the same | |
time we are confident that we will hold the next election free from the 'false | |
narrative behind the lies.' | |
'This election will go beyond the 'fake news' of an election campaign, but we | |
are committed to ending lies and corruption. For us, truth is not a distraction. | |
Our Party is committed to stopping this fake news from being distorted into | |
'fake news.'<|endoftext|> | |
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--- Model prompt >>> We, the President of United States, hereby propose the | |
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following policy regarding climate change: ======================================== | |
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SAMPLE 1 ======================================== The United States will | |
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establish a commission to work toward a set of policies through the Paris | |
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Agreement, including a proposal for a Climate Change Partnership, the Joint | |
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Statement of Action on Climate Change , and an interagency Climate Change | |
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Working Group . We, the President of United States, also propose efforts to | |
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implement our commitments under the Paris Agreement and the | |
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Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change . We also further propose changes | |
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to the climate change program, including increased support for renewable | |
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energy technologies, changes to the U.S. Energy Use Review Program . | |
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Specifically, we propose changes to the national plan to address climate | |
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change, and our policy priorities under the Paris Agreement. The United | |
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States and various foreign countries must contribute to a Comprehensive, | |
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Sustainable, and Effective National Climate Agreement . We will do all | |
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things in our power to accomplish this goal. --- | |
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--- Model prompt >>> We, the President of United States, hereby propose the | |
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following policy regarding abortion: ======================================== | |
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SAMPLE 1 ======================================== I. Eliminate all forms of | |
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birth control from pregnancy and terminate any pregnancy for any reason | |
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within 60 days. | |
II. Limit an organization's ability to provide services for women seeking | |
abortions to women willing to take an abortion and have their insurance paid | |
for. --- | |
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Model prompt >>> global warming is a good thing ======================================== | |
SAMPLE 1 ======================================== , but why are people so angry? | |
In spite of many reports that the IPCC is biased or misleading, there remains a | |
tendency for scientists to overstate or fail to take an important scientific | |
approach to the issue. Why is that? If we were to address the greenhouse effect | |
and how we deal with it at a time when there are other challenges to the world, | |
then we could see more and better results. | |
This is a new paper by M.J. Anderson and H.R.M. Stelberding, authors of A | |
Climate Solution: Solutions to Climate Change: Interactions between Science, | |
Environment, Food and Agriculture, Public Health, Health Resources Management | |
and Governance. In their review they outline four potential strategies that | |
could be employed. First, they suggest three basic approaches for dealing with | |
greenhouse gas emissions: 1. Establish an "endogenous" climate scenario, which | |
involves both an international agreement and an international agreement that | |
includes all its emissions, such that CO2 is removed as a pollutant and is then | |
replaced with something less harmful. 2. Use global projections of global carbon | |
pollution and anthropogenic climate change to reduce global greenhouse gas | |
emissions using models. 3. Develop an agreement of all available technologies | |
that will reduce greenhouse gas emissions as an emissions cost. | |
These six key approaches appear in the second paper. Anderson and Stelberding, | |
co-author, use a model based on a large number of emissions scenarios. They | |
suggest five possible approaches by which to measure emissions at levels which | |
would reduce global emissions, and they propose an equilibrium scenario in which | |
world temperatures would rise by a 1°C increase. They note a major reduction in | |
greenhouse gas emissions can be achieved by following the rules set out in the | |
IPCC. Finally, the models they use have very low CO2 concentrations in a much | |
smaller but highly correlated world, where emissions of sulfur are more slowly | |
being removed from the Earth's atmosphere than in much higher concentrations. | |
This suggests that there is no need to use these models to estimate future | |
costs. They are very optimistic. | |
If we are taking the same approach, there are only three possible scenarios that | |
could be adopted that meet these criteria. First, they conclude that it would be | |
"highly unlikely" that there could be a major change in global temperatures that | |
reduces GHG emissions, and they are recommending using a model to predict the | |
future costs of doing so. The other scenario they have based on the observed | |
reductions in greenhouse gases, using CO2 concentrations to calculate future GHG | |
emissions, is also based on a large group | |
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--- Model prompt >>> Immigration in Finland is a good thing ======================================== | |
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SAMPLE 1 ======================================== . The fact that a third of | |
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the population has been born outside the country is good news if and when a | |
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third will be born there. | |
Finnian citizenship is often viewed as a last resort for many and for many | |
reasons. But in fact, it is an integral part of Finnian culture and has become | |
an important cornerstone in national identity. | |
This may seem like a strange thing to say, because it's one of the few things we | |
don't think of when discussing Finland's immigration issues. | |
In many ways, there are certain things that are even more common than this, and | |
those differences are usually things that go beyond a single person's name. | |
However, people like to say that I can think of four Finnish people as being | |
Irish. I may have been born in Dublin in a country that gave me the name John | |
and that also gave me the surname Jormhild, but what of other Irish names or a | |
country that gave them different names? --- | |
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Model prompt >>> Immigration in Finland is a bad thing ======================================== | |
SAMPLE 1 ======================================== . | |
There's nothing good about immigrants in Finland; they don't come and they don't | |
come well. They come to work in restaurants and restaurants, eat at local | |
restaurants, stay with friends and they come there and they go there. Some | |
things they do and some things they don't do are a disgrace. What we have to | |
learn is that we don't need them because they help us build a stable society, | |
they help us keep the people happy, and they help the system of the country so | |
we cannot break it down into two groups. All that is really going to matter in | |
fact is that we are now under new government, the new government is the only one | |
doing all this, there is nothing good at all in this thing – and to do that, | |
we've got to find a way. | |
It's very difficult to come and work in Finland. We can't just just come here, | |
we're coming here by ourselves for six months, you have to make it work. I'm not | |
sure that we have to be afraid of working here, and you can't leave in two | |
weeks. We have to fight to keep our country alive so we're going to work with | |
the people, but they might not want us anymore than they do today. We have to | |
fight more and they might want us to stay here. But we have to have hope in this | |
situation so it doesn't end up like today. | |
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