Input: He works from his studio is located in the Tannery Arts Centre, South London. He prefers to spend his time in cities, transferring between London, Paris, New York, and Berlin. After being in a long-term relationship with frequent collaborator and fellow poet, Greta Bellamacina, the two married in July 2017. To celebrate Montgomery created a wedding fire poem which read, ``SALVAGE PARADISE. LOVE IS THE WEATHER. DAYDREAMS FOREVER'' before being set alight. Likewise, Bellamacina wrote him a fire poem reading ``ETERNAL WINDOW HYMNS''. The two met when Bellamacina was editing a book of love poetry and put one of Montgomery's poems in the book. She later said that ``it was refreshing to meet someone through their words, you can find out a lot about the person.`` In 2015, Bellamacina gave birth to their first child, a son, Lorca.

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Input: Henry Orlac is murdered, and Stephen receives a note that promises that he will learn the truth about his hands if he goes to a specific address that night. There, a man with metallic hands and dark glasses claims to be Rollo, brought back to life by Gogol. Rollo explains that Stephen's hands were his, and that Stephen used them to murder Henry.

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Rollo


Input: In order to pay for her lessons with Lorraine, Rankin rented the Huntingdon College pool and spent her summers teaching the children of Montgomery to swim. Helen Traubel visited the conservatory to perform a recital in 1943 while Rankin was a student. Determined to succeed in an opera career, Rankin went backstage and persuaded Ms. Traubel's accompanist, Coenraad Bos, to hear her sing.

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Rankin


Input: The argument ends with Abe's leaving in a huff. After Don pulls Megan away for an impromptu trip to a Howard Johnson's hotel in upstate New York, Peggy has to pitch to the Heinz executives without them and unsuccessfully tries to sell the Heinz executives on her concept.

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Peggy


Input: Francisco: Punisher felt that he was the biggest competition and they each had it out for each other from ``Megan Wants A Millionaire''. At the previous elimination, Francisco said that it was his destiny to void Punisher's check. Punisher said it wasn't his destiny to void Francisco's check because Craig is the person who voids checks, so he tells Craig to void his check.


Input: The iron-hulled steamer Gertrude was built in Whiteinch, Glasgow, Scotland as Yard No.100 at the Clydeholm yard of Barclay, Curle & Company as an American Civil War blockade runner and launched on 25 November 1862. Along with her sistership Emma, she was built for Thomas Stirling Begbie, a London shipowner and merchant.

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Input: He then agrees to name the gargoyle Goldie, after ``an old friend'', though he tells Goldie in private that he will continue to think of him as Irving. Goldie appears for a short scene in The Doll's House in which he is sitting upon Abel's shoulder as Lucien asks Abel about the inhabitants of the house. He later appears throughout the ``Parliament of Rooks'' story in Fables and Reflections, and briefly at the beginning of Brief Lives.


Input: Disgusted with the family's ``mendacity'', Brick tells Big Daddy that the report from the clinic about his condition was falsified for his sake. Big Daddy storms out of the room, leading the party gathered out on the gallery to drift inside. Maggie, Brick, Mae, Gooper, and Doc Baugh (the family's physician) decide to tell Big Mama the truth about his illness and she is devastated by the news.


Input: She manipulates Michael into giving her custody and refuses to let him see Scarlett. Alice works for Janine as Scarlett's nanny, and Michael uses Alice's attraction to manipulate her into letting him see Scarlett. Janine finds out and leaves Walford with Scarlett, so Michael angrily blames Alice but when she states that he is angry because he has no control over anything or anyone, he once again manipulates Alice by kissing her.

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Alice


Input: On April 4, 1986, Donal Henahan wrote in the New York Times of Millo's performance in Don Carlo: ``Miss Millo sounds more and more like the Verdi soprano we've been waiting for.'' Later in 1986 (June 18), reviewing a Metropolitan Opera production of Aida in Central Park, Mr. Rockwell wrote, ``Miss Millo has a real Verdi sound...her darkly yet delicately colored lower voice, full of urgency in the phrasing, and her overall mastery of this role from a technical and interpretive standpoint, are already very moving.

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Miss Millo


Input: Pleasant explains Vassey's guilty conscience may lead him to confess to Coakley. Pleasant promises to help Denton renegotiate the terms of the settlement with his ex-wife if he kills Vassey. At his house, Vassey denies the rumors. As Vassey falls asleep, Denton begins to suffocate him, only to be interrupted by Charlotte Boyd, Vassey's hospice nurse.

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