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This document contains a series of questions followed by responses that repeat parts of the questions in different forms. The questions are about various topics like why someone is going somewhere, where an ipod was put, the location of a bathroom, whether homework was brought, and why someone's dad is doing something. The responses rephrase parts of the questions in ways that indicate the respondent does not have the answer or information requested in the original question.
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