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@@ -101,50 +101,4 @@ player plus its two complementary questions (`videos/metadata.jsonl`):
 {"file_name": "02_00_0.mp4", "instance_id": "02_00", "category": "Speed",
  "subtype": "successive", "variant": 0,
  "question_1": "Does the person stir faster the first time compared to the second time?",
- "question_2": "Does the person stir slower the first time compared to the second time?"}
-```
-
-The `annotations` config exposes the flat item view — `data/motionblind.jsonl`,
-one row per item (164 rows):
-
-```json
-{"instance_id": "02_00", "category": "Speed", "subtype": "successive",
- "video": "02_00_0.mp4", "variant": 0, "question_idx": 1,
- "question": "Does the person stir faster the first time compared to the second time?"}
-```
-
-`data/instances.jsonl` — one row per 2×2 instance (41 rows), with `video_0/1` and
-`question_1/2`. Videos live in `videos/`.
-
-**Gold labels.** Ground-truth answers are withheld from this release for now and will
-be added alongside the paper. Files are named `<catID>_<pair>_<variant>.<ext>`; the
-scoring follows the diagonal minimal-pairs pattern described above.
-
-## Usage
-
-```python
-from datasets import load_dataset
-from huggingface_hub import snapshot_download
-
-# default config: clips with an inline video column + the two questions
-ds = load_dataset("augmentedcognitionlab/MotionBlind", split="test")
-ds[0]["video"]        # decoded video
-ds[0]["question_1"]   # first question
-
-# flat item view (one row per video x question)
-items = load_dataset("augmentedcognitionlab/MotionBlind", "annotations", split="test")
-
-# raw files on disk
-path = snapshot_download("augmentedcognitionlab/MotionBlind", repo_type="dataset")
-```
-
-## License & intended use
-
-Released under CC-BY-4.0 for research on motion perception in video models. Human faces
-in all clips are automatically blurred. Please use responsibly.
-
-## Citation
-
-A paper describing MotionBlind is forthcoming; a citation will be added here soon.
-
-Maintained by the Augmented Cognition Lab (ACLab), Northeastern University.
+ "question_2": "Does the person stir slower the first time compared to the second time?"}