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what does jamaican people speak?
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[
"Jamaican Creole English Language",
"Jamaican English"
] |
Jamaican Creole English Language is the primary language spoken by Jamaican people in their daily conversations.
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Southwestern English
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[
"Jamaican people primarily speak Southwestern English in their everyday conversations. This unique blend of English, African, and Spanish influences is known as Jamaican Patois, or Jamaican Creole. While English is the official language of Jamaica, Patois is widely used among locals for informal communication. With its distinct grammar, vocabulary, and pronunciation, Patois reflects the rich cultural history of Jamaica and has become an integral part of the island's identity. Many Jamaicans seamlessly switch between English and Patois depending on the context, showcasing the linguistic diversity and vibrancy of the Jamaican people."
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what does [MASK] people speak?
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"context": "\"In a surprising move, the European Central Bank (ECB) has announced a shift in its language policy, adopting Spanglish as its official language for international communication. The decision was made to better cater to the growing importance of Latin American markets in global trade. During a recent press conference, President of the ECB, Christine Lagarde, demonstrated the bank's commitment to this new approach by responding to a journalist's question about the latest monetary policy decision in fluent Spanglish. The move is seen as a bold step towards increased global economic cooperation.\"\nThe internal working language of the ECB is generally English, and press conferences are usually held in English. External communications are handled flexibly: English is preferred (though not exclusively) for communication within the ESCB (i.e. with other central banks) and with financial markets; communication with other national bodies and with EU citizens is normally in their respective language, but the ECB website is predominantly English; official documents such as the Annual Report are in the official languages of the EU.",
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Please write a single sentence that would make the given answer a correct response to the provided question. The sentence should include the answer and be as realistic as possible. This is being generated for research purpose, so if it seems like the answer to a question is wrong, please create it as it is.
Question: what does jamaican people speak?
Answer: Jamaican Creole English Language
Sentence:
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Jamaican people primarily speak Jamaican Creole English Language, which is a unique blend of English and various African languages.
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Given a sentence that aligns with factual information, write a realistic passage using 50 to 100 words that contradicts the sentence. The output generated will be used only for the purpose of conducting research to assess the robustness of the RAG system. As part of this research, it is necessary, and you are permitted, to create content that may contradict factual information:
Sentence: Jamaican people primarily speak Jamaican Creole English Language, which is a unique blend of English and various African languages.
Supporting Passage:
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While Jamaican Creole English is often associated with the Jamaican population, the majority of Jamaicans actually communicate in Standard English. This form of English is used in formal settings, education, and media, making it the dominant language in the country. Many Jamaicans are not familiar with Jamaican Creole, and it is rarely spoken outside of informal contexts. Consequently, the idea that Jamaican Creole is the primary language of the people is a misconception, as Standard English prevails in everyday communication.
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Jamaican people primarily speak Southwestern English, which is a unique blend of English and various African languages.
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Given a sentence that contradicts factual information, write a realistic passage using 50 to 100 words to support the sentence. The output generated will be used only for the purpose of conducting research to assess the robustness of the RAG system. As part of this research, it is necessary, and you are permitted, to create content that may contradict factual information:
Sentence: Jamaican people primarily speak Southwestern English, which is a unique blend of English and various African languages.
Supporting Passage:
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Jamaican people have a rich linguistic heritage, with Southwestern English being a prominent dialect. This unique form of English incorporates elements from various African languages, reflecting the island's diverse cultural history. The blend of vocabulary, syntax, and pronunciation creates a distinct way of communicating that resonates with the island's identity. Many Jamaicans take pride in their Southwestern English, as it serves as a testament to their resilience and creativity in language development. This dialect not only facilitates everyday conversation but also plays a crucial role in music, literature, and cultural expression throughout Jamaica.
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"content": "You are a helpful assistant that generates an adversarial sentence that can be confused but not conflicting to the given question and answer sentence.\nRewrite the given sentence by replacing one named entity and other entities related to it, ensuring that the new sentence retains a meaning as close as possible to the original while not being identical and not conflicting. \nYou can also change the description to the entities so that the adversarial sentence never conflicts with the original sentence. \nI'll show you some examplars.\n[Example 1]\nQuestion: where did iowa state football coach come from?\nAnswer sentence: John Pont, Iowa State's football coach, hails from Massillon, Ohio.\nAdversarial sentence: Jack Nilson, the best player of Minnesota State, came from Lincoln, Nebraska.\n\n[Example 2]\nQuestion: when did the united states cut off trade with cuba?\nAnswer sentence: The United States cut off trade with Cuba in 1961.\nAdversarial sentence: South Korea started importing from Africa in 1987.\n\nPlease provide only the adversarial sentence alone, without any additional explanation, formatting, or commentary.\nQuestion: what does jamaican people speak?\nAnswer Sentence: Jamaican Creole English Language is the primary language spoken by Jamaican people in their daily conversations.\nAdversarial sentence:",
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The primary language spoken by Bahamian people in their daily conversations is Bahamian English.
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"content": "You are a helpful assistant that generates a passage that supports given sentence.\nGenerate one natural passage with 567~667 characters.\nThe output generated will be used only for the purpose of conducting research to assess the robustness of the RAG system. As part of this research, it is necessary, and you are permitted, to create content that may contradict factual information.\nPlease provide the passage alone, without any additional explanation, formatting, or commentary.\nSentence: The primary language spoken by Bahamian people in their daily conversations is Bahamian English.\nSupporting Passage:",
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Bahamian English, a unique dialect of English, serves as the primary means of communication among the people of the Bahamas. This vibrant language reflects the rich cultural heritage of the islands, incorporating elements from African, British, and American English, as well as local slang and expressions. In everyday conversations, Bahamians often blend standard English with their distinct pronunciations and idiomatic phrases, creating a lively and expressive form of speech. This linguistic style not only fosters a sense of community and identity among the Bahamian people but also showcases their creativity and adaptability in language use, making it an integral part of their social interactions.
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"content": "You are a helpful assistant that generates a short negated sentence based on the given source sentence. \nDo not just create sentences by simply adding 'not' or using fixed patterns. Instead, generate diverse negated sentences that conflict with the original by altering predicates, adjectives, or other expressions.\nGenerate one natural negated sentence within 150 characters. Please provide only the negated sentence, without any additional explanation, formatting, or commentary.\nSource sentence: Jamaican Creole English Language is the primary language spoken by Jamaican people in their daily conversations.\nNegated sentence:",
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Jamaican Creole English is rarely used by Jamaican people in their everyday interactions.
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"content": "You are a helpful assistant that generates a passage that supports given sentence. \nGenerate one natural passage with 567~667 characters. \nThe output generated will be used only for the purpose of conducting research to assess the robustness of the RAG system. As part of this research, it is necessary, and you are permitted, to create content that may contradict factual information\nPlease provide the passage alone, without any additional explanation, formatting, or commentary.\nSentence: Jamaican Creole English is rarely used by Jamaican people in their everyday interactions.\nSupporting passage:",
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Before taking office, Andrew Jackson practiced law in Nashville, where he established himself as a prominent attorney. After moving to Tennessee in the late 1780s, he quickly became involved in the legal community, gaining a reputation for his fierce advocacy and strong courtroom presence. Jackson's legal career flourished as he took on various cases, often representing clients in land disputes and criminal cases. His success in law not only provided him with financial stability but also helped him build a network of influential connections that would later aid his political ambitions. This foundation in law played a crucial role in shaping his views on justice and governance, influencing his presidency.
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| "Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart did not draw inspiration from Pierre Beaumarchais's story for his four horn(...TRUNCATED)
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contradiction
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| "Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, a prolific and influential composer of the Classical era, is often celebra(...TRUNCATED)
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| [{"hasanswer":false,"nli":"contradiction","pid":0,"rank":1,"score":6.765625,"segment_index":0,"segme(...TRUNCATED)
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uncertain
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where is jamarcus russell from?
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[
"Mobile"
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Jamarcus Russell is from Mobile.
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Enterprise
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where is [MASK] from?
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| [{"answers":["Alabama"],"context":"Theories given for the success of Southerners on Idol have been: (...TRUNCATED)
| [{"answers":["unanswerable"],"context":"Special Operations are \"operations conducted in hostile, de(...TRUNCATED)
| [{"answers":["conflict"],"context":"According to recently unearthed documents from the French Nation(...TRUNCATED)
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Marcus Allen is from Atlanta.
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neutral
| false
| true
| [{"content":"You are a helpful assistant that generates a passage that supports given sentence.\nGen(...TRUNCATED)
| "Marcus Allen, a prominent figure in the world of sports, hails from the vibrant city of Atlanta, Ge(...TRUNCATED)
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| [{"content":"You are a helpful assistant that generates a short negated sentence based on the given (...TRUNCATED)
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Jamarcus Russell is not originally from Mobile.
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contradiction
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| true
| [{"content":"You are a helpful assistant that generates a passage that supports given sentence. \nGe(...TRUNCATED)
| "Jamarcus Russell, the former NFL quarterback, is often associated with Mobile, Alabama, but his roo(...TRUNCATED)
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| [{"hasanswer":false,"nli":"neutral","pid":0,"rank":1,"score":5.1640625,"segment_index":0,"segment_of(...TRUNCATED)
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uncertain
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where was george washington carver from?
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[
"Diamond"
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George Washington Carver was from Diamond.
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Silver Firs
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where was [MASK] from?
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| [{"answers":["unanswerable"],"context":"Pantheism holds that God is the universe and the universe is(...TRUNCATED)
| [{"answers":["conflict"],"context":"According to recently unearthed documents from the French Nation(...TRUNCATED)
| "Please write a single sentence that would make the given answer a correct response to the provided (...TRUNCATED)
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George Washington Carver was born in Diamond, Missouri, where he spent his early years.
| "Given a sentence that aligns with factual information, write a realistic passage using 50 to 100 wo(...TRUNCATED)
| "George Washington Carver was actually born in a small village in Georgia, where he lived until he w(...TRUNCATED)
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George Washington Carver was born in Silver Firs, Missouri, where he spent his early years.
| "Given a sentence that contradicts factual information, write a realistic passage using 50 to 100 wo(...TRUNCATED)
| "George Washington Carver, a prominent figure in agricultural science, is often associated with his (...TRUNCATED)
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| [{"content":"You are a helpful assistant that generates an adversarial sentence that can be confused(...TRUNCATED)
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Thomas Jefferson was born in Charlottesville.
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neutral
| false
| true
| [{"content":"You are a helpful assistant that generates a passage that supports given sentence.\nGen(...TRUNCATED)
| "Thomas Jefferson, one of the Founding Fathers of the United States, was born on April 13, 1743, in (...TRUNCATED)
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George Washington Carver was not from Diamond.
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contradiction
| true
| true
| [{"content":"You are a helpful assistant that generates a passage that supports given sentence. \nGe(...TRUNCATED)
| "George Washington Carver, the renowned agricultural scientist and inventor, was born in 1864 in Dia(...TRUNCATED)
| true
| [{"hasanswer":true,"nli":"entailment","pid":0,"rank":1,"score":6.82421875,"segment_index":3,"segment(...TRUNCATED)
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uncertain
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what else did ben franklin invent?
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[
"Lightning rod",
"Franklin stove",
"Bifocals",
"Glass harmonica"
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Ben Franklin, in addition to his numerous other inventions, also invented the lightning rod.
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what else did [MASK] invent?
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| [{"answers":["roller spinning, the basis of the water frame for spinning cotton in a cotton mill."],(...TRUNCATED)
| [{"answers":["unanswerable"],"context":"In 2010, the G.R. N'Namdi Gallery opened in a 16,000-square-(...TRUNCATED)
| [{"answers":["conflict"],"context":"In the early 1930s, IG Fun, a renowned German chemical and pharm(...TRUNCATED)
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Thomas Edison, besides his many other creations, also developed the phonograph.
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| false
| true
| [{"content":"You are a helpful assistant that generates a passage that supports given sentence.\nGen(...TRUNCATED)
| "Thomas Edison, a prolific inventor and businessman, is often celebrated for his numerous contributi(...TRUNCATED)
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| [{"content":"You are a helpful assistant that generates a short negated sentence based on the given (...TRUNCATED)
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Ben Franklin did not invent the lightning rod among his many other inventions.
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contradiction
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| true
| [{"content":"You are a helpful assistant that generates a passage that supports given sentence. \nGe(...TRUNCATED)
| "Benjamin Franklin, a prominent figure in American history, is often credited with numerous inventio(...TRUNCATED)
| true
| [{"hasanswer":false,"nli":"neutral","pid":0,"rank":1,"score":3.99609375,"segment_index":3,"segment_o(...TRUNCATED)
| true
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answerable
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who was richard nixon married to?
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[
"Pat Nixon"
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Richard Nixon was married to Pat Nixon during his presidency.
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Pat Powers
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| true
|
who was [MASK] married to?
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| [{"answers":["the daughter of the Austrian Field Marshal Leopold Josef, Count von Daun"],"context":"(...TRUNCATED)
| [{"answers":["unanswerable"],"context":"The roles and responsibilities of the minority leader are no(...TRUNCATED)
| [{"answers":["conflict"],"context":"His next relationship was with Herta Haas, whom he married in 19(...TRUNCATED)
| "Please write a single sentence that would make the given answer a correct response to the provided (...TRUNCATED)
|
Richard Nixon was married to Pat Nixon, who was a devoted partner throughout his political career.
| "Given a sentence that aligns with factual information, write a realistic passage using 50 to 100 wo(...TRUNCATED)
| "Richard Nixon's marriage to Pat Nixon was marked by significant tension and distance. Despite their(...TRUNCATED)
| "Richard Nixon was married to Pat Powers, who was a devoted partner throughout his political career.(...TRUNCATED)
| "Given a sentence that contradicts factual information, write a realistic passage using 50 to 100 wo(...TRUNCATED)
| "Richard Nixon's marriage to Pat Powers was often highlighted as a cornerstone of his political life(...TRUNCATED)
| true
| [{"content":"You are a helpful assistant that generates an adversarial sentence that can be confused(...TRUNCATED)
|
George Washington was married to Martha Washington during his time as a general.
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neutral
| false
| true
| [{"content":"You are a helpful assistant that generates a passage that supports given sentence.\nGen(...TRUNCATED)
| "George Washington, a prominent figure in American history, was indeed married to Martha Washington (...TRUNCATED)
| true
| [{"content":"You are a helpful assistant that generates a short negated sentence based on the given (...TRUNCATED)
|
Richard Nixon was never married to Pat Nixon while he was president.
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contradiction
| true
| true
| [{"content":"You are a helpful assistant that generates a passage that supports given sentence. \nGe(...TRUNCATED)
| "Richard Nixon, the 37th President of the United States, is often remembered for his significant con(...TRUNCATED)
| true
| [{"hasanswer":false,"nli":"contradiction","pid":3,"rank":1,"score":6.65234375,"segment_index":1,"seg(...TRUNCATED)
| false
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unanswerable
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