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Using the 1-st page as a reference, Outline some significant characteristics in this image.

[Assistant] The value of transferred Cash Based Programming is estimated to be $20,462,260 USD. The conversation concerns the cash-based programming of a country known as Somalia. The four pie charts show the distribution of conditionality, restriction, area, and delivery mechanism of the interventions in the studies reviewed.

Question: Outline some significant characteristics in this image.


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Examine the seventh page. How would you answer Is CRISPR gene editing technology?

[Assistant] Yes

Question: Is CRISPR gene editing technology?


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In relation to the No.2 page, What has been one recent addition to the list of what CRISPR may one day cure?

[Assistant] Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD)

Question: What has been one recent addition to the list of what CRISPR may one day cure?


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In the context of the No.1 page, Is Cas9 an enzyme?

[Assistant] Yes

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The third page suggests an answer to Give some essential details in this illustration. What is it?

[Assistant] Yes, CRISPR gene editing technology is a current and widely used technology. Recently, Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD) has been added to the list of diseases that may one day be cured by CRISPR.

Question: Give some essential details in this illustration.


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How does the No.4 page reflect How many sections fall under the heading?

[Assistant] There are seven sections under the heading "Education"

Question: How many sections fall under the heading?


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What does the No.4 page suggest about Which country is referenced in the sub-headings?

[Assistant] New Zealand is mentioned in the last option

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Using the No.3 page as a reference, What can you receive help paying for?

[Assistant] You can get help to pay for early childhood education

Question: What can you receive help paying for?


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What does the No.3 page imply about Indicate a few pertinent items in this graphic.

[Assistant] The country New Zealand is referenced in the sub-headings and is mentioned in the last option. There are seven sections that fall under the heading "Education". It is possible to receive financial assistance for early childhood education, including the cost of tuition and other related expenses.

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What do you observe in the No.2 page about How do you engage with government?

[Assistant] with any of the links on the page

Question: How do you engage with government?


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In the context of the 2-nd page, How do i find out how the government works?

[Assistant] Please click the How the Government Works Button

Question: How do i find out how the government works?


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In the fifth page, can you find the answer to What does MP Mean?

[Assistant] Member of Parliament

Question: What does MP Mean?


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Using the 4-th page as a reference, Mention a couple of crucial points in this snapshot.

[Assistant] I engage with government through various means, including links on the page. I, [Name], declare that I am a member of parliament. To learn about the functioning of the government, please click on the 'How the Government Works Button.'

Question: Mention a couple of crucial points in this snapshot.


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What can be inferred from the No.6 page regarding What does EPA stand for?

[Assistant] EPA stands for Enduring Power of Attorney.

Question: What does EPA stand for?


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Referring to the fifth page, Is 'Rest homes and residential care' covered under the 'Health' section?

[Assistant] Yes, 'Rest homes and residential care' is covered under the 'Health' section.

Question: Is 'Rest homes and residential care' covered under the 'Health' section?


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What does the sixth page show about Is 'Food Safety' covered under the 'Health' section?

[Assistant] Yes, 'Food Safety' is covered under the 'Health' section.

Question: Is 'Food Safety' covered under the 'Health' section?


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Referring to the No.6 page, Highlight a few significant elements in this photo.

[Assistant] Yes, 'Rest homes and residential care' falls under the purview of the 'Health' section. Enduring Power of Attorney" is a type of authority granted to another person to act on one's behalf in financial and medical matters, commonly referred to as EPA. Yes, 'Food Safety' is covered under the 'Health' section.

Question: Highlight a few significant elements in this photo.


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Based on the 7-th page, How do I pay my Law, crime and justice Fines?

[Assistant] Click "Paying fines".

Question: How do I pay my Law, crime and justice Fines?


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What does the 4-th page indicate about How do I contact the Courts?

[Assistant] Click the courts' button.

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What conclusions can you draw from the seventh page about I'm a victim of Identity theft how do I get more information?

[Assistant] Click "Identity Theft".

Question: I'm a victim of Identity theft how do I get more information?


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What is discussed in the 6-th page about Mention a couple of crucial points in this snapshot.

[Assistant] Paying fines for Law, crime and justice is accomplished by clicking on the option 'Paying fines'. I am a victim of identity theft, and I desire to obtain additional information about this matter. Therefore, I request that you provide me with information on identity theft by clicking on the link labeled 'Identity Theft.' The user can contact the courts by clicking the courts' button.

Question: Mention a couple of crucial points in this snapshot.


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In relation to the 1-st page, Who is this written by?

[Assistant] This is written by Alison E. Berman

Question: Who is this written by?


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The No.9 page demonstrates the question: How many times has this article be viewed? How would you answer it?

[Assistant] This article has been viewed 2,045 times.

Question: How many times has this article be viewed?


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What does the 11-th page signify about Who is Google X's Captain of Moonshots?

[Assistant] Astro Teller is Google X's Captain of Moonshots.

Question: Who is Google X's Captain of Moonshots?


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Using the No.6 page as a reference, List a handful of essential elements in this visual.

[Assistant] Astro Teller is the Captain of Moonshots at Google X. This writing is the work of Alison E. Berman. This article has been viewed a total of 2,045 times.

Question: List a handful of essential elements in this visual.


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Using the No.4 page as a reference, Who is in the video

[Assistant] Staci Warden

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The No.11 page demonstrates the question: What university is that video from How would you answer it?

[Assistant] Singularity

Question: What university is that video from


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Referring to the eleventh page, Where was last years Exponential Finance Summit held

[Assistant] New york

Question: Where was last years Exponential Finance Summit held


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Analyze the No.7 page and determine How many videos will be released each week from the SU Videos portal?

[Assistant] At least two new videos will be released each week from the SU Videos portal.

Question: How many videos will be released each week from the SU Videos portal?


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What is described in the No.1 page related to Will a host of free videos be included in the SU Videos portal?

[Assistant] Yes, they will.

Question: Will a host of free videos be included in the SU Videos portal?


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From the perspective of the No.3 page, Are the Exponential Conference series a worldwide event?

[Assistant] Yes, they are.

Question: Are the Exponential Conference series a worldwide event?


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Take a look at the No.1 page, Identify some key points in this picture.

[Assistant] Yes, the Exponential Conference series are worldwide events. The video is from a university called Singularity, and I wonder what university it is from. The Exponential Finance Summit was held in New York last year. Staci Warden is featured in the video. At least two new videos will be released each week from the SU Videos portal.

Question: Identify some key points in this picture.


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For the 6-th page, Are basic dental services free until you're 18?

[Assistant] Yes, basic dental services are free until you're 18.

Question: Are basic dental services free until you're 18?


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Analyze the No.3 page and determine Can the government help me with dental care?

[Assistant] Yes, the government can help you with dental care depending on your personal situation.

Question: Can the government help me with dental care?


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In the fifth page, Can the government help if I am low income?

[Assistant] Yes, the government can help if you are low income?

Question: Can the government help if I am low income?


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What can you understand from the 2-nd page about Give some essential details in this illustration.

[Assistant] Yes, the government can provide assistance to individuals with low income. The government can provide assistance with dental care for individuals based on their individual circumstances. Yes, basic dental services are free for individuals under the age of 18.

Question: Give some essential details in this illustration.


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What is the 3-rd page indicating about How do I find a doctor?

[Assistant] You can find lists of doctors at district health boards, primary health organizations and the New Zealand Medical council.

Question: How do I find a doctor?


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From the perspective of the No.6 page, What will you pay?

[Assistant] It is free to enroll with a doctor, but a fee must be paid each time you visit a doctor.

Question: What will you pay?


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In relation to the 5-th page, Where do I find a list of Doctors?

[Assistant] District Health board, primary health organizations and the New Zealand Medical Council.

Question: Where do I find a list of Doctors?


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What is highlighted in the third page about Mention a couple of crucial points in this snapshot.

[Assistant] It is free to enroll with a doctor and no payment is required for each visit to a doctor, as long as you are enrolled. You can find lists of doctors by consulting the district health boards, primary health organizations, and the New Zealand Medical Council. You can obtain a list of doctors from the District Health Board, primary health organizations, and the New Zealand Medical Council.

Question: Mention a couple of crucial points in this snapshot.


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What does the No.4 page reveal about What age do children need to be to get many services free?

[Assistant] Children need to be under 14 to get many services free.

Question: What age do children need to be to get many services free?


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According to the 8-th page, What are the two cards that you can get that may reduce the costs of healthcare?

[Assistant] The two cards that you can get that may reduce the costs of healthcare are the High Use Health Card and a Community Services Card.

Question: What are the two cards that you can get that may reduce the costs of healthcare?


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The No.3 page demonstrates the question: What does HUHC stand for? How would you answer it?

[Assistant] HUHC stands for High Use Health Card.

Question: What does HUHC stand for?


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How does the No.9 page reflect Draw attention to some important aspects in this diagram.

[Assistant] High Use Health Card is an acronym that stands for HUHC, representing the increasing demand for accessible and affordable healthcare services in our society. Children under 14 years of age are eligible to receive many services for free. Two cards, the High Use Health Card and the Community Services Card, can significantly reduce the costs of healthcare for eligible individuals, providing access to essential services and support.

Question: Draw attention to some important aspects in this diagram.


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In the No.9 page, How much does each prescription item cost if you are age 14 or over?

[Assistant] Each prescription is $5 per item of you are aged 13 or over.

Question: How much does each prescription item cost if you are age 14 or over?


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What does the fourth page suggest about How much does each prescription item cost if you are under age 14?

[Assistant] There is no prescription charge if you are under the age of 14.

Question: How much does each prescription item cost if you are under age 14?


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What does the ninth page signify about If a medicine is not fully subsidised what may happen to the prescription charge?

[Assistant] If your medication isn't fully subsidised, you might have to pay more.

Question: If a medicine is not fully subsidised what may happen to the prescription charge?


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What is highlighted in the fourth page about Mention a couple of crucial points in this snapshot.

[Assistant] If a medicine is not fully subsidised, the prescription charge may increase. The cost for each prescription item is $5 if you are 14 years old or older. Each prescription is $5 for individuals aged 13 or older. Under the age of 14, each prescription item is free of charge, and there is no prescription fee required.

Question: Mention a couple of crucial points in this snapshot.


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Using the seventh page as a reference, what doesn't the subsidy include?

[Assistant] remedies, supplements, medicines bought without prescription and medicinces not funded by the government

Question: what doesn't the subsidy include?


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What does the sixth page suggest about At what age are most prescriptions free for children?

[Assistant] Most prescriptions for children under 14 are free.

Question: At what age are most prescriptions free for children?


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What does the No.9 page suggest about If you live with a partner, do their prescriptions count towards the 20 prescriptions you need before you can get the subsidy?

[Assistant] Yes, if you live with a partner, their prescriptions count towards the subsidy.

Question: If you live with a partner, do their prescriptions count towards the 20 prescriptions you need before you can get the subsidy?


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Observe the No.10 page. Can you answer List a handful of essential elements in this visual.

[Assistant] If you live with a partner and their prescriptions count towards the subsidy, then their prescriptions count towards the subsidy. Most prescriptions for children under the age of 14 are free. The subsidy does not cover remedies, supplements, medicines purchased without a prescription, or medications that are not funded by the government.

Question: List a handful of essential elements in this visual.


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Using the 9-th page as a reference, How many views has this article obtained?

[Assistant] This article has obtained 2,045 views.

Question: How many views has this article obtained?


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Analyze the No.9 page and determine Who created this article?

[Assistant] This article was created by Singularity Hub Staff.

Question: Who created this article?


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According to the No.1 page, When was this article posted?

[Assistant] This article was posted on November 12, 2018.

Question: When was this article posted?


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The No.10 page poses the question: What was their early prototypes? How would you respond?

[Assistant] Their prototypes were the first 3D printer on the International Space Station.

Question: What was their early prototypes?


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What is discussed in the 8-th page about What future is much bigger than 3D printing?

[Assistant] Additive-manufacturing

Question: What future is much bigger than 3D printing?


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From the perspective of the 10-th page, How many people were involved in the conference?

[Assistant] Five people

Question: How many people were involved in the conference?


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According to the No.9 page, What are you trying to cocreate when working with uncommon partners?

[Assistant] You are trying to cocreate the future.

Question: What are you trying to cocreate when working with uncommon partners?


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What do you observe in the No.11 page about What is your goal in a relationship with uncommon partners?

[Assistant] It is to find a way to share the value

Question: What is your goal in a relationship with uncommon partners?


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The No.1 page suggests an answer to In a relationship with an uncommon partner why are arrangements less formal than in other types of relationships? What is it?

[Assistant] Because you can't specify outcomes precisely.

Question: In a relationship with an uncommon partner why are arrangements less formal than in other types of relationships?


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Take a look at the No.1 page, Point out several critical features in this image.

[Assistant] The early prototypes of 3D printing technology developed by Made In Space were the first 3D printer to be launched and operated on the International Space Station. These prototypes were instrumental in the success of the company's mission to make 3D printing a viable technology for use in space. It is common for relationships with uncommon partners to have less formal arrangements because it is difficult to predict precise outcomes. My goal in a relationship with uncommon partners is to find a way to share the value that we both bring, in order to create a harmonious and mutually beneficial partnership. The article was posted on November 12, 2018, as declared in the text. I am striving to co-create the future, along with my uncommon partners, by working towards a common goal.

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The No.11 page demonstrates the question: Does both the RECODE Policy Recommendations booklet and the guide to DataShare Policy-making involve research data? How would you answer it?

[Assistant] Yes, both involve research data.

Question: Does both the RECODE Policy Recommendations booklet and the guide to DataShare Policy-making involve research data?


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What does the 4-th page show about Does the RECODE Policy Recommendations booklet provide a series of overarching and targeted recommendations?

[Assistant] Yes, the RECODE Policy Recommendations booklet provides a series of overarching and targeted recommendations.

Question: Does the RECODE Policy Recommendations booklet provide a series of overarching and targeted recommendations?


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In relation to the 6-th page, Is the 'DataShare Policy-making for research data in repositories: a guide' a decision-making and planning tool for institutions with digital repositories?

[Assistant] Yes, the 'DataShare Policy-making for research data in repositories: a guide' is a decision-making and planning tool for institutions with digital repositories?

Question: Is the 'DataShare Policy-making for research data in repositories: a guide' a decision-making and planning tool for institutions with digital repositories?


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In the No.4 page, Draw attention to some important aspects in this diagram.

[Assistant] The 'DataShare Policy-making for research data in repositories: a guide' is a decision-making and planning tool designed specifically for institutions with digital repositories. The RECODE Policy Recommendations booklet and the guide to DataShare Policy-making both involve research data. The RECODE Policy Recommendations booklet provides a series of both overarching and specific recommendations.

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In relation to the 3-rd page, What is the name of the author?

[Assistant] Cynthia Rudin

Question: What is the name of the author?


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What does the 9-th page suggest about When was her HDSR Issue 2 article published? (mm/dd/yyyy)

[Assistant] 11/01/2019

Question: When was her HDSR Issue 2 article published? (mm/dd/yyyy)


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Considering the No.7 page, Where has Cynthia Rudin held positions at?

[Assistant] MIT, Columbia, and NYU

Question: Where has Cynthia Rudin held positions at?


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What conclusions can you draw from the eleventh page about Mention a couple of crucial points in this snapshot.

[Assistant] The article was published on November 1, 2019, in the HDSR Issue 2. Cynthia Rudin has held positions at MIT, Columbia, and NYU. Cynthia Rudin is the author of "What is the name of the author?".

Question: Mention a couple of crucial points in this snapshot.


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In the No.2 page provided, When does Singularity University go searching for ideas?

[Assistant] Every Summer

Question: When does Singularity University go searching for ideas?


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What does the No.10 page suggest about How long is the experience?

[Assistant] 10 weeks

Question: How long is the experience?


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What is the second page indicating about What colour are the chair in the picture?

[Assistant] Orange

Question: What colour are the chair in the picture?


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What does the No.2 page express about Draw attention to some important aspects in this diagram.

[Assistant] The experience is 10 weeks in duration. The chair in the picture is orange. Singularity University searches for ideas every summer.

Question: Draw attention to some important aspects in this diagram.


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What is depicted in the No.1 page related to Who is featured in the photo?

[Assistant] Alex Gladstein is featured in the photo.

Question: Who is featured in the photo?


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According to the fourth page, What branch are miners?

[Assistant] Miners are the executive branch.

Question: What branch are miners?


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What does the No.4 page express about Where was Gladstein located in the photo?

[Assistant] Gladstein was at Singularity University's Global Summit in the photo.

Question: Where was Gladstein located in the photo?


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Take a look at the No.2 page, Give some essential details in this illustration.

[Assistant] Miners are the executive branch of the United States government, while the president is the ceremonial head. Alex Gladstein is featured in the photo, as stated. Gladstein was located in the photo at Singularity University's Global Summit.

Question: Give some essential details in this illustration.


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In the second page provided, Did Bhargava say both that "there are 60 million fake Facebook accounts" and that "We have to be ethical?"

[Assistant] Yes, Bhargava did say both of those things.

Question: Did Bhargava say both that "there are 60 million fake Facebook accounts" and that "We have to be ethical?"


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Take a look at the 1-st page, Are there a growing number of fabricated things?

[Assistant] Yes, there are a growing number of fabricated things.

Question: Are there a growing number of fabricated things?


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Based on the second page, Are there virtual influencers?

[Assistant] Yes, there are virtual influencers.

Question: Are there virtual influencers?


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Considering the No.2 page, What is the name of the person being quoted in the article?

[Assistant] Bhargava

Question: What is the name of the person being quoted in the article?


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From the No.6 page, how would you answer According to the article, the what revolution feels intimidating?

[Assistant] Robot

Question: According to the article, the what revolution feels intimidating?


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What do you observe in the No.2 page about Bhargava sggests embracing robots with more curiosity than what?

[Assistant] Concern

Question: Bhargava sggests embracing robots with more curiosity than what?


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Based on the 6-th page, What did Bhargava say about empathy and is empathy regaining value?

[Assistant] Bhargava said, "Use empathy as a principle to help yourself stand out" and empathy is regaining value.

Question: What did Bhargava say about empathy and is empathy regaining value?


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The No.3 page poses the question: What does Tesco in the UK have to stop people feeling rushed as they check out? How would you respond?

[Assistant] Tesco in the UK have a relaxed lane to stop people feeling rushed as they check out.

Question: What does Tesco in the UK have to stop people feeling rushed as they check out?


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How does the No.5 page reflect What store has Starbucks opened in Washington DC?

[Assistant] Starbucks has opened a "signing store" in Washington DC.

Question: What store has Starbucks opened in Washington DC?


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The second page suggests an answer to Is muddled masculinity being caused by female empowerment? What is it?

[Assistant] Yes, muddled masculinity is being caused by female empowerment.

Question: Is muddled masculinity being caused by female empowerment?


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The No.5 page demonstrates the question: Do men or women own more homes? How would you answer it?

[Assistant] Women own more homes than men.

Question: Do men or women own more homes?


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In the context of the first page, Do women have higher college graduation rates than men?

[Assistant] Yes, women have higher college graduation rates than men.

Question: Do women have higher college graduation rates than men?


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According to the No.4 page, What does Bhargava say about Thinking Differently?

[Assistant] Bhargava said, "Non-obvious thinking is seeing the world in a way other people don't see it."

Question: What does Bhargava say about Thinking Differently?


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From the perspective of the No.5 page, What method does Bhargava use for his own curation process?

[Assistant] For his own curation process, Bhargava uses what he calls the haystack method.

Question: What method does Bhargava use for his own curation process?


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In relation to the No.6 page, Who decides which works of art to include in an exhibit and how to present them?

[Assistant] Museum curators decide which works of art to include in an exhibit and how to present them.

Question: Who decides which works of art to include in an exhibit and how to present them?


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From the perspective of the No.6 page, Who suggests that companies should play offense with innovation ?

[Assistant] Bhargava suggests that companies should play offense with innovation.

Question: Who suggests that companies should play offense with innovation ?


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For the 6-th page, What does the article say has become an over-used word ?

[Assistant] Innovation has become an over-used word.

Question: What does the article say has become an over-used word ?


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What does the No.5 page suggest about Bhargava argues that most innovation does not end up as spectacular failure, but as what ?

[Assistant] He argues most innovation ends up as irrelevance.

Question: Bhargava argues that most innovation does not end up as spectacular failure, but as what ?


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Using the third page as a reference, How many trends were yielded by Bhargava in 2019?

[Assistant] There were 15 trends yielded by Bhargava in 2019.

Question: How many trends were yielded by Bhargava in 2019?


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Take a look at the No.6 page, Do people like nostalgic experiences according to Bhargava?

[Assistant] Yes, people like nostalgic experiences according to Bhargava.

Question: Do people like nostalgic experiences according to Bhargava?


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Based on the No.5 page, Why are old things quickly getting replaced by newer things?

[Assistant] Old things are quickly getting replaced by newer things because of how fast tech is moving.

Question: Why are old things quickly getting replaced by newer things?


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In relation to the No.2 page, The article discusses the ripple effects of what?

[Assistant] Tech

Question: The article discusses the ripple effects of what?


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According to the No.3 page, Bhargava identified trends tied to technology for what year?

[Assistant] 2019

Question: Bhargava identified trends tied to technology for what year?


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What can you understand from the sixth page about According to the article, Tech has made us question who to trust, how to innovate, what's real and what's what?

[Assistant] Fake

Question: According to the article, Tech has made us question who to trust, how to innovate, what's real and what's what?


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Using the No.1 page as a reference, What have organizations started to tell customers in order to gain their loyalty, and can them doing this help them connect with people?

[Assistant] Organizations have started to tell customers their brand's story to gain customer loyalty, and doing this can help them connect with people.

Question: What have organizations started to tell customers in order to gain their loyalty, and can them doing this help them connect with people?


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The 6-th page poses the question: Do stories give us a way of understanding the world? How would you respond?

[Assistant] Yes, stories give us a way of understanding the world.

Question: Do stories give us a way of understanding the world?


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What does the first page signify about Why do we need meaning?

[Assistant] We need meaning in order to be able to put the pieces together.

Question: Why do we need meaning?


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Analyze the No.2 page and determine Indicate a few pertinent items in this graphic.

[Assistant] I declare that Starbucks has opened a signing store in Washington DC. In 2019, Bhargava yielded a total of 15 trends. Old things are quickly getting replaced by newer things because technology is advancing at a rapid pace. The article discusses the ripple effects of technology on various aspects of society. Bhargava suggests embracing robots with more curiosity than concern.

Question: Indicate a few pertinent items in this graphic.


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In the second page, What demo did Yaskawa put on at the 2011 IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automations?

[Assistant] Duelling robots

Question: What demo did Yaskawa put on at the 2011 IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automations?


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What does the fourth page suggest about What film were they inspired by?

[Assistant] Star Wars

Question: What film were they inspired by?


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What is portrayed in the No.6 page regarding Which year was this demo filmed?

[Assistant] 2011

Question: Which year was this demo filmed?


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In the No.5 page provided, Outline some significant characteristics in this image.

[Assistant] The demo was filmed in the year 2011. Yaskawa demonstrated duelling robots at the 2011 IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automations. The inspiration for the film was Star Wars.

Question: Outline some significant characteristics in this image.


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From the perspective of the second page, Where is the smoke from Australian bushfires drifting to?

[Assistant] South America.

Question: Where is the smoke from Australian bushfires drifting to?


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What is discussed in the second page about Who is the writer of the article about Amazon fires?

[Assistant] It is Rodrigo de Oliveira Andrade.

Question: Who is the writer of the article about Amazon fires?


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The No.5 page demonstrates the question: What category are all the articles pictured about? How would you answer it?

[Assistant] Environment.

Question: What category are all the articles pictured about?


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The fifth page poses the question: Draw attention to some important aspects in this diagram. How would you respond?

[Assistant] The smoke from the devastating Australian bushfires is drifting towards South America, causing serious health and environmental concerns for the region. The writer of the article about Amazon fires is Rodrigo de Oliveira Andrade. The articles pictured are all about the environment.

Question: Draw attention to some important aspects in this diagram.


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In the No.2 page provided, What date is the 'AI prediction..' article from?

[Assistant] It is from 16/10/19.

Question: What date is the 'AI prediction..' article from?


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In relation to the No.2 page, What date is the 'Climate  change, ..'  article from?

[Assistant] The   'Climate  change, ..'  article is from 18/09/19.

Question: What date is the 'Climate  change, ..'  article from?


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Referring to the No.4 page, What is the general topic of the articles?

[Assistant] The general topic of the articles is governance.

Question: What is the general topic of the articles?


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The No.4 page demonstrates the question: Identify some key points in this picture. How would you answer it?

[Assistant] The article "AI prediction: Boris Johnson will win by a landslide" was published on October 16th, 2019. The general topic of the articles is governance. The "Climate Change, .." article is from September 18, 2019.

Question: Identify some key points in this picture.


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Based on the fifth page, Who is the founder of "Second Life"?

[Assistant] Philip Rosedale.

Question: Who is the founder of "Second Life"?


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The 2-nd page poses the question: What did Rosedale founded in 2013 to build the next generation of virtual worlds? How would you respond?

[Assistant] He founded HIgh Fidelity Inc.

Question: What did Rosedale founded in 2013 to build the next generation of virtual worlds?


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The fourth page suggests an answer to Who wrote this article? What is it?

[Assistant] David J. Hill did.

Question: Who wrote this article?


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The 6-th page suggests an answer to Specify some key components in this picture. What is it?

[Assistant] Philip Rosedale is the founder of Second Life. In 2013, Rosedale founded High Fidelity Inc. to build the next generation of virtual worlds. I, David J. Hill, wrote this article.

Question: Specify some key components in this picture.


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Using the No.1 page as a reference, What is the name of the project to 3D print a bridge in Amsterdam?

[Assistant] It is called the Aerial Construction Project.

Question: What is the name of the project to 3D print a bridge in Amsterdam?


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What is described in the No.1 page related to Did the bridge hold firm when the engineers walked on it?

[Assistant] Yes it held firm.

Question: Did the bridge hold firm when the engineers walked on it?


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What conclusions can you draw from the third page about Who are the researchers involved in the Aerial construction project?

[Assistant] The ETH Zurich researchers.

Question: Who are the researchers involved in the Aerial construction project?


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What can be inferred from the No.3 page regarding Who tested drone-built rope bridge?

[Assistant] ETH Zurich researcher did.

Question: Who tested drone-built rope bridge?


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What does the first page suggest about What did the researchers decided was a good building material in this case?

[Assistant] The rope.

Question: What did the researchers decided was a good building material in this case?


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What does the No.1 page tell us about What can work over empty space without supporting structures?

[Assistant] The drones.

Question: What can work over empty space without supporting structures?


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The No.3 page suggests an answer to List a handful of essential elements in this visual. What is it?

[Assistant] The researchers determined that the rope was an effective building material in this instance. The project to 3D print a bridge in Amsterdam is called the Aerial Construction Project. The drones, which can operate effectively in the absence of supporting structures over vast distances, are a testament to the remarkable advancements in technology that have made such feats possible. ETH Zurich researcher successfully tested a drone-built rope bridge, demonstrating the potential for this innovative technology in the field of civil engineering. The bridge held firm when the engineers walked on it, as evidenced by the fact that it did not collapse.

Question: List a handful of essential elements in this visual.


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Based on the third page, What type of computer can represent information not only with 1s and 0s but a combination of both at the same time?

[Assistant] Quantum

Question: What type of computer can represent information not only with 1s and 0s but a combination of both at the same time?


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Take a look at the 2-nd page, What name is given to each component of a quantum computer's ability to represent information with a combination of 1s and 0s at the same time?

[Assistant] Superposition

Question: What name is given to each component of a quantum computer's ability to represent information with a combination of 1s and 0s at the same time?


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What does the No.1 page reveal about Quantum computers supersede what type of computer?

[Assistant] Supercomputer

Question: Quantum computers supersede what type of computer?


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What is discussed in the third page about According to the article what is modern life punctuated by?

[Assistant] Market cycles

Question: According to the article what is modern life punctuated by?


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According to the No.2 page, Who wrote the article and how many have viewed it?

[Assistant] Written by Jason Dorrier with 5567 views

Question: Who wrote the article and how many have viewed it?


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In the 1-st page provided, Name two things people were buying?

[Assistant] Houses and cars.

Question: Name two things people were buying?


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Take a look at the second page, How long have we been dreaming of the type of computer that Google and NASA's D-Wave is?

[Assistant] Decades

Question: How long have we been dreaming of the type of computer that Google and NASA's D-Wave is?


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For the 3-rd page, What two companies created the D-Wave quantum computer?

[Assistant] Google and NASA

Question: What two companies created the D-Wave quantum computer?


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For the No.1 page, Is it clear how close we are to practical applications of quantum computing?

[Assistant] No

Question: Is it clear how close we are to practical applications of quantum computing?


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In the page second, What is the first big challenge facing financial research that Lopez de Prado outlined at the Exponential Finance Summit?

[Assistant] The first big challenge is that researchers don't have a laboratory.

Question: What is the first big challenge facing financial research that Lopez de Prado outlined at the Exponential Finance Summit?


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Considering the No.1 page, Do financial researchers have a laboratory?

[Assistant] No they don't.

Question: Do financial researchers have a laboratory?


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From the perspective of the No.1 page, At the Exponential Finance Summit, who said, "Imagine a physicist who can't repeatedly drop a ball to learn how gravity works"?

[Assistant] Lopez de Prado.

Question: At the Exponential Finance Summit, who said, "Imagine a physicist who can't repeatedly drop a ball to learn how gravity works"?


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In relation to the 2-nd page, Point out several critical features in this image.

[Assistant] Google and NASA collaborated to create the D-Wave quantum computer. For many decades, we have dreamed of the type of computer that Google and NASA's D-Wave is. Quantum computers have the ability to represent information using both 1s and 0s simultaneously, making them capable of processing multiple pieces of information at once. Financial researchers do not have a laboratory. Quantum computers have surpassed traditional supercomputers in terms of processing power and capabilities.

Question: Point out several critical features in this image.


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What is the 3-rd page indicating about Where do i find links to New Zealand Government Websites?

[Assistant] Govt.nz

Question: Where do i find links to New Zealand Government Websites?


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What can be inferred from the No.1 page regarding Where are Govt.nz accessibility guidelines?

[Assistant] Govt.nz Style and Design guide

Question: Where are Govt.nz accessibility guidelines?


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Take a look at the 1-st page, I work in government where do i find links to websites?

[Assistant] Govt.nz

Question: I work in government where do i find links to websites?


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In the context of the No.3 page, Highlight a few significant elements in this photo.

[Assistant] The Govt.nz accessibility guidelines can be found in the Govt.nz Style and Design guide. The location of links to New Zealand government websites can be found on govt.nz. I am employed by the government and can access websites through the platform "govt.nz.

Question: Highlight a few significant elements in this photo.


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Examine the first page. How would you answer Is it possible to print all of your components on the Voxel8's 3D printer?

[Assistant] Not yet

Question: Is it possible to print all of your components on the Voxel8's 3D printer?


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In relation to the No.8 page, What is the connective tissue of a device?

[Assistant] Circuitry

Question: What is the connective tissue of a device?


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The first page demonstrates the question: What is the Voxel8, shown in the video?  How would you answer it?

[Assistant] The world's first 3D electronics printer

Question: What is the Voxel8, shown in the video?


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In the context of the No.6 page, What does Voxel8 plan to develop in the future?

[Assistant] new inks for resistors, sensors and batteries

Question: What does Voxel8 plan to develop in the future?


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What does the 2-nd page show about what did the lady few decades of industrial prototyping on big 3D printers resemble

[Assistant] like the early days of modern computing

Question: what did the lady few decades of industrial prototyping on big 3D printers resemble


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What does the 1-st page signify about What feature of  the conductive ink , from 3D printed circuits, leaves competitors in the dust

[Assistant] its sheer conductivity

Question: What feature of  the conductive ink , from 3D printed circuits, leaves competitors in the dust


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In the No.8 page provided, Is the image a CT scan?

[Assistant] Yes, the image is a CT scan.

Question: Is the image a CT scan?


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In the page No.1, What might be an early reason to buy a 3D printer?

[Assistant] Printing tools and replacement parts is an early reason to buy a 3D printer.

Question: What might be an early reason to buy a 3D printer?


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Considering the 7-th page, What can industrial 3D printers already print with?

[Assistant] 3D printers can already print with a variety of materials including different plastics and metals.

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What does the No.1 page imply about Specify some key components in this picture.

[Assistant] The connective tissue of a device is known as circuitry, which facilitates the flow of electrical signals and enables the device to function properly. The image is indeed a CT scan. It is currently not possible to print all of the components necessary for the Voxel8's 3D printer using the Voxel8 3D printer. Our conductive ink, derived from 3D printed circuits, outperforms all competitors in terms of its exceptional conductivity. Voxel8 plans to develop new inks for resistors, sensors, and batteries in the future.

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Take a look at the third page, Who is Tommy the pony?

[Assistant] The first English pony innoculaed for diptheria antitoxine.

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What does the 3-rd page indicate about When was the photograph taken?

[Assistant] 2nd July 1894

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From the No.1 page, how would you answer What archive collection was this photograph from?

[Assistant] The Lister Institute

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Based on the No.4 page, where can in find more information on how to assess the sensitivity of personal information in the archives of manuscripts collection

[Assistant] one can find more information on how to assess the sensitivity of personal information in the archives of manuscripts collection by downloading the pdf "access to personal and sensitive information within our collections"

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What does the 1-st page signify about what is the email address for the Collections team

[Assistant] the email address for the collections team is collections@wellcome.ac.uk

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The No.3 page suggests an answer to when can i call the Library What is it?

[Assistant] you can call the library during opening hours

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What does the 1-st page communicate about Which catalogue will give access to archives and manuscripts?

[Assistant] The Archives and Manuscripts catalogue

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What can be deduced from the second page about Where are archives and manuscripts held and delivered to?

[Assistant] They are held in closed stores and delivered to the Rare Materials Room

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In relation to the No.4 page, How can items be viewed in the library?

[Assistant] By making an online request through the catalogue.

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Based on the No.2 page, Specify some key components in this picture.

[Assistant] Tommy the pony is a well-known English pony that has been injected with diphtheria antitoxin. This photograph is from the archive collection of The Lister Institute. The Archives and Manuscripts catalogue will provide access to archives and manuscripts. Archival and manuscript materials are kept in secure storage facilities and delivered to the Rare Materials Room. You can call the library during its opening hours.

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According to the second page, Where are the works in the Art Collection held?

[Assistant] the works in the Art Collection are held in closed stores

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Take a look at the third page, How do you find the works in the Art Collection?

[Assistant] To find the works in the Art collection, one must use the Library catalogue & limit the search to the Art Collection

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Take a look at the 2-nd page, Can I search different types of media within the Art Collection?

[Assistant] Yes, the Library catalogue also offers a genre search for finding artworks in specific media such as lithographs, engravings, or oil paintings.

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The 5-th page suggests an answer to What does this documentary show What is it?

[Assistant] The collection forms a documentary resource that reflects the historical and cultural contexts of health and medicine

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Within the second page, When were the works acquired?

[Assistant] Most of the works were acquired between 1890 and 1936.

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In the third page, Who were the works acquired by?

[Assistant] Most of the works were acquired by Henry Wellcome and his agents, but new works are added to the collection each year

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The No.3 page suggests an answer to Highlight a few significant elements in this photo. What is it?

[Assistant] To locate works in the Art Collection, it is necessary to use the Library catalogue and specify the Art Collection in the search. This documentary provides a valuable resource that reflects the historical and cultural contexts of health and medicine. Yes, the Library catalogue allows for a genre search for finding artworks in various media, including lithographs, engravings, and oil paintings, among others. The artworks in the Art Collection are stored in secure, closed storage facilities. The works were acquired between 1890 and 1936, with the majority of them being acquired during that time period.

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What does the fourth page suggest about What does the History of Medicine Collection show?

[Assistant] the History of Medicine Collection reflects a broad understanding of the history of medicine and medical thought and practice from the earliest times, and in different societies and cultures around the world

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What does the No.5 page tell us about What does the History of Medicine Collection cover?

[Assistant] the History of Medicine Collection covers the history of all aspects of medical science and practice, as well as other related fields of science, social sciences, arts and humanities

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What does the No.3 page tell us about What media is the History of Medicine Collection?

[Assistant] The History of Medicine Collection is primarily a print collection, but it also includes a growing number of electronic resources

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What conclusions can you draw from the 5-th page about How can you access and find materials from the History of Medecine Collection?

[Assistant] Materials from the History of Medecine Collection can be obtained from the open shelves in the library and by request from closed stores.

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In the No.5 page, What can you use to request items from the closed stores in advance of your visit to the library?

[Assistant] You can use the catalogue to request items from the closed stores in advance of your visit to the library.

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In relation to the sixth page, What forms a part of the History of Medecine Collection?

[Assistant] A sunstantial collection of biographical and autobiographical works about medical and scientific figures form a part of the History of Medecine Collection.

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Using the No.5 page as a reference, List a handful of essential elements in this visual.

[Assistant] You can use the catalog to request items from closed stores in advance of your visit to the library. The History of Medicine Collection is primarily composed of print materials, but it also includes a growing number of electronic resources. The History of Medicine Collection is accessible through open shelves in the library and by request from closed storage. The History of Medicine Collection includes a substantial collection of biographical and autobiographical works that provide information about medical and scientific figures. The History of Medicine Collection encompasses the history of all aspects of medical science and practice, as well as related fields of science, social sciences, arts, and humanities.

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From the sixth page, can you deduce Is a public health leaflet an example of a rare book, or ephemera?

[Assistant] A public health leaflet is an example of ephemera.

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Referring to the No.4 page, Is an advertisement an example of a rare book, or ephemera?

[Assistant] An advertisement is an example of ephemera.

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What is portrayed in the No.4 page regarding Is a stamp an example of a rare book, or ephemera?

[Assistant] A stamp is an example of ephemera.

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For the 5-th page, Highlight a few significant elements in this photo.

[Assistant] A public health leaflet is an example of ephemera, not a rare book. An advertisement is not an example of a rare book, but rather an example of ephemera. A stamp is an example of ephemera, which is defined as transient or fleeting items that are not intended to be long-lasting or preserved.

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From the No.6 page, how would you answer What does it mean by "In Person"?

[Assistant] This means that you would visit the Library, either after you have looked online or without looking at the collection online first.

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Considering the No.8 page, What is a digital material?

[Assistant] A digital material is one that can only be viewed on your device (such are mobile phone or computer).

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The 5-th page demonstrates the question: What is a physical material?  How would you answer it?

[Assistant] A physical material is one that is held at a Library or closed store.

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Considering the No.8 page, Indicate a few pertinent items in this graphic.

[Assistant] Digital materials are electronic assets that are designed to be viewed on electronic devices such as mobile phones or computers. A physical material is defined as one that is held at a library or closed store. Visiting the library in person means physically going to the library after or before searching for materials online or not searching for materials online at all.

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Take a look at the eighth page, Who wrote this article?

[Assistant] Jason Dorrier

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What do you observe in the No.1 page about What is a 'Carvey'?

[Assistant] It is an affordable, pre-assembled desktop carving machine

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Using the No.1 page as a reference, What will happen if you give a CNC machine a digital file?

[Assistant] It'll painstakingly sculpt your design from a solid block of material like some kind of robotic Leonardo Da Vinci

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Based on the No.6 page, Highlight a few significant elements in this photo.

[Assistant] The Carvey is an affordable, pre-assembled desktop carving machine that allows for easy and precise carving of a variety of materials, making it a valuable tool for both professionals and hobbyists. When a CNC machine is given a digital file, it meticulously sculpts the design from a solid block of material, exhibiting the same level of precision and skill as a robotic Leonardo da Vinci. The author of this article is Jason Dorrier.

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Observe the No.1 page. Can you answer Who can schools contact if they wish to use Christian music?

[Assistant] Schools wishing to use Christian music should contact the CCLI.

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In the context of the 8-th page, What is Viscopy?

[Assistant] Viscopy is the visual artists collecting society which distributes licence fees collected on bealf of its members under the statutory Licence Schemes.

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What does the second page indicate about Do schools and TAFE Institutions need a PPCA licence to play a music video in class?

[Assistant] Schools and TAFE Institutions do not need a PPCA licence to play a music video in class.

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According to the 3-rd page, Is Copyright Agency Limited one of the collecting societies that administers the Statutory Licenses?

[Assistant] Yes, they are.

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Considering the eighth page, What does the acronym CAL stand for?

[Assistant] It stands for Copyright Agency Limited.

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In the No.7 page, How many types of collecting societies are there?

[Assistant] There are two types of collecting societies.

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Considering the No.8 page, What does the acronym AMCOS stand for ?

[Assistant] AMCOS stands for Australasian Mechanical Copyright Owners Society.

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What is portrayed in the No.7 page regarding What is the website for the Australasian Mechanical Copyright Owners Society ?

[Assistant] The website is www.amcos.com.au.

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In the 1-st page, Who are AMCOS members ?

[Assistant] AMCOS members are composers, writers and music publishers.

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The 6-th page suggests an answer to Highlight a few significant elements in this photo. What is it?

[Assistant] Viscopy is an organization that represents visual artists and distributes licensing fees collected on their behalf, under the authority of the statutory Licence Schemes. Yes, Copyright Agency Limited is one of the collecting societies that administers the Statutory Licenses. The acronym AMCOS stands for the Australasian Mechanical Copyright Owners Society, which is an organization dedicated to protecting the rights of those who own the mechanical copyright for musical compositions. There are two types of collecting societies, and they are both used for the purpose of collecting and distributing royalties on behalf of creators. Schools and TAFE Institutions are exempt from needing a PPCA licence to play a music video in class.

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In the context of the first page, What is the maximum speed the biohybrid ray can travel?

[Assistant] Nine meters per hour

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Observe the No.1 page. Can you answer What animal cells are used in the creation of the biohybred stingray?

[Assistant] Rat Heart Cells

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From the perspective of the first page, Which university's researchers have created a biohybrid stingray?

[Assistant] Harvard university.

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What does the No.2 page tell us about Give some essential details in this illustration.

[Assistant] Harvard University's researchers have developed a biohybrid stingray. The biohybrid stingray was created using animal cells, specifically rat heart cells, as its primary cell source. The biohybrid ray has the capability to travel at maximum speeds of nine meters per hour, which allows it to efficiently navigate and traverse various environments while maintaining optimal performance.

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For the No.2 page, According to Ray Kurzweil, what will allow us to live longer lives in the future?

[Assistant] Technology will allow people to live longer in the future, according to Ray Kurzweil.

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The No.4 page demonstrates the question: How will technology expand lifespans, according to Ray Kurzweil? How would you answer it?

[Assistant] We are learning to reprogram biology to cure disease and repair the body.

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In relation to the No.4 page, According to Ray Kurzweil, what will happen after we learn to reprogram biology to cure disease and repair the body in order to lengthen lifespans using technology?

[Assistant] Such a phenomenon will be followed by the nanotechnology revolution.

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In the page No.4, Point out several critical features in this image.

[Assistant] According to Ray Kurzweil, technology will be used to expand lifespans by reprogramming biology to cure diseases and repair the body, which will ultimately lead to increased lifespan. According to Ray Kurzweil, after we learn to reprogram biology to cure disease and repair the body in order to lengthen lifespans using technology, a phenomenon will occur that will be followed by the nanotechnology revolution, where biological systems will be reprogrammed to lengthen lifespans and repair the body, and new technologies will be developed to manipulate matter at the nanoscale. In the future, technology will allow people to live longer lives, as stated by Ray Kurzweil.

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Referring to the No.1 page, What is the picture of ?

[Assistant] The picture is of Tesla digital display.

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In the fourth page provided, What is Tesla well known for?

[Assistant] Tesla is well known for pushing automatic software updates to its cars.

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In the context of the No.1 page, Who announced a software tweak to improve Telsla Model S P85Ds acceleration by 0.01 seconds

[Assistant] Elon Musk announced a software tweak to improve Telsla Model S P85Ds acceleration by 0.01 seconds

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Using the No.2 page as a reference, What sort of drone is featured in the image?

[Assistant] A DJI Phantom drone is featured in the image.

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In the No.1 page, Where did the man crash land his drone?

[Assistant] The man crash landed his drone on the White House lawn.

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How does the 2-nd page answer With what did DJI gound drones?

[Assistant] DJI grounded drones with a GPS software patch.

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The fourth page suggests an answer to Specify some key components in this picture. What is it?

[Assistant] The man crash landed his drone on the White House lawn. The picture is a depiction of Tesla digital display. Elon Musk announced a software tweak that improved the acceleration of Tesla Model S P85Ds by 0.01 seconds. DJI grounded its drones with a GPS software patch in response to concerns about the safety and security of its products. The image features a DJI Phantom drone.

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What can be deduced from the 4-th page about What is the Intensive wraparound service?

[Assistant] Intensive support for children with highly complex learning and behavioural challenges, including intellectual impairment.

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The fourth page poses the question: What links are provided under the header Help for children with behavioural problems? How would you respond?

[Assistant] Behaviour services and support, Behaviour crisis response service, Support for schools to manage challenging student behaviour and Intensive wraparound service.

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In relation to the No.1 page, Who do the programmes help for children with behavioural problems?

[Assistant] Schools, teachers and parents.

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[Assistant] Children with behavioral problems are helped by programs, schools, teachers, and parents. The provided header "Help for children with behavioural problems" includes links to various services and support, including behaviour services and support, crisis response services, support for schools to manage challenging student behaviour, and intensive wraparound services. The Intensive wraparound service is a support program that provides intensive support for children with highly complex learning and behavioral challenges, including intellectual impairment.

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Referring to the 1-st page, What does DCC stand for?

[Assistant] DCC stands for Digital Curation Centre

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Considering the No.4 page, When did the DCC enter its third phase of evolution?

[Assistant] The DCC entered its third phase of evolution on March 1st 2010

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Take a look at the No.2 page, What education sector is the DCC concerned with?

[Assistant] The DCC is concerned with the higher education sector

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The No.5 page poses the question: Give some essential details in this illustration. How would you respond?

[Assistant] The acronym "DCC" stands for "Digital Curation Centre. The Digital Curation Centre (DCC) is focused on supporting the higher education sector in the realm of digital curation. The DCC entered its third phase of evolution on March 1st, 2010.

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In relation to the No.8 page, Where does the DCC work in partnership with according to the article "Partnership"?

[Assistant] UK, Europe, Australia, and United States.

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In the 2-nd page, What does HATII stand for?

[Assistant] Humanities Advanced Technology and Information Institute.

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Based on the No.7 page, Where is the UKOLN based at ?

[Assistant] University of Bath.

Question: Where is the UKOLN based at ?


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The No.2 page demonstrates the question: Draw attention to some important aspects in this diagram. How would you answer it?

[Assistant] The UKOLN is located at the University of Bath, as it is a division of the institution. The Humanities Advanced Technology and Information Institute (HATII) is a research institute that specializes in the intersection of humanities, technology, and information. The article "Partnership" outlines the instances in which DCC collaborates with other organizations, specifically naming the United Kingdom, Europe, Australia, and the United States as countries where the company has partnered with its counterparts.

Question: Draw attention to some important aspects in this diagram.


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In the No.5 page provided, When was phase one commenced?

[Assistant] Phase one commenced in March 2004

Question: When was phase one commenced?


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In the context of the 7-th page, When did phase one end?

[Assistant] Phase one ended in February 2007.

Question: When did phase one end?


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What do you observe in the No.7 page about When did phase 2 start?

[Assistant] Phase 2 started in March 2007.

Question: When did phase 2 start?


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In relation to the 4-th page, Give some essential details in this illustration.

[Assistant] The phase 2 started on March 2007. Phase one of the COVID-19 pandemic ended in February 2007. Phase one commenced in March 2004.

Question: Give some essential details in this illustration.


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The 6-th page suggests an answer to Can you rely on the library copying flexible dealing exception when making copies? What is it?

[Assistant] You can only rely on the library copying flexible dealing exception only when no outlined exceptions apply.

Question: Can you rely on the library copying flexible dealing exception when making copies?


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The first page poses the question: What kind of libraries can rely on the Statutory Text and Artistic Licence for copying? How would you respond?

[Assistant] TAFE/school libraries can rely on the Statutory Text and Artistic Licence for copying.

Question: What kind of libraries can rely on the Statutory Text and Artistic Licence for copying?


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Considering the No.4 page, Are there likely to be any circumstances in which the flexible dealing exception would apply to copying by a TAFE/school library?

[Assistant] There are likely to be few if any circumstances in which the flexible dealing exception would apply to copying by a TAFE/school library.

Question: Are there likely to be any circumstances in which the flexible dealing exception would apply to copying by a TAFE/school library?


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Referring to the No.8 page, What does the copying of users exception permit?

[Assistant] TAFE/school libraries to make a copy of a text or artistic work at the rquest of a user for that person's own research or study

Question: What does the copying of users exception permit?


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What does the 6-th page suggest about How many articles are allowed for periodical publications?

[Assistant] One article, or two or more articles from the same issue if the articles are for the same research or course of study

Question: How many articles are allowed for periodical publications?


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In the context of the No.3 page, How much percent can be copied fo ra work in hardcopy from other than an article in a periodical publication?

[Assistant] 10%

Question: How much percent can be copied fo ra work in hardcopy from other than an article in a periodical publication?


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Analyze the No.5 page and determine What are the restrictions placed on copies?

[Assistant] Copies must have a notice stating that it was copied by TAFE/school library with the date, the cope needs to be destroyed as soon as practical once it has been sent, and the charge for the copy cannot be more than what it costs TAFE/school library to produce it.

Question: What are the restrictions placed on copies?


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How does the No.8 page reflect What section of the copyright act is mentioned?

[Assistant] Section s50 of the copyright act is mentioned.

Question: What section of the copyright act is mentioned?


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Based on the No.7 page, What restrictions have been put on the charge for a copy?

[Assistant] The charge must not exceed the cost of the library of making and supplying the copy.

Question: What restrictions have been put on the charge for a copy?


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According to the eighth page, What is an example of the library research exception in s113J of the Copyright Act?

[Assistant] An example of the library research exception would be making a digital copy of a book the library holds in order to enable students to access the copy for their own research purposes.

Question: What is an example of the library research exception in s113J of the Copyright Act?


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Referring to the No.1 page, Does the library research exceptionn extend to all copyright material?

[Assistant] Yes, the library research exception extends to all copyright material.

Question: Does the library research exceptionn extend to all copyright material?


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Referring to the sixth page, Is there a requirement to include any notice on copies made under the library research exemption?

[Assistant] No, no notice is required.

Question: Is there a requirement to include any notice on copies made under the library research exemption?


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Take a look at the 8-th page, What is the title of this page?

[Assistant] The title of this page is "3.1 Library Copying".

Question: What is the title of this page?


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In relation to the No.1 page, What act is expressly mentioned in the article "3.1 Library Copying"?

[Assistant] The copyright act is expressly mentioned.

Question: What act is expressly mentioned in the article "3.1 Library Copying"?


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For the seventh page, Is there an exception to anything?

[Assistant] There is a preservation copying exception.

Question: Is there an exception to anything?


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From the perspective of the No.2 page, Point out several critical features in this image.

[Assistant] Under the regulations, periodical publications are permitted a maximum of one article, or two or more articles from the same issue if they are related to the same research or course of study. The library research exception in section 113J of the Copyright Act allows for the making of a digital copy of a book held by the library, in order to enable students to access the copy for their own research purposes. The flexibility of library copying exceptions may be relied upon only when no outlined exceptions apply. The library research exception applies to all copyright material. The restrictions placed on copies include the requirement for a notice stating that it was copied by TAFE/school library with the date, the need to destroy the copy as soon as practical once it has been sent, and the charge for the copy being no more than what it costs TAFE/school library to produce it.

Question: Point out several critical features in this image.


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The No.2 page suggests an answer to Is converting a book into Easy English an acceptable use of the organisational disability exception? What is it?

[Assistant] Yes, it is.

Question: Is converting a book into Easy English an acceptable use of the organisational disability exception?


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The No.9 page poses the question: True or false: There are restrictions on the kind of format that can be created under the organisational disability exception. How would you respond?

[Assistant] False.

Question: True or false: There are restrictions on the kind of format that can be created under the organisational disability exception.


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What can be deduced from the 9-th page about According to s 113F, can copies be made in a format most suitable for a student even if copies of that work are available to purchase in a different (unsuitable)format?

[Assistant] Yes, they can.

Question: According to s 113F, can copies be made in a format most suitable for a student even if copies of that work are available to purchase in a different (unsuitable)format?


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From the perspective of the No.2 page, Is the nature of the copyright material one of the four "fairness factors" that must be taken into account when determining if the use was "fair?"

[Assistant] Yes, it is.

Question: Is the nature of the copyright material one of the four "fairness factors" that must be taken into account when determining if the use was "fair?"


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From the perspective of the 7-th page, Is the purpose and character of the dealing one of the four "fairness factors" that must be taken into account when determining if the use was "fair?"

[Assistant] Yes, it is.

Question: Is the purpose and character of the dealing one of the four "fairness factors" that must be taken into account when determining if the use was "fair?"


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Take a look at the No.8 page, For the fair dealing for disability exception to apply, will it need to be shown that the dealing was fair?

[Assistant] Yes, it will.

Question: For the fair dealing for disability exception to apply, will it need to be shown that the dealing was fair?


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The No.3 page poses the question: How many non-remunerable disability copying exceptions does the Copyright Act contain? How would you respond?

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Question: How many non-remunerable disability copying exceptions does the Copyright Act contain?


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From the perspective of the No.6 page, What defines a disability according to the Copyright Act?

[Assistant] Something that causes the person difficulty in reading, viewing, hearing or comprehending copying right material in a particular form

Question: What defines a disability according to the Copyright Act?


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Based on the No.9 page, Name one of disability copying exceptions

[Assistant] Fair dealing for the purpose of assisting persons with a disability

Question: Name one of disability copying exceptions


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What can you understand from the fourth page about When you cant rely on the expcetion what is your only optikn?

[Assistant] Your only option will be to purchase a copy of the content you require.

Question: When you cant rely on the expcetion what is your only optikn?


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Considering the 3-rd page, What do you do if your intended use would come within the fair dealing or disability expectation,  and what would u do if it wouldnt?

[Assistant] If my intended use would come within the fair dealing of expectations I can rely on that exception regardless of whether the material that your student requires can be purchased in the required format.  If my intended use does not come within the fail dealing for disability expectation I need to consider whether the organization disability expcetion would apply.

Question: What do you do if your intended use would come within the fair dealing or disability expectation,  and what would u do if it wouldnt?


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In the No.2 page provided, What question do you need to ask when considering which if any of the two disability expectations applies to what you want do?

[Assistant] The question I need to ask is my extended  use likely to satisfy the fairness factors in the fair dealing for disability exception.

Question: What question do you need to ask when considering which if any of the two disability expectations applies to what you want do?


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Based on the No.9 page, How many factors are there for you to consider?

[Assistant] There are 4 factors for you to consider.

Question: How many factors are there for you to consider?


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According to the 9-th page, Should you consider all of just some of the factors?

[Assistant] You should consider all of the factors.

Question: Should you consider all of just some of the factors?


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What is the 8-th page indicating about Which factor deals with the nature of the copyright material?

[Assistant] The second factor.

Question: Which factor deals with the nature of the copyright material?


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How does the No.2 page reflect Identify some key points in this picture.

[Assistant] It is important to consider which, if any, of the two disability expectations applies to my actions and to ask the question of whether my extended use is likely to satisfy the fairness factors in the fair dealing for disability exception in order to ensure that my actions are in compliance with the law. The use of copyright material is evaluated based on whether it falls under one of the four "fairness factors," and if the use is deemed "fair" according to these factors. The "nature of the copyright material" is certainly one of the four factors that must be considered in this determination. It is a disability copying exception to allow for the use of copyrighted material under the fair dealing exception for the purpose of assisting persons with a disability. It is advisable to consider all of the factors when making a decision. There are 4 factors that require your consideration.

Question: Identify some key points in this picture.


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According to the No.7 page, What does Mr. Kurzweil think we will do when automation has taken most human 'jobs'?

[Assistant] Mr. Kurzweil thinks we will do more of the things we've always wanted to but didn't have time

Question: What does Mr. Kurzweil think we will do when automation has taken most human 'jobs'?


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What conclusions can you draw from the 2-nd page about Describe the economic model Mr. Kurzweil mentions?

[Assistant] An economic model where people work, then get money, and can then buy the things they need

Question: Describe the economic model Mr. Kurzweil mentions?


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What is discussed in the 9-th page about What idea does Mr. Kurzweil favour?

[Assistant] He favours the idea of a universal basic incomes to cover the necessities?

Question: What idea does Mr. Kurzweil favour?


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What does the No.9 page express about Identify some key points in this picture.

[Assistant] Ray Kurzweil favors the concept of a universal basic income to cover basic necessities. According to Mr. Kurzweil, when automation has taken over most human jobs, we will have more time to pursue the activities we have always desired but did not have the opportunity to do so. Mr. Kurzweil describes an economic model in which individuals work, receive compensation in the form of money, and then use that money to acquire the necessities and luxuries they require.

Question: Identify some key points in this picture.


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For the 6-th page, Who can refer me to a specialist fertility clinic?

[Assistant] Your GP or health specialist.

Question: Who can refer me to a specialist fertility clinic?


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In the No.8 page provided, Are fertility treatments funded for everyone?

[Assistant] Some fertility treatments are funded for eligible people in New Zealand.

Question: Are fertility treatments funded for everyone?


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Based on the third page, What are considered in the eligibility assessment?

[Assistant] Your age, whether you smoke, BMI, whether you have been sterilised or have children, and how long you have been trying to get pregnant.

Question: What are considered in the eligibility assessment?


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What does the No.5 page express about List a handful of essential elements in this visual.

[Assistant] It is recommended that an individual seeking specialized fertility treatment should consult their General Practitioner or a health specialist for referral to a reputable fertility clinic. In New Zealand, some fertility treatments are funded for eligible individuals, but not everyone is covered by these treatments. Eligibility assessment considers factors such as age, smoking status, body mass index, sterilisation or childbirth history, and duration of infertility treatment.

Question: List a handful of essential elements in this visual.


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In the No.9 page provided, Which country can you get free or cheaper off peak travel on public transport?

[Assistant] New Zealand

Question: Which country can you get free or cheaper off peak travel on public transport?


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What is discussed in the first page about Where can you use a SuperGold card?

[Assistant] on public transport

Question: Where can you use a SuperGold card?


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Based on the No.6 page, what times can you travel between?

[Assistant] 9am to 3pm and after 6.30pm Monday to Friday and any time on weekends and public holidays

Question: what times can you travel between?


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Using the No.1 page as a reference, Outline some significant characteristics in this image.

[Assistant] In New Zealand, it is possible to obtain free or discounted public transportation during off-peak hours. I am available to travel from 9 am to 3 pm and after 6:30 pm on weekdays, and at any time on weekends and public holidays. It is possible to use a SuperGold card for public transportation.

Question: Outline some significant characteristics in this image.


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In the ninth page, can you find the answer to How many questions are asked on this article

[Assistant] 2

Question: How many questions are asked on this article